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[00:00:15] Hello and of welcome to TRT World, this is the news hour live from
[00:00:18] Istanbul with me Emily
[00:00:20] of Angwin. of Coming up in the next 60 minutes, Saudi Arabia
[00:00:23] vous
[00:00:24] of tough
[00:00:25] of response after missiles hit Riad's main airport three times
[00:00:29] in a week. killing at least 17
[00:00:32] of people, as the escalation fuels fears of a wider regional war,
[00:00:35] Iran's foreign minister is offering to
[00:00:37] of mediate between Riyad and Yemen's
[00:00:40] of hoothies. of of Deal or no deal, Donald Trump announces an
[00:00:44] energy cease fire between Russia and Ukraine, but the
[00:00:47] details remain unclear. Voladimir Zelensky
[00:00:50] of warns Keeve
[00:00:51] of will retaliate if Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid
[00:00:55] continue. The anger against India's government is
[00:00:59] growing
[00:01:00] of the in cock. movement is now being supported by
[00:01:02] of the
[00:01:02] of main opposition, protesters are marching to the Supreme Court
[00:01:06] demanding the election chief's
[00:01:08] of of resignation
[00:01:08] of over the removal of millions of
[00:01:11] of names
[00:01:11] of from voter lists
[00:01:13] of and in in Pakistan, a fresh crackdown, members
[00:01:16] of the party led by jailed former prime minister Imran Khan at
[00:01:20] detained in the country's northwest where a state of
[00:01:23] emergency is in
[00:01:28] of force. a
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[00:01:45] Welcome to the program: days of attacks on Saudi Arabia's capital is
[00:01:49] shaking the kingdom and raising questions about what comes next for the
[00:01:52] region. The Saudi Energy minister is describing the
[00:01:56] a strikes by hoothies from neighboring Yemen as serious.
[00:02:00] and needing equally serious response. the airport has been hit
[00:02:04] three times in just 5 days, killing a total of 17
[00:02:07] people. hundreds of Monday's flights
[00:02:10] of out of rehad have been cancelled with damage assessments and safety
[00:02:14] inspections now underway. Iran's foreign minister has phoned his
[00:02:17] Saudi
[00:02:18] in counterpart in to say rather
[00:02:20] of that Tehran is ready to help facilitate talks with Yemen's
[00:02:24] hoothies. Abas Aragi stressed there is no
[00:02:27] military solution to the crisis. At the same time, Donald Trump
[00:02:31] is weighing up a US response and whether it should launch
[00:02:35] attacks on the hoothies, long allied with Iran. Batam
[00:02:39] Beneni begins our
[00:02:41] of coverage. Saudi Arabia's main international airport
[00:02:45] has come under attack for
[00:02:47] in the third time in five days. Authorities
[00:02:51] in of say a
[00:02:53] of of projectile struck terminal four 24 hours after
[00:02:56] of of Saturday's attack that killed 13 people and injured
[00:03:00] more
[00:03:02] of of than of 300, the ans claimed
[00:03:04] responsibility. the
[00:03:07] of yemani
[00:03:08] in armed
[00:03:08] of forces carried out four qualitative operations in the past
[00:03:12] 24 hours using ballistic and cruise
[00:03:16] missiles and drones. the iran bked group
[00:03:19] says it first targeted
[00:03:22] of king Khalid international airport in riad, then hit
[00:03:26] the shakdam gas facility belonging
[00:03:28] of to aramco and the kind. eastern
[00:03:31] a province along with neighboring Ramku tanajib oil
[00:03:34] facility before striking King Fahad international
[00:03:38] airport in themam. Fearing further
[00:03:42] attacks, Saudi
[00:03:44] of authorities of moved schools online and closed the
[00:03:47] of affected of airports.
[00:03:47] of Live flight tracking data
[00:03:51] of shows disruption to hundreds of flights around the capital
[00:03:55] and in the
[00:03:56] of eastern province. Despite the attacks, Saudi official.
[00:04:00] saw to project confidence as energy ministers
[00:04:03] and
[00:04:04] of industry leaders gathered in Riyadh for the 17th
[00:04:08] international energy forum meeting. Saudi
[00:04:12] resilience
[00:04:14] of and forsite. I think by now
[00:04:17] people take it as given. Saudi
[00:04:21] Arabia remained resilient. No one can
[00:04:24] of shake our determination to
[00:04:26] of sustain our progress and fulfill our commitment.
[00:04:30] Security concerns remain high across the region
[00:04:34] with Turkia calling it clear violation of
[00:04:38] international law, joining the condemnation of its
[00:04:41] partner in the Mecca agreement. I
[00:04:45] believe that what the Hufis are doing in this regard is extremely regrettable and no
[00:04:49] amount of condemnation is enough. Pakistan has repeatedly time and
[00:04:53] again including today said that this campaign the Huthis are waging against the
[00:04:57] Saudis has no justification
[00:04:59] of whatsoever. of Saudi state media has now reported that Iranian
[00:05:03] farm minister Abbas Arakshi offered Riad
[00:05:06] assistance to facilitate talks with the
[00:05:09] in Hithies. The other side
[00:05:11] of the story is is unfolding in your
[00:05:13] man, fierce clashes are
[00:05:16] escalating there, hothy one tv,
[00:05:20] broadcast footage, it said showed fighters chasing
[00:05:24] saudi back forces and lahs a key province between
[00:05:28] tas and haden, it is another sign that
[00:05:32] with diplomacy stored the guns are still doing the
[00:05:36] talking,
[00:05:41] okay let's bring in muhammed.
[00:05:47] what have we heard from the hoothies about this latest
[00:05:49] attack?
[00:05:51] hello,
[00:05:56] regarding the what you have, we have we have heard from the his regarding the
[00:06:00] latest attacks on Saudi Arabia, some of some the some the
[00:06:04] hotis that are not officials, we are talking about the social
[00:06:07] media, the they mentioned that the the they would like
[00:06:11] the saudis to test. but the yemanies have who are under the control
[00:06:15] the hies have been going through all the 10 years or 12
[00:06:19] years for the continuation the war the war and the conflict
[00:06:22] the some them showed that the some the saudi
[00:06:26] passengers have have been have been
[00:06:30] didn't have any option but to to ride on buses
[00:06:34] and also tracks in order to go back to the Saudi
[00:06:38] Arabia from neighboring countries so we are talk about the
[00:06:42] the the the the the houthis officials especially
[00:06:45] the we are talking about the the the houthies leader who mentioned
[00:06:48] the the the during his recent speech that
[00:06:52] the the the are adiment to continue their
[00:06:55] escalation and we are witnessing this escalation has be has
[00:06:59] started to reach the saudi airports
[00:07:02] and maybe we could reach this
[00:07:06] Saudi seaports because the the the
[00:07:10] the
[00:07:10] the the houthies leader here. to continue his
[00:07:14] escalation, he mentioned that the they are
[00:07:18] not going to be detered as especially that the he he he
[00:07:22] believes that they are they are having a just cause they are calling for Saudi
[00:07:25] Arabia left its blockade and to allow yemanies to uh
[00:07:29] to to to return back to the negotiation table to resolve their differences
[00:07:33] peacefully uh the he mentions that this is just
[00:07:37] calls
[00:07:38] on the the international community should stand with them according to his words while
[00:07:42] the... the official said that the the energy security
[00:07:45] is something couldn't be taken for granted and that we will
[00:07:49] stand firm and they will response fairly against the his
[00:07:53] attacks on the saudi infrastructure.
[00:07:57] mhammed, you're in Yemen, you're in Sana, what's the latest on the
[00:08:00] retaliatory attacks on the ground
[00:08:02] there?
[00:08:09] so we are, what
[00:08:11] the the recent? bts on the ground, each
[00:08:15] party continues to claim that they have recaptured the uh one
[00:08:19] position and later later on the the other
[00:08:22] party claims that they're capturing
[00:08:26] this position, we are talking maybe about in
[00:08:29] just the past 24 hours, the his claimed
[00:08:33] their responsibility recently while the international recognized government
[00:08:37] claimed this responsibility of recapturing it
[00:08:41] just 20. hours ago
[00:08:43] so we are having a speedy and fast
[00:08:46] moving developmentts on the ground, the the
[00:08:50] both side, both parties are stretching from their areas of
[00:08:53] control towards babel mandab, nobody has left the the babel
[00:08:57] mandab and the internationally recognized government has
[00:09:01] mentioned that they are still fighting some pockets
[00:09:04] of fighters in the babil mandab and
[00:09:08] they mentioned also they have foiled earlier
[00:09:11] the... advancing attemps toward the airport
[00:09:15] of web which is have been
[00:09:18] taken by the international recognized government
[00:09:21] so far also we are talking about the the the the houties military
[00:09:25] spokes person he mentioned that the have also foiled attempt
[00:09:29] by the by by the international organized government to advance
[00:09:32] towards the waziah which is the which is the gate
[00:09:36] the babil mandab so also the the
[00:09:40] international recognized government person mentioned that they have carried out
[00:09:44] nearly 1,900 military operations that have
[00:09:48] neutralized hundreds of hies according to his words. okay,
[00:09:52] thank you so much for the update, mohammed alatab in Santana for us.
[00:09:56] let's bring in Raza Hattami now who's in Tehran
[00:10:00] for us. reza, what further details do you have about Iran's
[00:10:04] office to facilitate these talks between Saudi Arabia and
[00:10:08] the
[00:10:08] Hutis?
[00:10:12] well. Despite height and tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, we are seeing that the
[00:10:16] two countries are talking at the highest levels. Iran's top
[00:10:20] diplomat Abbas Araqchi had a phone conversation with the Saudi canterpart Faisal
[00:10:24] bin Farhan. He said that, according to Iran's point of
[00:10:27] view, the situation in Yemen and in Saudi
[00:10:30] Arabia have has no
[00:10:34] military solution, and disregard for
[00:10:37] political solutions will only complicate this
[00:10:41] situation, and we know that Iran has great influence over the
[00:10:44] hoothis in Yemen, and Iran's foreign minister Abbas Sarahchi
[00:10:48] said that he is ready to, his country is ready to
[00:10:52] facilitate talks between, Saudi
[00:10:55] Arabia and Yemen's hoothis and we know that Iran's
[00:10:59] longstanding position regarding the situation in Yemen
[00:11:02] and warring factions in Yemen is that
[00:11:06] the warring factions in Yemen should adhere to a
[00:11:09] 2022 UN backed road map for
[00:11:13] peace, they should initiate Yemeni Yemeny
[00:11:16] dialogue and Iran says that top of that Yemen Yemeny
[00:11:19] dialogue it is ready to facilitate Saudi
[00:11:23] um and Houti. dialogue as well,
[00:11:27] and today this stance on Monday
[00:11:31] was reiterated by Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson Ismail
[00:11:35] Baqayi who said that only, I mean the fighting
[00:11:38] between Yemen, yemen Suthies and Saudi Arabia
[00:11:42] only serves Israely interests in the
[00:11:45] region, adding that two Muslim countries should not
[00:11:49] be at war, this is only to the benefit of Israel. Iran
[00:11:52] is also criticizing Arabia for imposing a
[00:11:56] blockade on Yemen's hoothies
[00:12:00] as well as a July Saudi Ara strike on Sana
[00:12:04] airport that according to Iran and from Iran's point of view
[00:12:07] accelerate the tensions that have now spilled
[00:12:11] into war. Reza moving to the
[00:12:15] Iran-US war now the tuwing and frowing between the two
[00:12:18] countries continues. Where are we at from diplomatic
[00:12:21] standpoint?
[00:12:26] Well, on Sunday, Iran's top security chief, the secretary of Iran
[00:12:30] supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rizay said that Iran has received the
[00:12:34] USA's response to Tehran's seven seven
[00:12:38] point proposal,
[00:12:41] and he said, he said that the US
[00:12:45] respon response is not adequate and is
[00:12:49] insufficient, he said that the United States has accepted some of Iran's
[00:12:53] seven demands without specifying. which ones exactly? we know that
[00:12:56] Iran has demanded sanctions relief for its oil and
[00:13:00] petrochemical products, Iran has demanded a release of
[00:13:04] billions of dollars in its frozen assets abroad. Tehran has called for an
[00:13:08] end to US naval blockade on Iran and Iranian
[00:13:12] ports and also Tehran has called for indev Israely attacks on Lebanon.
[00:13:15] Tehran wants all these conditions plus few
[00:13:18] more to be met by Washington before it reopens the straight of
[00:13:22] hormos. Tehran says if these conditions are. not met all
[00:13:25] them by the United States, then Tehran uh is
[00:13:29] not ready to continue the negotiations, so at the
[00:13:32] moment, Iran
[00:13:34] is still weighing the US's response, it has
[00:13:38] not given its response via
[00:13:41] mediators to the United States, as of yet, again
[00:13:44] todayt is weekly press conference said that Iran is still
[00:13:48] weighing the US's proposal, but the straight of hormos is not going to be reopened
[00:13:52] unless all these Iranian conditions are met. Certainly a dynamic
[00:13:56] time. Thanks so much for the update. Reza Hatami in Tehran. Let's
[00:14:00] bring in Hannah Porter now, who is a Yemen research specialist and
[00:14:03] author. She joins us live from London. Hannah, thanks so much for joining us
[00:14:07] on the program. As we heard from our correspondent, it's certainly a
[00:14:11] turbulent time in the region. Let's start with the Iran
[00:14:14] war. How is that conflict complicating efforts to
[00:14:18] resolve the hostilities between the Saudis and the
[00:14:21] Houties? Well, certainly that is influencing.
[00:14:25] Hothi decision making, we've seen of course the hoothies uh
[00:14:29] threatening maritime attacks uh on the Red Sea, and then at
[00:14:32] least with their temporary hold on Babed Mendeb, which now appears to be
[00:14:36] jeopardized, that threat was increased,
[00:14:40] and so when you have the Straight of Hormus closed and then threats
[00:14:44] to further restrict maritime traffic in the Red Sea and through
[00:14:48] Babel Mendeb, then that has a global impact uh on
[00:14:51] the economy and um on trade, so I think that the
[00:14:55] Hutis are certainly primarily informed by events
[00:14:59] on the ground in Yemen and territorial shifts and of course
[00:15:03] their war with Saudi Arabia and they are primarily framing this as a
[00:15:07] war with Saudi Arabia rather than a civil war within Yemen,
[00:15:11] but certainly uh the US
[00:15:12] war on Iran is is informing their choices and they're
[00:15:16] building that into their strategy. What does Iran stand to
[00:15:20] gain given the conflict with the US by offering to
[00:15:23] facilitate or mediate? between Saudi Arabia and
[00:15:27] the and the Hutis, so I think
[00:15:31] that the Hithies and probably Iran is well see that the Houties are a
[00:15:35] very strong negotiating position right now and... and I believe this is why
[00:15:38] we see the Huthis escalating at this point over the summer and up
[00:15:42] until now the Huthies have noted that uh Saudi
[00:15:46] Arabia's allies and partners in the region are somewhat
[00:15:50] reluctant to intervene on Saudi Arabia's behalf so the Huthies
[00:15:53] see that they can attack Saudi airports and maritime interests and
[00:15:57] oil interests and they believe that they will still be able to
[00:16:01] control the territory that they control across Yemen and possibly even make
[00:16:05] gains as we have seen as governor it and along the red sea
[00:16:09] coast, so the huties believe that this is the time to make demands, and of
[00:16:13] course their demands are a lifting the blockade, the saudi enforce blockade on
[00:16:17] northern Yemen, and also a degree of legitimization.
[00:16:21] At the same time, the Huthies are able to really apply
[00:16:25] pressure not only to Saudi Arabia, but the international community
[00:16:28] and intentionally uh influence the US to
[00:16:32] lift uh and resolve the war with Iran
[00:16:35] and and stop attacks there. well, how likely is it that
[00:16:39] Riyad will accept this offer from Iran to to mediate
[00:16:43] given their longstanding sort of struggles, the dominance in the
[00:16:46] region? Saudi Arabia is a very
[00:16:50] difficult position right now, I don't think they're going to be willing at
[00:16:54] the moment to re-enter into negotiations with the Houties, they will
[00:16:58] probably understandably feel the need to retaliate due to the
[00:17:02] numerous deadly attacks by the Houties on Saudi
[00:17:05] airports, but at the same time in the long-term, there really
[00:17:09] isn't going to be a military solution to the problem the huties
[00:17:13] and Yemen's war more broadly, so there will need to be
[00:17:16] return to diplomacy to some extent, and I think from the
[00:17:20] Huthi perspective, what they want to ensure is that they're an advantageous
[00:17:24] position in the lead-up to potential talks, whenever those may be, and from
[00:17:28] the Saudi perspective, they will only re-enter talks when they
[00:17:31] feel like they can save face, and that it doesn't appear that they are
[00:17:35] just doing it under immense. uh pressure from these hoothy
[00:17:39] attacks. Hannah, really appreciate your insights. Hannah Porter, a Yemen
[00:17:43] research specialist and author joining us from London. Thank you.
[00:17:47] Thank you. Let's go to our correspondent John Brain in
[00:17:50] Washington. Now, John, certainly plenty to talk about
[00:17:53] today. Let's start with what's happening with Trump
[00:17:57] and him intervening or not in this conflict with the
[00:18:01] hoothies. He did say on Sunday that he was weighing up
[00:18:05] his options. What can you tell us about his latest?
[00:18:13] Well he's in very difficult position really, he's already turned down
[00:18:16] two requests from the Saudis for military
[00:18:20] assistance, direct military assistance against the Hujis,
[00:18:24] uh Donald Trump has turned them down on both
[00:18:27] occasions uh and they're trying a third time, and of course
[00:18:31] Saudi Arabia has always assumed that America has got
[00:18:35] its back so to speak, so... very difficult for the
[00:18:38] US to - not go to the Saudi's
[00:18:41] assistance, at the moment they're limiting that assistance to
[00:18:45] intelligence gathering, for example uh,
[00:18:49] but Riyad wants direct military help from
[00:18:53] the Americans, the problem for Donald Trump is that the US
[00:18:56] attacked the hooties last year, carried out sustained
[00:19:00] bombing campaign against thehooties - huge
[00:19:04] expense uh, but it didn't really have the desire to... and
[00:19:08] Trump is unwilling to get engaged again,
[00:19:11] more importantly because the mid-term elections are
[00:19:15] now very close indeed. Iran has
[00:19:18] already hugely damaged the Republicans chances in
[00:19:22] those elections and Trump knows that opening up second
[00:19:26] front against the hooties uh would damage those
[00:19:30] chances even further so he's very mindful
[00:19:34] the fact that this country is going to the polls on November. the
[00:19:37] third for those congressional elections and that is
[00:19:41] probably the biggest factor at the moment in staying his
[00:19:45] hands. yes, John, let's let's turn to those mid-terms now,
[00:19:49] which are just around the corner, and Trump's latest attempt to
[00:19:53] bring oil prices down. what can you tell us about this supposed
[00:19:56] energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, which was
[00:20:00] announced at
[00:20:01] the
[00:20:06] weekend? well, I think it's come to a... surprise for as a surprise to
[00:20:10] most people uh, not least of course the Ukrainians
[00:20:13] themselves who only learned about it through social media,
[00:20:17] through me the media, presumably the Russians learned about it that
[00:20:21] way as well, it feels like very typical
[00:20:25] Trump move almost off the top of his head, something that he's
[00:20:29] desires rather than something that has actually been
[00:20:32] agreed, again though uh, as we've been saying it's all to do with the
[00:20:36] mid-term elections, fuel prices are the
[00:20:40] biggest drag on the Republican's prospects in the
[00:20:44] elections. Trump is desperate to bring those prices down
[00:20:48] before the Americans. go to the polls, so he's got this
[00:20:52] deal with the Russians to import
[00:20:55] 300 million tons of fuel in the first instance
[00:20:59] of diesel. most analysts here say that's barely going to
[00:21:03] scratch the surface, it's - hardly a
[00:21:06] day's usage for most americ for the
[00:21:09] Americans as a whole, and of course it's
[00:21:13] - really up-ended the uh negotiations about
[00:21:17] ending the war between Russia and Ukraine, it's really... really uh put
[00:21:21] the balance far in the Russian
[00:21:25] side, but then Trump has never really supported president
[00:21:28] Zelensky, he's of course calling for new leader for the
[00:21:32] Ukraine Ukrainians, this goes back to his first term when
[00:21:36] it was his telephone call with Zelensky which led to his first
[00:21:39] impeachment uh, so there's no love loss there, but this
[00:21:43] has taken most people by
[00:21:45] surprise, and there's a great deal of
[00:21:48] skepticism about... whether this so-called seas far will
[00:21:52] hold and as I say whether this import
[00:21:56] of Russian diesel will really make any difference. John,
[00:21:59] really appreciate the update. Thanks so much. John Brain, life for us in
[00:22:03] Washington DC, and following on from what John said,
[00:22:07] President Zelensky says Russia has attacked Ukraine's energy
[00:22:10] facilities, despite the announcement of that truce by Donald
[00:22:14] Trump. Russian strikes hit the second largest city of Karkiv,
[00:22:18] killing six people and during nine on Sunday, among the
[00:22:22] targets was heating and power plant. Zelensky says
[00:22:25] Kive will retaliate if Moscow does not agree to that ce
[00:22:29] fire. This winter, if Russia
[00:22:33] does not agree to an energy fire, we will
[00:22:37] respond. So that is why
[00:22:40] yesterday the American President's post
[00:22:44] drew real interest and real
[00:22:47] hope that the... is f could actually
[00:22:51] work, we in Ukraine immediately supported, if Russia
[00:22:55] wants us to stop our long range strikes
[00:22:59] against its oil refineries and oil
[00:23:02] exports, then Russia must stop its
[00:23:06] strikes against our energy
[00:23:09] system and critical
[00:23:12] infrastructure and stop kill our
[00:23:15] people. Let's bring in Peter
[00:23:19] Dickinson. now live from Kiv, hello there, Peter, has there been
[00:23:23] any changes to what's happening on the ground since the announcement of this so-called
[00:23:27] energy cease fire? well,
[00:23:31] the only major change we've seen is is continued russian attacks, so I'm
[00:23:35] not sure whether that constitutes to change or not, it's more more business as usual
[00:23:38] unfortunately, um, but certainly within hours of the announcement
[00:23:41] being posted on social media by President Trump, uh,
[00:23:46] one we had major attack on on the largest power stations in the entire country, in fact, the largest... east
[00:23:50] Ukraine, I believe, in Harikiv, so um there's certainly no indication at
[00:23:54] all from the Russian side that they have any interest in in
[00:23:58] adhering to this sease far, whether they even aware of it or whether they they believe that they
[00:24:02] were party to any negotiations, it's not clear at all, but what we can say,
[00:24:05] I think with
[00:24:06] a with a high degree of certainty is that they're not going, they're not adhering to it,
[00:24:10] um, and Ukraine has been clear, they've said President Zelensky has reiterated
[00:24:13] today, Ukraine is ready to hear to sease fire, they
[00:24:17] proposed cefires themselves on on numerous. occasions of this nature,
[00:24:21] energy seasfires, um, but if Russia doesn't um, doesn't
[00:24:24] reciprocate, if they don't have a bilateral agreement, Ukraine will not stop its
[00:24:28] attacks, because these attacks are regarded by the Ukrainians as absolutely
[00:24:32] crucial for
[00:24:33] the for the war effort and for their national defense. As you mentioned,
[00:24:36] Peter Zelensky spoke in Warsaw earlier on
[00:24:40] Monday today, he said that he would agree to an energy fire if
[00:24:44] Russia did, what else did he have to say of
[00:24:46] significance?
[00:24:50] "well, he was calling on the European, I mean the event today was in Warsaw, so it was very much
[00:24:54] about European security, and Zelensky was trying to
[00:24:57] underline uh, how they're all in this together, as it were, that
[00:25:00] Europe now must stand together for the defense of Ukraine and as part the
[00:25:04] defense of Europe, as the the front line of European defense, uh, he
[00:25:08] noted, he noted that Europe now must be able to defend
[00:25:12] itself, that they should be under illusions about um the
[00:25:15] ability of of the transatlantic alliance to defend
[00:25:19] Europe, it's now up. Europe to do that, and that really needs to be part of
[00:25:22] supporting Ukraine as the front line in this this fight, and
[00:25:26] I if Ukraine were not just were to fall or Russia were
[00:25:30] to see succeed in Ukraine, then Europe would face lot of very difficult security
[00:25:33] challenges that they're perhaps not prepared for yet, so um he was really
[00:25:37] trying to mobilize further support from the European side by
[00:25:41] underlining how how interlinked European and Ukrainian security
[00:25:44] are, yeah they certainly are, thanks so much for the update, Peter Dickinson in Kieve
[00:25:48] for us. Meanwhile, Russia's presidential
[00:25:52] spokesperson Dimitri Peskoff has been commenting in the last few hours. He
[00:25:56] says Russia could stop attacks only for a day if Ukraine
[00:26:00] holds elections. shov has the
[00:26:03] details: the cran has not confirmed that there is
[00:26:07] an energy cease fire in place, instead, he the creman
[00:26:11] spokesman peskov was quoted as saying that all the
[00:26:14] contacts are ongoing, so Russia is essentially playing down the
[00:26:18] statements made by the American president, but at the same time
[00:26:22] spokesman also said that Moscow really favors and
[00:26:26] really welcomes all the efforts the American
[00:26:29] envoys with regards to their... of
[00:26:33] ways to peace in Ukraine and the negotiators Steve Whitkov and Jared
[00:26:37] Kusch have done a great job according to Moscow, so Russia
[00:26:41] is now saying that um just not their efforts but also
[00:26:44] the personal contact is something that they welcome here, but
[00:26:48] in contrast there is Europe and Moscow says that Europe does not want
[00:26:52] peace (cran spokesman said they are trying to encourage Ukraine to continue at
[00:26:56] the fighting), but at the same time Moscow is also saying that it
[00:27:00] remains open for the negotiated. and to this conflict, just before
[00:27:04] Russia held the parliamentary elections in the middle of
[00:27:08] September, Moscow says it was ready for the resumption the
[00:27:11] negotiations, however the Ukrainian strikes that were intensified
[00:27:15] throughout the weekend when Russians were heading to the polls uh telling
[00:27:19] us according to the Kremman a very different picture that Ukraine is not willing, so
[00:27:22] Russia now says that they can stop the fighting for one day
[00:27:26] when Ukrainians go to the polin stations to elect a new
[00:27:30] president if there is genuine. desire in Kief to hold the
[00:27:33] elections, however from the Russian perspective, there is no such desire
[00:27:37] and Moscow continues to say that what Ukraine is trying to do is to
[00:27:41] find the loop hole, a pretext to end the fighting to
[00:27:45] salt it for at least some period of time that would allow
[00:27:49] Ukraine
[00:27:50] in the words of Russian officials to heal the
[00:27:52] wounds
[00:27:56] and Ukraine as we've been hearing has been targeting Russia's energy
[00:27:59] infrastructure, its oil refineries and data center. Those attacks
[00:28:03] have especially intensified over the past 18 months. In June, Russian
[00:28:07] refinery output fell to 3.8 million barrels per
[00:28:11] day, its lowest level in more than 20 years. Economist
[00:28:15] Cornelia Meyer is an energy analyst and CEO of Mia
[00:28:18] resources. She tells us the effects those attacks are
[00:28:22] having on the rest the world. The world is
[00:28:26] really running extremely low on diesel and that
[00:28:30] is important because right now. the northern
[00:28:33] hemisphere, we are in the harvesting season
[00:28:37] and the and diesel and and
[00:28:40] agricultural equipment runs on
[00:28:43] diesel, so this is countries
[00:28:47] are feeling this, especially in Europe countries are feeling it,
[00:28:50] about more than 50% of diesel is
[00:28:53] imported from from america, what we are
[00:28:57] lacking is the the the diesel from the efficient
[00:29:00] refineries on the other side for mous and also some
[00:29:04] the jet fuel, gasoline, diesel from the
[00:29:08] Asian efficient refineries who because the Iran
[00:29:12] war do not get enough crude supplies to really
[00:29:15] refine sufficient, so the world is really
[00:29:18] running very, very low on diesel,
[00:29:22] well the I think the deal is that Russia will export
[00:29:26] to the US, but maybe also to other countries, and what happens
[00:29:30] if is if there is more diesel in the... us um
[00:29:34] the obviously prices will come down and that's important for Donald
[00:29:37] Trump's mid-term elections, but also you know
[00:29:41] there there was the talk of a diesel export
[00:29:44] ban from Russia
[00:29:46] to, which would have been
[00:29:50] very bad for Europe, which where I said more than 50%
[00:29:54] the diesel about 420,000 barrels a day in
[00:29:57] September are coming from from from the
[00:30:01] US and... you now in Latin America gets about 600 thous to
[00:30:05] 700 thousand barrels a day, so um
[00:30:09] so and any relief is is a good thing,
[00:30:13] the issue is just you know what will it do to the
[00:30:16] Russia Ukraine conflict, and
[00:30:19] clearly um clearly the the western governments are not
[00:30:22] very keen on this deal, they were keen on
[00:30:26] a ceastfire on an energy ceastfire, but that
[00:30:30] seems not to be happening.
[00:30:40] You're watching the news hour on TRT World, the reminder of our top
[00:30:44] stories: repeated hoothy attacks from Yemen have shaken Riad, the
[00:30:48] capital airport has been hit three times in 5 days, killing
[00:30:51] 17 people. President Voladimir Zelensky says
[00:30:55] Russia has attacked Ukraine's energy facilities despite the truth
[00:30:59] announced by Trump at the weekend. Russians. strikes at the second largest
[00:31:03] city of K, killing six people and injuring nine
[00:31:07] on Sunday. Among the targets was heating and power
[00:31:10] plants.
[00:31:15] forces have launched a drone attack on refugee camp in the south the
[00:31:19] Gaza Strip, killing two Palestinians. Paramedics say
[00:31:23] several people were wounded in the attack which struck the area near the city of
[00:31:26] Raffa. Thousands of Palestinians displaced by Israel's assault
[00:31:30] on Gaza have been forced to live in tents in
[00:31:33] Al-Mawasi. Israel's military has been
[00:31:37] continuing to expand its so-called yellow line in the east of Gaza
[00:31:41] City. The line divides Gaza into two zones: an eastern area under
[00:31:45] Israeli military oversight and a western area where Palestinians
[00:31:48] can move with fewer restrictions. Military vehicles advance
[00:31:52] beyond their existing positions in the east of Gaza City under cover
[00:31:56] of heavy gunfire and shelling. Meanwhile, the UN
[00:32:00] says nearly two-thirds of Gaza is inaccessible to
[00:32:04] Palestinians or subject to severe restrictions.
[00:32:07] Abdul Waheb Hamad reports from that so-called
[00:32:11] yellow line. I am here in one the
[00:32:15] neighborhoods in eastern Gaza City, this area is
[00:32:19] very close to the Israeli military controlled areas in
[00:32:23] Gaza known as yellow line, there in the
[00:32:26] background, that whole area is under full
[00:32:30] Israeli military control, the yellow line
[00:32:33] determines how much of gaza palestinians here can
[00:32:37] actually live in, the problem is this
[00:32:41] line was supposed to stay frozen until full
[00:32:45] withdrawal from Gaza and until
[00:32:48] Donald Trump Gaza peace plan moves
[00:32:52] on, the second phase the plan uh moves
[00:32:56] on, nothing of that happened, Netanyahu has
[00:32:59] described the foot print as
[00:33:02] 53% to 60% control over Gaza, and
[00:33:06] now he is saying the next step is
[00:33:09] 70% control over the Palestinian coastal
[00:33:13] enclave, this is naive. "he lives in
[00:33:16] distant and has lost his home inside the Israely
[00:33:20] military controlled areas in the gaza strip known as the
[00:33:24] yellow line, living very close to the line
[00:33:28] determines how much he close and other families in this
[00:33:32] neighborhood close to their homes, to their schools
[00:33:35] inside those areas, moving the line
[00:33:39] on means this family has to
[00:33:43] move with it, like" bullets are
[00:33:46] everywhere, we feel threatened all the time, we can't even
[00:33:50] sleep at night because of fear, our lives are very
[00:33:52] i'm difficult,
[00:34:02] a lot of pain and
[00:34:04] i'm still suffering from the
[00:34:05] injury, you can imagine what
[00:34:09] that means for families living in this
[00:34:12] neighborhood, they have been the... placed many
[00:34:15] times again and again, they set up
[00:34:19] their tents, settle down, and
[00:34:22] suddenly they're told to move
[00:34:25] again. negotiations over Trump's
[00:34:29] gaza peace plan, the second phase remains dead
[00:34:33] locked. with this expansion
[00:34:37] the yellow line, this means that the areas Israel control
[00:34:41] is getting bigger with only one single fact,
[00:34:45] less is peace for Palestinians to
[00:34:47] live. Israeli settlers have
[00:34:51] raided the Al-Aqsa Mosk compound in occupied East
[00:34:54] Jerusalem. dozens entered the courtyard and performed prayers
[00:34:58] in front the dome the rock mosk. the compound and its
[00:35:02] area are sacred Muslim sites, but Israeli
[00:35:05] settlers have been carrying out intensifying incursions with
[00:35:09] impunity. this year, more than 40,00 settlers have ventured
[00:35:13] into the holy compound.
[00:35:17] Palestinian farmers in the occupied west bank are vowing to
[00:35:20] defend their land from illegal Israeli settlers who
[00:35:24] stole half their harvest and some farming equipment on Sunday.
[00:35:28] The farmers in Aine Yebrud tried to harvest their olives
[00:35:31] but only managed to fill 15 bags before being pushed back by
[00:35:35] Israeli forces who fired stun grenades. Muhammad
[00:35:39] Alwan has the story. It's their
[00:35:43] land, their farms and olives, yet the
[00:35:46] Palestinian farmers face a brutal battle every autumn
[00:35:50] to access them under the shadow of Israels and illegal
[00:35:54] occupation. Together, the residents of Anya Brude village in
[00:35:58] the occupied West bank set out on Sunday to harvest their olive
[00:36:02] trees, keeping alive a tradition known as
[00:36:05] Alona, where people help each other pick the
[00:36:08] crop. Another reason for this unity is to protect their
[00:36:12] land from illegal Israeli settlers who have... taken over large
[00:36:16] areas. Israel has declared the area a closed military
[00:36:20] zone, preventing Palestinians from accessing
[00:36:22] their own land, for this land owner, even trying
[00:36:26] to access his
[00:36:36] We have come to harvest our own olives, these are our village trees inherited
[00:36:40] from our fathers and grandfathers, thank god our spirits are high because
[00:36:44] we are standing on our own land, we are not here to steal or harm
[00:36:47] anyone, they are the ones coming to us stealing our
[00:36:50] harvest, residents had been on their land for just an hour
[00:36:54] when illegal settlers attacked, minutes later, Israeli forces
[00:36:58] arrived, the head the village council could only watch as
[00:37:02] residents were forced to leave for their own
[00:37:04] safety. illegal settlers ramped the
[00:37:08] village council's vehicle, forcing it off the road,
[00:37:12] attacked residents and try to run people over. they then trave
[00:37:16] stones at olive pickers from higher ground, while Israeli
[00:37:20] forces fired, stunt grenades at the
[00:37:22] palestinians. illegal settlers were seen cutting away
[00:37:26] the stolen. harvest and heading towards the top the
[00:37:30] mountain they had previously taken over.
[00:37:34] The Palestinians have been fished to leave, but they remained determined to
[00:37:37] return and harvest their olives. What happened here reflects a wider
[00:37:41] pattern across the occupied West Bank, where illegal settler violence
[00:37:45] continues escalate. Across the occupied West
[00:37:49] Bank, more than 10 attacks are reported daily with the legal
[00:37:53] settlers stealing olive harvests in front their owners and
[00:37:56] using it. equipment to speed up the process, according
[00:38:00] to the agricultural ministry, losses to palestinian's olive
[00:38:04] sector have exceeded $157 million
[00:38:08] dollars since 2023 with around
[00:38:11] 286, olive trees damaged in the
[00:38:15] west bank, the ministry fears these losses to rise
[00:38:19] as the harvest continues.
[00:38:22] TRT World, Ramallah,
[00:38:25] the occupied
[00:38:25] West bank. Turkish
[00:38:29] security sources have announced four PKK terrorist groups have
[00:38:32] withdrawn from camps in Northern Iraq's Matina region. The
[00:38:36] move is part the terror-free Turkey initiative that aims to
[00:38:40] eradicate the terrorism threat. In 2025, the PKK terror
[00:38:44] group laid down its arms a symbolic event in Sulaymania
[00:38:48] a northern province of Iraq. In August, Turkey's
[00:38:51] parliament ratified the bill which underpinned this process.
[00:38:55] For more on this story, let's bring in our Diplomatic correspondent Hassan
[00:38:59] Abdullah from Ankara. Hassan, what's the significance of this
[00:39:03] withdrawal?
[00:39:07] Well, basically we're talking about area in northern Iraq that is
[00:39:11] part of an important corridor, so we're looking at this area matine, which is in
[00:39:15] northern Iraq, going all the way to northeastern Iraq,
[00:39:18] connecting what had been the headquarters the PKK terrorist
[00:39:22] organization in Candial Mountains towards northern Iraq, and
[00:39:26] this is where they've had number of passages, so this area is just to the
[00:39:30] south of turkey's southeastern provinces of Shirnak and then
[00:39:34] you've got khakari, and this is where they had been
[00:39:37] using certain points to infiltrate Turkey and carry
[00:39:41] out terrorist activities in Turkey and also of course there was another
[00:39:45] passage linking them to Syria, so strategically the Turkish
[00:39:49] side is saying this is very significant, and then of course there is also the political view, the
[00:39:53] Turkish government is saying that there's a process of terror
[00:39:57] free here that is currently underway and this development basically
[00:40:00] indicates that the process is moving in the right
[00:40:04] direction, they say according to the schedule, they are monitoring of
[00:40:08] course the disarmment process and they're saying that
[00:40:12] this is going to continue, of course there are going to be some members the PKK terrorist
[00:40:15] organization uh who will be granted amnesty
[00:40:19] depending on what their history has been, what sort of activities they've been
[00:40:23] involved in and so forth, so that process is continuing in
[00:40:26] parallel and then of course there is the integration process, the
[00:40:29] officials are saying that as these people move out these formal
[00:40:33] terrorist camps and apply for amnesty in some cases, in other cases
[00:40:37] of course uh they are going to be integrated in Iraqi
[00:40:40] society and so forth, there's been coordination between Turkey and Iraq in that regard as
[00:40:44] well, so of course this process is being closely monitored
[00:40:48] at the moment, but overall the Turkish side is saying that strategically from a
[00:40:52] military point of view as well as politically this is a
[00:40:56] significant development. "and they're saying that they're continuing to
[00:40:59] closely monitor this terror-free turkey
[00:41:02] process. okay, thanks for bringing us up to speed. Hassan Abdallah in
[00:41:06] Ankara for
[00:41:07] us.
[00:41:15] Let's head to India now where weekend protests are intensifying as opposition
[00:41:19] parties much towards the Supreme Court in support the
[00:41:23] youth-led cockroach juntter movement. They're calling for the resignation the
[00:41:27] elec'." chief over the removal of 130 million people from
[00:41:31] electoral rolls. thousands of people have gathered in the center of New Delhi where
[00:41:35] roads have been again blocked by security forces and metro
[00:41:39] stations closed. Hundreds have been
[00:41:41] arrested.
[00:41:43] Shama fouled this report from the same. Quite dramatic
[00:41:47] visuals coming in here from the national capital of
[00:41:50] India. Right behind me is the truck where you can
[00:41:54] see Rahul Gandhi, India's firescest opponent the prime
[00:41:58] minister Modi, the leader the Congress Party,
[00:42:02] leading that protest march all the way up to Supreme
[00:42:06] Court. He is joined here by opposition leaders.
[00:42:10] lawmakers, elected law makers from the opposition
[00:42:14] parties who are a part the India alliance, all them
[00:42:18] have been demanding the resignation the chief election commissioner
[00:42:22] Gyanesh Kumar who is accused of serious
[00:42:26] electoral fraudulence and no electoral
[00:42:29] transparency in the world's largest
[00:42:31] democracy. Today when these protest started, all these
[00:42:35] leaders were actually in buses, it road up
[00:42:39] to distance of some two three kilometers, then rahul
[00:42:43] gandhi, priyanka Gandhi started marching on foot,
[00:42:47] they were joined by firy young student activist Neha
[00:42:51] Bora, who has been detained multiple times
[00:42:55] over the past few days, she is the president of
[00:42:59] left leaning student organization and after they
[00:43:02] walked on foot then they finally got to a
[00:43:05] truck, representation will be
[00:43:09] submitted to to the Supreme Court a petition will be submitted. We have heard
[00:43:13] several opposition law makers asking for the impeachment the
[00:43:17] election commissioner. This comes a time when we've already seen
[00:43:21] tense protest play out in the streets of
[00:43:24] New Delhi led by the Cookroach Janta Party a
[00:43:28] popular youth online movement and several youth
[00:43:32] activists in thousands including also lawyers and
[00:43:35] journalists who have been detained over these
[00:43:39] protests.
[00:43:40] you know in these past three days, now a state
[00:43:44] of emergency remains in place in part of Pakistan, in parts of
[00:43:48] Pakistan rather, after thousands of protesters took to the streets.
[00:43:51] Demonstrators were in Kaibaktunqua, northern province
[00:43:55] governed by the PTI, which is the party of former prime
[00:43:59] minister Imran Khan. The government's decision to impose a state of
[00:44:03] emergency brings the province under direct federal control. Prime
[00:44:06] Minister Shibaz or Shabaz rather Shariff accused. the local
[00:44:10] PTI government of failing to maintain law and
[00:44:13] order from Islamabad Camron Yusuf
[00:44:17] filed this report. Pakistan tarike
[00:44:21] Insaf
[00:44:22] a party of former Prime Minister Imran Khan who is currently in jail, they are
[00:44:26] angry, they have termed it a black day when the federal
[00:44:29] government imposed emergency and governor's rule,
[00:44:33] but on the ground situation in
[00:44:35] Islamabad very much normal, you may see just behind.
[00:44:40] shipping containers, blocking one the roads leading to the key
[00:44:44] government installations, but these containers have been placed for the
[00:44:48] last couple of weeks in anticipation of opposition's
[00:44:52] protest, but now we are getting reports that authorities have decided
[00:44:56] to remove all these containers and other security
[00:44:59] measures, this means that authorities no longer
[00:45:03] anticipate or expect that protests may
[00:45:07] reach Islamabad, the reason is, after the imposition
[00:45:11] of emergency and governor's rule, authorities have
[00:45:14] detained hundreds of PTI activists leaders
[00:45:18] including now the suspended chief minister the
[00:45:22] province who according to the police is under protective
[00:45:26] custody in Pishawar the provincial capital there
[00:45:30] are reports that there is less than usual traffic,
[00:45:33] schools, both the government and the private are currently shut
[00:45:37] and this morning newly appointed council led
[00:45:41] by the governor presided over a meeting to
[00:45:45] decide how to move forward, so political temperature
[00:45:49] may be high, but as far as the situation on the ground in the capital is
[00:45:53] concerned, that is pretty much normal.
[00:45:57] Bangladesh is preparing to bring its first nuclear power plant
[00:46:01] online, hoping ease persistent electricity
[00:46:04] shortages. The Russian-built project has brought jobs and
[00:46:08] investment, but years of delays and
[00:46:09] It's
[00:46:26] already sparking ambitions, my friends and I want
[00:46:29] to become scientists and we hope to work at the plant after graduating in
[00:46:33] nuclear engineering, the $13 billion project
[00:46:37] promises a major new reliable source of. electricity for a country
[00:46:41] reliant on fossil fuels and struggling with frequent power cuts.
[00:46:45] once fully operational, its two reactors are expected to meet more than
[00:46:48] 10% of national electricity demand, a significant. put
[00:46:52] for a country of almost 180 million people. plant
[00:46:56] management says the first reactor is scheduled to start up by the end of this
[00:46:59] year. built with Russia State Nuclear Company Rosatom, the
[00:47:03] project has brought thousands of Russian workers and new business to the area,
[00:47:07] but the pandemic and sanctions on Russia have contributed to delays
[00:47:11] and for some neighbors, anticipation is being tempered by
[00:47:14] concern. I am old now
[00:47:18] and I'm not afraid for my own life because I feel I'm
[00:47:52] Bangladesh, the promise extends well beyond, reliable
[00:47:55] electricity can keep factories running, farms irrigated and homes lit
[00:47:59] after years of delays, the country is waiting for that to become part
[00:48:03] the reality of everyday life. TRT
[00:48:07] World. Two American professors
[00:48:11] have been announced as the joint winners of this year's Nobel
[00:48:15] Prize economics. Michael Woodford of Columbia University and
[00:48:18] Robert A Hall of Stanford were both awarded the prize for their...
[00:48:22] work on microeconomics, both were honored for
[00:48:26] showing how individual behavior shapes efforts to steady entire
[00:48:29] economies. They will join the rest of this year's Nobel winners this
[00:48:33] December in Stockholm for the official award
[00:48:36] ceremony. And still to come
[00:48:40] on this news hour, find out how Manchester City faired in its first
[00:48:43] game back since being found guilty of financial
[00:48:47] breaches. Talha Duman will have all those details and more coming
[00:48:50] up next.
[00:49:39] Beyond the game on TRT
[00:49:41] World.
[00:50:04] All right, if you thought Jeers at Anfield, banners about cheating in the stands, lots
[00:50:08] of bananas would slow down Manchester City on Sunday in their first
[00:50:12] game back since the club's whole financial scandal, well uh, think again, enzo
[00:50:15] maresca's men headline by Erling Holland, the dude on the right right there,
[00:50:19] absolutely wiped the pitch with Anthony Iroelo's dude. dudes getting the
[00:50:23] job done in 13 second half minutes right after Ryan
[00:50:26] Gravenberg left Liverpool 10 men, Holland open the scoring at
[00:50:30] minute 65 and by minute 78 this man right here Jeremy
[00:50:33] doku and then uh this guy right here Ryan Chatki yeah the guy in the
[00:50:37] right made it 39 yeah
[00:50:40] 03 unfield away it's great result for sure
[00:50:44] I think in this moment all the all the organization needs to
[00:50:48] win needs this kind of win like today so it's good
[00:50:51] for. for us as a coaching staff is good
[00:50:55] for the players, it's good for the fans, is good for the organization, i
[00:50:59] think again this kind of a win is good for for all
[00:51:03] the all the club. all right uh, city
[00:51:07] stay perfect through six rounds right and reinstate their three-point lead over defending champions
[00:51:10] arsenal with the b boys, brighton and bramford rounding out the top four,
[00:51:14] liverpool are down in ninth place though, ouch, but still big elephant in
[00:51:18] the room man, long way to go until man city finds out how they're going to get
[00:51:22] penalized for breaching more than 100 financial premier league rules.
[00:51:26] Keep in mind though, club officials are saying they haven't done anything wrong,
[00:51:30] and there's going to be a whole appeal process, and
[00:51:33] so until then limbo, it is something that man
[00:51:37] city's opponents certainly don't like. Ah,
[00:51:41] we lost the game, but it's not, that's a
[00:51:45] football, we competed, we can analyze,
[00:51:49] I said before the game, the uncertainty is not good for anyone. But
[00:51:52] is what it is, we cannot change it, and we
[00:51:56] have to wait. All right, down the road here in Istanbul
[00:52:00] and besiktash have leap frog the lakes of fenabache, trobson sport
[00:52:04] and amed. to go second in the Turkish Super League, that's after back
[00:52:08] and forth match against Koje Elisport where an absolutely
[00:52:11] fantastic opener, you're going to see it right now from the captain Orkun
[00:52:15] Kokcha and a penalty right after this from Dujan
[00:52:19] Vlahovic confirmed their 2-1 victory on Sunday, that makes
[00:52:22] it 15 points, one less dangala through seven
[00:52:26] games, and you're going to see Vlahovic's little skip, boom,
[00:52:29] two one, all right, nice little Sunday
[00:52:33] stroll in Singapore. what what other way can you really explain
[00:52:37] maxappen's first career win at the Singapore Grand Prix right and
[00:52:40] emphasize just how much of a walk in the park this
[00:52:44] was the only realistic challenge to the Flying Dushman came at
[00:52:48] the start look at this and we're underway
[00:52:52] and racing to turn number one should clair on the soft tire
[00:52:56] for stappin chops across shawler to the inside
[00:53:00] and he has stayed ahead for yes he has yeah any given
[00:53:03] race you'd be worried. to see two Ferraris on different tires, my
[00:53:07] juice starting close to the front row
[00:53:09] with ferstapin, luckily no repeat of 2017 cuz look at this,
[00:53:13] instead it was ice cold max keeping the lead, working magic on
[00:53:17] his soft compound tires and winning from pull to flag on the flip side
[00:53:21] though, the ferraris who should have pressured him throughout the 62 laps at the
[00:53:25] marina base street circuit were marred by traditional strategy
[00:53:29] whoopsies by the prancing horse, charl clair finishing in second place and Lewis
[00:53:33] Hamilton going from a third, to a sorry sixth place, all
[00:53:37] fowder though, all background noise for the now back-to-back race winner of
[00:53:40] stappin who in the second half the season has become
[00:53:44] arguably the fastest driver on the
[00:53:46] grid. mean, for sure, in the coming
[00:53:50] races, maybe some other teams will bring some final upgrades for the season, but
[00:53:54] it's been an incredible triple header for us, big turn around for the team, and i hope that we
[00:53:58] could just every single weekend try to just have a good time, try to try to
[00:54:02] fight for that win, yeah, that's the only thing that we can do als heading into heading into next
[00:54:06] year also to learn more about the car and have some fun out
[00:54:09] there. yes, a max that's having fun is no doubt good
[00:54:12] for f1, but you know who looked like they had way more fun out there in
[00:54:16] Singapore, championship leader Kim Antonilli, the precocious Italian,
[00:54:20] rounded out the podium with his Mercedes and just uh look at that lead man
[00:54:24] with teammate George Russell starting way in the back and only
[00:54:28] managing ninth place in the end, it means the 20-year-olds lead
[00:54:31] balloons to 102 points, which means...
[00:54:35] the next round in Texas at
[00:54:36] the United States grown pre might be where he becomes F1's
[00:54:40] youngest ever title winner. All right, tennis time now
[00:54:44] and we finally have a Chinese winner the China
[00:54:47] open. Jean Chinman beating Mira Andriva in straight
[00:54:51] sets to claim the Beijing base tournament on Sunday, but it could have gone
[00:54:55] the other way. You're going to see a
[00:54:56] it little bit. Jang faced three set points in the opening set,
[00:55:00] fended each and every one them off and ended up winning
[00:55:03] 7-5-6-4. is the 24-year-old sixth career
[00:55:07] title which includes a gold medal at Paris 2024, but this
[00:55:11] one that came after this ace right here is her first at the WTA
[00:55:15] 1000 level and to make it sweeter in front of her home fans man,
[00:55:19] wow!
[00:55:24] it's great to see, all right, staying in China, and uh, do you want to meet the oldest,
[00:55:28] first time men's world number one? well, it's this man right here,
[00:55:32] 29-year-old Alexander, this footage. is from when the German won
[00:55:36] casaw three setter against Francis Conton Alice on Sunday to reach
[00:55:40] the Shanghai Masters fourth round, it marked a match with number 60 for
[00:55:44] him, but with Carlos Alkarath being stunned by
[00:55:47] Zizubaks on Monday, it confirms Zarav will finish
[00:55:51] 226 at the top the rankings being the first man from Germany to do
[00:55:54] so. All this is after a stellar season where he won titles at the
[00:55:58] French open and the US open and it seems like it stems
[00:56:02] from him finally figuring out. ATP system how
[00:56:06] listen? I feel like
[00:56:10] this year I've been working through lot of tournaments, I've been lifting through lot of
[00:56:13] tournaments um and had maybe some losses which I
[00:56:17] shouldn't have had um
[00:56:19] but then it paid off because uh I won two grand slamps and I peicked at
[00:56:23] the right moments and made another Wimbleden final so I'm happy I'm happy with that but I think
[00:56:27] the 60 wins don't doesn't tell the whole
[00:56:28] story and that is your sport
[00:56:32] for now thank you so much for watching no more sports news. from me back to you, thanks so much,
[00:56:36] tell her, great
[00:56:37] to see you. all right, that's your news for now, I'm Emily Anguin, thanks for
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