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[00:00:03] a
[00:00:09] There is no end insight to fighting between Saudi Arabia and the
[00:00:13] Yemen-based hoothies. Hello, welcome to
[00:00:17] TRT World
[00:00:18] of Live from Istanbul, with me John Paul Davis, also ahead on the
[00:00:21] program, I Mohammed reporting from the negative in
[00:00:25] southern Israel where 400 residents have been left homeless and
[00:00:29] 80 home. demolished by Israeli authorities.
[00:00:33] Amid rising criticism over their actions, US Homeland
[00:00:36] security raised the house of Somali-born Muslim
[00:00:39] congresswoman, Ilhan Omar, and
[00:00:43] Bangladesh is making history as it prepares to bring its
[00:00:47] of first nuclear power plant into
[00:00:49] service.
[00:01:03] Yemen's ancerollahuthis say they have launched a fresh
[00:01:06] attack targeting riad international airport and the base in the
[00:01:10] south
[00:01:10] of the country in the past few hours. Saudi Arabia has confirmed that
[00:01:14] Kames Mushat base was targeted, but says the danger has
[00:01:18] now passed. Saudi Arabia has vowed a strong response to recent
[00:01:22] hoothiy attacks its capitals main
[00:01:25] of international airport. It has also extended the suspension of all
[00:01:28] flights to and from at as the hooties step their
[00:01:32] attacks up, well over the weekend, at least 14 people
[00:01:35] died, more than 300 as well were injured in the deadliest
[00:01:39] attack so far on Riyad's international
[00:01:42] airport, the event of recent
[00:01:45] weeks are serious, our response must be
[00:01:49] equally serious, energy security cannot be
[00:01:53] taken for granted, for Saudi
[00:01:57] of Arabia, this circum
[00:01:58] this circumstances have test our
[00:02:01] of infrastructure, our institution, our
[00:02:04] people and our
[00:02:09] of a resilience. We have also tested decision made long before the
[00:02:12] present
[00:02:13] crisis. Well, yemen's
[00:02:17] a military says it has targeted several hoothy positions ties
[00:02:21] governor, which has been the scene of intense fighting between the two
[00:02:25] sides. There's
[00:02:26] of also a been heavy fighting in Marib with Yemeny government forces. releasing
[00:02:30] of footage that it says shows hoothi positions being targeted,
[00:02:34] meanwile the hoothies have warned the US not to enter the war in Yemen
[00:02:38] and have told employees to stay away from Saudi oil
[00:02:41] facilities and
[00:02:43] airports.
[00:02:47] If the US becomes involved in the aggression against Yemen, we will not deliberate over
[00:02:50] the decision to respond, rather there will be a swift and painful response
[00:02:54] targeting the US and all its interests in the region, wherever we can reach
[00:02:58] them. We warn all employees and workers at Saudi oil facilities and
[00:03:02] airports to stay away from these sites, as they have become legitimate
[00:03:06] targets for Yemen, particularly as the
[00:03:09] in of situation is heading towards a full scale escalation, well Iran has
[00:03:13] offered to facilitate talks between Saudi Arabia and the
[00:03:16] Huthies, it has also called for a political solution to the
[00:03:21] of conflict, the eminition should
[00:03:25] have been
[00:03:25] in resolved a long time ago through the same agreement reached between the Yemenes and Saudi
[00:03:29] Arabia. You know that road map had been agreed upon between Yemen
[00:03:32] of and Saudi Arabia, and we had also stressed that we support the
[00:03:36] implementation of whatever understanding had been reached between
[00:03:39] them. Well, Paul Ingram is a research affiliate at
[00:03:43] the University of Cambridge's center for the study of existential
[00:03:46] risk. He
[00:03:47] of says Saudi Arabia should listen to Iran because Tehran has some
[00:03:51] influence over the House. He argues that talks are increasingly
[00:03:55] necessary as the confrontation becomes more
[00:03:58] dangerous. "the Iranians are offering the hand
[00:04:02] of negotiations, the Israelis uh, who have been
[00:04:05] a significant force of disruption in the
[00:04:08] region,
[00:04:09] a uh, the Saudis are definitely caught between rock and a hard
[00:04:13] place here, but um, but they would do well to
[00:04:16] - to listen to the Iranians, because of course the Iranians do have some
[00:04:21] of influence over the hoothies and and the hoothies are are
[00:04:25] escalating - as we speak, and uh, Riyad Airport
[00:04:29] is under..." attack so so I think I think that we
[00:04:33] do need talk uh because uh the depth
[00:04:37] of the confrontations uh the traps
[00:04:40] that all these countries seem to find themselves in and the
[00:04:44] mentality which seems
[00:04:46] of to be only one direction um escalate uh because
[00:04:49] the alternative is capitulation uh is is
[00:04:53] getting sizably dangerous
[00:04:56] and and and
[00:04:58] it is very concerning for those of us looking at these escalation
[00:05:02] pathways moving in directions that uh that
[00:05:06] well things are already out of control geographically i
[00:05:09] think it's it's already spreading. 'I mean we have
[00:05:13] ev even the British government claiming that the uh
[00:05:17] that the Iranians are planning attacks within the UK
[00:05:21] uh we have other governments who are supporting the
[00:05:25] UK in making these accusations and and why
[00:05:29] wouldn't it um because uh the uh the British
[00:05:32] are hosting American armed forces making attacks on
[00:05:36] Iran so um so the so uh
[00:05:40] it's it cannot be contained'. Uh, it needs to be
[00:05:43] negotiated upon, the dangers are are are
[00:05:47] significant, at the moment you have managed,
[00:05:51] you have seen the Hothies manage to deter the US from entering
[00:05:54] that particular confrontation between the Houties and the
[00:05:57] Saudis. Well, Turkish President Recep Tayp
[00:06:01] Erdogan has strongly condemned the hoothi attacks on Riyad,
[00:06:05] King Khalid International Airport, speaking about the Mecca joint
[00:06:09] defense agreement signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
[00:06:20] We condemn in the strongest terms the attacks carried out by
[00:06:24] the Hufis on Saturday against King Khalid International
[00:06:27] Airport in Riyad. We ask Allah to have mercy on our brothers
[00:06:31] and sisters who passed away. stands with Saudi Arabia
[00:06:35] and its Saudi Brothers in the face these unlawful and inhumane
[00:06:39] attacks. We're continuing our efforts to... established the
[00:06:43] institutional framework for the joint defense agreement we signed with
[00:06:47] Pakistan and Saudi Arabia on August 7 and we're
[00:06:50] advancing our defense cooperation along two main things:
[00:06:54] first, we're working toward the goals of collective defense and
[00:06:58] regional cooperation. second, we're taking the necessary
[00:07:02] steps to ensure this cooperation is enshrined in a
[00:07:06] permanent and functional institutional framework, as is the
[00:07:09] case with NATO, activities under the joint. defense agreement
[00:07:13] will be conducted in accordance with our national
[00:07:16] legislation. We are continuing our efforts to submit the
[00:07:20] agreement to our grand national assembly in the coming days to complete the
[00:07:24] domestic ratification process. An
[00:07:27] Israeli drone attack has targeted refugee camp in the south of
[00:07:31] Gaza, killing at least two Palestinians. Paramedics say
[00:07:35] several people will wounded in the strike on the camp near Raffa, which is
[00:07:39] home to thousands of Palestinians who have been displaced. multiple times
[00:07:43] through Israel's three-year war, well the Israeli unslaught
[00:07:46] continues despite the ceasefire agreed last October,
[00:07:50] more than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed
[00:07:54] since that cease fire took
[00:07:56] effect. Israel has
[00:08:00] meanwhile expanded its presence across the enclave, especially
[00:08:03] around the so-called yellow line buffer zone. tiat
[00:08:07] will Abdul Wahab Hamad travel to one of such
[00:08:11] areas and now on why palestinians living with their
[00:08:14] families are terrified seeing the Israelis closing
[00:08:18] in. i am here in one the neighborhoods in
[00:08:22] eastern gaza city.
[00:08:24] this area is very close to
[00:08:26] the Israeli military controlled areas in gaza known
[00:08:30] as yellow line there in the background that
[00:08:33] whole area is under full Israeli military
[00:08:36] control. the yellow line determines how
[00:08:40] much of gaza palestinian. here can actually live
[00:08:43] in. The problem is this line was
[00:08:47] supposed to stay frozen until full Israeli
[00:08:51] withdrawal from Gaza and until
[00:08:54] Donald Trump Gaza piece plan moves
[00:08:58] on, the second phase the plan uh moves
[00:09:02] on, nothing of that happened. Netanyahu has described
[00:09:06] the foot print as 53% to
[00:09:09] 60% control over Gaza and now... He is
[00:09:13] saying, the next step is 70%
[00:09:16] control over the Palestinian coastal enclave. This is
[00:09:20] naif, he lives in distant and has
[00:09:24] lost his home inside the Israeli military controlled
[00:09:27] areas in the Gaza strip known as the yellow
[00:09:30] line. Living very close to the line
[00:09:34] determines how much he close and other families in
[00:09:37] this neighborhood close to their homes, to their schools
[00:09:41] inside. areas uh, moving the
[00:09:44] line on means this family
[00:09:48] has to move with it, bullets are
[00:09:52] everywhere, we feel threatened all the time, we can't even
[00:09:56] sleep at night because of fear, our lives are very
[00:09:58] difficult,
[00:10:02] by straight gun fire
[00:10:04] was injured near the yellow line, the bullet is still lached in my
[00:10:07] head, i'm in lot of pain and i'm still suffering
[00:10:11] from the injury. You can imagine
[00:10:15] what that means for families living in this
[00:10:18] neighborhood, they have been displaced many
[00:10:21] times again and again they set up. their
[00:10:25] tens setle down and suddenly
[00:10:29] they're told to move again.
[00:10:33] negotiations over Trump's gaza peace plan, the second
[00:10:37] phase remains deadlocked
[00:10:40] with this expansion the yellow
[00:10:43] line, this means that the areas Israel control is getting
[00:10:47] bigger with only one single fact, less
[00:10:51] space for Palestinians to live.
[00:10:55] while continuing its attacks on Palestinian heritage, land and
[00:10:59] property, Israel has been demolishing scores of Palestinian families
[00:11:03] homes in the Negev desert region. Our correspondent Mohammed
[00:11:07] Al-Kassim now reports from that area. And
[00:11:11] the demolition and uprooting forcefully displacing
[00:11:14] Palestinians is not exclusive only to the Gaza Strip which
[00:11:18] is only few kilometers away from here or even to the
[00:11:22] north of us in the occupied Wis Pank and occupied east
[00:11:25] Jerusalem, even Palestinian Bedwins in this
[00:11:29] unrecognized village, one among dozens in the southern part of
[00:11:33] Israel in the negav,
[00:11:34] this adhiah village, which Palestinian Bedwins
[00:11:38] today say that there was a massacre carried out by
[00:11:41] Israeli forces, massacre of homes, at
[00:11:45] least 80 homes were destroyed as well as
[00:11:49] structures this morning, hundreds of
[00:11:52] Israeli police officers and board. police
[00:11:56] raided this village,
[00:11:59] demolishing 80 homes belonging to about
[00:12:03] 80 families in the process
[00:12:05] displacing, making 400
[00:12:09] people homeless, displacing them,
[00:12:12] destroying everything, even the only mask
[00:12:16] in this village was not spared,
[00:12:20] you're looking at the rubbles the only mosque in the
[00:12:23] village, lead that was destroyed and by the
[00:12:27] way, they started with the mask and then
[00:12:31] went to every single building or
[00:12:35] home or structure belonging to one family, the
[00:12:38] excuse from the Israeli government that those homes
[00:12:42] were built without a permit, something that is
[00:12:45] absolutely or near impossible for Palestinians in
[00:12:49] occupied east jerusalem and also in Israel,
[00:12:53] those are citizens of Israel that cannot really
[00:12:57] obtain these building pyramids, now
[00:13:00] you have 400 people who have become homeless,
[00:13:04] however, despite this state of
[00:13:07] misery that they are living in, and as you can see even praying
[00:13:11] outside,
[00:13:12] we just passed few children who were playing football
[00:13:16] outside, studying, trying to maybe focus and
[00:13:19] concentrate on studying, peoples belonging from
[00:13:22] mattresses to beds, to
[00:13:26] electronics, refrigerations, tvs and so forth are
[00:13:30] now outside with winter approaching fastly, even the few
[00:13:34] olive trees that were here in
[00:13:38] this village were uprooted also, nothing was
[00:13:42] spared as you can see around, so the process going on,
[00:13:45] 380,000 palestinian bedins live
[00:13:49] in southern Israel in the negav nearly
[00:13:53] 80,000 live in unrecognized villages
[00:13:56] and Israel led by
[00:14:00] prime minister Netanyahu and far right national security
[00:14:04] minister who is leading the campaign to destroy these
[00:14:08] homes in the negav boosting about his
[00:14:11] actions saying that he will not rest until
[00:14:15] every single building in the negav belonging to a Palestinian
[00:14:19] Beduon is demolished they're using this
[00:14:22] destruction in the neg of. in their
[00:14:25] campaign, pretty much the same as the case
[00:14:29] with finance minister Betsalismotric and Etummar Bing Vir and
[00:14:32] others who are using expanding illegal settlements and building
[00:14:36] new settlements and increasing the number of settlers and supporting
[00:14:40] illegal settlers with their increased violence and
[00:14:44] aggression in their campaign. Palestinians are saying the
[00:14:47] same is taking place here, and even
[00:14:51] though they are Palestinian citizens of Israel,
[00:14:55] didn't really matter for the Israeli authorities, hundreds of police
[00:14:58] officers, several bulldosers came early this
[00:15:02] morning and destroyed nearly 80 homes belonging again
[00:15:06] to about 80 families, displacing, making 400
[00:15:09] people, homeless, many them children and
[00:15:11] women.
[00:15:17] US immigration officials have raided the home of Somali born
[00:15:21] congresswoman Ilan Omar in the early hours of month.
[00:15:25] Well Omar is democratic congress woman representing Minnesota
[00:15:29] and an outspoken critic of US president Donald Trump. She
[00:15:33] described the raid as an act of intimidation and vowed not to be.
[00:15:38] the investigation reportedly revolves around Omar's
[00:15:41] immigration paperwork
[00:15:45] says this is all part of a criminal investigation sure criminal on
[00:15:49] what that's what we want to know what what is mean
[00:15:53] a criminal are the people running around hijacking and
[00:15:57] killing people and stealing the cars and marking up cars and scratching
[00:16:01] them and stuff not someone that's quietly in their home like this and this she's a
[00:16:04] threat because she acts like she's doing something.
[00:16:09] 'well the US president Donald Trump has lashed out at
[00:16:13] Ilhanomar, I understand they're looking
[00:16:16] at her very carefully, I've always l to be
[00:16:20] totally crooked personally, but that has nothing to do with me, I think
[00:16:24] she's a terrible person, just a complainer, she comes from a
[00:16:28] country that is a non-country, and then
[00:16:32] she comes over here, she complains about our constitution, I think she's
[00:16:36] a terrible person, but That's really up to the dear
[00:16:39] j and erosion has said more on this now
[00:16:42] from Washington DC. This fits a
[00:16:46] long pattern for President Trump, he will rail
[00:16:49] relentlessly against his enemies, his political enemies, his perceived
[00:16:53] enemies, he will openly call for the justice department to launch
[00:16:57] investigation into them, which in itself is really uh
[00:17:01] rather stunning, it's there's always been this wall between the presidency or traditionally
[00:17:05] wall between the presidency and the justice department. but then when the justice
[00:17:08] department then finally pulls the trigger so to speak and does launch
[00:17:12] investigation, trump tends to sort of back off and say, well, it's not me, it's the
[00:17:16] justice department launching this investigation, but what really has lot of people
[00:17:20] talking uh at this hour about all this is the fact that the justice
[00:17:24] department has a traditional policy that says you don't
[00:17:28] publicly announce the launching of investigation into a
[00:17:31] politician when you're 60 days out within 60 days out of an
[00:17:35] upcoming election, well we're only about 20 days out now from
[00:17:39] this upcoming mid-term election, Ilhan Omar is
[00:17:42] four-term member of Congress, sitting member of Congress, she's
[00:17:46] running again for fifth term, so that is really
[00:17:49] unusual, although there's no mechanism to actually prevent the Justice
[00:17:53] Department from doing that, so it's kind of a judgment call, but
[00:17:57] that is what critics are really howling about against the Trump administration saying
[00:18:01] this is clear uh violation the
[00:18:03] of Justice department's mission, they're trying to weaponize this uh...
[00:18:07] investigation in order to somehow affect the election of
[00:18:11] Omar in Congress. Well, let's get more on this now. Joining
[00:18:15] us, from Atlanta is Christopher Bruce, who's a political strategist
[00:18:19] with Common Ground Strategy Group. Christopher, great to have you on TRT
[00:18:23] World. I'm going to pick up on what Andy was saying there about the Department of
[00:18:26] Justice, is their unwritten rule that strictly aims to avoid any
[00:18:30] public investigation of candidate within 60 days
[00:18:33] of an election, partly for fear of creating bias.
[00:18:37] I mean in completely ignoring that, is Donald Trump trying
[00:18:41] to interfere here with potential outcomes and is this, as Omar
[00:18:45] claimed escalation a pattern of
[00:18:47] intimidation? Well, let's start
[00:18:51] off very clearly that anyone that is investigating
[00:18:55] a congress member or elected official, one, no one is above the
[00:18:59] law and no one is below the law either, so
[00:19:03] a our democracy you're supposed to abide by
[00:19:06] rules. including the justice department and including the president the United
[00:19:10] States. now what we're really looking for right now is
[00:19:14] transparency within the process. we have not seen that
[00:19:17] yet, but
[00:19:19] we have seen the president say he had nothing to do with it. we will definitely
[00:19:23] find out later if he did, or if he's been up to date on
[00:19:26] this. the issues really come into has something
[00:19:30] happened that deserves investigation. is this a political witch
[00:19:34] hunt? is there anything that's in here that really is? it
[00:19:37] politically beyond that, well the president and the congresswoman do
[00:19:41] not get along, they've done it publicly and privately with these
[00:19:44] spats, no one should be concerned about that, people should be concerned
[00:19:48] about justice, and US house democratic
[00:19:52] leader christopher hakim jeffrys described the raid as deeply
[00:19:55] disturbing, raising serious questions about the weaponization the federal
[00:19:59] government against Trump's enemies, we cast our
[00:20:03] minds back some five or six six years to the unrest and violence
[00:20:07] that... occurred following Trump's election defeat to Joe Biden, is the
[00:20:11] president's inflammatory language here setting the scene for
[00:20:14] something similar, creating chaos when things don't go his
[00:20:18] way? when things do go his way,
[00:20:22] he creates chaos, when things don't go his way, he creates chaos. the
[00:20:26] issue is the amount of power that a US president has to
[00:20:30] influence uh people in congress and the political
[00:20:33] process. uh, we are a critical point in America,
[00:20:50] to harass and intimidate others, we are at crossing point, and
[00:20:54] I do believe the American people are going to choose wisely when it comes this
[00:20:57] November. Christopher, I want
[00:20:59] to ask you about this as well, dictionary defines racism as the conviction that
[00:21:03] one's own race is superior in intelligence, he has described
[00:21:07] h Somalia as not even a country as garbage, his verbal
[00:21:11] attack on the immigrant Somali community, it seems to
[00:21:15] have more than a hint of racism about it. Are you disappointed that more
[00:21:19] leaders don't... call him out or are people just afraid of him
[00:21:22] and what he might do in response to them if they
[00:21:25] do or even worse
[00:21:29] apathetic. that's what i'm really concerned
[00:21:32] about. people who allow this individual
[00:21:36] who bullies and says some the most horrendous things that we've ever heard
[00:21:40] and not say anything about it. so everything that you just
[00:21:44] labeled the people being scared of him, people are
[00:21:47] absolutely maybe a...
[00:22:20] We never want to repeat. Christopher, grateful for your time in your analysis.
[00:22:24] Thank you for joining us on TRT World. Thank
[00:22:27] you. Thousands of people have marched
[00:22:30] to India's Supreme Court as widespread protest over
[00:22:34] alleged electoral fraud continue to rock the country. They want the
[00:22:38] election chief to resign over what they say is the removal of
[00:22:42] 130 million people from voting registers. Well,
[00:22:46] nearly billion people were eligible to vote in India's last general.
[00:22:50] That was in 2024,
[00:22:52] well Mohammed Haji now
[00:22:53] reports.
[00:22:58] It could be one the biggest political challenges India's government has
[00:23:01] faced in more than decade, as new week brought a fresh wave
[00:23:05] of unrest. Despite security
[00:23:09] measures described as fortress like in New Delhi, once
[00:23:13] again thousands of people marched through its
[00:23:16] streets, leading them in
[00:23:20] front left seat the bus and fresh from his own detention was
[00:23:23] opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, and people are, and
[00:23:27] people are seeing the Narendra Modi is blocking
[00:23:29] the whole town, he is putting 30,00, 40,00 police officers
[00:23:33] outside, for what, until the constitution is upheld,
[00:23:37] until the election commissioner resigns, until the election system is
[00:23:41] revamped, until India gets justice, the youth
[00:23:45] of this country won't stop. Do whatever you
[00:23:48] want. This march was headed to the
[00:23:51] Supreme Court to submit a petition calling for his
[00:23:55] impeachment. He is guilty, they say,
[00:23:59] of electoral fraud. Today everything is
[00:24:03] in their hands, they have taken control of everything, and we're out on the
[00:24:07] streets fighting for those rights, for that voice, for the
[00:24:10] voice the people. Protesters have
[00:24:14] been out almost daily this month,
[00:24:17] over the past three though, they say... Police have become more
[00:24:21] heavy-handed. Thousands of people were
[00:24:24] detained. They've also been blocked from the city's
[00:24:28] biggest protest sites. They're now calling on the government to let
[00:24:32] them in, and if it doesn't. If you don't give us
[00:24:36] date in the next 24 hours, then we will be compelled to give another
[00:24:40] call for a protest, and we'll have no choice but to hit the
[00:24:43] streets. The electoral commission has denied
[00:24:47] favoring any party with the changes, deleted voters can
[00:24:51] reapply, while the ruling party has accused the
[00:24:55] opposition of trying to destabilize India and sees
[00:24:58] power. It is the prime minister silence though that
[00:25:01] many find defening. All while protesters
[00:25:05] vow to raise their voices even louder, not
[00:25:09] just in New Delhi, but across
[00:25:12] the country. Muhammad Haji, TRT
[00:25:14] Wild. Demonstrators from former Prime
[00:25:18] Minister Imran Khan's part. youth wing marched in Pakistan's
[00:25:22] Kaiba district to protest emergency rule imposed in
[00:25:26] Kaiba Pactunqua province after authority suspended the
[00:25:29] party's provincial government. The police fired warning shots at
[00:25:33] demonstrators in Kaibara Pactunqua. It's a northwestern
[00:25:37] province governed by the PTI which is the party of Imran
[00:25:41] Khan. The state of emergency ruling brings the province
[00:25:45] under now direct federal control. Prime Minister Shaba Shariff
[00:25:49] accused the local PTI government of failing to maintain law
[00:25:53] and order. Now Bangladesh
[00:25:57] is preparing to bring its first nuclear power plant
[00:26:01] online hoping. to ease persistent electricity
[00:26:04] shortages, well the Russian built project has brought jobs and
[00:26:08] investment, but years of delays and concerns among some nearby
[00:26:11] residents have tempered expectations, as United now
[00:26:15] reports.
[00:26:19] Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant has yet to generate
[00:26:22] electricity, but in this nearby classroom, it's
[00:26:26] already sparking ambitions. My friends and I want
[00:26:30] to become scientists, and we hope to work at the...
[00:26:35] The $13 billion project promises a major new reliable
[00:26:39] source of electricity for a country reliant on fossil fuels and
[00:26:43] struggling with frequent power cuts. Once fully operational, its two
[00:26:47] reactors are expected to meet more than 10% of national electricity
[00:26:50] demand, a significant input for a country of almost
[00:26:53] 180 million people. Plant management says the first
[00:26:57] reactor is scheduled to start up by the end of this year, built with Russia
[00:27:01] state nuclear company. Rosatom, the project has brought thousands of Russian
[00:27:05] workers and new business to the area, but the pandemic and sanctions on
[00:27:09] Russia have contributed to delays and for some neighbors
[00:27:12] anticipation is being tempered by
[00:27:14] concern.
[00:27:17] I am old now and I'm not afraid for my own life, because
[00:27:21] I feel I'm nearing the end of my life,
[00:27:25] but I worry about my children and grandchildren, I want them to be
[00:27:29] safe, they need safety more than I do.
[00:28:02] for that to become part the reality of everyday
[00:28:05] life. TRT World. The
[00:28:08] headlines are
[00:28:09] next
[00:28:22] to things getting more and more, more and more heavy. Even in the air, you
[00:28:26] can feel just how much smoke there is. Mass operation made
[00:28:30] significant inrogues into Israel. caused quite a large
[00:28:34] number of casualties, caught many people by
[00:28:37] surprise, Israeli forces open fired
[00:28:40] excessively. Israel is still intensifying their air
[00:28:44] rates all over the gazan onclave, targeting houses and
[00:28:48] buildings.
[00:28:51] there have been several explosions right behind me in the
[00:28:55] gaza
[00:28:56] strip.
[00:29:03] Just about the minutes ago we had a really heavy
[00:29:05] bombardment,
[00:29:10] there is no indian sight until the moment for this ongoing circle of
[00:29:14] violence.
[00:30:09] You're watching TRT World with me John Paul Davis, reminder now of
[00:30:13] our main headlines. Yemen's ancerollahutis
[00:30:17] say they've targeted Riyad's international airport in the past few
[00:30:20] hours. Saudi Arabia has also conf confirmed that Kames
[00:30:24] Mushad base was targeted but says the danger has now passed. It says
[00:30:28] also vowed a strong response to recent Hoothi attacks on Riyadh's main
[00:30:32] international. airport and extended the suspension of all flights to and
[00:30:36] from its capital city. the event of
[00:30:39] recent weeks are serious. our response
[00:30:43] must be equally serious. energy security cannot be
[00:30:47] taken for granted. for Saudi
[00:30:51] Arabia, this circum this circumstances have tested our
[00:30:54] infrastructure, our institution, our
[00:30:58] people,