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00:00:10Press TV headlines, the Palestinian journalist Syndicate condemns
00:00:13Israel's abduction of Press TV's reporter Naga
00:00:17Hamed warning about her health conditions
00:00:19of in the regime's prisons. The human
00:00:23rights group says Israel is increasingly deploying quadcopter drones to target
00:00:27Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
00:00:32of and
00:00:33the United States Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time in three
00:00:37years a bit to curb inflation driven by soaring
00:00:40of fuel of prices amid US war on
00:00:42Iran.
00:01:03TV's world
00:01:04in news. Our top story for
00:01:05of Palestinian journalists working in the occupied West Bank reporting the news
00:01:09can come with serious risks from covering uh settler
00:01:13attacks to documenting Israeli military operations uh
00:01:17and land seizures journalists often find themselves working under growing pressure and facing
00:01:21detention and
00:01:22in harassment. The
00:01:23of latest case is raised fresh concerns over the treatment. Rest has
00:01:26raised fresh concerns over the treatment of Palestinian. journalists and her own
00:01:30safety while in
00:01:32detention.
00:01:37It has been three days since Press TV's west bank reporter Naqa
00:01:40Hamed was abducted by Israeli soldiers. Regime forces
00:01:44arrested her a checkpoint as she was returning from
00:01:47a reporting assignment. Her cameraman who witnessed the incident
00:01:51a recounts how the events unfolded. It was three female
00:01:55soldiers who ushered our car to stop. They demanded we hand over our
00:01:59identification. cards, and they
00:02:01of photographed
00:02:01a each ID as well as took our pictures.
00:02:03of After a short while, the
00:02:05of soldiers ordered the team to get out
00:02:06of the car and follow them to a military watch tower nearby. We were
00:02:10forced to sit on the ground
00:02:11of for around 45 minutes and in that time
00:02:14of naka was taken by the female soldiers to the side. Around 15
00:02:17minutes later, the soldiers asked Hamed to collect her phone and laptop, and
00:02:21she was taken into custody. The Palestinian Journalist
00:02:25of Syndicate has
00:02:25of condemned of Israel's continued abduction and targeting a Palestinian
00:02:29journalist. including
00:02:30of Naqa Hamed, the syndicate said
00:02:32in a statement that her abduction is the latest example of Israel
00:02:36detaining adrenalist. It noted that Hamed
00:02:38of has diabetes and other health problems. It warned that Hamet's continued
00:02:42detention raises serious concerns about her health and safety
00:02:46of given the harsh conditions and lack of adequate medical care in Israeli
00:02:50prisons and detention centers. The journalist has been working as a
00:02:54prostifi correspondent since 2024. Over the
00:02:58past few weeks she has been. reporting about raising settler
00:03:01attacks,
00:03:02of especially of in the town of Osra, as well as Israel's land grab
00:03:06of policies in the occupied territories. That's deemed to be the
00:03:09reason she has been targeted by Israeli settlers with wave of
00:03:13incitement on Telegram channels and Israely
00:03:16of media. in The campaign has been
00:03:18of slammed as part of a targeted effort to put psychological and
00:03:22media pressure, limit the space available to
00:03:25a journalists and media outlets and obstruct Press TV's coverage of Israeli crime.
00:03:30from reaching audiences around the world. was also
00:03:34injured in december last year while
00:03:36reportingia
00:03:38refugee camp after Israeli forces targeted her with rubber bullets.
00:03:42hammed is from the village of baitin northeast of romalah
00:03:46holding american citizenship and is married with three young
00:03:49children. hamed family contacted the US embassy in
00:03:53al-quds about her arrest but has yet to hear back.
00:03:57israeli news outlets cited unidentified military
00:04:00sources, saying hammed is suspected of cooperating with an
00:04:04enemy entity and may also be under suspicion of a
00:04:07spienage. Hamed's detention is part of escalating wave of
00:04:11arrest of Palestinian journalists by Israeli authorities. Nearly
00:04:1540 journalists are currently in Israeli detention according to the
00:04:18Palestinian prisoner society, all of whom were
00:04:21abducted following the start of Israel's genocidal war on
00:04:25Gaza nearly three years ago. Over half
00:04:28of the journalists behind both.
00:04:30of are being held in administrative detention, mechanism that allows
00:04:34Israeli authorities to imprison people indefinitely without
00:04:38charge or trial. For hammed's family, however, the case
00:04:42is deeply personal. Three days after her arrest, there's still
00:04:46waiting for answers about where she's being held, the charges
00:04:50against
00:04:51a her, and whether she's receiving the medical care she needs. As hammed
00:04:54remains behind
00:04:55in bars, her colleagues and family continue to call for her immediate
00:04:59release. and for
00:05:00in guarantees of her safety and access to proper medical
00:05:03care. the case of hammed is yet another reminder
00:05:07of the risks palestinian journalists face, simply for
00:05:11documenting events on the... for now
00:05:14her family remains without answers and the questions surrounding her
00:05:17abduction remain
00:05:19unresolved.
00:05:23other in university professor George Katsufiakus
00:05:27says Israel has a long history of targeting journalists arguing that it
00:05:31does so out of desperation to prevent the truth from being
00:05:34exposed. I'm
00:05:38very concerned for this fate of Naka, she is
00:05:41certainly... as an administrative detainee, not
00:05:45in for a limited time, for an unlimited time,
00:05:49and the Israeli regime will have their way with her, feeling
00:05:53no obligation for humanitarian considerations
00:05:57at all. We know this from their
00:05:59practice. I believe the back story here
00:06:03is that recently, many European countries have announced a
00:06:07boycott against West Bank Settlements products,
00:06:11and though the though... the boycott will be happening, the
00:06:15Israelis have become extraordinarily paranoid,
00:06:18that the world
00:06:20now knows what their regime is doing to
00:06:23Palestinians, to lebanese. the reporter
00:06:27of
00:06:27Mal Khalil in April was targeted
00:06:31deliberately, and emergency crews trying to save her were
00:06:35also prevented from getting close to her, what human rights
00:06:39watch called a clear war crime, so the... Israelis
00:06:42have no concern for humanitarian ethical
00:06:46behavior, both CNN and NBC
00:06:50news from the United States had crews attacked with stones
00:06:54and sticks by Israeli settlers while the army stood
00:06:57by, so situation is
00:07:01terrible, but in general the media is under attack because they're
00:07:05desperate, not to have the word spread about the
00:07:09truth, but I would also point out at least
00:07:13one-third the Israeli army are american citizens
00:07:16and many the settlers are from Brooklyn, New York,
00:07:20right, so it's actually Americans who are doing
00:07:23lot the violence that they're trying to cover
00:07:26up. An italian law
00:07:30maker has filed a parliamentary question over Israel's abduction of press TV
00:07:34reporter and the occupied West Bank, the Italian Journalists
00:07:37Union has also condemned the abduction that once again highlighted
00:07:41concerns over Israel's. re targeting of journal reporting its crimes
00:07:45pressy reports from
00:07:46rome on
00:07:50wednesday five staff movement law maker stefani askari submitted
00:07:54a parliamentary question to Italy's lower house addressing the Italian
00:07:58government over the abduction by the Israeli forces of press
00:08:02tv correspondent nakamed in the occupied west
00:08:05bank Naka was abducted a military checkpoint near
00:08:09Bethlehem on Tuesday after document
00:08:42When I learned about the arbitrary arrest of this young journalist, I
00:08:46felt it was my duty to file a parliamentary question addressing
00:08:50Italy's foreign minister. We yet don't know where she's been
00:08:54taken, how she is, if she's assisted by a lawyer,
00:08:58she is mother, her children want to know where she is.
00:09:01Palestinian American reporter Naka Ahmed had previously
00:09:05been targeted while covering Israeli military operations in the
00:09:09occupied West bank. Over the years,
00:09:13reports by international media organizations have found that the Israeli
00:09:17regime killed, wounded or kidnapped an
00:09:20unprecedented number of journalists in the occupied Palestinian
00:09:24territories, trade unions and associations,
00:09:28representing journalists in Italy have
00:09:31repeatedly condemned the Israeli conduct and
00:09:34deplored the regime's destruction of telecommunications
00:09:38and media infrastructure in Gaza and the West Bank.
00:09:51issues, including Israel's targeting of journalists in the occupied Palestinian
00:09:54territories and in Lebanon, the public's right to know the facts
00:09:58on the ground from a war zone, and the fact that Israel has blocked all
00:10:02independent press access to Gaza. We have several times
00:10:06condemned the killing of colleagues in the strip, and we regret that
00:10:09Israel has not heated our calls. Internet.
00:10:25humanity in the occupied Palestinian territories and in
00:10:28Lebanon, get arrested or killed in the worst case
00:10:32scenario. We must stop all this once and
00:10:36for all. Protesters and activists have on
00:10:40numerous occasions strongly condemned the Italian media
00:10:43for showing a bias toward Israel in the coverage,
00:10:47accusing them of complicity in laundering genocide and
00:10:51promoting an openly anti-palestinian view.
00:10:57Rome. Israeli
00:11:01forces and settlers have carried out new raids and attacks across the occupied west
00:11:04bank. Israeli forces rated the city of Ramala and arrested journalist
00:11:08ala Hassan al-Ramawi. the latest media worker detained in
00:11:12connection with his journalistic work. Israel has used
00:11:16administrative detention told Palestinians in definitely without charge or
00:11:20trial a separate raid on ale refugee camp
00:11:24west of nabulous. two Palestinian men were reportedly beaten while
00:11:27being detained and subjected to field interrogations. Meanwhile Israeli settlers
00:11:31attacked Palestinian homes in the village of Bura east of
00:11:35Ramala and set fire to agricultural land in the
00:11:39Alad Al Shami area, eyewitness said the flames
00:11:43spread toward nearby homes
00:11:45and
00:11:53Israel is using quadcopter drone. to target and kill civilians in
00:11:56Gaza, a Geneva-based human rights monitor has documented at
00:12:00least 60 killings by these weapons from October last year
00:12:04until early September. The Eromet group has spoken of a
00:12:08systematic pattern of deliberate killings and called for an international
00:12:12investigation President reports from Central
00:12:14Gaza.
00:12:19Israel continues to use armed the quad copter drones to deliberately kill
00:12:23Palestinian civilians in the... a strip that's according to report
00:12:26released at the weekend by euromed human rights monitor. the
00:12:30geneva based group says it has documented the killing of at least
00:12:3460 civilians by attacks using equipters since the seasfire
00:12:38took effect on October the 10th, 2025, through early September
00:12:42this year. the
00:12:45use of quadcopter drones to target Palestinian civilians is occurring
00:12:49amits the ongoing genocidal war on Gaza. Israeli
00:12:53forces have employed a diverse range of weapons and military
00:12:57equipment against Palestinian women and children. Despite the
00:13:01ceasefire agreement, the killing of Palestinians continues
00:13:04unabated. The fact that these drones can identify their
00:13:07targets further underscores the deliberate targeting of children and
00:13:11women, which is seen as a flagrant violation of international
00:13:15law and regulations. The Euromit report
00:13:19speaks of a continuing pattern to target civilians from a
00:13:22children to farmers, shepherds and displace people returning to
00:13:26check on their homes. It says Israel uses military technology
00:13:30that allows it to identify specific individuals, track their
00:13:34movements and strike them with the
00:13:35precision. undoubtedly,
00:13:39developing quadcopter drones as killing tools is in violation of
00:13:43international law and conventions that prohibit targeting civilians
00:13:47under any circumstances. We are witnessing first hand how these
00:13:51drones are targeting children and women, despite their advanced capability.
00:13:55to identify their targets, this calls for immediate action from
00:13:59mediators and international humanitarian organizations to
00:14:02stop the widespread killing of palestinians. for
00:14:06many palestinians, quadcopter drones are perceived as the
00:14:10most little weapon due to the multifunctional capabilities, beyond
00:14:14their precision strikes on civilians, these drones can maneuver
00:14:18and hover effortlessly in confined spaces, including
00:14:21mixshift tents. this versatility allows them to be
00:14:29every night we witnessed and hear the Israeli quad copter drones
00:14:33hovering over our makeshift tents, usually at low altitudes
00:14:37and sometimes firing on the sleeping people below. few days ago,
00:14:41my nephew was shot and injured by an Israeli quadcopter drone,
00:14:45while a friend of mine was tragically killed under similar
00:14:48circumstances. it's not
00:14:52a coincidence that this report was released by: the impact the
00:14:562026 British documentary film NASA is still being
00:14:59filled worldwide. The documentary demonstrates the same truth. The
00:15:03Israel regime uses artificial intelligence and advanced
00:15:06technologies in its war on Gaza to indiscriminately kill
00:15:10palestinan women and children. As the
00:15:14genocidal war on Gaza persists, the Israeli
00:15:17forces armed with cutting edge technology continue to employ
00:15:21more lethal weapons against civilians. The world. must now
00:15:25ask itself what more evidence is needed before halting
00:15:29this Israeli madness the
00:15:33central area of gaza
00:15:34step.
00:15:38Rescuers are continuing to recover bodies from residential building in
00:15:42Gaza City after it collapsed following damage sustained in Israeli strikes at
00:15:46least 21 people are so far confirmed dead and many others
00:15:49injured while more than 100 remain
00:15:51missing.
00:15:56This is one the most serious disasters in the Gaza Strip since the outbreak of this
00:16:00round of conflict caused by the collapse of damaged and dilapidated
00:16:04buildings. We continue to call on the international community to show... its
00:16:07responsibilities toward the residence the Gaza Strip, particularly those
00:16:11living in damaged and dilapidated buildings, and to strive to provide them with
00:16:15safe, alternative shelter to prevent such tragedies from happening
00:16:18again. If these people could find a tent, a piece of land to
00:16:22shelter on, or even just empty plot of ground, they wouldn't be forced to
00:16:26live in these dangerous, dilapidated structures that could collapse any
00:16:30moment. Their homes were originally located along the yellow line
00:16:34designated by the Israeli military, and most them were struck.
00:16:37attacks, leaving them without houses, tents or anywhere to stay.
00:16:41This is the reality for the people the gaza
00:16:43strip. I live right here, just about
00:16:47the meters away from this building. My tent is practically right up against the
00:16:51collapsed structure, that tent over there, barely the meters from the building.
00:16:55For some time, the building had been shedding bricks in masonry, but people
00:16:59didn't realize the severity the danger. Then, shortly after three
00:17:02o'clock, the building suddenly collapsed, crumbling into a heap of rubble in less
00:17:06than 10 seconds.
00:17:10Well for more on the situation in the Gaza Strip, we're joined by our
00:17:14correspondent Mina
00:17:16Sud was with us from Gaza City Minas uh please bring us up to speed on all the latest
00:17:19developments taking place uh in Gaza also uh we earlier had
00:17:23news of uh rescue operations uh that are continuing right
00:17:27now from the collapse of residential building, what can you tell us about that as
00:17:31well?
00:17:37Yes, um, in fact, about the catastrophe yesterday the
00:17:41collapsing of this building here in the west of Gaza City, nothing new
00:17:45until now, only the civil defense and rescue teams are
00:17:48still doing like the cleaning area from blocks
00:17:52and cement blocks from this collapsing building,
00:17:56people who survived about 50 people who survived,
00:17:5930 them at the beginning at the moment and the first moments the
00:18:03collapsing they survived with their souls alone with with no
00:18:06injuries and and 21 people have been
00:18:09recovered by the civil defense
00:18:12and sorry 21 recovered from this collapsed
00:18:16building including eight children and another more
00:18:20than 20 people uh survived with no injuries and some them
00:18:24with serious injuries and now the place is clear there's no missing people under
00:18:28the rebel everything is good right now and the searching teams
00:18:32are still working to clear the area and to open the main roads
00:18:36and that the... roads broaches and because of that collapsing
00:18:40yesterday, so things are good right now, let me say
00:18:44it's good right now, but there are so many
00:18:46places uh, it's going to be uh, there are going to be
00:18:50collapse any time in Gaza City in the whole strip actually, some
00:18:54them, can you see me here uh behind me, there's a a
00:18:58bank, the Palestinian bank tower, this one is
00:19:01huge building in the middle of remal neighborhood, this one is
00:19:05consisting of about 10.
00:19:08or or 12 floors, which is very risky and dangerous and so
00:19:12many people displ displaced
00:19:15displacement people in the first three or four floors, in the
00:19:19first three or four floors of this building, so the
00:19:23the situation is very devastated and difficult,
00:19:27so uh there are there is a campaign for journalists and media
00:19:31today, starting today to warn uh all the the
00:19:35people who are living inside the...
00:19:38buildings, the these wornout buildings, it's going to be collapsed in any
00:19:42time, so we are gna work on cover the the
00:19:46the places that have these buildings or towers gonna be collapse
00:19:50anyt and save people before any
00:19:53catastrophy gonna be happen here in this
00:19:56area, so we are talking about more
00:20:00than two more than
00:20:022,000 buildings are are going to
00:20:06be collapsed in any... time as winter approaches and this is
00:20:10devastating situation, we are trying here to uh warn
00:20:14out people, to to sorry to to warn people and
00:20:18to um like give them advice to clear these
00:20:22areas or clear this buildings and uh to move another
00:20:25places or another houses or another tents maybe for timbular
00:20:29time just to rescue their life and to be safe from collapsing
00:20:33any time, so now they're opening the roads and the
00:20:36municipalities. uh municipalities and
00:20:39the the buldosers are trying to clear the area and trying to
00:20:42open the roads so no missing people from the
00:20:46yesterday's catastrophe and things are going good.
00:20:51of course the violation still continuing as today's
00:20:54morning fishermen were uh targeted by the
00:20:58civil by the Israeli occupation and so many areas
00:21:01in like ahanunis and in the west and the north of Gaza
00:21:05city these areas are near to the yellow line so the
00:21:09the the the whole situation or the general situation in Gaza is so
00:21:13devastated and so difficult to describe and also
00:21:17still violations despite the... for agreement talk effect
00:21:21in 2025 we are approaching
00:21:24for the the next the next october which
00:21:28is the 3rd october from the beginning the war in
00:21:312026 so it's gonna be three years of
00:21:35war the Israel war on Gaza and still people dying day after
00:21:39day these catastrophes the main cause of this is
00:21:43Israel occupation also he destroyed the building he shooted
00:21:47the buildings and people used to live in inside these buildings,
00:21:51despite that they are know that it going to be collapse any time,
00:21:55but they don't have alternatives, they don't have another places to go
00:21:59to, so this is how it is. all
00:22:08Arabia has carried out fresh air strikes on Yemen as the ongoing aggression continues to
00:22:12inflict heavy losses on civilians, according to Yemeny media, the war planes
00:22:16targeted three telecommunications towers in Yemen's Thaies province.
00:22:20two other Saudi air strikes on the city of Abs and
00:22:24Hajja province killed one civilian and wonded another
00:22:28while destroying four vehicles and damaging house. The latest
00:22:32Saudi air strikes come amid major andsad gains
00:22:36along Yemen's red sea coast. The movement has captured strategic
00:22:40positions and islands near the babal straight. It has launched missile and drone
00:22:44attacks against targets in southern Saudi Arabian
00:22:47retaliation for the Saudi aggression.
00:22:53and the United States Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time in three
00:22:57years in a bit to curb inflation driven by soaring fuel
00:23:01prices a mid the US war on Iran. The Central Bank the US said the rates
00:23:05were hiked by 25 basis points bringing them
00:23:09to a 3.75% uh to
00:23:124%. Decision was uh made despite fierce
00:23:15opposition from President Donald Trump who had called for interest rates to be lowered at
00:23:19all. also comes just weeks before the US mid-term
00:23:22elections, fed chair Kevin Wars said the move was
00:23:26because inflation is too high and has been and has
00:23:30and has been rather for too long. Crude oil
00:23:33prices have sort since the imposed US Israeli war on
00:23:36Iran. In February Brent Crude is currently trading over
00:23:40$104 a barrel and the US is seeing record high
00:23:44diesel prices with the average price reaching over $6 a
00:23:47gallon roughly double the level. year
00:23:50ago.
00:23:55The US House of Representatives has passed bill to uh
00:23:59impose sweeping sanctions and tariffs on
00:24:02Iran and Russia. The legislation is named after late
00:24:06Senator Lindsay Graham, dozens of democratic representatives broke
00:24:10away from their party to join most Republicans in
00:24:14favor of sending the bill to president Donald Trump's desk to be signed into law.
00:24:18It takes aim at Russia's energy. sector by punishing the largest buyers of
00:24:22its oil and gas, allowing the president to impose tariffs on goods from
00:24:26those countries which may include China and India. It
00:24:30also extends the Iran sanctions Act of 1996 signed
00:24:33by former President Bill Clinton, the 1986 act was set to
00:24:37expire in 2026, but has been extended for
00:24:41additional 5 years. The package would also extend
00:24:45sanction authority aimed at slashing funding for Iran's
00:24:49weapons and energy. sectors
00:25:21when bombs stop falling, casualty figures are tallied, names are
00:25:25added to lists, but numbers cannot measure the lives that
00:25:28unravel after the explosions. wars count those killed by
00:25:32missiles, they rarely count those who survived them, and
00:25:36may later die of grief. yes, you heard that right,
00:25:40grief. 31 year old say became
00:25:44one of those. in the early hours of March 26, a
00:25:47US-Israeli strike reduced her family. home aspahos haptone
00:25:51neighborhood to rubble, her husband, local football coach
00:25:55Hussein Maliki and their two young sons, age five
00:25:59and three were killed, around them nine homes were destroyed. and
00:26:0224 people died from the US Israely attack. Alham
00:26:06survived for seven hours, rescuers searched through
00:26:10concrete and twisted steel before pulling her from beneath the
00:26:14depre. A fallen sofa had shielded her head from the
00:26:17collapsing building, but her injuries were severe. Her
00:26:21greatest wounds, however, were invisible. weeks later, a video
00:26:25of at home standing on the ruins of her home spread across
00:26:29Iran. In her hands was a handrit note rescued from the
00:26:32rubble one her young son had written before the
00:26:36attack. as she read it, her voice faltered. around
00:26:40her lay the remains the life she had built.
00:26:44her father says that after losing her husband, her children
00:26:47and her home, she was never the same. she withdrew
00:26:51from the world, spoke constantly of her family and
00:26:55struggled to bear even ordinary sounds after more than
00:26:59two months of overwhelming grief after losing her. family in
00:27:03US Israely attack, she suffered fatal stroke and
00:27:07died. Her story speaks to a quieter, taller war of
00:27:10survivors who carry the destruction with them
00:27:14long after the dust settles. It also reflects a
00:27:17wider pattern of US-Israeli aggression across the
00:27:21region that has left behind a deeper toll, not only
00:27:25a single moment of impact, but in the lasting human
00:27:28consequences that follow.
00:27:39July 31st, 2026, nighttime straight of
00:27:42Hormus, southern Iran. The United States launched a heavy
00:27:46wave of strikes against command centers, radars,
00:27:50surveillance systems and air defense positions across southern
00:27:53Iran, intended to make the skies over southern Iran safer for
00:27:57American aircraft, but just hours later something
00:28:01unexpected happened. An American
00:28:05MQ9 reaper was shot down over the straight of
00:28:07hormoves. The MQ9 is no ordinary
00:28:11drone. It is one of America's primary platforms for intelligence,
00:28:15surveillance, reconnaissance and precision strikes, capable of remaining
00:28:19airborne for more than a full day while carrying an advanced suite of
00:28:22sensors and weapons, and this was not the first reaper lost.
00:28:26Since the beginning the war, Iran has taken around 50 MQ9
00:28:30Reapers out of operation, roughly. only one quarter the entire US
00:28:34reaper fleet, but the real story was only beginning. shortly
00:28:38afterward, an F-35 entered the picture, one the world's most
00:28:42advanced combat aircraft, designed specifically to penetrate
00:28:45sophisticated air defense networks, but stealth does not mean
00:28:49invisible. one radar may detect only faint
00:28:52signature, infrared sensor may pick up the heat from its engines,
00:28:56another system may detect its electronic emissions, and when the
00:29:00information from all these systems is connected. through a single network, much
00:29:04clearer picture the target begins to emerge. That same night, the
00:29:08tracking the F-35 reached the level of a weapon's quality
00:29:12lock, a warning the pilot could not ignore. The F-35
00:29:16did not continue its mission and quickly left the area, and perhaps that
00:29:20is the most important part the story. Air defense success does not
00:29:23always mean shooting an aircraft down. Sometimes
00:29:26it is enough to stop an aircraft designed to penetrate hostile
00:29:30airspace from completing its mission. And now, for the
00:29:33United States, the issue is no longer simply the loss of an
00:29:37MQ9 or the retreat of an F-35. The bigger question
00:29:41is, how could a network whose radars and key components had been attacked
00:29:45only hours earlier, remain operational, and still force
00:29:49one of America's most advanced aircraft to abandon its
00:29:52mission, incident that now forces the United States to
00:29:55rethink not just a flight path, but its entire calculation
00:29:59over Iran's skies.
00:30:04The equation in Iran's skies is no longer the
00:30:07same.
00:30:25This week on expose Washington says it is winning, but can its own
00:30:29narrative survive?