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00:00:14Your headlines of on prv the yemeny armed forces say they have
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00:00:18of out strikes on Saudi-back troops in the Mari province of
00:00:21Yemen.
00:00:26Yemen's foreign ministry says no coalition can deny the Yemen people.
00:00:30legitimate rights following a Saudi Turkish
00:00:33in Pakistani defense pact signed in
00:00:35Mecca. An Iran's foreign ministry
00:00:38spokesperson has hit back at Trump's claim of taking Iran's
00:00:42oil saying before you claim the spoils of war, you have
00:00:46to win the
00:00:47of war.
00:01:09story, the Yemeni Armed forces say they have
00:01:11of carried out strikes on Saudi back troops in the Mari province of
00:01:15Yemen. In a statement, the armed forces said they targeted the
00:01:18Saudi back camps using a
00:01:20of large number of missiles and drones. The Yemini military
00:01:23specified the operation targeted troops concentrations
00:01:27along with
00:01:28a their warehouses. calls a military equipment. The
00:01:32statement affirmed the military will forcefully strike any Saudi
00:01:36troop, build-up or attempts by Riyard to maintain his blockade on
00:01:40Yemen. The armed forces also reiterated that they will
00:01:43continue the equation of quote, blockade for blockade
00:01:47and targeting south
00:01:49the aggressive troop concentrations
00:01:51من wherever there may be.
00:01:55of In a significant geopolitical move, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and
00:01:59Turkia. have formalized the joint defense defense pact during
00:02:03the mecca summit with th the three countries pledging to deeper
00:02:07military cooperation and strengthen collective security.
00:02:11the pact which comes amid escalating conflict in west asia raises
00:02:14several questions, including how Riyard will balance this new
00:02:18alliance alongside this
00:02:20of longstanding strategic defense ties with
00:02:22of western powers. press TV's Mariam Khan reports from
00:02:26Islamabad
00:02:30heighten geopolitical tensions across West Asia, Pakistan, Saudi
00:02:33Arabia
00:02:34of and Turkey have signed a joint defense agreement a trilateral summit
00:02:38in Makkah, marking major transformation in the region with their
00:02:41pledge to boost collective security. On paper, the deal
00:02:45ensures absolute mutual assistance against any external
00:02:48aggression. However, experts point out the complex challenge
00:02:52ahead as Saudi Arabia's primary military architecture remains
00:02:56deeply linked with the strategic framework
00:02:58of the United States and other western powers
00:03:01ead is not
00:03:03exactly buying, you see
00:03:07security and peace for the region, but it is
00:03:10ensuring security for itself, because in the near past we have
00:03:14seen that it was attacked, I mean its region was
00:03:17attacked, it's the American bases its territory were
00:03:21attacked, so it is probably seeking some kind
00:03:24of of an assurance that there will be other partners who will come to its aid
00:03:28in case push comes to shove Pakistani
00:03:32Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif, Turkish President Rajab Tayyab Erdogan and
00:03:36Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman were seen poised while inking the
00:03:40deal, but the core question remains how this mutual
00:03:43in defense mechanism will function in
00:03:45in practice. Observers are evaluating whether this alliance reflects
00:03:49genuine
00:03:49of push a toward regional self-reliance on
00:03:51of security or if it functions as a strategic
00:03:55of diversification while keeping traditional security umbrellas
00:03:57intact. "this agreement
00:04:01is necessitated by the developments that are taking place in the
00:04:05region, so all these three key Muslim countries feel that
00:04:09by joining hands they can protect their interests
00:04:13better, so in the event of for example any conflict between
00:04:16Iran and Saudi Arabia, I don't think so that Pakistan and Turkey would
00:04:20like to be part of any conflict where
00:04:24two or more Muslim countries are involved. This fact
00:04:28highlights a broader strategic ship." as Saudi Arabia actively
00:04:31diversifies its longstanding security dependencies. By
00:04:35formalizing this treaty, Raad is probably moving away from
00:04:39relying a single superpower. The
00:04:43major beneficiary of this agreement is Saudi
00:04:47Arabia itself, because it has to protect
00:04:50its oil infrastructure. It
00:04:54has got one
00:04:54of the world's largest oil exporting infrastructure in the
00:04:58world, for its vision 2030 to
00:05:02realize it requires
00:05:04of regional
00:05:04of stability, so it was its compulsion to have such an
00:05:07agreement, as this new mutual defense alliance takes
00:05:11of ship, countries and global powers are closely watching how the
00:05:15Islamabad Ankara Riyath Pact will navigate the volatile West
00:05:19Asia landscape to turn into the so-called pillar of peace,
00:05:22stability and security in the region. The ultimate test of this
00:05:26agreement hinges on the true strategic autonomy of its primary
00:05:30architect. The Makka agreements to efficacy depend on
00:05:34Saudi Arabia demonstrating an independent strategic VN rather than
00:05:38relying on external security umbrellas for the mutual defense pact to
00:05:41foster. and regional stability, riyadh must commit to alliances
00:05:45execution beyond mayor political declaration.
00:05:54far ministry says no regional or global coalition can
00:05:57confiscate the legitimate rights the Yemani people. The foreign
00:06:01ministry stated that the Saudi regime should focus on ending the
00:06:05blockade and all hostilities against Yemen rather than seeking
00:06:08solutions to the stalemate it has created for itself.
00:06:13The response follows the signing of a joint defense agreement between Saudi
00:06:16Arabia, Turkia and Pakistan in Mecca. The
00:06:20trilateral pact stipulates that an armed attack against anyone
00:06:24the signatories will be treated as an attack against
00:06:27all. Meanwhile, the chairman of Yemen's Supreme Political Council has
00:06:31dismissed the significance the deal. Matial Mashat stressed
00:06:35that the siege for siege equation will remain in effect until its
00:06:39objectives are achieved.
00:06:46Iran has called the Muslim countries in the region to strengthen unity and
00:06:50rely on their own capabilities to ensure security while
00:06:54rejecting foreign interference. Iran's foreign minister Abbas
00:06:57Arakchi says Muslim countries can overcome challenges by standing
00:07:01together, urging them to rely on themselves and embrace
00:07:05true brotherhood. Iraq she also praised Iran's armed
00:07:09forces for demonstrating their readiness and military cake.
00:07:12capability, meanwile Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazim
00:07:16Gharibabadi also says persian gulf security must
00:07:20be established by regional states themselves with all countries
00:07:24taking part, he says a growing consensus has emised following
00:07:28the 40
00:07:28day US
00:07:29is really aggression against Ivan that regional security concerns
00:07:33should be addressed by the countries the
00:07:35region.
00:07:41Iran's president says the... United States is attacking Iran from bases
00:07:44and neighboring countries, forcing the Islamic Republic to defend
00:07:48itself.
00:07:54The problem we have is that regional countries are allowing America to use their
00:07:57territory to launch strikes against us. They hit us from
00:08:01there, they struck Minskull and other areas.
00:08:05These are supposedly our Muslim friends and neighbors. Why should
00:08:09they allow this to happen? Why let them come and attack us? We
00:08:12only strike back because they are attacking us from those
00:08:15locations. Why should America be allowed to set up bases
00:08:19here? Who said we have to be their obedient
00:08:22servants? Why? We have no intention of bullying
00:08:26anyone, but we will not b to force either. No
00:08:30one gets to push us around, no one gets to come into our
00:08:33country and take our resources. Right now, in
00:08:37Iraq, they sell the oil and do not even give them the money.
00:08:41We were forced to defend.
00:08:42added that
00:08:45while many
00:08:49issues with neighbors have been resolved, america is conspiring to
00:08:53drive a wedge between Iran and the Persian gulf states. He
00:08:57also address that Iran did not start a war and that popular
00:09:01unity foiled enemy calculations that the country would
00:09:05collapse. He concluded that today Iran continues
00:09:09its path with greater strength and cohesion.
00:09:19Trump's claim that the US is taking billions of barrels of
00:09:23oil from both Venezuela and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
00:09:27In a tweet, Ismail Baghai said, before you claim the spoils of
00:09:31war, you actually have to win the war. He pointed out that
00:09:35not only as Trump failed to achieve his war objectives against Ivan,
00:09:39but he is also stuck in the straights of Urmus. The
00:09:43US launched this war on Iran while the two sides were engaged in
00:09:46negotiations with Trump stating objectives that included
00:09:50topling the Islamic Republic and destroying Iran's military
00:09:53capabilities. Instead of achieving those objectives, the
00:09:57US had only led to Iran shutting the straight of Urmus within
00:10:01its territorial
00:10:02waters.
00:10:07The UN deputy spokesman says Unifel peacekeepers in Lebanon have
00:10:11observed the... sharpes escalation in military activity by Israeli
00:10:15forces since the announcement the trilateral framework in
00:10:19late
00:10:19June.
00:10:25"the UN interim force in Lebanon has observed the sharpest escalation in
00:10:29military activity since the announcement the trilateral framework in late
00:10:32June. Yesterday, peacekeepers recorded 113
00:10:36projectiles fired by the Israel defense forces. The highest daily
00:10:40figure observed since the 21st of
00:10:41June.
00:10:45Farhan Hack said the escalation continued with the UN
00:10:49peacekeepers recording 120 projectiles fired
00:10:53by Israeli forces since..." midnight, he added that the figure
00:10:57marked the highest number a single day since June
00:10:5921st. Unifel said that while violence remains
00:11:03significantly lower than in the previous months, the overall
00:11:07situation remains fragile. The Israely attacks came
00:11:10despite last month's framework agreement between the Israeli regime and Lebanon
00:11:14to end hostilities. Israel has continued this military
00:11:18aggression against Lebanon since March 2nd. According to the
00:11:22Lebanese Health Ministry, the attacks have killed more more than
00:11:254,300 people and injured over
00:11:2812,200
00:11:29others.
00:11:34Israeli forces have carried out series of fresh land and air attacks across
00:11:38southern Lebanon, targeting residential infrastructure and launching
00:11:42demolitions despite a ceasefire agreement with Beirot. in the
00:11:46southern town of Zaltara, Israeli occupation troops
00:11:49conducted control demolitions near a local mosk while a Mirk
00:11:53of a tank fired directly at homes, further
00:11:57south, Israeli forces dropped incendiary devices on
00:12:00Mansuri following earlier attack a military bulldozer
00:12:04that wounded a Lebanese army soldier clearing the
00:12:07bri. Israel's heavy artillery, drone strikes and machine
00:12:11gun fire pounded multiple other southern towns as
00:12:14well.
00:12:19The seventh round the US sponsored Lebanon Israel talks have
00:12:23concluded in Rome without any break through over a framework
00:12:26agreement signed by the two sides in Washington in June. The
00:12:30talks in the Italian capital ended earlier than expected emid
00:12:34renewed Israely strikes on Southern Lebanon. Press TV's Max
00:12:37Chevilli has the details in this
00:12:39report.
00:12:43The third and final day the seventh round of US sponsor
00:12:47direct negotiations between Lebanon and the Israeli regime wrapped up in the
00:12:51Italian capital Rome on Thursday. The discussion. were
00:12:55focused on mechanisms for implementing the convoluted so-called
00:12:59framework agreement reached in Washington in June, meetings
00:13:03covered military, political, legal and border issues as well as
00:13:07the issue of prisoner exchange. According to Libanase
00:13:10officials, no major breakthroughs have been reached in the Roame
00:13:14talks. I think that
00:13:18when there's a conflict in place, one has to negotiate directly with their
00:13:21opponent, not with a third party, asking it to this.
00:13:31talks have so far failed to produce a real cease fire in
00:13:34Lebanon where the regime has continued its deadly attacks on
00:13:38southern villages. Tel Aviv has killed more than
00:13:414,300 Lebanese people, displacing more than
00:13:45million and occupying large swats of territory there
00:13:48since early March. Lebanese president Joseph Aun
00:13:52himself has recently warned that the attacks.
00:14:03Gaza and Italy concretely risks being dragged
00:14:07into the
00:14:16has deployed a contingent of about 1000 soldiers in Lebanon
00:14:20as part the Unifield United Nations Mission. During
00:14:24the first. round
00:14:25of us sponsored talks here in Rome last month, a proposal also
00:14:29emerged to deploy Italian troops to monitor southern
00:14:33Lebanon's so-called pilot zones. This plan
00:14:36involves Italian forces helping oversea security in
00:14:40south of Lebanon. We
00:14:44are ready to do our part, just as we are ready to continue training the Lebanese
00:14:48armed forces, which Italy already does under a bilateral
00:14:52agreement. There will be need for a mandate from EU or the
00:14:56UN, if an international mission is formed. Most
00:14:59analysts agreed that
00:15:01the US Israel's proposed creation of pilot zones in
00:15:04southern Lebanon, where the Lebanese army will take over control from the
00:15:08occupying forces, is quote, losing card, an
00:15:12unfortunate choice that will only bring about more suffering and
00:15:16destruction in
00:15:23Israel ministers are reportedly. urging prime minister Benjamin
00:15:26Netanyahu to reject the second phase the Gaza ceasefire
00:15:30plan and resume his genocidal war on the war Toron strip.
00:15:34Israely media say several cabinet ministers made the demand during the
00:15:38security cabinet meeting. Finance minister Bezel
00:15:41Smodric called for Palestinian resistance Hamas to be
00:15:45erased. Energy minister Ellie Cohen openly
00:15:49declared that there was no deal to halt the attacks on Gaza
00:15:53and that Israel which now controls 70% the strip needed
00:15:57to seize full control of it. Netanyahu has said that
00:16:00Israely forces would not withdraw until Hamas is fully
00:16:04disarmed and said the occupation army would remain in the... so-called
00:16:08security zones indefinitely. The developmentts come as
00:16:11Israel continues with its deadly attacks on the besieg strip during
00:16:15the declared cease fire. According to Gaza's health ministry,
00:16:19Israel has killed more than 1,250
00:16:22Palestinians since the so-called truth took effect in
00:16:26October
00:16:262025.
00:16:31The Euro-Med Human Rights monitor warns that Israel is attempting to
00:16:35erase war crime scenes in Gaza. by removing rubble
00:16:38before independent investigators can document or examine them.
00:16:42The group says this could destroy crucial evidence and the last traces
00:16:46of thousands of people still missing beneath the debris. Press
00:16:50TVs
00:16:59thousands of Palestinians, Gaza's rabil is more than remains of
00:17:02destroyed homes. It is a crime scene. In report this
00:17:06week, Europe. Mediterranean human rights monitor said Israel is
00:17:10carrying a large scale operation to remove any crush
00:17:14debris across Gaza before independent investigators and
00:17:17forensic experts can examine the
00:17:20sites. During the genocide, the Israeli army
00:17:24tried to obliterate and efface the war crimes committed against our
00:17:27people, which in itself constitutes a crime. Today,
00:17:31the unknown fate of thousands remains a stressing question for their
00:17:35families and by removing rubble. from around 70% behind the
00:17:39yellow line, the Israeli army is destroying threads to
00:17:42answer. as we're witnessing, the Israeli
00:17:46regime is trying to evade legal prosecution by removing rubble from
00:17:50what we consider to be crime scenes. we call on international journalists
00:17:54and investigative reporters to press for access to gaza and document this
00:17:58continuing genocide. according to the
00:18:02Geneva based rights monitor, at least 10 million tons of
00:18:06rubble have already been clear. with around 100 Israeli trucks
00:18:09entering eastern and southern parts the gaza strip each
00:18:13day, concerns are growing as Israel continues to bar
00:18:17international journalists and investigative teams from entering the
00:18:21strip. my sons are buried beneath
00:18:25the rubble of my home, which is now inaccessible behind the yellow
00:18:28line. they say israeli bulldozers and trucks are clearing the
00:18:32rubble to erase our neighborhoods. that rubble holds my
00:18:36sons. i'm...
00:18:44of my
00:18:45the mother, bodies father, sisters and cousins, 27 members of my
00:18:49family in total are still buried beneath the rubble of our
00:18:52building, we have no chance of recovering their bodies and now
00:18:56I fear that even in death they may be taken away or
00:19:00removed by the Israeli
00:19:02army,
00:19:06gaza's death. has surpassed
00:19:0873,300, nearly three years into
00:19:12the war, according to official figures, around
00:19:158,500 people are still missing and believe
00:19:19to be trapped beneath this same rubble. in
00:19:23Gaza, the Rubble is not only reminder of destruction and the
00:19:26aftermath the genocide, it is the last remaining
00:19:30link to the missing, as it disappears, so do hopes
00:19:34of recovering loved ones, preserving every...
00:19:38and seeking
00:19:46has witnessed new wave of public concern following increases in the
00:19:50prices of hundreds of medicines, while authorities argue that the
00:19:53adjustments are linked to rising costs and financial pressures on
00:19:57the pharmaceutical sector, critics warn that the move could fair the bear
00:20:01than citizens already struggling with the rising cost of living.
00:20:05Tunisia's largest labor union says It will not remain silent
00:20:09accusing authorities of taking decisions without sufficient
00:20:22medicine prices have become a growing concern as
00:20:26households face increasing financial pressures. The recent
00:20:30adjustments which affected hundreds of
00:20:33pharmaceutical products have triggered debate over the balance
00:20:36between. economic reforms and citizens right to
00:20:40access healthcare. The government has defended the
00:20:43decision pointing to higher international import
00:20:47costs, the depreciation the Tunisian. and the
00:20:51financial difficulties facing the central pharmacy which has
00:20:55long carried the burden of maintaining
00:20:58affordable
00:21:03that medicine prices. state policies have major social
00:21:06We understand dimension and supporting medicines remains necessary.
00:21:10However, unfortunately, no party was consulted in this
00:21:14matter. We are not against reviewing
00:21:17subsidies. by this
00:21:20increase, although it does not represent the removal of
00:21:24subsidies, its consequences could be very
00:21:27negative for social security funds, and we will take the
00:21:31necessary steps to hold those responsible
00:21:34accountable. the decision has also drawn
00:21:38criticism from Tunisia's powerful labor union, which
00:21:42say it will not remain silent, warning that rising healthcare
00:21:46costs could affect vulnerable groups and low income.
00:22:50to face economic challenges, the medicine price
00:22:53controversy highlights a broader debate over social
00:22:57protection, public spending and the role of dialogue
00:23:01in shaping economic decisions. for critics, the
00:23:04issue is not only about the prices, but also
00:23:08ensuring that health care remains accessible to all
00:23:12tinicians in Tunesia, decision to
00:23:15increase medicine prices has sparked growing public concern.
00:23:20The country's largest labor union says it will not remain
00:23:24silent, warning that the move adds further
00:23:27pressure on families already struggling with the
00:23:31rising cost of
00:24:06They call themselves Ansarula or the supporters of God and
00:24:10regard confronting American and Israeli aggression and domination in the region
00:24:14as one their principal objectives. They are among the most
00:24:17courageous fighters of our time. men who face bombardment and
00:24:21death yet refused to retreat even a single step from their beliefs
00:24:25and their path of resistance. For years they have fought
00:24:29Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in defense of Yemen
00:24:33a war backed by American military support. They have
00:24:36resisted every attempt to force their country into
00:24:39submission and in support the people of Gaza
00:24:43have repeatedly struck Israeli targets nearly 2000
00:24:46kilometers away. On July 13th.
00:24:5026, Saudi Arabia bombed the runway at Sanaah
00:24:53International Airport an attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from
00:24:57landing. Unsarula declared that Riyad had ended the period of
00:25:01deescalation, he promised immediate response.
00:25:05Within hours, Saudi airports including Aba international airport
00:25:09came under attack. This was nothing
00:25:12new. The Yemini Resistance movement has repeatedly demonstrated
00:25:16its ability to reach deep inside Saudi Arabia.
00:25:20In September 2019, its drone strike on the Abkaik and
00:25:24Kurais oil facilities exposed the vulnerability of Saudi
00:25:27Arampco despite billions of dollars worth of American-made air defense
00:25:31systems. Now the resistance movement warns that any new
00:25:35attack on Yemen's infrastructure could bring even more strategic
00:25:39targets into range, including the vital oil facilities at
00:25:42Yanbu. Today, more than 70% of Saudi oil
00:25:46exports bypass the straight of Hormus through pipelines to... on the
00:25:50red sea, but from there they must still pass through
00:25:54the
00:25:55Bob Almandab straight. If that route is closed, Saudi Arabia's
00:25:58alternative export corridor disappears.
00:26:02already shown it can disrupt one the world's busiest maritime choke
00:26:06points. since the outbreak the Gaza War in
00:26:082023, it has launched attacks in the Red Sea,
00:26:12declaring that it would target vessels linked to Israel in support the
00:26:16Palestinians. The Red Sea operations have
00:26:20forced major shipping companies to re-root around Southern Africa,
00:26:23increased global transport costs, and pushed Israel's southern port
00:26:27of ilot, the brink of
00:27:21قرار الوقوف الى جانب اخواننا في غزه هو
00:27:24قرار قياده وقرار ايضا
00:27:27شعبي اكبر خطا وقع
00:27:31فيه التحالف او باستخدام اساليب الرعب
00:27:35والتهديد
00:27:46وهنا استطاعت التجربه اليمنيه من خلال مراكمه الخبره ومع وجود
00:27:49الاراده ومع وجود المشروع التحروي ان تخلق
00:27:53اللا شيء
00:27:54شيء.
00:30:36The headlines may suggest that the war is slowing down, the battlefield
00:30:40suggests something very different. For the first time in nearly two weeks, the
00:30:44United States of America carried out no overnight strikes deep inside Iran
00:30:48over the weekend. On paper, that sounds like the escalation.
00:30:52In reality, it looks more like the calm, while both
00:30:55sides reposition for something bigger. The clearest sign came
00:30:59from President Donald Trump himself. He publicly framed... Washington's choices is either: