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00:00:2012 of people are killed and over 300 wounded in
00:00:23attack on the main international airport in Riyadh according to
00:00:27Saudi authorities
00:00:29of and that's a Yemeni hoti movement confirmed to
00:00:32of RT that he carried out the it
00:00:34strike, these attacks are
00:00:37of yemeny attacks. We do not do this out of revenge or to take vengeance, but
00:00:41rather to force the Saudi leadership to accept a comprehensive and permanent peace
00:00:45by agreeing to end the war. I think it's time for Ukraine
00:00:48of to get new president, but he could have settled it many times and he chose not
00:00:51to.
00:00:52of Donald Trump lays it all out in
00:00:55of clear to Kieve as Washington agrees to
00:00:58of lift sanctions on imports of R and diesel and this is
00:01:01decision deemed week by Vladimir Zelensky and one that
00:01:05prompted the Ukrainian delegation to immediately leave the
00:01:11a US, of and Donald Trump insists
00:01:12of that the US will not attack Iran at least before the
00:01:16American elections next month, as Terran reveals Washington's
00:01:20of military has suffered far greater losses than he
00:01:23admits.
00:01:31in Well
00:01:33this is the weekly on rt international reaching you live from our news
00:01:37center in Moscow, I am Mike Hotcha. Now we begin our
00:01:41program with Saudi Arabia where 12 people were killed and more
00:01:45than 300 wounded in attack on the main international
00:01:48airport in Riyadh. A spokesperson for the Yemeni houti
00:01:52movement confirmed to RRT that he was behind the
00:01:55strike, that he was the second such attack on the area in as
00:01:59many days. now onverified footage circulating online
00:02:02appears to show smoke rising near the
00:02:05airport, the site has been evacuated and all fights
00:02:09of flights suspended. now riad based
00:02:13of correspondent mohammad al rashed reported that the attack
00:02:17inflicted substantial damage to multiple
00:02:20terminals which handled domestic and international
00:02:23flights.
00:02:27indeed this statement was issued by the... General
00:02:30of Authority of Civil Aviation, approximately six hours after the initial
00:02:34announcement made earlier today. It provided details on the number of
00:02:38casualties, confirming 12 dead and 309 wounded,
00:02:42including several in critical condition currently receiving treatment at hospitals
00:02:46in Riyadh. Among the dead were four Saudi nationals, two
00:02:49Bangladeshis, one American citizen, one Egyptian, one
00:02:53Jordanian, one Syrian, and one Palestinian. May they all rest
00:02:57in peace. Airport operations remain. spended for the time being
00:03:01as a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of facilities
00:03:05and the continuation of operational processes. the recent statement
00:03:08also confirms that efforts are underway to assess the extent
00:03:11of the material damages in
00:03:13me coordination with authorities. today's toll may represent the highest recorded
00:03:17from either hoothi or Iranian attacks during assaults on the kingdom of Saudi
00:03:21of Arabia. I must also mention the attempt to maintain operations
00:03:25of at King Fodd International Airport in Damasham, which is situated outside the
00:03:29city. We are currently managing the situation as there has also been an
00:03:33incident outside the airport
00:03:34of area. of This provides a summary of what has transpired thus far and we are waiting
00:03:38further details regarding the injuries that are being treated.
00:03:42Furthermore, we have received information concerning the extent
00:03:45of the damage to that airport. According to our sources, the
00:03:48a areas impacted were terminal 3 and terminal 4. Terminal 3 is designated
00:03:52for domestic flights between cities in Saudi Arabia, while Terminal 4
00:03:56accommodates certain international carriers. Now a
00:04:00senior Huti spokesperson told RT that the group's actions
00:04:04were a direct response to aggression by the Saudis against
00:04:08civilian areas in
00:04:09Yemen. Yes, these
00:04:13attacks are Yemeny attacks after 12 years of Saudi
00:04:16of aggression, destroying Yemen infrastructure whether airports, ports, even
00:04:20wedding and funeral halls as well as schools, hospitals and markets. It
00:04:24targeted everything in Yemen and targeted and
00:04:26of destroyed all infrastructure, and today it acknowledges that airports are. civilian
00:04:30facilities that must not be targeted under international law, but
00:04:34we say
00:04:34that we deal with Saudi Arabia in kind and our military operations deep inside the
00:04:38Saudi entity will continue and will not end except by destroying all
00:04:42Saudi
00:04:43of infrastructure belonging to the government, whether military facilities, airports, or
00:04:47even ports and any vital facilities belonging to the Saudi regime.
00:04:51We do not do this out of revenge or to take vengeance, but rather to force the Saudi
00:04:54leadership to accept a comprehensive and permanent
00:04:57of peace by agreeing to end the war and end the siege by both.
00:05:13that he says shows dozens of fighters from the saudi-backed
00:05:16presidential council surrendering to advancing hoodie
00:05:20forces. now the video comes as Saudi Arabia and its regional
00:05:23partners plan to step up their military coordination on
00:05:27Monday raising concerns that the conflict could be expand
00:05:31further and draw more countries in. now the attack comes
00:05:35as Saudi led forces in Yemen say
00:05:38that they have destroyed three rocket launch platforms that are used
00:05:42by to the militants to quote threaten regional
00:05:45security. now in fact, the group itself confirmed the Saudi Air
00:05:48Force carried out 59 air strikes and missile attacks in
00:05:52just 24 hours, causing multiple casualties. that
00:05:56professor of political science and mass communication at Qatar
00:06:00University, Dr. Ali al Hail believes that the main
00:06:04beneficiary the escalation in the region is
00:06:07Israel. This is a part the
00:06:11vicious circle. war between
00:06:14thehis and Saudi Arabia on one hand
00:06:18and between thehis and what's called the
00:06:21legitimate government at the
00:06:24temporary capital city in Eden
00:06:28at southern Yemen, well
00:06:32could be, well from the very first
00:06:35glance we can say probably
00:06:38it is, but also we should not...
00:06:44doubt other sources, Israel probably takes
00:06:48advantage of this chaos and
00:06:51Israel has an interest in making Saudi
00:06:55Arabia bleeding and weakening Saudi
00:06:59Arabia in order to force Saudi Arabia
00:07:03into normalization with
00:07:06Israel, now the prime minister of
00:07:09Pakistan, ally of Saudi Arabia has... dem the recent huzi
00:07:13attack on the airport in Riyadh. now shabad sharif
00:07:17expressed his country's unwavering solidarity with the leadership and
00:07:21people of Saudi Arabia. earlier this week we got comments from
00:07:25the editor in chief the Islamabad telegraph Kaswa
00:07:28Klasra. he said that Pakistan was taking no
00:07:32chances with regional threats as it placed its military on
00:07:36standby in case he would need to uphold the Mecca
00:07:39defense pacts with the Saudis. one the key
00:07:43figures from howt is gave a statement
00:07:47that either Pakistan or Turkey they
00:07:50they are if they collaborated with the Saudi Arabian
00:07:54forces they will face the music and this was the first time that
00:07:58Pakistan Pakistan responded with the fuel
00:08:02force. Pakistan's foreign minister categorically said that we
00:08:06have we have actually signed an agreement with Saudi
00:08:10Arabian and we will do everything what
00:08:14is required to defend Saudi Arabian territory and the
00:08:18Holy Mosk, the two holy mosque in Saudi Arabia as well, so it
00:08:21means Pakistan's Islamabad has taken it very very
00:08:25seriously, let tell you very very clearly that if you
00:08:29take in account the the
00:08:33activities the most powerful
00:08:37field marcher of Pakistan's army, he has
00:08:39been, he has been, you know
00:08:43dividing his time between Riyadh and Islamabad during last
00:08:47couple of months so it means Pakistan is very serious.
00:08:50Pakistan's head of armed forces have been
00:08:54available round the cloud for Saudi Arabians and when it comes
00:08:58to Makka defense Pakistan's you know
00:09:01defense forces and also Pakistan leadership is on the same
00:09:05thing. Pakistan has taken everything seriously
00:09:09either the statement coming from the His leadership. or
00:09:12anywhere from from the region as well, so it means
00:09:16Pakistan is fully on board, Pakistan have been collaborating
00:09:20with Saudi Arabia for long time, but after signing of
00:09:24Makka pact, it means Pakistan is a party
00:09:27of Saudi Arabia conflict with
00:09:30the so it means the Saudi conflict is not
00:09:34only between Saudi Arabia and howt is but it is also between
00:09:38he and Pakistan and howt is as in well.
00:09:42turkey now turkey with Saudi Arabia coming under attack from the Hudis
00:09:46a daily basis and the Mecca defense agreement between the
00:09:49kingdom, Turkey and Pakistan in force, Ankara
00:09:53has caution that it will not send its troops to another
00:09:57country for any military
00:09:58offensive.
00:10:12words Turkey will not send its forces to the territory of another state to
00:10:16carry out attack. In Mecca, three leaders signed a promise. An
00:10:20attack on one is attack on all. Turkia,
00:10:23Saudi Arabia, Pakistan. Two months on that promise
00:10:27is under fire. Hothi missiles and drones keep hitting Saudi airports
00:10:31and oil sites. Meeting in Riad, the Mecca Alliance agreed to
00:10:35send forces to the kingdom and quickly. The committee
00:10:39decided to move immediately to the practical implementation the collective defense
00:10:43commitments and to take the necessary measures to provide the agreed military
00:10:47forces and capabilities and ensure their rapid deployment in the
00:10:50kingdom. In accordance with the approved arrangements and the national legislation
00:10:54the parties. thereby enhancing readiness, military integration, and the
00:10:58collective capacity to confront and counter threats. President Erdogan has
00:11:02spelled out what that support could look like. Such
00:11:06support could take the form of intelligence, logistical or ammunition
00:11:09assistance. More advanced military support could also be considered depending on the scale
00:11:13the threat. Unkid keeps the details to itself, and reports
00:11:17are filling the silence. Special forces, pilots and aircraft,
00:11:20helping defend Riyad and the Holy Cities. An American official
00:11:24says, " help includes Turkish drone operators, none of it is on the
00:11:28record, Monday's statement does set one condition: forces
00:11:32deploy in accordance with the national legislation of each country, in
00:11:35Turkia that means parliament, and parliament hasn't even
00:11:39ratified the pact. As for the Mecca agreement, the
00:11:43process here has in fact matured in terms the work done by the
00:11:46ministry, but of course for the agreement to take effect, it will come to
00:11:50parliament, and since this work has matured, it will be sent to parliament within a
00:11:54few days. Ankara's ambitions reach beyond the red sea
00:11:58d who leads the nationalist MHP, the ruling party's
00:12:02partner in parliament says the pact will elevate the country to the
00:12:06center of global geopolitics. This is an
00:12:09exceptionally sound and important agreement. Its tendency towards
00:12:13expansion is also of immense strategic value. If these efforts are
00:12:16carried out under Turkey's leadership, this will bring us to the center,
00:12:20making us much more reputable in the world. So the next vote
00:12:24in. is a treaty, not on troops, sending soldiers would take
00:12:28a second decision of its own. the arithmetic favors the
00:12:32government, the ruling alliance, the justice and development party and the
00:12:35nationalist movement party, holds 326 of
00:12:39parliament's 600 seats, the largest opposition party wants
00:12:43no part in it, and its leader uzguruza says, signing
00:12:47defense pack with a country at war makes tutuk a party to
00:12:50that conflict. international agreements will have to be approved in this parliament,
00:12:55if there are soldiers and weapons involved, we do not accept being part of Trump's
00:12:58Middle East order, we do not accept the adventurism of Trump, which will send
00:13:02soldiers to the deserts of Yemen for 100 years. Ankara
00:13:06frames its role as defending Saudi Arabia, the Hutis leader
00:13:10Abdul Malik al Huti has message for Ankara and
00:13:13Islamabad. The Saudis want to involve
00:13:17regional powers, not only from the Arab arena, but even within the
00:13:21Islamic world. They aim to bring in the Turks and entangle them.
00:13:25to involve the Pakistanis as well, seeking their help day and night,
00:13:29calling out for them to assist them, to fight alongside them, to share in the
00:13:33sin and aggression against our dear people. A senior official,
00:13:36Muhammad al-Bukaithi says the group doesn't expect Turkish
00:13:40or Pakistani troops inside Yemen, but even indirect
00:13:44help he warns counts as joining them war, and last
00:13:48month he warned Ankara and Islamabad would meet an
00:13:52iron fist. Yasin I can, rt.
00:13:57Moving on now immediately after blindsiding Ukraine with
00:14:01news about its diesel deal with Russia, Donald Trump
00:14:05decides to up the antes suggesting it's time for new
00:14:08leadership in Ukraine. It should have never started, you
00:14:12wouldn't have lost 30% of your country already, you've
00:14:16lost 30% of your country and you've had over
00:14:20million people killed, but he could have settled it many times and he chose
00:14:24not to that. war that should have never started, and I think it's
00:14:27time for Ukraine to get new
00:14:29president, now to get more on this,
00:14:33let's crust live to RT senior correspondent Murad
00:14:36Gaziev joining us right now, Morad, he seems like
00:14:40Zelensky once again has fallen out of grace with President
00:14:44Trump, what more can you tell us about
00:14:46this?
00:14:50It does appear that Zelensky has fallen out of grace
00:14:54and... an unprecedented manner for Donald Trump to come
00:14:58out and not only say that you
00:15:00do it's time for for Ukraine to to get another leader for him
00:15:04to come out and say it's Zelensky's fault
00:15:08that a peace agreement still hasn't been reached that he has
00:15:12denied offer after peace offer
00:15:16coming up with his own conditions we've uh of course
00:15:19seen this happen multiple times but for the president the United
00:15:23States to come out and say is again
00:15:26unprecedented and hugely, hugely
00:15:29damaging for Zelensky himself.
00:15:32Zelensky needs to hang to
00:15:36every single. thread of legitimacy that he
00:15:40can, this is the same Zelensky whose presidential term
00:15:44expired years ago, this is the same Zelensky who
00:15:48has refused election saying, it's it's simply
00:15:51too difficult even as a Russia has held elections
00:15:55along frontline settlementts uh
00:15:59included, so there's certainly the the
00:16:02diplomatic pressure that is being piled on
00:16:05Zelensky, as for Russia. Donald Trump thanked
00:16:09Russia for all the diesel that will now be supplied
00:16:13to the United States.
00:16:16Russia agreed to send us millions
00:16:20and millions of barrels of oil and
00:16:24it's diesel, that's what we really need. So thank
00:16:27you. There was a build-up to this, this
00:16:31didn't come out the blue. You had the United
00:16:34States with the conflict with Iraq. there's been
00:16:38a huge shortage in global oil
00:16:41supplies, the United States, it's you, it's a
00:16:45common phrase, people vote at the pump, the price
00:16:49of uh petrol, the price of diesel are
00:16:53hugely important for American voters as
00:16:57well as for the American uh
00:17:00economy, for the financial system, they depend on cars,
00:17:04on vehicles to get to and from uh... to transport
00:17:08goods a manner that you know
00:17:11few European nations depend on, there you
00:17:15have the United States under pressure due to the conflict with
00:17:18Iran, asking Russia to supply with diesel fuel to keep
00:17:22prices lower ahead of elections incredibly important
00:17:26for Donald Trump, and Donald Trump comes out publicly
00:17:29repeatedly asking Zelensky to cool it with
00:17:33strikes on Russian oil refineries. It doesn't matter if that Russian
00:17:36oil is good. to the United States or to other countries, the point
00:17:40is to supply global oil markets to keep
00:17:44prices low. What does Zelenski do? Zelensky comes out and
00:17:48says we're going to burn it
00:17:50all.
00:17:54And at this moment when we are talking about peace, America is allowing Russia
00:17:58to export diesel. It's millions, billions. In any case,
00:18:02all of this is directed for war against the people, against Ukraine, against all of
00:18:06us. I believe.
00:18:07a weak
00:18:16This is a weak solution, unfortunately,
00:18:20decision it's by strong partners again coming
00:18:23out and right before mid-term elections, critical for republicans, critical for
00:18:26Trump, Zelensky coming coming out and calling
00:18:30Trump weak, which is, it's
00:18:34amazing given that Ukraine itself.
00:18:37holy depends on US military supplies, be
00:18:41it drones, be it navigation systems, intelligence,
00:18:45starlick, the entire Ukrainian communication, military
00:18:48communications network is based on Starling, its
00:18:52attacks along the don bass, long-range drones
00:18:55entirely depend on Starling, the United
00:18:59States again is dependent on the goodwill
00:19:02the United States, nevertheless Zelensky feels good
00:19:06enough. comfortable enough to come out and criticize
00:19:10the president the United States, the United States, which he is entirely
00:19:14dependent on on the eve of elections
00:19:17and to defy Trump essentially in his
00:19:20calls uh for for reduction and strikes on Russian oil
00:19:24refineries. Ergo, you have the Russian side coming out and
00:19:28saying, look, what's been said has been said, and
00:19:32we've said it for years now, Zelensky is someone
00:19:36who when give. and the offered to stop this to come to
00:19:40negotiation negotiated solution, compromise, he
00:19:44will choose time and time again to
00:19:47escalate.
00:19:53account the measures we are taking in response to the terrorist attacks by the kiev
00:19:57regime, which has opted for escalation and various forms of prolonging the
00:20:01conflict. he emphasized that Kiev's attempts to halt the advance of Russian troops
00:20:05along the entire front line by striking deep into our territory
00:20:09have no prospects of success. Our armed forces fully possess the
00:20:13initiative and are confidently advancing. At the same time, Vladimir Putin
00:20:17made it clear that our position regarding the goals and objectives the special
00:20:21military operation remain unchanged, as does our
00:20:24readiness for political and diplomatic regulation aimed at achieving
00:20:28long-term sustainable peace. It was specifically noted that while
00:20:32the previous conversation between the presidents mentioned the possibility of resuming
00:20:36trilateral.
00:20:50main voting day, targeting specific individuals associated with
00:20:53organizing the elections. The key of regime has essentially derailed the
00:20:57possibility of immediately resuming the negotiation
00:21:00process. This is essentially
00:21:03Zelensky's worst nightmare, when the
00:21:06statements uh were
00:21:08published, then they made the rounds, you
00:21:12know, all over the world, Zelensky began
00:21:16frantically calling uh European leaders.
00:21:20essentially trying to garn their support for them to come
00:21:23out and publicly say, you despite what Trump is saying, we
00:21:27stand with Zelensky frantically, there
00:21:31was there were reports of four calls that he
00:21:34would stop calls with other European leaders when others
00:21:38would pick up, it was, it was chaos. nevertheless,
00:21:42nevertheless, this is for Zelensky, Russia and the United
00:21:46States trading after a break.
00:21:50of four and a half years, well that is
00:21:54nightmare for Zelensky, it means that
00:21:57the these attempts to isolate Russia to
00:22:00pretend that 12% the world surface doesn't
00:22:04exist, something that the Europeans have been trying very hard
00:22:08to do, that that isn't working, worse than
00:22:12that, Zelensky's own legitimacy is being questioned
00:22:16by the people who supply most of his munitions.
00:22:58when it was saying that Zelensky can't be
00:23:01negotiated with, that he has unrealistic
00:23:04expectations, for a half years into this war, Russia
00:23:08saddled with the most severe sanctions
00:23:12in recorded history, and Zelensky is coming
00:23:15out and saying, well we need more sanctions, Russia, which
00:23:19is... again uh stood up to Ukraine's
00:23:22assaults, 1,600 drones launched
00:23:26at night, and Zelensky is saying we
00:23:30just need to launch more drones, this is the
00:23:34reason that Marshall says, again he can't be negotiated
00:23:38with, and there need to be new elections in Ukraine,
00:23:42sentiment that seemingly has now reached the
00:23:45United States. All right, thank you for.
00:23:50us up to speed RT senior correspondent Morad Gazdv. Thank
00:23:54you. And meanwile,
00:23:57Donald Trump insists that the US won't attack Iran
00:24:01at least before the American elections next month. However, he
00:24:05has hinted and the fighting may resume after the
00:24:08vote. We are having productive discussions with the Islamic
00:24:12Republic of Iran. I want to make it clear to everybody that while
00:24:16Iran is in very bad condition, both economically and
00:24:20Perry, and while the bloccade will remain in full force in
00:24:23effect, with oil flowing in record numbers of barrels through the
00:24:26Hormus straight, 22 million barrels, last night
00:24:30alone, with not one barrel coming from or going to
00:24:33Iran, we will not be attacking Iran any time prior to
00:24:37the mid-term elections to be held in the United States on November
00:24:413rd. Iran will not have nuclear
00:24:44weapon. A while Trump praises his war on
00:24:48Iran, the fact seem to... into very different
00:24:51picture, a congressional report has revealed that more than 80
00:24:55US aircraft were damaged or destroyed at at the cost of
00:24:59around 3.3 billion dollars. Iran's foreign minister has
00:25:03said that US military suffered far greater losses than he
00:25:07claimed. The real tol is far higher.
00:25:10Proof, Senkom won't let a sitting senator inspect bases it claims are
00:25:14fine. You can fool all the people some the time. Amid the
00:25:18US war on Iran. One question is up in the air, are US
00:25:22bases actually fine? Now
00:25:24the latest report from Congress indicates that losses for the
00:25:28United States so far have been modest, 81
00:25:31aircraft down or damaged and financial hit of up to
00:25:353.3 billion dollars. However, the report raises a bigger
00:25:39question, which is, are U.S. Congressmen and
00:25:42Congresswomen being given accurate information about Pentagon
00:25:46losses. These reported incidents may raise several considerations. a
00:25:50congressional oversight. Congress may assess whether or not it has
00:25:53sufficient information and time to evaluate the potential effects of
00:25:57aircraft damage and losses in US military operations and
00:26:00potential DOD plans or programs to acquire
00:26:03replacements, but how much damage have US bases actually
00:26:07suffered in the war? At this point, Trump and Hexith insist the
00:26:11war is going well for the United States and that Iran has been annihilated, but it's
00:26:15widely acknowledged that Iran attacked more than 15 US bases
00:26:19throughout the region. that this point we have Trump
00:26:22insisting that nothing substantial has been lost. take this
00:26:26recent response to a question about a US base that was attacked in
00:26:30Jordan. nope, none whatsoever, no damage,
00:26:34no, nothing. In the meantime, the Pentagon has declined to
00:26:38comment on the actual scale the damage. That's why we've
00:26:42got congressional reports like this. The congressional budget office
00:26:46is unable to estimate the cost of damage to US bases and facilities
00:26:49in the Middle East for two reasons. First, the Department of Defense has
00:26:53not provided the congressional budget office with information about the value of
00:26:57damaged or destroyed equipment and property. Second, the extent
00:27:01of repairs or... building
00:27:03that the department of defense plans to undertake is unclear, and even if the
00:27:06bases were fully repaired or rebuilt, a portion the cost of doing so
00:27:10could be paid by host nations. last month, report from
00:27:14the department of defenses, inspector general said that quote, hundreds
00:27:18of buildings and structures had been destroyed or
00:27:21damaged at US military bases in Kuwait,
00:27:25Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia,
00:27:29Iraq, Oman, and Jordan, but it stopped short. of
00:27:32giving a price tag for the damage. now we have some voices coming
00:27:36from the military speaking up as to why that might be. they blew the
00:27:40hell out of Bahrain. this is major damage to our bases that
00:27:44hasn't been communicated to the American public. we're standing there with our
00:27:48eyes closed getting punched in the face. senators are starting to ask
00:27:52questions. us senator and democrat Chris Murphy
00:27:56recently tried to inspect the US military base in Qatar. by his
00:27:59own account he was denied access. He says it looks
00:28:03like there are certain things the Trump administration is trying to keep out of public
00:28:07eye, something unprecedented happened during my trip to the Middle
00:28:10East,
00:28:11and that is this: I have been denied total access to
00:28:15U.S. military facilities in the region, in particular in
00:28:19Cutter, the Alyudeed air force base, which is one of our biggest and most important
00:28:23facilities in the region. This is Secretary Hegseth,
00:28:27deliberately trying to cover up the extent of damage,
00:28:31likely in the billions of... dollars trying to cover up the
00:28:34true cost of this war, trying to hide the actual consequences
00:28:38of a war that is spiraling out of control by
00:28:42the day. Pentagon officials say that Chris Murphy's office was informed before
00:28:46he left that he would be denied access to the base in
00:28:50compliance with the March 3rd order from Secretary Hegseth
00:28:53restricting travel to the area. The question must be asked, what was
00:28:57the actual cost of this military campaign Washington is
00:29:01calling Victoria? Yes, and what is it about inspecting these bases
00:29:05and fortresses that Washington does not want to be revealed?
00:29:09Caleb Mopen, RT, New York. Well,
00:29:13RT.com is where you can get further details of all our stories.
00:29:16I'll see you
00:29:17again.
00:29:33what if everything you think you know is only part the
00:29:37story. bold economic moves, high stakes battles on the world
00:29:41stage, war and peace, the very
00:29:44future of America. the headlines are loud, the
00:29:48debates are fierce. now it's time for closer look.
00:29:52know the policy, understand the impact. america first,
00:29:56the scotty
00:29:56now.
00:30:07والله يا اخي مهدي قبل الحرب كنا نشتغل
00:30:11ونعمر بنايات هلا بعد الحرب صرنا عم نشتغل بضمار
00:30:14البناياتم
00:30:21دون زرواليا
00:30:35وقول لهم لاخواتك ولا شو اسمه انه ماش قلبنا يحمل
00:30:38يعني بس يصلفه قصف دغري
00:30:42اول ضربه خل الشنت ضبط
00:30:43جاهزه بحال
00:30:49عندي حلم انه
00:30:50اثنين
00:30:54وفيق ثاني يوم لاقي
00:30:56السلام موجود.