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00:00:05The IRGC says a
00:00:07of non-complint oil super tank has caught fire
00:00:09of after striking sea mine in the straight of
00:00:14of formus. The yemeny armed forces spoke
00:00:18long range missile and drone strikes, long range missile and drone strikes has
00:00:22targeted key airports and energy infrastructure across Saudi
00:00:28of Arabia and American
00:00:30of president says Keve and Moscow have agreed to immediate energy cease
00:00:34fire. Zolensky says he was surprised about the announcement,
00:00:37describing it as on hurt
00:00:39news.
00:00:52of of half past midnight
00:00:56live from Tabani, watching Press TV news with me Bahman Nuray.
00:01:01Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards cause as rogue crude oil super
00:01:05tankers caught fire after striking seam in the straight of
00:01:08Amoz. The IRGC Navy said the
00:01:11of non-complint of super tanker suffered an engine room explosion in the southern
00:01:15sector after water Bay. It said the vessel turned off all
00:01:19identification and navigation systems before attempting to pass
00:01:23through unauthorized waters. This marks the third rogue tanker
00:01:27since yesterday to strike naval mine. and catch fire while
00:01:31attempting illegal transit, the IRGC
00:01:34in Navy of reiterated that any vessel
00:01:36of operating
00:01:36in a straight with disabled navigation systems will be
00:01:39classified as hostile target and face decisive
00:01:43counter
00:01:44measures.
00:01:48American president Donald Trump says Ukraine and Russia have agreed to immediate
00:01:51energy cease fire. Trump did not provide any more details about the
00:01:55deal, but he urged both sides to refrain from violating the
00:01:59agreement. Following Trump's remarks, Ukrainian, following Trump's remarks,
00:02:03Ukrainian President Voladimir Zelensky said he was surprised about the
00:02:07announcement, describing it as unheart
00:02:10of news, but said he would agree to it if his Russian counterpart reciprocated, as
00:02:14yet to make a comment. The deal is yet to make a comment. The deal
00:02:18comes a day after Trump said Moscow agreed to release
00:02:21300,000 to the American and global market place.
00:02:24However, analys say the latest
00:02:27of estimates suggest that you were in less than 13 hours. in less than
00:02:3013 hours raising questions about whether the announcement is aimed more
00:02:34at influencing the upcoming mid-terms than addressing the
00:02:38country's fuel
00:02:39needs.
00:02:43of Iran's top security official tells prestive an exclusive interview that
00:02:47the US has suffered defeat after defeat against
00:02:50of Iran and that is why Washington is turned to economic war against the
00:02:55in country.
00:03:29in an end is in the hands of Iran and they will not stop
00:03:33their resistance until they get what is rightfully this
00:03:36rez added that the US is the root
00:03:38of the problem concerning the straight of hormos. The general said
00:03:42Iran seeks management
00:03:43of the straight to ensure regional security, especially in the Persian
00:03:47gulf. He also rejected the US claim that
00:03:50it is transporting major amounts of oil through the water bay.
00:03:54The general said the US is only using smogglers to
00:03:57transport smogglers to transport.
00:04:13of
00:04:31of
00:04:41in
00:04:51of
00:04:58of
00:05:12"if the U.S. wages is another
00:05:14act of aggression against Iran. He said Iran still
00:05:17has untouched targets in the UAE that will be hit in case of new
00:05:21aggression. He said those targets are worth nearly two trillion
00:05:25dollars and formed the beating heart the US
00:05:27economy.
00:05:33The Yemmeny Armed forces spokesman says a major wave of long-range
00:05:37missile and drone strikes has targeted key airports and energy
00:05:40infrastructure across. Saudi
00:05:42Arabia,
00:05:46the armed forces carried out for qualitative operations in the past 24
00:05:50hours using ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. The
00:05:54first operation targeted in three phases King Khalid International Airport in
00:05:58Riyad, resulting in the disruption of air traffic and the complete closure the
00:06:02airport. The second operation targeted the Sugar Dam
00:06:06gas facility belonging to Arenko in the eastern province and resulted in
00:06:10large fires breaking out at the targeted site.
00:06:13The third operation targeted the Arenko tanajib oil refinery in the eastern
00:06:17province and resulted an ignition in it. The fourth
00:06:21operation targeted King Ford International Airport in
00:06:24Damasham.
00:06:28General Yaya Sari added Yemeny forces deployed six ballistic
00:06:32missiles and two drones against Saudi back troops in Bubble Mandap. He
00:06:36said the attacks in response to over 124 Saudi backed
00:06:40air strikes across Yemen in 20. 24 hours Yaya
00:06:44sari reiterated the warning against using Saudi airports
00:06:47except those in Mecca and Medina, declaring them potential
00:06:51targets. He said operations would continue to escalate under the
00:06:54principle of escalation for escalation and blockade for
00:06:57blockade until Saudi military aggression and the siege
00:07:01operant.
00:07:06Military and strategic analyst Ali Hamiah believes Saudi Arabia is losing
00:07:10the war in Yemen and is now begging other countries.
00:07:13for help:
00:07:16the Saudis are losing the strategic war, why? because
00:07:20the yemanies are not in need of water passes or to
00:07:24pass through babel mandab or somewhere
00:07:28else, they are they are very
00:07:31close to to Africa, they are at the age of
00:07:35oman sea, at the shore of oman sea, red
00:07:39sea, and they are very close to oman sea also, the Arabian
00:07:43sea, Saudi Arabia is in
00:07:47short strategy, lock of strategy to
00:07:51go into war against Yemen for
00:07:54exper,
00:07:55you know they experienced such war for eight years
00:07:58with huge allies and
00:08:02more more effective and strongest allies
00:08:05ever for eight years before and they did not
00:08:09succeed, now they are trying with some mercenaries, they are... trying to
00:08:13help for the triple agreements in Mecca from
00:08:16Turkey and Pakistan, the you know it
00:08:20gets to Muhammad bin Salman to ask the support of
00:08:24Aljuani to send some mercenaries to al yeman to
00:08:28fight on behalf of Saudi Arabia, so we
00:08:32see that Saudi Arabia for such
00:08:35escalation, it's exactly remind us
00:08:38of what happened during Yemen support.
00:08:43in gaza saying escalation against
00:08:46escalation, airport against airport, and
00:08:50this is exactly what happened, and it's all
00:08:53still the allie, the resistance
00:08:56allied for the benefits of Palestine against
00:09:00the abstin allies for the
00:09:04benefits of
00:09:05Israel.
00:09:08Ukrainian president Voladimir Zelensky has responded to US president
00:09:18President Trump said that that we need, Ukraine
00:09:22needs new president, so first of all, with all respect to president
00:09:26Trump, it's up
00:09:29to our society, up to our people to
00:09:33choose one or another
00:09:35leader.
00:09:40In an interview with ABC News Zelensky. said conducting such an
00:09:43election violates Ukrainian law and constitution, his remarks came
00:09:47day after Trump said Ukraine needed
00:09:49a new president who would agree to end the war. The exchange is
00:09:53the latest a long history of tensions between the two presidents which
00:09:57previously included a heated Oval Office
00:09:59confrontation.
00:10:04The European Commission has presented new integration road maps for four
00:10:08candidate nations, but Georgia has been left out the main
00:10:11document. The EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kors
00:10:15stated that Georgia correctly remains a candidate country only
00:10:19on paper drawing shock criticism from leaders in
00:10:22Tibalice Barbara.
00:10:29The European Commission published its pre-enlargement policy review
00:10:33outlining steps to gradually integrate candidate countries into EU
00:10:36structures prior to full membership, while concrete road maps
00:10:40were drawn up to Montenegro, Albania, Moldova and Ukraine, the
00:10:44primary 25 page document made no mention of Georgia.
00:10:48Georgia has always been part of Europe. We, Georgian people, are
00:10:51European. It's unfortunate that we aren't recognized among EU.
00:11:04It's accession process has been defacto halted. European officials points
00:11:08to legislative steps taken in 2024 and
00:11:11law foreign policy alignments as key reasons behind the stand
00:11:15still. Georgia has always been a member the European Union,
00:11:19everything else is just a formality. Leaders from the ruling Georgian
00:11:22dream Party strictly pushed back against. Brussels, framing the
00:11:26criticism as political pressure that undermines national
00:11:29sovereinity. Officials argue that economic performance and domestic
00:11:33stability take priority, stating that Georgia seks European
00:11:36integration with dignity rather than compliance any
00:11:40cost. I just heard Georgia isn't on the EU candidate
00:11:43list. Personally, I don't think we care or need it. Having
00:11:47lived in Europe, I moved back to Georgia escape their strict tax and
00:11:51business regulations and high expenses. Here. Doing
00:11:55business is simple and our potential for growth is much
00:11:58better. We shouldn't focus on the EU. As
00:12:02candidate countries like Moldova and Ukraine advanced along the accession
00:12:05path, the widen policy gap between Brussel's
00:12:09highlights a fundamental disagreement over the terms of
00:12:12Georgia's European
00:12:14integration.
00:12:20tens of thousands take to the streets of Brussels demanding that European
00:12:24leaders. prioritize climate action and social justice
00:12:28over military spending. campaigners say governments are fueling
00:12:32wars while neglecting the environmental crisis threatening the
00:12:35planet. Jerome Hughes reports from the Belgian
00:12:38capital.
00:12:43As far as the eye can see, tens of thousands flood central
00:12:47Brussels on Sunday demanding radical shift in political
00:12:50priorities. Climate change dominates the
00:12:54march. but opposition to war and the EU's massive military
00:12:58spending is also high on the agenda. real
00:13:01resilience of society is to invest in
00:13:04climates, is to invest in social policies. that
00:13:08is important, more important than investing hundreds of
00:13:12millions, billions and weapons. against the backdrop the
00:13:16illegal US-Israeli war against Iran, Israel's
00:13:19genocide in Gaza, and the conflict in Ukraine.
00:13:23protesters accuse western leaders of prioritizing
00:13:26warfare over peace, climate action and social
00:13:30protection, of course, political figures in America, the
00:13:34UK and here in the EU, the UK and here in the EU are
00:13:38focused on war, they have want peace, prosperity and
00:13:42normal climate. Research suggests the world's militaries
00:13:45account for around 5.5% of global
00:13:49greenhouse gas emissions, exposing the staggering
00:13:52environmental cost of militariz. focus
00:13:56on the danger, war,
00:13:59weapons, climate. when
00:14:03financial institutions face collapse, governments find billions to
00:14:07rescue them. protesters are asking why the same urgency isn't
00:14:11shown when it comes to saving the planet. if the
00:14:15the earth was a bank, it will, it would have already been
00:14:18saved, so i think that we
00:14:21have the capacity, we have the money. have
00:14:25we can take the right decision to make it possible. Sunday's
00:14:29protest brought together activists trying to highlight a whole range of
00:14:33subjects, not just the climate. More than 100 Belgian
00:14:37civil society groups, including trade unions, environmental
00:14:40organizations, humanitarian charities, and social
00:14:44justice activists were involved. The message from these
00:14:47campaigners could not be any clearer. Governments cannot claim to be
00:14:51fighting climate change while pouring hundreds of billions into. military
00:14:55expansion, they argue that the world needs less investment
00:14:59in warfare and more investment in protecting the
00:15:03planet. Jerome huges, press
00:15:06TV,
00:15:08Brussels. The police in the
00:15:11Indian capital, New Delhi have detained several activists
00:15:15demanding the resignation the country's chief election
00:15:18official.
00:15:37were forceably detained by security forces as they prepared for
00:15:41second day of youth lead protests early in the day the leader the
00:15:45opposition group in the day the leader the opposition group known as the
00:15:48cockroach junts custody the movement plan to gather
00:15:52thousands of people in central Delhi. More than 2,0
00:15:56people were detained on Saturday as police lock down the city center
00:16:00to thort the protests. Opposition parties and civil society
00:16:04groups have been protesting over the past week demanding resignation
00:16:08the chief election commissioner over alleged manipulation of voter
00:16:12lists, protesters are also calling for an end to the removal of
00:16:15voters from electoral roles and for a more independent and
00:16:19transparent process for appointing election
00:16:22commissioners.
00:16:27Israeli occupation forces have killed two people and injured, several others
00:16:31across south lebanon in the latest attacks. our correspondent in
00:16:34napatia, had provided us with updates: regarding the
00:16:38recent strikes, let us take a
00:16:40listen,
00:16:43earlier today, sunday, the Israeli killer drones targeted
00:16:47a coffee cabin just few hundred meters behind me
00:16:51with a drone strike, the uh the cabin left two
00:16:55civilians, the cabin left two civilians who were inside it
00:16:59injured and they were taken to hospital, this attack
00:17:02happened uh not inside the uh danger
00:17:06zone or the... zone that is closed and banned from the people
00:17:10to reach by the lebanese army, but it happened actually on
00:17:14this road behind me where the people are
00:17:18still crossing and they are still using it
00:17:21to conduct their daily
00:17:25drivings from a part of nabatie to another
00:17:28part, of course above me the killer drones are not
00:17:32stopping to hover, they are circling on
00:17:36low altitudes which means that it is dangerous for
00:17:39anybody to be here and it is dangerous for
00:17:42anybody to keep reaching
00:17:46more close to the dangerous area,
00:17:50the final and hopefully until now it will
00:17:54be final told today from the Israeli attacks
00:17:57was was two men were uh
00:18:01killed murdered by Israeli, one them was
00:18:05murdered by an unexploded or... when he was in his
00:18:09olive orchards and the other one also
00:18:13was targeted by artillery strikes, the artillery shelling
00:18:17on the outskirts of yatar left a man who was also
00:18:20visiting his agricultural land in killed, murdered
00:18:24and he was also found later by the rescue
00:18:28teams. this is escalation obviously and
00:18:32the situation in south lebanon continue to
00:18:35be under heavy. israi pressure and heavy
00:18:39Israeli aggression. the
00:18:43Israeli regime presses ahead
00:18:44with its genecidal attacks across Gaza, killing and injuring more
00:18:48Palestinians. seven-year-old child died from injuries after
00:18:52being shot by Israeli forces in Jabalia camp. medical sources
00:18:56report that at least six other Palestinians were killed across Gaza on
00:19:00Sunday, bringing the number of fatalities since the ceasefire
00:19:04to 1,488 a broader.
00:19:07Israel's genocidal war since October 2023 has taken
00:19:11the lives of over 74,300 Palestinians
00:19:15while injuring 175 thousand
00:19:18others.
00:19:21Residents across Gaza woke up to widespread destruction after wave
00:19:25of Israeli bombardment hit homes and neighborhoods. Families
00:19:29said they say they fled with little more than their clothes they were
00:19:33wearing, losing their last shelters and belongings. Now with
00:19:37went through.
00:19:45Last night, it all started when people suddenly began calling us to get
00:19:48out. I have two sons with disabilities, so I carried them down
00:19:52to the street. We rushed out with nothing, not even knowing where the
00:19:56attack was targeting. As you can see, the whole area now lies
00:20:00in ruins. We have lost our last shelters and
00:20:03homes. Where will we go now? I don't know.
00:20:39This was our home, it was five-story
00:20:42building. Last night, the Israeli army
00:20:46warn that it would strike the area in less than 10 minutes. We
00:20:50rushed out without taking any of our belongings. what
00:20:54could anyone possibly grab in just 10
00:20:56minutes? by the time we made it down from
00:20:59the upper floors to the street, the time was up.
00:21:03it is painful to see the home where we were all born and raised,
00:21:07reduced to ruins. dozens of people lived in this
00:21:11building, and now we all have to find tents before
00:21:14winter. south
00:21:18koreans have demonstrated in downtown soul on Sunday to call
00:21:22attention to the continuing US-Israely genocide in
00:21:25Gaza and the American War on Iran. This slamed US President
00:21:29Donald Trump and Israely prime minister as war criminals. Press TV
00:21:33correspondent Frank Smith reports from
00:21:35Soul.
00:21:39Palestinians, West Asians and people from all over joined South
00:21:43Koreans to march and rally in downtown Soul to draw attention
00:21:47to the genocide in Gaza now marking three years.
00:21:50Palestinians express their gratitude in solidarity
00:21:54on this global day of action for Palestine. From
00:21:58Palestine to Korea, from Gaza to all the peoples the world,
00:22:02we will remain united because justice knows no borders, because our
00:22:06freedom is interconnected and because our destinies are intertwined. We
00:22:10will not stop until the genocide ends, until wars and
00:22:14occupation come to an end, and until every people achieve
00:22:17freedom, dignity and the right to... determination colonial settler
00:22:21identities are seen to contribute to enabling action and
00:22:25failure the international community to end the conflict.
00:22:29part of why these uh superpowers are not acting
00:22:33against uh Israel's genocide is because then they
00:22:37would have to confront their own genocide that they have historically committed
00:22:41against the native people, for instance the native americans or
00:22:45aboriginal people in Australia. US president Donald Trump has
00:22:48rubber stamped in Israel's genocide with weapons and diplomatic
00:22:52cover for Israel, drawing harsh criticism. protesters
00:22:56also targeted his, trump again played the fear, trump
00:23:00again played the fear failed forever war against failed
00:23:04forever war against Iran by suggesting that
00:23:08Los Angeles or San Diego could face nuclear attack and be
00:23:12taken out. His remarks are also seen as an
00:23:16attempt to distract attention from American war crimes.
00:23:20failures of his administration. Trump's under fire
00:23:23here for pressuring South Korea to send troops to help with his war
00:23:27on Iran. Trump and Netanyahu must bring the
00:23:31wars to an end and I hope for the defeat the US and Israel. South Korea
00:23:35must absolutely refrain from deploying troops to support the conflict between
00:23:39the US to support the conflict between the US and Iran. I believe that
00:23:43no support should be provided
00:23:45for the war anyway combat personnel. As the Gaza tool now
00:23:48surpasses. people killed by
00:23:52Israel, global condemnation demands freedom for
00:23:55Palestine. Frank Smith, press
00:23:57TV.
00:24:01And with Frank's report we come to the end of this news bulletin. Thank you so much for staying
00:24:05with us on Press TV and until tomorrow afternoon. It's goodbye from
00:24:09me.
00:24:31a Bowing 737 Max plunges more than
00:24:3514,00 feet in less than a minute, it reportedly reaches
00:24:38almost Mac.96. its rutder is said to
00:24:42be ripped off and then somehow the aircraft keeps
00:24:46flying for another hour. according to the story, push, after
00:24:50fly-dobey flight FC 1073,
00:24:53passenger described as a plumber who had watched aviation
00:24:57disaster documentaries, aviation disaster documentaries, yes you heard
00:25:01it right, helped pull the aircraft out the dive. two former
00:25:05Israeli military personnel were also reportedly among the
00:25:08passengers who subdued the alleged attacker. it sounds
00:25:12like a movie plot, doesn't it? the official story says an Omani
00:25:16co-pilot attacked the captain inside the cockpit and
00:25:20tried to take control the aircraft, but the details don't stay
00:25:23still. Early reports described knife and a stabbing. The
00:25:27later UAE account said the weapon was the aircraft's
00:25:31crash acts. The alleged Omani co-pilot hims an independently
00:25:35verificable up an independently verifiable public
00:25:38identity or detailed background. Meanwhile, the Indian
00:25:41captain Smith Machar was publicly identified and
00:25:45praised by Netanyahu and Donald Trump. The pilot became a public
00:25:49hero. the other remained a largely anonymous figure in the
00:25:53narrative, think, and the other is the culprit.
00:25:56Then comes physics. The aircraft was reportedly subjected to
00:26:00forces of around 3G. Despite the 73 max being
00:26:04rated for 2.5 positive g, it allegedly suffered serious rutter
00:26:08damage, yet flew for approximately 68 minutes before
00:26:12landing safely in Saudi Arabia, but why Saudi Arabia, as the
00:26:16airplane was in Jordanian, as the airplane was in Jordanian
00:26:19airspace. Anyways, passengers supposedly managed to
00:26:23recover the aircraft during the dive. Former pilots have expressed
00:26:27amazement that the aircraft did not come apart. So how much the story
00:26:31survives technical? um, coming
00:26:35back, then the geopolitical explanation, Iran.
00:26:38Netanyahu initially said
00:26:40it was too early to say whether Iran was involved. Trump said Iran might be involved
00:26:44while acknowledging the matter was still being investigated, but no public
00:26:47evidence establishing an Iranian role was produced, yet the Iranian
00:26:51connection quickly became central to the story, and now comes the
00:26:55detail that changes the political context. On September 29th,
00:26:59less than 24 hours before the FZ1. 073
00:27:03incident, Netanyahu released a video from Telnof Air Force
00:27:06Base, warning that Israel's enemies had indications they would
00:27:10attempt to attack the country ahead the October
00:27:1427th election. He gave no specific details. The
00:27:18next day, a supposed terror attack takes place aboard a
00:27:21flight bound for Tel Aviv. Netanyahu's warning suddenly
00:27:25looked prophetic. Daniel Levy, a former Israeli regime
00:27:29advisor, argued that the incident could push politic. damaging
00:27:33issues out the headlines and replace them with narrative focus
00:27:37on Iran. Actually, the chronology goes back further. Three days
00:27:41before the flight on September 27th, Netanyahu made an
00:27:44unscheduled visit to Dubai and met UAE President Sheikh Mohammed
00:27:48bin Zayadyan, alongside senior military and
00:27:52Intelligence officials, source told Press TV that the
00:27:55operation was discussed and finalized during that visit to create an
00:27:59Iranian connection and generate a pretext. for renewed
00:28:03confrontation with Tehran. The operation was also intended to
00:28:07draw Trump into another confrontation with Iran and help
00:28:10Netanyahu politically ahead the election. You might be thinking that
00:28:14the conflicting accounts suggest false flag, not something new,
00:28:18you know the history of false flags. For FZ-1073, it
00:28:22seems the evidence is being fitted into a story that had already been
00:28:26written, because the conclusions are arriving before the
00:28:29proof.
00:28:50Looks like we're finally done
00:28:51here, I wouldn't hold my breath
00:28:55just
00:28:56yet.