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[00:00:02] of
[00:00:10] Saudi Arabia promises to retaliate after Ansar allahuthi's
[00:00:14] attacks on airports across the kingdom as Iran
[00:00:18] offers to mediate. Hello, welcome to
[00:00:21] TRT World, live from London. I'm Hazim Seeker, also head on the
[00:00:26] of program. The Democratic Congress.
[00:00:31] accuses Donald Trump of campaign political
[00:00:34] intimidation after her home was raided by US immigration
[00:00:39] a agents. of Ukrainian president
[00:00:42] Voladimir Zelenski says
[00:00:44] a it is increasingly clear Russia does not want a US
[00:00:49] of a proposed energy
[00:00:49] of cease fire after strikes on six energy
[00:00:51] facilities. And a major cyber
[00:00:55] attack hits fridges and
[00:00:58] free freezers in supermarket. across France, causing fresh and
[00:01:02] frozen food estimated to be worth millions of dollars to
[00:01:05] spoil.
[00:01:21] a
[00:01:29] House. Arabia is vowing a strong response to the
[00:01:32] recent
[00:01:33] Ansarullahuti attacks on Riyad's main international airport. Saudi
[00:01:37] authorities have extended the suspension of all flights to and from
[00:01:40] a Riyad as the Houti step up their attacks on the airport and across the
[00:01:44] kingdom. At least 14 people were killed and
[00:01:47] of more than 300 injured in the deadliest attacks so far on
[00:01:51] the airport over the
[00:01:53] a weekend. The event of recent
[00:01:56] of weeks are serious. Our response must be equally serious.
[00:02:00] energy security cannot be taken for
[00:02:03] granted, for Saudi Arabia,
[00:02:06] this circumstances have tested our
[00:02:10] infrastructure, our institution,
[00:02:13] our people and our
[00:02:16] resilience, they have also tested decision
[00:02:20] of made long before the present
[00:02:25] of crisis, in Yemen, the
[00:02:27] in government's military says it's targeted several.
[00:02:31] which has been the scene of intense fighting between the two sides. the
[00:02:35] hootis have released footage showing Saudi backed Yemeny forces being
[00:02:39] attacked in Marib. they're also warning the
[00:02:42] of US not to enter the war in Yemen and issued a warning to
[00:02:45] employees of Saudi oil facilities and
[00:02:48] airports.
[00:02:52] If
[00:02:52] of the US becomes involved in the aggression against Yemen, we will not deliberate over the
[00:02:56] decision to respond, rather there will be a swift and painful response.
[00:03:00] targeting the US and all its interests in the region, wherever we can reach
[00:03:04] them. We warn all employees and workers at Saudi Oil facilities and
[00:03:07] airports to stay away from these sites, as they have become legitimate
[00:03:11] targets for Yemen, particularly as the
[00:03:14] of situation is heading towards a full scale
[00:03:19] of a is escalation. insana
[00:03:21] Muhammad and has the latest on the fighting across the
[00:03:23] country. We are talking about that we are
[00:03:27] having two narrations that the Hothies
[00:03:29] say the... have carried out or
[00:03:31] of started or resume
[00:03:32] of this these operations or attacks by the houties on
[00:03:36] on Saudi Arabia's vessels and also continue to
[00:03:40] escalate
[00:03:41] to towards the sea parts and now we are having this
[00:03:45] newly developments in their attacks in on
[00:03:48] the airports of Riyadh and different airports
[00:03:52] in in Saudi Arabia's kingdom so far the the His
[00:03:56] narration saying that they have escalated in order to put more.
[00:04:00] pression Saudi Arabia to uh to lift its blockade and also
[00:04:03] to to uh to allow Yamanes to benefit from their wealth
[00:04:07] and to allow also yemenis to start to resume
[00:04:11] talks to to go back to the negotiating table. The
[00:04:14] highes
[00:04:16] of leader known as Abdulmalik who said in his
[00:04:20] latest speech he mentioned that they are
[00:04:24] they are not to go going to abandon their what he
[00:04:27] described as their legitimate demands and the will continue whatsoever
[00:04:31] are the consequences until their demands are met so far
[00:04:35] the on the other side we are talking about
[00:04:37] of the Saudi Arabia's official who talked about that the
[00:04:41] the the security of energy is something
[00:04:44] in could couldn't be bargan
[00:04:48] which could be
[00:04:50] of described as this way so the both sides are adement
[00:04:54] of to continue this war we what we are having on the ground
[00:04:57] that the continuation
[00:04:58] of the first battles and the around the city of tas, especially that the
[00:05:01] internationally recognized government spokes person mentioned that they have
[00:05:05] carried out nearly 1,800
[00:05:09] operations on on the houthis.
[00:05:14] Iran has offered to facilitate talks between Saudi Arabia and the
[00:05:18] Hutis. It's also called for a political solution to the
[00:05:22] conflict. The Yemen
[00:05:26] issue should have been resolved a long time ago through the same agreement reached between the
[00:05:29] Yemenes and Saudi Arabia.
[00:05:32] You know that road map had been agreed upon between Yemen and Saudi Arabia and we had also
[00:05:36] stressed that we support the implementation of whatever understanding had been
[00:05:39] reached between them. has
[00:05:43] more from Tehran? Well, Iran has great
[00:05:47] influence over Yemen's houthies. Tehran doesn't deny that
[00:05:51] Yemen's Hothies are its alli. Iran doesn't deny
[00:05:54] that it has provided Yemen suties with
[00:05:57] support, economic support, diplomatic support and military
[00:06:01] support at certain times, but Tehran insis that Yemen's Hothies
[00:06:05] make their own decisions and the decisions that
[00:06:08] Hutis make are not made by Tehran and
[00:06:12] they make independent decisions, so Iran
[00:06:16] is offering to help, on Sunday evening, Iran's foreign mister
[00:06:20] Abbas Araqchi had a phone conversation with his Saudi counterpart
[00:06:24] Faisal bin Farhan, so despite heighten tensions between the two
[00:06:28] countries between Iran and Saudi Arabia, these two regional
[00:06:32] rivals continue to have diplomatic engagements
[00:06:35] at high levels, this was the first phone conversation
[00:06:39] between the top diplomats since the yemen
[00:06:43] war started. Iran says that the situation in
[00:06:47] the Arabian peninsula has no military
[00:06:50] solution. Tehran maintains that the
[00:06:54] only way to settle this is through political means and Iran says that it
[00:06:58] is ready to facilitate talks between Saudi
[00:07:01] Arabia and between Yeman Southis. Iran says that war
[00:07:05] between the two countries between Yeman suthis and Saudi Arabia
[00:07:09] only serves Israely interests. Tehran also
[00:07:12] says that road map for peace agreed by yemeni waring
[00:07:16] factions back in 2022 that
[00:07:19] un backed road map should be the basis for
[00:07:23] negotiations and for diplomacy to settle this
[00:07:26] issue. onof obaid is a
[00:07:30] former saudi government advisor and a visiting senior fellow at king's college. he
[00:07:34] says the hoothi's motivations are
[00:07:36] clear. this is a way
[00:07:40] the the only way to get back. at Saudi
[00:07:43] Arabia and this is by attacking the civilian
[00:07:46] targets, what more, what more to make point for
[00:07:50] them is to hit um the airport or hit any other
[00:07:54] civilian building to have the, to have the
[00:07:58] media, the global media attention to it, but ultimately it doesn't
[00:08:02] really change the the sequencing on the
[00:08:05] ground, this is a war that has to happen
[00:08:08] unfortunately, they are as you can see by their actions,
[00:08:12] they are a terrorist organization that allows themselves
[00:08:16] to do things that are completely out of international norm. last week they
[00:08:20] were, they hit an electric generator in
[00:08:24] medina, so it's just more the same, but
[00:08:27] they've they have very, they have calculated
[00:08:31] well that hitting a civilian airport such as the one in
[00:08:35] riyad or the one in Damasmam, the king fadad airport
[00:08:38] would make for enough international media attention.
[00:08:43] to generate a form of embarrassment towards the saudi government, and that's exactly what they're
[00:08:46] doing.
[00:08:49] a turkish president strongly condemns the
[00:08:53] attacks king international airport over the weekend.
[00:08:57] he was speaking about the mecca joint defense agreement signed
[00:09:01] with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. other one said the work to
[00:09:04] establish a permanent institutional framework is
[00:09:07] continuing. husiler
[00:09:11] tarafından "We condemn in
[00:09:13] the strongest terms, the attacks carried out by the Hufis on
[00:09:17] Saturday against King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh.
[00:09:21] We ask Allah to have mercy on our brothers and sisters who passed
[00:09:25] away. Turk stands with Saudi Arabia and its Saudi brothers in the
[00:09:29] face these unlawful and inhumane attacks. We're
[00:09:32] continuing our efforts to establish the institutional framework
[00:09:36] for the joint defense agreement we signed with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia
[00:09:40] on August 7, and we're..." advancing our defense cooperation
[00:09:44] along two main things: first, we're working toward the goals
[00:09:48] of collective defense and regional cooperation.
[00:09:51] second, we're taking the necessary steps to ensure this
[00:09:55] cooperation is enshrig a permanent and functional
[00:09:59] institutional framework, as is the case with NATO.
[00:10:02] activities under the joint defense agreement will be conducted in
[00:10:06] accordance with our national legislation. we are continuing
[00:10:10] our efforts to submit the agreement.
[00:10:25] immigration officials raided the home of Somali born congresswoman
[00:10:28] Ilhan Omar in the early hours of Monday morning. Omar is
[00:10:32] democratic US representative of Minnesota and an outspoken
[00:10:36] critic of President Donald Trump. She said the raid was an active
[00:10:40] intimidation and vowed not to be silenced. The
[00:10:43] investigation is thought to relate to Armar's immigration
[00:10:47] paperwork. On North America correspondent John Brain
[00:10:51] has more from Washington DC. This appears. be
[00:10:55] the latest and certainly the most dramatic development in what has been
[00:10:58] a long-running investigation into Ilan
[00:11:02] Omar's immigration history and even her her
[00:11:06] overall family's history, including claim that she
[00:11:10] married her brother to get him into the United States, claim
[00:11:14] she's dismissed as a disgusting lie uh this
[00:11:17] morning FBI agents sealed off the road where she lives here
[00:11:21] in Washington and they were seen coming out. of her
[00:11:25] house with various possessions,
[00:11:28] including documents, all part of this
[00:11:32] investigation. Uh, now it's significant because in just
[00:11:35] 22 days time, Ilan Omar will be asking
[00:11:39] the uh people of Minnesota, those within her
[00:11:43] district to vote for her to stay in Congress and the
[00:11:47] protocol usually in the United States is that the Justice
[00:11:50] Department does not carry out operations like this
[00:11:54] within. 60 days of an election, even
[00:11:58] if they believe that a crime has been committed,
[00:12:02] because they don't want to favor one side or the other, so obviously
[00:12:06] critics uh of this operation and supporters of
[00:12:10] Ilan Omar are saying that this is blatant election
[00:12:13] interference. Israeli forces have
[00:12:17] launched a drone attack on refugee camp in the south of
[00:12:21] Gaza killing two Palestinians. Paramedics say several people were wounded in
[00:12:25] the drone attack which struck near the city of Rafah. The refugee
[00:12:28] camp there shelters thousands of Palestinians who've been displaced several
[00:12:32] times in Israel's three-year war. more than
[00:12:35] 74,00 Palestinians have been killed with the toll
[00:12:38] evidently rising every day. Israel's
[00:12:42] military continues to expand it so-called yellow line
[00:12:46] east Gaza City with more than
[00:12:48] 65% the strip now under Israeli
[00:12:52] army control. the line divides Gaza into... two zones, an
[00:12:56] eastern area where Israeli forces remain deployed and prevent
[00:12:59] Palestinians from returning, and a western area where more than 2
[00:13:03] million have been have been pushed and forced to live
[00:13:07] under further restrictions. Abdul Wahab Hamad reports from Gaza
[00:13:11] on how people are trying to make living near the yellow
[00:13:14] line. I am here in one the neighborhoods
[00:13:18] in eastern Gaza City. This area is very
[00:13:21] close to the Israeli military controlled areas. in
[00:13:25] Gaza known as yellow line there in the
[00:13:28] background that whole area is under full Israeli
[00:13:32] military control uh the yellow line
[00:13:36] determines how much of Gaza Palestinians here can
[00:13:39] actually live in. The problem is this
[00:13:43] line was supposed to stay frozen until full
[00:13:47] Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and
[00:13:49] until Donald Trump Gaza piece
[00:13:53] plan moves on. the second phase the
[00:13:56] plan uh moves on, nothing of that happened,
[00:14:00] Netanyahu has described the foot print as
[00:14:04] 53% to 60% control over gaza, and
[00:14:08] now he is saying the next step is
[00:14:12] 70% control over the Palestinian coastal
[00:14:15] enclave, this is naif, he lives in
[00:14:19] distant and has lost his home inside the Israeli
[00:14:22] military controlled areas. in the gaza strip known as the
[00:14:26] yellow line, living very close to the line
[00:14:30] determines how much he close and other families in
[00:14:34] this neighborhood close to their homes, to their schools
[00:14:37] inside those areas, moving the line
[00:14:41] on means this family has to
[00:14:45] move with it, bullets are
[00:14:48] everywhere, we feel threatened all the time, we can't even
[00:14:52] sleep at night because of fear, our lives.
[00:15:11] you can imagine what that means for families living in this
[00:15:14] neighborhood, they have been displaced many
[00:15:18] times again and again they set up their
[00:15:22] tens settle down and suddenly.
[00:15:26] They're told to move again.
[00:15:29] Negotiations over Trump's Gaza peace plan, the second
[00:15:33] phase remains deadlocked with.
[00:15:37] "this expansion the yellow line uh, this
[00:15:41] means that the areas Israel control is getting bigger with
[00:15:45] only one single fact, list is peace
[00:15:49] for Palestinians to
[00:15:50] live. Russia is
[00:15:54] continuing to attack Ukraine's energy facilities. That's despite the
[00:15:57] so-called energy cease fire declared by US President Donald Trump
[00:16:01] on Sunday. Russia has yet to comment on Trump's claim, but Ukrainian
[00:16:05] president Vuladimir Zelenski..." confirmed several gas facilities
[00:16:09] were hit since his ceasefire announcement. Or Hawkins has
[00:16:13] more.
[00:16:17] A grocery store in
[00:16:18] Kaquive.
[00:16:24] All what's left of it? The Russian missile killed three
[00:16:28] people. It's so hard to describe how a
[00:16:31] child was lying there already covered up and the father was running around
[00:16:35] her crying and screaming. It's so terrifying, it's impossible to
[00:16:39] get through something like this. The thermal power plant
[00:16:43] 1 km away was also hit. I think that record
[00:16:47] was also meant for the thermal power plant, but it hit civilians. There
[00:16:51] are no military facilities there at all, nothing. Seven
[00:16:55] and a half hours earlier, president Trump said both sides had agreed not to
[00:16:59] target energy
[00:17:00] infrastructure.
[00:17:03] Well, we want to believe this.
[00:17:07] energy facilities and there have already been five strikes.
[00:17:11] Ukraine says Russia has hit energy generating facilities more than
[00:17:15] 200 times in the past week,
[00:17:17] as part of renewed campaign before
[00:17:20] winter. Neither country has confirmed any
[00:17:23] sort of deal to stop attacking power plants, but
[00:17:27] we are ready for energy seasfire. We
[00:17:31] are ready for any mutual format, anything that
[00:17:35] is not one-sided. Ukraine is scratching
[00:17:39] its head. President Trump only signed off on more Russian sanctions less
[00:17:43] than a month ago,
[00:17:44] now he's waving them with high diesel prices and mid-term elections around the
[00:17:48] corner. Washington has also reportedly threatened to reduce military
[00:17:52] and intelligence assistance if Ukraine continues striking Russian
[00:17:56] refineries. After some puzzling moves in recent
[00:17:59] days, Europe should stand up and act
[00:18:02] decisively. This must be a week
[00:18:06] of strengths. "he was speaking at an EU foreign
[00:18:09] minister's meeting where strength appears to mean more
[00:18:13] sanctions. He will lost the gloves to 1,600 assets
[00:18:17] and uh companies and persons, it's the largest list the European
[00:18:21] Union has done. It could make it harder and more expensive for Russia
[00:18:25] to make its weapons, but analysts caution that sanctions alone haven't
[00:18:28] stopped Russia so far. On Sunday, after initially
[00:18:32] criticizing the deal, Vladimir Zelensky had President Trump say it's time for
[00:18:36] Ukraine to have new..." tell putin give
[00:18:40] us two months 60 days of
[00:18:44] total sifire 60 days and we will organize
[00:18:47] elections. on Monday came the Russian
[00:18:50] rebuke. I do not think he deserves
[00:18:54] respite. We continue to achieve the goals the special military
[00:18:57] operation,
[00:18:59] some of which will be partly funded by American money as Trump seeks to
[00:19:03] achieve his goals in next month's mid-term elections. Paul
[00:19:06] Hawkins. TRT
[00:19:08] World: a Russian foreign
[00:19:12] minister Sergei Lavrov has slammed Zelenski saying he does not deserve
[00:19:16] a cease fire. He claims the Ukrainian leadia would use the break to
[00:19:20] reconstitute his military
[00:19:21] force. I do not
[00:19:25] believe he has earned the respite, nor do I think we
[00:19:29] will once again fall for assurances and promises. The president has
[00:19:33] stated this very clearly. We continue to achieve the objectives.
[00:19:37] the special military operation, these objectives are well-known
[00:19:41] to everyone and have never changed, unlike the
[00:19:45] zigzags and shifting winds of Zelensky and his European
[00:19:49] masters, therefore we have no need to justify
[00:19:52] ourselves to
[00:19:54] anyone. a British prime minister
[00:19:58] Andy Burnam has said, it is almost certain that Iran's
[00:20:01] revolutionary guard is behind a suspected pilot
[00:20:05] targeting the RAF fairford airbase. north of
[00:20:08] London. The incident occurred last month when several white vans carrying
[00:20:12] significant amounts of gasoline tried to enter the air base
[00:20:15] grounds. UK had authorized the US to use fairfood for
[00:20:19] defensive strikes against Iran. I can
[00:20:23] confirm our assessment that
[00:20:25] it is highly likely to have been coordinated in
[00:20:29] Iran, almost certainly directed by Iran's
[00:20:33] Islamic revolutionary guard. We will not tolerate these
[00:20:36] threats on our soil, we will crack down on Iran's use of
[00:20:40] criminal networks, using our full range of powers to target them
[00:20:44] and their funding
[00:20:44] streams.
[00:20:48] Iran's ambassador, denies any Iranian involvement in the
[00:20:52] suspected plot after being summoned over the incident. our correspondent Victoria
[00:20:56] Inness has more. when it comes to that incident
[00:21:00] which took place at Raf Fairford and at the time it was
[00:21:03] being seen as an extremely serious
[00:21:07] incident. It is perhaps the most detail we have had
[00:21:11] so far from the British government as to who was
[00:21:14] behind it. what we still don't know is what evidence if
[00:21:18] any uh they have at moment, what perhaps the
[00:21:21] motive uh was, we haven't had any of those details,
[00:21:25] it has been, it's fair to say a
[00:21:29] simply bizarre incident, we had of course there are a number of
[00:21:32] suspicious vehicles, we had seven
[00:21:35] people in total arrested, um, many them,
[00:21:39] some them on explosives and others on terror charges,
[00:21:43] um, they were later released on bail, no explosives, uh,
[00:21:47] no suspected terror plot um was found, "we had
[00:21:50] interventions from the US president, said he wouldn't uh
[00:21:54] have released them given what they know, but from the UK, in
[00:21:58] the last few weeks or so since that incident at the end of September, we
[00:22:02] have had not many details at all. police said just last week
[00:22:06] that the investigation was moving along well and that the public
[00:22:10] uh should be patient when it came to the reasons behind
[00:22:14] it, and then of course we had after a period um of
[00:22:17] pause in the British parliament for conference." season, this
[00:22:21] intervention by the prime minister Andy Burnham, in which he said that it is
[00:22:25] highly likely that this was coordinated by in
[00:22:29] Iran and highly likely by the Islamic Revolutionary
[00:22:33] guard. And thousands of people have marched
[00:22:36] towards India's Supreme Court as widespread protests over
[00:22:40] alleged electoral fraud continue to rock the country.
[00:22:44] Opposition parties and supporters the youth-led cockroach
[00:22:48] Janta movement have been on the streets almost. daily this month, they want the
[00:22:52] election chief to resign after 130 million people were
[00:22:55] removed from voting registers in a country where almost a
[00:22:59] billion went to the polls in the most recent election in
[00:23:03] 2024. mhammed haji
[00:23:04] reports:
[00:23:09] it could be one the biggest political challenges India's government has
[00:23:13] faced in more than decade as new week brought a fresh wave
[00:23:17] of unrest. Despite security
[00:23:21] measures described as fortress-like in New Delhi, once
[00:23:24] again thousands of people marched through its
[00:23:27] streets. Leading them in the front
[00:23:31] left seat the bus and fresh from his own detention was opposition
[00:23:35] leader Rahul Gandhi, and people are seeing the Narendra
[00:23:39] Modi is blocking the whole town. He is putting 30,000,
[00:23:43] 40,00 police officers outside, for what? Until the constitution
[00:23:47] is upheld, until the election commissioner. resigns,
[00:23:51] until the election system is revamped, until India gets
[00:23:55] justice, the youth of this country won't stop, do
[00:23:59] whatever you want. This march was headed
[00:24:02] to the Supreme Court to submit a petition calling for his
[00:24:06] impeachments. He is guilty, they say,
[00:24:10] of electoral fraud. Today, everything is
[00:24:14] in their hands, they have taken control of everything, and we're out on the
[00:24:18] streets fighting for those. dead for
[00:24:21] rights, voice, the voice the people.
[00:24:25] for protesters have been out almost daily this month. over the
[00:24:29] past three though, they say police have become more
[00:24:33] heavy-handed. thousands of people were
[00:24:36] detained. they've also been blocked from the city's
[00:24:39] biggest protest sites. they're now calling on the government to let
[00:24:43] them in, and if it doesn't, if you don't give us
[00:24:47] date in the next 24 hours. and we will be compelled to give another
[00:24:51] call for a protest and we will have no choice but to hit the
[00:24:55] streets. the electoral commission has denied
[00:24:58] favoring any party with the changes, saying deleted voters
[00:25:02] can reapply, while the ruling party has accused the
[00:25:06] opposition of trying to destabilize India and seize
[00:25:09] power. it is the prime minister silence though that
[00:25:13] many find defening. all while protesters
[00:25:17] vow to raise their voices even louder. not
[00:25:20] just in New Delhi, but across the country.
[00:25:24] Mohamed Haji, TRT
[00:25:26] World. In France,
[00:25:30] hundreds of supermarkets were hit by an unprecedented cyber attack that heated
[00:25:34] fridges and freezers up to 50 degrees
[00:25:37] celsius. Fires and large-scale food damage estimated to be
[00:25:41] worth millions of dollars has been reported and some the country's biggest
[00:25:44] supermarket chains were hit in, including Carfour. It said
[00:25:48] 80 of its stores.
[00:25:54] We had experienced a cyber attack on our software, which
[00:25:57] unfortunately brought temperatures up to 80 degrees,
[00:26:01] which made some items... melt in terms of fresh items, don't
[00:26:04] bother going to our shop today, because we have to put it all
[00:26:08] in the rubbish, it's an enormous loss of products, it has
[00:26:12] affected six shops in the area, that's what we learned this
[00:26:16] morning. now peter
[00:26:19] allen has more on this from Paris, it's an
[00:26:23] absolutely extraordinary event, something that has
[00:26:27] captured the imagination the French consumer and of course
[00:26:31] very negative... way, I've just been getting lot of
[00:26:35] technical details about what happened through one the
[00:26:39] large supermarkets affected, and what actually
[00:26:42] happened was that hackers managed to get through to
[00:26:46] an old software program which um
[00:26:50] affected around
[00:26:53] 400 supermarkets, that's a significant number,
[00:26:57] yes there are 15,000 odd supermarkets across
[00:27:00] France, but 400... including many here in
[00:27:04] central Paris being hit in this way is of course
[00:27:08] um something of huge concern. what i'm hearing is that it was
[00:27:12] a Danish company called Danny Foss
[00:27:16] which was regulating these temperatures independently
[00:27:19] remotely from outside the supermarkets and their old
[00:27:23] software they are arguing was uh
[00:27:27] affected by these hackers. they are saying they accusing the
[00:27:31] supermarket of not updating their software to prevent an
[00:27:35] attack like this, they're saying it's a security problem, they told the
[00:27:38] supermarket how to deal with it, because they feared attack like this,
[00:27:42] but the attack happened on Sunday, lot of managers came in on
[00:27:46] Monday morning and they found anything up to half their stock completely
[00:27:50] ruined, millions of dollars worth of food
[00:27:54] ruined. Of course, food security is huge issue
[00:27:58] for any modern society, any ancient society as well, but
[00:28:01] particularly now. when you have um uh fridges
[00:28:05] and freezers and the like which are so vulnerable to attack, these were
[00:28:09] vulnerable to attack and the hackers managed to get in, a
[00:28:12] prosecution has been launched, prosecutors are trying to find
[00:28:16] out who is behind all that, there is already
[00:28:19] suspicion that russians might uh be behind it, whenever there's a
[00:28:23] hacking incident here in France, they always blame the Russians, but of course they need the
[00:28:27] evidence to prove it, but huge huge concern here at the
[00:28:31] moment. Bangladesh is preparing
[00:28:35] to bring its first nuclear power plant online hoping
[00:28:38] ease persistent electricity shortages. The
[00:28:42] Russian-built project has brought jobs and investment, but years of
[00:28:45] delays and concerns among some nearby residents have tempered
[00:28:49] those expectations. Unis demorolu
[00:28:52] reports. Bangladesh
[00:28:56] is first nuclear power plant has yet to generate electricity,
[00:29:00] but in this nearby classroom, it's all ready sparking
[00:29:03] ambitions. My friends and I want to become
[00:29:06] scientists and we hope to work at the plant after graduating in nuclear
[00:29:10] engineering. The $13 billion dollar project promises
[00:29:14] major new reliable source of electricity for a country reliant on
[00:29:18] fossil fuels and struggling with frequent power cuts. Once fully
[00:29:22] operational, its two reactors are expected to meet more than 10% of
[00:29:26] national electricity demand, a significant input for a country of
[00:29:29] almost 180 million people. plant management says the first
[00:29:33] reactor is scheduled to start up by the end of this year. built with Russia
[00:29:37] State Nuclear Company Rosatom, the project has brought thousands of Russian
[00:29:41] workers and new business to the area, but the pandemic and sanctions on
[00:29:45] Russia have contributed to delays and for some neighbors
[00:29:48] anticipation is being tempered by
[00:29:51] concern. I am old now
[00:29:54] and I am not afraid for my own life, because I feel I
[00:29:58] am nearing the end of my life, but I worry about
[00:30:02] my children and grandchildren, i want them to be safe, they
[00:30:06] need safety more than do, plenty officials say
[00:30:10] stringent safeguards incorporate lessons from previous nuclear
[00:30:13] accidents, farmer shares some of her
[00:30:17] neighbors concerns, but power cuts make irrigating her land
[00:30:21] difficult, hope we get electricity for
[00:30:24] 24 hours without
[00:30:25] interruption, the promise
[00:30:29] extends well beyond reliable. eletricity can keep factories
[00:30:33] running, farms irrigated and homes lit. After years of
[00:30:37] delays, the country is waiting for that to become part the reality of everyday
[00:30:41] life. Unis demirolu, TRT
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