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00:00:18Good evening, we are in the world, I am Selim Atalay, we will talk about
00:00:21what happened and what will happen, live broadcast, we are together until
00:00:24the top of the hour. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan landed
00:00:27in New York, he may have
00:00:31connections, we are watching, besides that, there were elections
00:00:35in two states in Germany, AFD is rising,
00:00:38the prime ministers described the results as a
00:00:41disaster, the situation is not good. Our
00:00:44other headlines:
00:00:47Europe talks about war
00:00:50very intensely, it claims to be under hybrid
00:00:54attack and there is constant activity. So,
00:00:57Europe declares mobilization.
00:01:30propaganda is being made, what are we doing, we need
00:01:33to be scared and records,
00:01:3733 rpm records, the long plays of the old days are back, they are
00:01:41so popular that the piracy industry
00:01:44has started, they are pressing pirated records, let's start,
00:01:59the last... just in a few days, in 3-5 days,
00:02:02look at the headlines coming from Europe.
00:02:05Germany is revamping its healthcare system to treat
00:02:08100 wounded soldiers per day.
00:02:11Poland
00:02:14and Lithuania are conducting drills
00:02:17for mass evacuation. They are talking
00:02:21about mass evacuation of civilians.
00:02:25Switzerland and Germany are also
00:02:28on the island of Gotland in the middle of the Baltic Sea. We had mentioned
00:02:31it before, it's a critical island, they are conducting
00:02:34landing drills there. The Swedish General Staff said, how
00:02:38do we dominate the Baltic from Russia's perspective. We
00:02:41expect them to focus
00:02:43the Baltic is very we need to defend Gotland.
00:02:47We will defend the island. Then
00:02:50Finland. Finland is issuing
00:02:54warnings upon warnings to its people. Our people should
00:02:57be prepared for drones, sabotages and infrastructure attacks.
00:03:00and be vigilant, and observe, it says.
00:03:03Latvia, without waiting for
00:03:07NATO, is preparing to respond to an attack, which
00:03:10is very critical, meaning if it is attacked,
00:03:14Latvia will launch a counterattack, whether there is an attack
00:03:17or not will emerge later and on whose behalf
00:03:21will Latvia fight? Question.
00:03:24Switzerland issued a national security document.
00:03:28In the national security document, they say that
00:03:31the security situation in Europe is extremely bad. Switzerland
00:03:35doesn't feel safe either. If Switzerland in the middle
00:03:38of Europe doesn't feel safe, if Switzerland, where there is gold, money, everything, is
00:03:42not safe, question.
00:03:46Another one, the UK re-issued a warning about
00:03:49stocking food and water in homes
00:03:53and drones were seen at various airports, including
00:03:57Luxembourg, an alarm was given, traffic stopped. That's
00:04:00it. When you put these together and look
00:04:03at the general discourse, there is a very big
00:04:06war panic in Europe, but
00:04:10they describe this as a hybrid war,
00:04:12a hybrid hostile state is doing things,
00:04:15sabotage in an inconspicuous
00:04:17way,
00:04:20meanwhile, yes, on the occasion
00:04:23of our President's arrival in New York, we will connect
00:04:26to our correspondent Ahmet Yılmaz. What is the latest situation in New York?
00:04:47the plane carrying President Erdoğan has landed in the
00:04:50United States. We are in the area
00:04:53reserved for the press, where President Erdoğan will
00:04:56arrive within about an hour to stay and continue
00:05:00his contacts. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
00:05:03will be at the Turkish House where we are currently
00:05:07located within about an hour.
00:05:09That's why. In
00:06:12previous years, President Erdoğan drew attention to both
00:06:16Israel's genocidal occupation of Palestine and the atrocities
00:06:20against Gazans and Palestinians by showing photos of the
00:06:23painful situation in Palestine from the United
00:06:26Nations rostrum. We expect a similar speech
00:06:30to be made again this year by President
00:06:33Erdoğan. Besides this, from the
00:06:36US-Iran crisis to the Russia-Ukraine war and
00:06:40to ongoing crises in different geographies.
00:07:46The state
00:07:51does things, but it does them without showing
00:07:54itself and it does painful things,
00:07:57for example, fiber optic cables are
00:08:01cut, trains derail,
00:08:04ammunition depots, this is Bulgaria, an ammunition depot
00:08:07exploded in Bulgaria, or attacks
00:08:10on defense industry companies
00:08:14or production centers in Western Europe
00:08:17are happening. Now, Europe keeps saying
00:08:21that it is
00:08:23under the threat of hybrid warfare, but
00:08:27for example, these images came from Moscow
00:08:30this morning. Ukraine managed to
00:08:33launch an attack right to Moscow's doorstep,
00:08:36and even the flames on the horizon
00:08:39were from a petroleum refinery near Moscow.
00:08:42They also hit the refinery.
00:08:44There are elections in Russia. The voting
00:08:48process is ongoing and this attack, while the
00:08:51voting is ongoing, is of course a direct
00:08:55attack but it contains other messages.
00:08:58Now, Russia holds Western Europe directly
00:09:02responsible for these direct attacks. Yes, in theory
00:09:06these are Ukrainian attacks, but the intelligence used,
00:09:10the weapons, the missiles,
00:09:13the guidance, the targeting, they think there is a
00:09:16Western hand in these and emphasize that the West
00:09:20is also part of this war, but when asked
00:09:24directly, Foreign Minister Lavrov or
00:09:27Vladimir Putin say no, we have no
00:09:31intention of attacking Europe, they say, such a
00:09:35gray area, that's what a hybrid attack is.
00:09:38Now, for example, Europe is still very concerned about this.
00:09:43It was also in our other images, this
00:09:46drone approach towards planes sending
00:09:50weapons to Ukraine at Leipzig
00:09:53airport, it approached, the attempt
00:09:57failed, after that they found the
00:10:00drones and neutralized them. Now,
00:10:04experts argue that this is not
00:10:07a hybrid but a low-intensity attack,
00:10:10meaning one level higher. Low-intensity, not in
00:10:14the form of large-scale bombardment, but
00:10:17in small waves that follow, for
00:10:21example, one of the issues that
00:10:24bothers Europe is the Russian sea
00:10:27drones seen on European beaches. The images
00:10:31are from the Baltic,
00:10:34sensitive, there is constant friction and military activity
00:10:37in the Baltic, these are images from the last
00:10:40exercise in the Gotland exercise, they also conducted a landing,
00:10:44here they are rehearsing stopping
00:10:48various ships, various ships, what kind? They
00:10:52are talking about Russian ships,
00:10:59Germany is not considering building new
00:11:02shelters. Existing tunnels and underground
00:11:05parking lots would meet the need.
00:11:09Why do you need a shelter,
00:11:12nobody says anything about that. Then France.
00:11:15France is extremely uncomfortable with Germany's
00:11:19rearmament. You are siblings, allies, NATO
00:11:22and so on.
00:11:25Germany's armament budget, defense budget is about
00:11:2850 billion Euros, they plan
00:11:32to increase this to over 160 billion
00:11:35in 3 years by 2029. France is
00:11:39worried that Germany will surpass them, saying they can't
00:11:43spend that much. When Germany arms itself heavily,
00:11:47they probably know that its eyes usually fall
00:11:50on France, so they are thinking, but
00:11:53you also have the atomic bomb. So
00:11:57confused, and their minds are confused.
00:12:00Then Germany, there were hospital images in
00:12:03Germany. What kind of hospital is this? Apparently
00:12:07there was a secret underground medical center
00:12:10that could treat and hide 2000 people. They opened
00:12:14this in
00:12:171977, no, 1979, I correct
00:12:20myself, then they closed it when the Cold
00:12:24War ended, they used it for 30 years.
00:12:27Now they have reopened it. In 1979,
00:12:31they were building shelters against nuclear attack,
00:12:33now they are building shelters to avoid
00:12:37experiencing that attack again.
00:12:51Europe's mind is quite confused. Donald Trump.
00:12:55Donald Trump's agenda is very busy.
00:12:58Yes, there is the United Nations on Monday and Tuesday,
00:13:02on Wednesday and Thursday, Xi
00:13:05Jinping will come to Washington to visit Trump,
00:13:09which is a very important
00:13:11issue for him.
00:13:14Besides that, he is in trouble
00:13:18with general problems. For example, there are
00:13:21only 6 weeks left until the election
00:13:24and the polls are not saying good things.
00:13:28Then the Iran issue is still
00:13:31confused. Iran has increasingly started to
00:13:34batter Donald Trump as a political, military
00:13:38and economic oil crisis. Ostensibly, he
00:13:41acts as if nothing will happen, but
00:13:45it is reported that he has started to
00:13:48be bothered by the bad poll results
00:13:51in internal meetings. However, he had a
00:13:55last attempt last week. He tried
00:13:58to prevent mail-in voting, saying there
00:14:02was fraud when votes were cast
00:14:04by mail, but the Constitutional Court
00:14:08rejected his attempt, he suffered a
00:14:11defeat there, if he cannot prevent
00:14:14votes from coming by mail, what
00:14:17else can he do, maybe we'll talk about
00:14:21that in the coming weeks, he has other
00:14:25preparations for this election through
00:14:28various other means, Donald Trump, besides
00:14:31that, yes, the United Nations, at the United
00:14:35Nations... He will meet with
00:14:38our President. Now, Donald Trump has certain
00:14:42other demeanors, and he has a
00:14:44different demeanor when Turkey is
00:14:48concerned. At that time, he adopts
00:14:51the identity of a desired statesman,
00:14:55that is, when Turkey is concerned, Donald
00:14:59Trump adopts the identity of a desired
00:15:02statesman, for example, at the Ankara
00:15:06NATO meeting, the same
00:15:08atmosphere and the same approach
00:15:12are expected from Donald Trump towards
00:15:15our President this time, however.
00:15:18The remaining time and the uncertainty
00:15:21after the election are also pressing
00:15:25him, so Donald Trump has 6
00:15:28weeks to act on his own, after that, it's
00:15:32open. Then the Iran issue,
00:15:35he thundered in the evening, there are
00:15:39three options, either they will rot
00:15:42economically, or something
00:15:45else will happen or I will
00:15:48erase that country from the
00:15:52map, he said. Erasing Iran
00:15:55from the map brings up the
00:15:58possibility of using very serious weapons.
00:16:01That is also very dangerous.
00:16:05But on the other hand...
00:16:09He said he could also meet
00:16:12with Rouhani, so the debate has
00:16:16begun whether he is playing the
00:16:19role of a crazy man for
00:16:22tactical reasons. Besides that,
00:16:25America will attack Iran again.
00:16:29America's attack on Iran is
00:16:32like this: it can attack, but
00:16:36it has shortcomings in terms of
00:16:39preventive missiles and other measures
00:16:43against Iran's retaliation.
00:16:45That is, Iran's missile volleys and
00:16:49from other places.
00:16:52For example, they hit the East-West
00:16:55Pipeline of Saudi Arabia with missiles
00:16:59coming from Iraq. Iraqi militias hit
00:17:02it. Not the Houthis. The Houthis have
00:17:05other attacks and they are
00:17:09bombing direct energy facilities, Saudi energy
00:17:13facilities and facilities that give critical
00:17:16messages. For example, the Houthi missile
00:17:19targeting Riyadh. These show
00:17:23how difficult the situation is
00:17:26and how difficult it is to
00:17:29prevent a total
00:17:32Iranian counterattack. That's why the
00:17:35Saudi Arabia problem has also
00:17:39started. Saudi Arabia asked Donald Trump
00:17:48the issue between the Houthis and
00:17:51Saudi Arabia and he didn't
00:17:55come to help. There are reports
00:17:57in the American media that Saudi
00:18:00Arabia sought and received help
00:18:04and intelligence from Israel. With the
00:18:07intelligence provided by Israel,
00:18:10they carried out a bombardment of
00:18:14300-500 orti last week. Saudi
00:18:17Arabia is conducting very intense aerial
00:18:21bombardments against the Houthis, they
00:18:24don't get much media attention,
00:18:28but it is reported that they
00:18:31are doing it with Israeli support.
00:18:35Then,
00:18:38there was an interesting report
00:18:41in the Wall today about
00:18:45the Israeli issue. It says that
00:18:48if Saudi
00:18:50Arabia approaches the UAE and
00:18:54Israel again and revives the
00:19:09Abraham Accord, then the Houthi
00:19:13problem will also be solved. They
00:19:17wrote such an editorial, that's
00:19:20another dimension. Then there is the
00:19:23Djibouti issue. Since we
00:19:26mentioned Saudi Arabia, we need
00:19:30to look at Djibouti. The Houthis,
00:19:33Bab el-Mandeb... Donald Trump's
00:19:36biggest justification
00:19:38is the Houthis.
00:19:41The Houthi issue is not only
00:19:44with Saudi Arabia, it's also with
00:19:48us and there is a passage
00:19:52there. So,
00:19:55apart from Saudi and American-linked
00:19:58or Israeli-linked tankers, Bab el-Mandeb
00:20:01is open and there is passage
00:20:05there. Djibouti, we may need
00:20:08to look at Djibouti later.
00:20:12We need to remember Djibouti.
00:20:15It's right opposite Yemen. And we
00:20:18need to remember that Djibouti
00:20:21has bases for 7 countries.
00:20:25China, America, Japan, France,
00:20:29Italy, Spain, Germany, England,
00:20:33these countries have bases there. They
00:20:36have military presence there. They are
00:20:40watching Yemen, they are watching the
00:20:44Houthis, but they are not doing
00:20:47anything. Why? Because they are
00:20:51waiting for America. Since America is
00:20:54not doing anything, these countries are
00:20:57not doing anything either. Therefore, they are content
00:21:01with watching. The logic
00:21:05is, if Mr. Trump doesn't intervene,
00:21:08neither will we. Mr. Trump
00:21:11is upset. Greenland, Donald
00:21:14Trump thundered, I will take
00:21:18it, I will invade it, I
00:21:21will do this, I will do
00:21:24that, then again during the week,
00:21:28we reached an agreement with Denmark,
00:21:31I am happy to announce this,
00:21:34all our wishes have been
00:21:38met, everything is perfect,
00:21:41we are responsible for the security
00:21:45of Denmark, the security of Greenland,
00:21:48etc., he stirred up things again with
00:21:52a post or a tweet.
00:21:56Now, when you look at
00:21:59the Danish side and ask what
00:22:02happened, the Danish side says nothing
00:22:05happened, the status quo continues exactly
00:22:09as it was, there is nothing
00:22:12targeting our sovereignty,
00:22:15Greenland is still ours. And Donald
00:22:20Trump said this and that, they
00:22:23say, and we had explained that
00:22:27in previous broadcasts, we have an
00:22:30agreement with America dating back to
00:22:341951, in
00:22:48that agreement. America has the
00:22:52freedom to establish bases in Greenland, these
00:22:56already existed, remember we had
00:22:59told them that they had established
00:23:03bases there, even underground
00:23:07bases under the ice, that they
00:23:09had put nuclear reactors there,
00:23:13that they had tried to store
00:23:16nuclear missiles there, such a thing
00:23:20already existed, Donald Trump made
00:23:23an issue of it, but we
00:23:26are back to square one, it's
00:23:29more or less a repetition of
00:23:32the 1951 agreement. They
00:23:36will sign it with a ceremony
00:23:38at the United Nations, that's
00:23:42another matter, if there isn't
00:23:45a fight until then. Now,
00:23:48Denmark says there is no
00:23:51change in the status quo,
00:23:54there were even quite scathing
00:23:57comments in the Danish media
00:24:00mocking Donald Trump, he probably
00:24:04hasn't seen them, it's better that
00:24:07he hasn't, the only question
00:24:10is what will happen to the
00:24:14oil and minerals in
00:24:18Greenland. Now, if Denmark controls
00:24:21it, then they won't allow oil
00:24:25exploration there, and if they brushed off the
00:24:29minerals issue by saying "we'll explore
00:24:32them together" and are playing
00:24:35for time against Donald
00:24:39Trump, which is highly likely,
00:24:42it seems Denmark will get through
00:24:46this barrage and then prolong the issue and continue
00:24:50as it knows how. There
00:24:53was a saying by a Danish
00:24:56diplomat, they remembered it and are
00:25:00saying it now, they say that
00:25:04if you give the other side all the
00:25:08credit in negotiations, all
00:25:11the success announcements, if the
00:25:15other side announces that they won
00:25:19and got everything, you can get
00:25:22what you want through the
00:25:25back door. This was a
00:25:29principle of Danish foreign
00:25:31policy, and it seems
00:25:35they are applying it. While Donald
00:25:38Trump says "I got it, I
00:25:42succeeded", Denmark continues as it
00:25:45knows. Now, we can look at Diyarbolu.
00:25:48Okay, maybe the status quo
00:25:52will continue in Greenland,
00:25:54but we need to remember this
00:25:58again and again, the
00:26:01natives of Greenland,
00:26:04where are these natives,
00:26:08what happened to them? The
00:26:11natives they occasionally bring out to
00:26:14show to the media,
00:26:17who are in parliament, etc.,
00:26:21no, apart from them, where
00:26:24are these natives, that's the real
00:26:27question. Greenland,
00:26:39not forget these natives,
00:26:42they are the true owners of Greenland.
00:26:45There is a serious
00:26:48shortage of refined products,
00:26:52fuel in the world,
00:26:55crude oil is falling,
00:26:59it's a big mistake to
00:27:03look at crude oil
00:27:05contracts, what matters
00:27:08is physical oil, refineries
00:27:12don't burn crude oil
00:27:16contracts, refineries need physical
00:27:18oil, they need fuel,
00:27:22they need that flowing
00:27:25liquid oil that the
00:27:28tanker brings and connects.
00:27:31A refinery cannot convert a crude
00:27:35oil contract into something
00:27:38else, those contracts are
00:27:41again futures, those contracts are an
00:27:45element in various Wall
00:27:48Street trades, those who buy
00:27:51and sell them have no
00:27:54connection with oil, they
00:27:58buy or sell to
00:28:01make a profit, that's
00:28:04why crude oil is
00:28:07not an indicator, when
00:28:11you say physical oil is needed tomorrow,
00:28:14today, bring it, do
00:28:17you know what happens? They
00:28:20add at least 25-30
00:28:23dollars extra premium to
00:28:26that crude oil price,
00:28:30so at least 25-30
00:28:33dollars are added to
00:28:49the displayed
00:28:51crude oil for those who
00:28:55want physical oil. Now,
00:28:58in the evening or a while
00:29:01ago, I think it was yesterday,
00:29:03the US Central Command
00:29:07shared something saying they
00:29:10secretly transported 1 billion
00:29:13barrels of oil from
00:29:16the Gulf. 1 billion
00:29:19barrels, so sometimes they
00:29:23convoy they gathered around,
00:29:26they also took this Aztec book, the Aztec book, the Aztec
00:29:29Codex, uh.
00:29:33"It explains how the Aztecs
00:29:37founded their capital, Mexico City, and it's like a foundational book
00:29:40and it carries a code for subsequent Aztec
00:29:44writings, that's why it's important.
00:29:47The exhibition was opened with a ceremony
00:29:51with the participation of the Mexican Ministry of Culture. Mexicans showed
00:29:53great interest, they were very happy. However, there's a
00:29:57situation, France has loaned
00:30:01this book for the exhibition and to take it back, and
00:30:04they even did something where they requested
00:30:07another Aztec book themselves,
00:30:10effectively holding it hostage so that there wouldn't be any mistakes.
00:30:14than normal An Aztec book
00:30:17went to France, an Aztec book from France
00:30:20came here to Mexico.
00:30:23They said, "We'll take it back later." Historical
00:30:26artifacts are like this, nobody returns what they've taken.
00:30:29side of
00:30:43Canada: Canadian Prime Minister
00:30:45Carney
00:30:47uh, is not on good terms with America
00:30:51and Donald Trump. They are clashing with reciprocal statements
00:30:55and high tariffs.
00:30:57Canada's relationship with America,
00:31:00meaning Canada's. 60%
00:31:03of its exports go to America,
00:31:07uh, I correct myself, 70% to America.
00:31:10And 60% of America's imports are from America, so they are
00:31:14that dependent. The two economies are now clashing
00:31:18because of Donald Trump and there's not much
00:31:21way out. Carney's way out
00:31:24was that medium-sized states should unite and so on, that was
00:31:28his slogan. He went to the European Union.
00:31:31He said, "Let's be partners." The European Union loved this.
00:31:35They opened their arms. Yes,
00:31:38Canada's joining the European Union started to be
00:31:42discussed. Those who know
00:31:45ask, "Are you accepting members?" No, full membership is
00:31:48impossible, geographically impossible. price of
00:31:52The European Union, as the name suggests, is for countries on the European
00:31:56continent. Then Canada
00:31:59would apply, go through all those stages,
00:32:02give its sovereignty to Brussels, then try to become a member,
00:32:05then 27-28 countries
00:32:08would sit and vote for Canada in their own parliaments,
00:32:12either approve or reject it. the same
00:32:16pursuing a unique formula of partnership, trade agreement,
00:32:19Canadians coming and going, Europeans going around Canada,
00:32:23and so on. It's being discussed that
00:32:34uh, Carney,
00:32:37it's often necessary to remember that Canadian Prime Minister Carney was a former governor of the Bank of England.
00:32:41So, it's necessary to remember
00:32:43that Canada is a very important outpost of the British
00:32:47monarchy, and Prime Minister Carney is a
00:32:51figure loyal to the monarchy and the
00:32:54Commonwealth
00:32:56to the extent that he was entrusted with the Bank of England.
00:33:00That's why Carney
00:33:02yes, but we must not forget that London
00:33:06is behind him. Giving sovereignty
00:33:09to Brussels. The same issue exists in England.
00:33:12In England, we also somewhat
00:33:16intend to see if we can do something without being full members of the European Union. Uh,
00:33:19well, Canada has
00:33:22a trade agreement with the European Union, signed back in
00:33:262016. 10
00:33:29years have passed, and more than 10 countries haven't even approved it.
00:33:32So, an old trade agreement with Canada was made
00:33:36at a time when the situation wasn't so
00:33:39problematic. Uh, it was a fairly
00:33:43strong agreement.
00:33:45However, 10 years have passed, some member countries haven't even approved
00:33:48the Canada Agreement, so in such an
00:33:51environment, they're talking a bit idly.
00:33:54But uh,
00:33:58the Canada issue is also an example of how Brussels can
00:34:01bend rules, how it can break them,
00:34:05and how it can open doors when it's convenient for them.
00:34:08The Netherlands,
00:34:21drivers in the Netherlands want road maps,
00:34:25printed on paper, they used to exist in old times, we would open them up,
00:34:29they would flutter in the wind, opening
00:34:32and folding them was a skill, and you would find
00:34:35your way on the map, or you would
00:34:39put it on the car's hood, draw
00:34:41your route. They want those maps.
00:34:45The Canadian, Dutch Automobile Club has over 5 million
00:34:48members. They printed at least 2 million maps,
00:34:52which were snapped up quickly. Now
00:34:55there's demand again. The Netherlands has a population
00:34:59of over 10 million. So,
00:35:02there's a huge demand for old paper maps.
00:35:05Are there no GPS,
00:35:08electronic maps in the Netherlands? Yes, there
00:35:11are, in cars, but uh,
00:35:15the public's insistence and stubbornness in wanting old maps
00:35:18is partly nostalgia,
00:35:20partly a very logical explanation: you can see the whole
00:35:24route and physically draw
00:35:27the route, they say this is important. If it's asked
00:35:30what kind of map is needed for a country as small as the Netherlands,
00:35:34the map covers all of Europe. The front might be the Netherlands, the back
00:35:37all of Europe, and Europeans like to drive around Europe.
00:35:40So, for European travels,
00:35:44a map is very much needed.
00:35:47Other complaints include, "I used
00:35:51GPS and ended up in the wrong places, I used GPS
00:35:54and the police gave me a ticket because
00:35:57they caught me looking at it, it took me to places
00:36:01I didn't want to go." These are valid complaints.
00:36:05GPS doesn't always plot a good
00:36:07route. In fact, we know it tries
00:36:11to take you over unfinished bridges and so on. That's
00:36:14why trust in maps has started
00:36:17again.
00:36:29Southern Cyprus, in Southern Cyprus,
00:36:32there are posters, billboards, Israeli
00:36:36politicians' slogans, faces, party market is
00:36:40slogans. What's going on? There are elections in Israel in October,
00:36:44uh, that's their propaganda.
00:36:47How many Israeli voters are there in the Greek Cypriot sector
00:36:51that Israeli parties are campaigning
00:36:54in the South to win these voters?
00:36:57"That's the first question. Then, what do the Greek Cypriots
00:37:01say about this? They haven't left it entirely empty, though,
00:37:04there's a reaction. After the posters
00:37:07were put up, they were painted in Palestinian colors,
00:37:11there's that reaction too. But
00:37:14uh, they ask the officials, they say,
00:37:17there's no prohibition, it didn't occur to us that Israel or a
00:37:20third country would come and conduct political propaganda
00:37:24here. They put it at the airport for tourists.
00:37:27Is there a tourist season or not? At the same time, we had asked,
00:37:31again, to justify this, how many
00:37:34Israeli voters
00:37:40uh, then again,
00:37:44following the reaction, an initiative was taken. On Friday, a
00:37:47member of parliament submitted a bill prohibiting
00:37:50foreign states from engaging in political propaganda in the South,
00:37:54but that will pass, become law,
00:37:58and be enforced. Israel
00:38:01had already foreseen that.
00:38:04Then they ask the company
00:38:08that made the signs, what's this all about? It was a commercial
00:38:12job, they came, we took it, we have no political preference,
00:38:15they say. It's a truly hybrid grey event,
00:38:19uh, it has no direct owner, no direct
00:38:21connection,
00:38:25but it manages to exert influence. Also,
00:38:28how many Israelis are actually in the South?
00:38:42France. In France, the presidential election
00:38:45is approaching. It's in the parliament too.
00:38:49And when? It's a two-stage election:
00:38:52the first round on April 18th, the second round on May 27th, 2027.
00:38:56"The election atmosphere has already
00:38:59begun, and
00:39:02polls are coming in. The polls say that the French people are quite fed up
00:39:06with Monsieur Macron. With this election,
00:39:09they will close Macron's chapter
00:39:12and are looking for a new beginning. What kind of new
00:39:15beginning? A radical beginning. How radical?
00:39:19There are two famous radicals: the far-right Le Pen,
00:39:22and the far-left Monsieur Melenchon. Their combined votes exceed
00:39:2550%. So, half of France
00:39:29is very radically
00:39:31inclined
00:39:34towards these two leaders, whatever happens.
00:39:37These are important indicators
00:39:40in a two-round election. Now, those
00:39:44who fear Le Pen fear Melenchon even more.
00:39:47There's such a factor. Both are equally extreme.
00:39:51Uh, for example, Le Pen
00:39:54says let's leave NATO. Uh. I correct myself,
00:39:58Melenchon says let's leave NATO, while Le Pen says
00:40:01let's only leave the military wing, and so on, in shades
00:40:05of grey. There's such an environment.
00:40:08Economic hardship is quite severe,
00:40:12there are homeless people sleeping on the streets, their influence is there. Then
00:40:16uh, the other day,
00:40:19Macron gathered political party leaders, presidential
00:40:22candidates, and intelligence officers and gave a briefing.
00:40:25France's situation is hybrid
00:40:28attacks. They explained some things there too.
00:40:31Then uh, there was a
00:40:34briefing on the oil crisis, the gasoline crisis, and how they are overcoming
00:40:38it. Some of those
00:40:40who attended the briefing came out looking pale and shocked,
00:40:44they were very surprised and shocked by what they heard.
00:40:47What exactly was discussed didn't leak, but
00:40:51well, they probably talked about the Russian
00:40:54threat and so on. Hybrid attack
00:40:58again. Uh. Macron made a statement against it,
00:41:01saying they must take precautions against hybrid attacks. On the other hand,
00:41:05those who know say you can't secure
00:41:08every cable,
00:41:18Macron landed on a French island
00:41:21off the coast of Canada on his way to the United Nations.
00:41:24Uh, Saint Pierre
00:41:27island, and as soon as he landed,
00:41:30he received Carney
00:41:33as a host. Canadian Prime Minister
00:41:37Carney also came to this island as Macron's guest.
00:41:40The island is about 200 km2,
00:41:44there are 5,000 French people on it.
00:41:47The distance from the island to Canada
00:41:50on the Quebec side is 12 or 15 miles
00:41:53at one point, so it's close.
00:41:56But Macron both made an issue
00:42:00of it and emphasized "my territory." He also
00:42:03made a show of force by taking Carney
00:42:06with him. Against whom is he making a show of force?
00:42:10Against Donald Trump. Why? Let's remember,
00:42:13Donald Trump had shared posts that made all of Canada
00:42:17the 51st state and painted everywhere, even up to Mexico,
00:42:20with American flags. This French island
00:42:24was naturally lost in those shares.
00:42:27Donald Trump had also incorporated Greenland
00:42:30into those colors. Now
00:42:34Macron overcomes those
00:42:37with a message, by showing such a physical presence.
00:42:41Placing wreaths at monuments,
00:42:43raising flags,
00:42:45meeting with civilians,
00:42:49these are all symbolic ways of saying,
00:42:52"This is mine." Uh,
00:42:56he might have done the same things if he had gone to Marseille.
00:42:59There's such an atmosphere. Uh,
00:43:02but will Donald Trump notice
00:43:05this, or is he aware of the existence of this island?
00:43:09No. France also has
00:43:12some islands in the Caribbean. Donald Trump had raised flags on those islands too, but
00:43:16of course, sharing on Instagram or social
00:43:19media doesn't create sovereignty.
00:43:23Donald Trump's Greenland adventure actually
00:43:26ended in failure. Macron is also quite
00:43:29a popular president.
00:43:4833 RPM records have been around for a while,
00:43:52they are spreading, uh, their interest
00:43:55has started to increase. So,
00:43:58yes, we also started with records, but then we switched
00:44:02to digital. It gives better sound,
00:44:06as an old record enthusiast, it gives better sound than digital.
00:44:10It depends on your equipment, if you connect digital to good equipment,
00:44:13you get good sound. Besides that,
00:44:17England has become a big market.
00:44:20The market in England is so big that counterfeit
00:44:23production has also started.
00:44:26The British police proudly announced last week that they had prevented a major counterfeiting
00:44:30operation, a factory was seized in a raid.
00:44:33Now these images
00:44:36are from Czechia, a normal record.
00:44:39"Since it's in fashion, let's show
00:44:42how a record is pressed. It shows it in a normal
00:44:46factory. However, in England, a
00:44:49record factory was
00:44:53established under more primitive conditions.
00:44:56Those who know say that a master is needed,
00:44:59it needs to be copied from the master. They were doing such a bad job
00:45:03that there wasn't even a master. They were making copies from bad copies,
00:45:06and in their warehouses there are 15,000 records. Why? Because
00:45:10they were selling each one for 40 pounds. There's a market where each one
00:45:14is sold for 40 pounds, and they sold
00:45:17these to small
00:45:20record shops, to the public.
00:45:23Now the question is, if the pressings are so bad,
00:45:26shouldn't the consumer or listener notice this
00:45:30and react? We looked into it, we couldn't hear anything.
00:45:34So, if the records are this
00:45:37bad, there should be a reaction. If there's
00:45:41demand, they should still be selling. Since they are still selling for 40
00:45:44pounds, it means they were doing a good job. But
00:45:48ultimately, they caught and prosecuted the person responsible.
00:45:51Who? Rehan Ahmed. The defendant named
00:45:55Rehan Ahmed was found guilty of operating
00:45:58an illegal record factory and
00:46:02copyright infringement. He was sentenced
00:46:05to 3.5 years in prison. Uh,
00:46:08they say they thus prevented a significant operation.
00:46:12The British police say this is widespread. They found
00:46:168 million pounds worth of fake records.
00:46:18This is new.
00:46:20Besides that, there was talk that
00:46:23CDs also made a comeback. Let's see
00:46:27what will happen to CDs and the CD market.
00:46:41Iraq September 30th
00:46:45will be a turning point in Iraq, because on September 30th,
00:46:49the last American soldier is expected to withdraw
00:46:52from Iraq. Were there American soldiers
00:46:55in Iraq? Yes, there were.
00:46:59The 2003 Iraq invasion.
00:47:02American soldiers entered Iraq. This continued
00:47:05until 2011. In 2011,
00:47:08they withdrew. Or a large part of the combat
00:47:12section withdrew. However, then in Iraq,
00:47:15somehow, as they say,
00:47:17something called Daesh emerged. Things got chaotic.
00:47:21America had to come back again,
00:47:25in 2014, they came back to Iraq.
00:47:28The story that has been going on
00:47:31since 2014 is expected to be completed
00:47:33on September 30th. They had withdrawn quite a bit from the South,
00:47:37they were in a few bases in Northern Iraq. However, since the attacks
00:47:40on Iran began, those bases were
00:47:43under intense attack, meaning
00:47:46they were not left alone there. The American base
00:47:50and presence were quite
00:47:52battered, they were constantly under attack. There were other
00:47:56attacks there in the evening. Iran can constantly bomb
00:48:00that area. The Americans will withdraw.
00:48:03Of course, there might be a ceremony on September 30th, but
00:48:07how they will do it in stages for security reasons
00:48:11is not clear. Uh, meanwhile,
00:48:15in Germany, it was in the German media, the Germans also said our unit
00:48:18is returning. There was also a German unit.
00:48:22"They even had other social activities, for example,
00:48:26they were running a school. They were worried, thinking, "Oh no, the school will close."
00:48:29The German school in Northern Iraq is closing, that's another piece of information.
00:48:32Another date or deadline
00:48:36is September 30th. The disarmament of the militias
00:48:40in Iraq was supposed to happen on September 30th.
00:48:43The Iraqi militias that we just mentioned
00:48:46blew up the Saudi Arabian pipeline
00:48:49are supposed to disarm on September 30th.
00:48:53The conditions and developments in the region indicate
00:48:56that this will not happen. Some even say that September 30th
00:49:00is not the disarmament date, but the start date for talks and negotiations,
00:49:04they tell another story. Those negotiations can last
00:49:07forever, but the situation on the ground,
00:49:11the reality on the ground, uh,
00:49:15indicates that the militia groups in Iraq will not disarm. They are already very close
00:49:18to Iran, and it needs to be emphasized
00:49:22that the most dramatic attacks on Saudi Arabia are still
00:49:26coming from there. But let's see
00:49:29on September 30th how this withdrawal will happen.
00:49:43The artificial intelligence environment is very active.
00:49:46It was in the
00:49:48news.
00:49:51They escaped and took over. Uh,
00:49:53they started doing unexpected things. There are calls
00:49:57to stop it, block it, and for regulation.
00:50:00Donald Trump is strongly against it,
00:50:03saying they are superior to China, they cannot put the brakes on.
00:50:06He even came up with another
00:50:10genius idea: "I don't like the term artificial intelligence.
00:50:13Let's find a name befitting artificial intelligence
00:50:16or this superior intelligence. For example,
00:50:20let's call it Supreme Intelligence or Superior Intelligence."
00:50:24He launched a poll. Uh, we thought
00:50:27Trump Intelligence, but we don't know, it's beneficial
00:50:31to continue with artificial intelligence.
00:50:32Uh,
00:50:35today again, there was news in the American media that Trump's sons have heavily
00:50:39invested in the artificial intelligence industry. That's
00:50:42why he doesn't want
00:50:45artificial intelligence to be stopped. However,
00:50:47American voters are also not happy with data centers,
00:50:51especially data centers, and the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence.
00:50:54This is one of the issues in the election. Uh,
00:50:57data centers consume electricity,
00:51:01they draw enormous amounts of electricity, and they are increasing everyone's
00:51:04electricity bills. This is another problem for America. India,
00:51:20there were images from India, from Jaipur.
00:51:24There are many temples there. Uh, images of them.
00:51:28One special feature of the temple is
00:51:31that they distribute henna at certain times. The bringing
00:51:34of this henna to the temple has become a source
00:51:38of excitement, and well,
00:51:41millions wait for days under the rain
00:51:45to reach the sacred henna. We say millions,
00:51:48at least 2 million people were there, it is said.
00:51:50Jaipur,
00:51:52the Instagram account also shared it that way, as Jaipur
00:51:56news. This crowd
00:51:58uh,
00:52:01people waiting to apply henna, a snippet from India...
00:52:05Syria.
00:52:19Syria's legendary mega star
00:52:22Assala, Assala
00:52:25Nasri returned to Damascus and
00:52:29met with her fans at a concert. This was also
00:52:32an interesting situation for Syria. That is, Syria's
00:52:36return to normalcy became a symbol
00:52:39of a different life beginning
00:52:43again in Syria. Assala
00:52:46is also known in our country, but
00:52:49she was very much missed in Syria.
00:52:53She had been abroad for 15 years, having left during the civil war and so on.
00:52:57She returned. She was against the Assad regime, her support for the Palestinian
00:53:01cause is known. She is very loved. The concert
00:53:05received intense interest, the Minister of Culture was there,
00:53:09the Syrian Minister of Culture was also there, and,
00:53:12well, the message is a message of return to normalcy in Syria.
00:53:25That's all for this week, see you next week, goodbye.
00:53:28kalınız.
00:54:12Welcome to TRT news screens. Our images are currently
00:54:16live from the city of New York,
00:54:19America. President Erdoğan
00:54:22will be at Türkevi in a few minutes,
00:54:25and we will broadcast those moments
00:54:29live to you. President Erdoğan
00:54:33arrived in New York, America,
00:54:36to attend and address the 81st
00:54:40General Assembly of the United Nations. His plane
00:54:43landed at the airport approximately an hour
00:54:46ago, and the convoy
00:54:50departed. If there are no delays,
00:54:53we expect President Erdoğan
00:54:56to arrive at Türkevi within the next 10 minutes,
00:55:00or perhaps much sooner. It's not just us waiting, of course.
00:55:03We are currently showing the images on screen.
00:55:07There are extensive security measures in place,
00:55:10and it's not just security measures; Turkish citizens who wish to see
00:55:14President Erdoğan have also taken their places
00:55:18around Türkevi and are
00:55:21awaiting Erdoğan's arrival. First, it's worth
00:55:24mentioning that the New York Police Department has taken
00:55:28very comprehensive and strict security measures.
00:55:31As someone who has previously followed the United Nations
00:55:35General Assembly, I can say that
00:55:38a different kind of corridor
00:55:42has been formed. But as of now,
00:55:45our colleague Ahmet Yılmaz,
00:55:48who is there, can provide
00:55:51us with the latest developments. Ahmet, we know you've followed
00:55:55it before, and so have I, but this time I've seen
00:55:59the security measures are a bit different, a bit stricter.
00:56:02What do you say? First, share your
00:56:15observations with us, and then tell us how long until President Erdoğan arrives. Yes, compared to previous years, we can
00:56:18see that there are stricter security measures this year.
00:56:21We can say that the New York Police Department has maintained
00:56:25even stricter security measures as President Erdoğan's
00:56:29arrival approaches. Since this morning,
00:56:32heavy rain has been dominant in New York,
00:56:36however, uh, you can probably
00:56:39see it on the screens, we should mention that Turkish
00:56:42citizens here have come and waited here for a long time
00:56:46to welcome President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,
00:56:48despite the heavy rain.
00:56:52In the upcoming minutes, President Recep Tayyip
00:56:55Erdoğan will be at the Turkish House,
00:56:59where he will both stay and hold his meetings
00:57:02as part of his US visit.
00:57:06He will continue his bilateral meetings and discussions
00:57:09from this point, the Turkish House, as he has for the past
00:57:12five years. Of course, all eyes
00:57:16will be on September 22nd. Before that, I should mention that
00:57:19President Erdoğan will not have a program
00:57:23today. After his arrival in Turkey today,
00:57:26he will rest. However, his programs
00:57:29within the scope of his US visit here
00:57:32will start intensely from tomorrow
00:57:36and continue. Let's mention that the President has
00:57:40a very busy schedule in the next three days.
00:57:43All eyes will be on President Erdoğan's
00:57:46speech on Tuesday, September 22nd,
00:57:49within the framework of the 81st General Assembly. Of course,
00:57:52the President will be at the United Nations General
00:57:56Assembly podium for the 16th time
00:57:59and will deliver his messages to the world.
00:58:03So, what will these messages be? What topics
00:58:06do we expect President Erdoğan to address in his speeches?
00:58:09We expect President Erdoğan to once again deliver strong messages
00:58:13from the United Nations podium this year regarding
00:58:17the genocidal Israel's atrocities
00:58:21in Gaza, the genocide in Gaza, and the occupation
00:58:24of its lands. Let's recall previous years.
00:58:27President Erdoğan has been drawing attention to the genocide in Gaza
00:58:31from the United Nations podium for years.
00:58:34He particularly draws attention to the atrocities in Gaza
00:58:38by showing photographs depicting the painful situation
00:58:41in Gaza and the occupation of Palestinian territories
00:58:44from the United Nations podium. We expect him to give similar messages
00:58:48in his speech on Tuesday, September 22nd,
00:58:51and to draw attention to genocidal Israel's
00:58:54occupation of Palestinian territories,
00:58:57its genocide against Gazans, and its attacks
00:59:01on other countries in the region. In addition,
00:59:04he will, of course, deliver other messages.
00:59:07The US-Iran crisis is still ongoing,
00:59:11and we expect President Erdoğan to touch upon this issue,
00:59:15especially the different geographies
00:59:47of the Russia-Ukraine war. We also expect him
00:59:50to reiterate the "the world is bigger
00:59:54than five" doctrine from the United Nations podium.
00:59:58Let's mention that all eyes will be on President Erdoğan's
01:00:01speech from the United Nations podium on September 22nd.
01:00:05In previous years, President Erdoğan delivered
01:00:08many important messages and made historical speeches.
01:00:12He addressed issues that the whole world had turned a blind eye to.
01:00:16He conveyed his messages
01:00:18regarding international problems from the United Nations
01:00:22podium. In this context, President Erdoğan will once
01:00:25again deliver important messages from the United
01:00:29Nations podium. We are now in front of the Turkish House.
01:00:32We are waiting for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
01:00:35to arrive. Here, Turkish citizens,
01:00:38as every year, are enthusiastically waiting for President
01:00:41Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and they are holding banners
01:00:45expressing their love for President Erdoğan.
01:00:48Let's also say that Turkish flags are
01:00:52also in the hands of these Turkish citizens.
01:00:55It's not just Turkish citizens, especially outside
01:00:58of Turkish citizens living in the US.