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00:00:21Hello there, very warm welcome to TRT World, you're watching the Newshour live
00:00:25from Istanbul, with me Neil Harvey, coming up in the next 60 minutes, the
00:00:29conflict. in Yemen is escalating, the Saudi led
00:00:33coalition has struck the Ansar
00:00:35Alathis in Thais province, that's as the Iran back group pushes
00:00:38of into government held areas. Riad wants military
00:00:42assistance from the United States, but reports claim that Washington is reluctant to
00:00:46offer anything beyond Intel. Tensions are also high in the straight of
00:00:49Homus. Iran's media says
00:00:52of that Tehran has downed
00:00:53an american drone. Iran's also accused the United States of
00:00:57targeting its fishing boats and the two countries what... have conflicting accounts
00:01:01about what happened in attack on an oil tanker there, tech giant
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00:01:06of calling for kill switch, is AI technology grows ever more
00:01:09of powerful, but President Trump is not concerned, in fact he's dismissed such
00:01:13warnings as being part of hoax, as the fight over AI
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00:01:17of heats up, and amid war and dwindling supplies in Gaza, we're going to take a
00:01:21look at how the region's only animal shelter is fighting to keep the
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00:01:28of alive, those stories are much more on the way, This is your news
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00:01:47The fighting between Yemen's Anserala Huthi group and
00:01:51Saudi-backed government is spreading with both
00:01:55of sides continuing to launch attacks overnight, triggering fears
00:01:59of a full-fledged war, three people,
00:02:02of including two children have been killed in Saudi led coalition air strikes in
00:02:06Yemen's Taise province, that's according to Huthyrum media, two others have been
00:02:10injured in strikes elsewhere. Saudi
00:02:12of Arabia had said it would respond firmly to Huthy attacks
00:02:16of injured 13 civilians in three Saudi cities on
00:02:19Monday. Earlier Riad issued
00:02:21of emergency alerts in
00:02:22of six cities before later declaring the danger had passed. The alerts come as the
00:02:26Hutis advance along Yemen's Red Sea coast towards.
00:02:30the babandab straight, key global shipping route. At least
00:02:33125,000 people now have been displaced, more than
00:02:362,0 people fleeing to dzibouti since the start of September,
00:02:40according to the United Nations. Insecurity is restricting
00:02:44humanitarian access and supplies are
00:02:46a running critically low. We appeal
00:02:50to the humanitarian organizations and the international
00:02:54community to intervene and provide shelter for these families
00:02:58and ensure that they receive. food, water, clothing
00:03:02and accommodation, we appeal to humanitarian organizations and the
00:03:05international community to intervene and provide shelter for these families and
00:03:09ensure that they receive food, water, clothing and
00:03:13a accommodation. okay, let's get an update
00:03:17now from mohammed
00:03:18of alatab, of joins me live from the yemeny capital. what can you tell us then
00:03:21about the the
00:03:22of latest facing on the
00:03:26of ground? yes. the
00:03:30current development what we are witnessing the the
00:03:34of continuation
00:03:34of the air strikes on areas under the control of all these
00:03:38particular according to
00:03:39of hothy media outlets they said that the air strikes have
00:03:43targeted
00:03:44of regions in saada, kitaf and
00:03:46also they also mentioned that the
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00:03:51of strikes of have targeted
00:03:53in the the governmental compound in the mud khadir
00:03:57district in tas especially
00:03:59of also the continuation
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00:04:05of recently taken on on by the houthies and particular
00:04:09the mokaport city
00:04:11a where they have targeted lubab and also they targeted alkhukha
00:04:15which is to the to the to the
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00:04:18of the mocapot city which was also recently
00:04:22a taken by the his in their advance towards the most
00:04:26important and strategic coastal port city of muka.
00:04:30Also the other air strikes also are taking place in other regions,
00:04:34but so far the his continue to
00:04:38reach attacks against Saudi Arabia, but so far the recent uh
00:04:42declaration by the Houthies during his press, he mentioned that they have attacked
00:04:45the king Khalid
00:04:48a airbase in khamis musheid and also
00:04:50a tive the accused Saudi Arabia
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00:04:53of their attacks on their positions and they threatened that they will
00:04:57would further escalate and further attack. the the
00:05:01Saudi oil facilities and also ports
00:05:04in in retaliation to what they say for the
00:05:07Saudi continue continued blockade on their areas and their
00:05:11seaports uh and also we are witnessing also the
00:05:14the continuation the
00:05:16the international internationally recognized
00:05:19governmentts forces advanced towards the areas
00:05:23under the control thehies the recent of which was
00:05:27their advance towards the the region the district of
00:05:31shamayatain which have been retaken by the inter by the
00:05:35internationally recognized government so far the latest
00:05:38developments are having its impact on the humanitarian situation
00:05:42people. are continue to suffer, especially from the areas and which
00:05:45have recently witnessed this flash out of
00:05:49violence uh after the advance the hudis towards mocapot
00:05:52city, now we are witnessing nearly
00:05:5685,000 people have been displaced and the this
00:06:00situation continue to deteriorate as the access of
00:06:04humanitarian as the humanitarian aid
00:06:07access towards the regions where the violence is taking place is
00:06:11difficult. for the international humanitarian aid
00:06:15agencies. addition to capturing the
00:06:19port city of Morka, um, the Houti forces also seem to have set their
00:06:23sights on the energy rich married province. have
00:06:27these extensive saudi air strikes done anything to
00:06:30slow their advances in that
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00:06:55administration meanwhile has reportedly ruled out direct
00:06:58military support for Saudi Arabia against the hoothis offering intelligence
00:07:02assistance. instead. our correspondent Andy Roschen has
00:07:06details on
00:07:07that. as
00:07:10Saudi Arabia decried Hooti attacks on Monday that it
00:07:14says injured over dozen civilians, the Saudis vowed to
00:07:18step up their retaliation under the United Nations rules of
00:07:22self-defense. But Riyad will not be getting military help from the
00:07:25Trump team, which is rejecting the idea of US air strikes on
00:07:29the hooties, and instead offering intelligent support.
00:07:33The US did launch a couple months of air attacks on the hooties
00:07:37last year and lost some plains in the process. The Trump team
00:07:41reportedly does not... want to open up new front in the conflict and wants
00:07:45to concentrate on the war with Iran, but Washington does paint a
00:07:49picture that the U.S. has things under control. uh,
00:07:53we've been in constant contact with the Emirates, the Saudis and others who are
00:07:56affected in the region, so it's something the United States administration is very much
00:08:00top of. uh, we've also been engaged in direct conversations
00:08:04with the hoothies themselves. it's notable that the US is
00:08:07communicating directly with the hooties. presidential administrations
00:08:11don't normally... communicate with groups that they consider terror
00:08:15organizations. tensions between the Saudis and the Houtis
00:08:18escalated in June, when after year's long
00:08:22truce, houti delegation returned to Yemen following the
00:08:25funeral of Iran's supreme leader, and the
00:08:29Saudis bombed the airport so that the
00:08:32delegation could not land there, they had to land in Hoda,
00:08:36Hodeba instead, and with the encouragement the
00:08:39Iranians, with intelligence support from the Iranians, "the Houti's decided
00:08:43that they would retaliate. I think it was really ill-advised the Saudis
00:08:47and apparently they were encouraged by the Trump
00:08:50administration to interfere with that Houti
00:08:53delegation. And the world is beginning to feel the effects the recent
00:08:57attack on Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline, which is
00:09:01believed to carry around 5% the global oil
00:09:04supply. Reuters reports that repairs to the pipeline
00:09:08could take five to six weeks. On Monday, oil prices hit.
00:09:12$110 a barrel, about $16 below the
00:09:16peak reached during the Iran war, and in the US, the price
00:09:20of diesel, which powers the shipping industry, has hit record daily
00:09:24highs for about a week, already fueled by the war in
00:09:27Iran, Ukrainian attacks on Russia, and by China
00:09:31limiting its exports to save more oil for itself, and
00:09:34now by the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the
00:09:38Hootis. Andy Roschup, TRT
00:09:40World. Okay, let's bring in Khalid
00:09:44Dower, the managing editor of Al-Adam Weekly. Welcome to you
00:09:48Khalid. With the hoothies seemingly gaining ground, and
00:09:52you couple that with Saudi Arabia reportedly asking for wanting military
00:09:56assistance from the United States, does that suggest that
00:09:58actually um, the Saudi Led coalition, despite all of its air
00:10:02strink is struggling to contain the hoothies
00:10:04militarily. Well, thanks for having me,
00:10:08obviously that's the case, and the surprising quick.
00:10:12the pro government forces supported by Saudi, enabling
00:10:16the Hithis to control the strategic city of mocca and get
00:10:20closer to Babel Mandab straight is very
00:10:24clear. evidence the trouble
00:10:27facing the Saudi backed government and even the Saudi
00:10:31military effort inside Yemen itself, as you know
00:10:34there was a long war between Saudi Arabia and the hoothis in Yemen
00:10:38for at least six years before reaching a very shaky truth
00:10:42and definitely the linkages between the
00:10:45hies and Iran, considering that Iran is their main
00:10:49backer is very important factor to
00:10:53consider in this ongo escalation
00:10:56while the United States is tightening the squeeze on the Iranians in
00:11:00the straight of hormos, it's very clear that the
00:11:04Iranians managed to push the houties to open another very
00:11:07important front to further to further put pressure
00:11:11on the US administration to stop its war and reach some sort of an
00:11:15agreement. now I mean this is not officially confirmed, but there are reports in the
00:11:18media that the US is reluctant to offer Saudi Arabia
00:11:22anything beyond intelligence information that... at this point, does
00:11:26this, if that was the case, would that suggest you there, perhaps
00:11:30increasingly strained relationship, because this is a USA asking for help,
00:11:34it seems like it needs that help, why would the US not be
00:11:37forthcoming? well, probably the United
00:11:40States has learned from the experience the bombing campaign they
00:11:44led almost like slightly more than year ago against Yaman for
00:11:48almost two months, as you mentioned in your report, and after that kind of bombing
00:11:52campaign, President Trump obviously. admitted
00:11:55the truth that the Saudis learned over many years, which is that the
00:11:59geographic nature of Yemen, the the kind of
00:12:03group, the Hothis and their ideology makes it difficult
00:12:06to totally end the presence and the
00:12:10control of this group over big parts and influential parts of
00:12:14Yemen, so I mean there are conflicting reports to be honest, Neil,
00:12:18between the fact that the Saudis have asked for military
00:12:21support or they were asking for the US diplomatic support. As we have
00:12:25seen uh J. Devans, the vice president the United States said that they were in
00:12:29direct contact with the houties, so probably uh within the current
00:12:33complicated situation within the war against Iran, the United States is
00:12:37not willing to open another major front, and it was pretty significant the
00:12:41statement made by Trump by saying that practically speaking he doesn't
00:12:44have a problem with the Hithies, that they assured them that the US ships
00:12:48will be able to navigate through the Red Sea and that they only had a problem with one
00:12:52country which is Saudi Arabia, there are... other reports that
00:12:55Gulf nations are reconsidering their relation with the United
00:12:59States because of failing to listen to their desire to
00:13:03end this war or to put their interest into consideration, but
00:13:06generally speaking, it seems that the Saudis are inching closer
00:13:10towards seeking diplomatic settlements with the Hothis and not
00:13:14escalate, because the world cannot take the closure of Babel Manda beside
00:13:18the straight of hormos and I'm sure that President Trump recognizes that because already
00:13:22the price of oil is over $107. so if we close the
00:13:26Babel Mandab and there is oil coming out from Saudi Arabia plus the
00:13:30damage to its pipelines, it's definitely a disaster for the world
00:13:33economy. yeah, that's an interesting point you made, because just as we were coming on
00:13:37air, I saw report, it it was information coming from
00:13:41French diplomats who said that the issue was being brought forward
00:13:45to the UN security council, they want to discuss the
00:13:48situation in the Babab straight, so as you were saying is this now becoming
00:13:52a global concern if the... he's getting tight
00:13:56grip on that straight that everybody could
00:13:59suffer, certainly, certainly,
00:14:02and mean it's
00:14:03not a coincidence that the saudi crime prince is supposedly going to visit Egypt and
00:14:07meet with Egyptian president today, as you know
00:14:11if the balbel mandab straight is being closed, this means the closure the suwese
00:14:15canal as well, so now you have the the hormos straight
00:14:18closed, the babil mandab closed and there is no ships going
00:14:22through this wais canal, so that's certainly a match. of international
00:14:26concern, although what what matters at the end, Neil, on the ground
00:14:29is that the Hies proved that they can launch this kind of
00:14:33a symmetrical war, because as even referred to the Saudi continued military
00:14:37strikes, just few missiles from the Yemani side, from the houti
00:14:41side, targeting the east, west Saudi
00:14:45pipeline, transferring millions of tons is enough to
00:14:49uh, you know, cause the Saudi economy lot of damage and the world lot of
00:14:53damage, so there is certainly... I mean it's
00:14:55not a coincidence that we hear again from Trump
00:14:58yesterday that he's again open to some sort of negotiations with
00:15:02Iran, because there is certainly this kind of linkage, if the war slows down
00:15:06with Iran, if this war stops, probably you will get calm on the
00:15:10Yemani front, on the Lebanese front and definitely on the Iraqi front as
00:15:14well, yeah I just want to get a bit more on that, that the link between the two conflicts,
00:15:18so we had Saudi Arabia pull out a Monday's meeting with Iran and a man,
00:15:22possibly linked to what's happening with them on the...
00:15:25battlefront um, would you say that the conflict in Yemen,
00:15:29if that escalates further, could that pour
00:15:32fuel on the fire in, establishing safe roots in the straight of
00:15:36horms and therefore? hamper attempts ease the
00:15:40conflicts in in between Iran and the United
00:15:42States, definitely, I mean already
00:15:46the Iranians have are clearly feeling the pressure the US
00:15:50sanctions and the tightening of passage
00:15:54through the straight of hormos for Iranian oil, and
00:15:58obviously
00:15:59the the key you know kind of leverage that the
00:16:02Iranians have is causing economic tremendous economic pain to the
00:16:06United States. especially when the US president and the Republican
00:16:10Party are facing very dissatisfied US public in the
00:16:14upcoming mid-term elections, but more than that, I mean it's again
00:16:18not a American Iranian issue here, it's you know the
00:16:21interests of many world countries at stake, and perhaps
00:16:25you know China will come up with something if
00:16:28the the Chinese president is due to meet with the American president, I mean
00:16:32but definitely Trump and the US administration do not
00:16:35want to see ' a further escalation,
00:16:39very dangerous one that affects the US consumers
00:16:43ahead the upcoming mid-term elections and that's why mean you can see some
00:16:47renewal of diplomatic effort to
00:16:50basically renew the US Iranian negotiations
00:16:54and perhaps starting from there you can see uh attempt
00:16:58to calm the yemani saudi front as well as the
00:17:01other fronts such as Lebanon and Israel because again all
00:17:05them are rather interconnected. Khalid, fascinating to get
00:17:09your take on this, thank you so much. Khalid Daward, managing the editor of
00:17:12Al-Aram
00:17:13Weekley.
00:17:17Iran's media reports that two fishing boats were targeted a
00:17:21drone attack off the country's southern coast, leaving number of fishermen
00:17:24missing. Meanwhile Iran's revolutionary guards as an oil tanker
00:17:28exploded and caught fire after hitting mines in
00:17:32prohibited areas the straight of Horamos, but the US
00:17:35military disputes the... RGC claim saying the Panama flag vessel
00:17:39was hit by an Iranian missile last month and struck again
00:17:43by a drone while sitting in waters off the coast of a month. The world's
00:17:47most important oil shipping lane has been mostly shut down since the war
00:17:51began in February, pushing energy prices to the highest level scene
00:17:55in recent
00:17:56years.
00:18:02Okay, let's go live to Terran and bring in our correspondent there Razza
00:18:05Hatomy.
00:18:06As I mentioned. um, seems like there's very conflicting
00:18:10narratives about attack and damage done to a tanker in the straight
00:18:14of horm, tell us what information you have on
00:18:16that?
00:18:20yes, conflicting narratives continue since this war
00:18:24started, we have heard so many conflicting narratives from Iran and the
00:18:28United States, basically now the United States Trump
00:18:32himself is saying that the straight has been cleared
00:18:35of minds, but the IR gc says that this straight is not
00:18:39cleared of mines and the latest statement by
00:18:43IRGC as you said says that vessel, this is
00:18:47elgaya vessel, a panamanian flagged
00:18:50tanker hit a naval mine in the
00:18:54southern corridor the straight of hormos, we know this southern
00:18:57corridor has been a bone of contention between
00:19:01Iran and the United States, Iran does not approve of
00:19:05this southern lane that has been... designated by Oman
00:19:09and the United States, so the IRGC says that that vessel hit a
00:19:13mine over there, but the sentcom, the US
00:19:17military says that the reason
00:19:21for the attack, I mean the attack was due to a drone a
00:19:24drone, an Iranian drone hitting this vessel, not
00:19:27a naval mine, separately, Iran has
00:19:31reported attack on fishing boats, civilian
00:19:35fishing boats the... port of Kargan, this is
00:19:39a port along the eastern uh coast
00:19:43the straight of Formus. Iran says several
00:19:46fishermen have gone missing as result of that attack which Iranian media
00:19:50has attributed to the United States,
00:19:54and we have heard on so many occasions Iranian officials reporting
00:19:58civilian casualties as result of US air
00:20:02strikes.
00:20:03the the last major one happened earlier this month when a
00:20:07US strike, according to Iranians hit a wedding in
00:20:11the city of Kuhastak along the straight of
00:20:15Hormus, and on Sunday also Iran
00:20:18reported attack a civilian ship and a container
00:20:22ship in the straight of Hormus again, and as
00:20:25result of that attack Iran says that one person has been
00:20:29killed and several several others including Pakistani
00:20:32nationals were injured, and at the same
00:20:36time Iran has reported shooting down a us
00:20:40mq1 drone over
00:20:41the straight of hormo, so this skirmishes continue both
00:20:45in air on the sea as the two
00:20:49sides. uh, it seems that the two sides are not close to
00:20:53any sort of political settlement. yeah, military things seem to be
00:20:57deteriorating in terms of freeing, opening and access to
00:21:01the straight of horm. mean, there had been hope that yesterday, monday there was going to be the
00:21:05meeting, iran aman, foreign ministers the gulf states to come to some
00:21:09kind of agreement, we know that was postponed. do we know any details
00:21:13though about what the shipping lanes might look like,
00:21:17what details are there about any anything agreed between? run and a
00:21:20man.
00:21:24yes, Iran says that an interim
00:21:27agreement, a temporary arrangement has been reached with oman
00:21:31about the shipping lanes and shipping routes in
00:21:35the straight of armus, but the latest reported attack by the IRGC
00:21:39shows that probably that agreement is not being
00:21:43implemented. well, Iran and Oman say that they have agreed
00:21:46on roots in the straight of hormous and inbound
00:21:50route to the north of this straight, this route would
00:21:53be in Iranian territorial waters, the inbound route, and the
00:21:57outbound root is in the south the straight, most of it is in
00:22:01Omani waters, one tiny part of
00:22:03it is in Iranian waters, so these lines,
00:22:07these lanes, these roots, these corridors are supposed to be approved
00:22:11by both countries, but as I just said, the latest
00:22:15attack shows that probably this agreement is not being implemented,
00:22:19yesterday on Monday the spokesperson for Iran's foreign ministry
00:22:23said that the agreement with Oman has been finalized and the two
00:22:26countries are in consultation to determine how and when
00:22:30to announce it and register it with the international maritime
00:22:33organization. Thank you so much to me bring us the
00:22:37latest there from Tehran.
00:22:41Ryan Bole is a senior Middle East and North Africa analyst at the Risk
00:22:45Assistance Network Exchange Rain. He says Washington currently has a little
00:22:48incentive. its attacks on Iran,
00:22:52from the American perspective, their low ammunitions,
00:22:55the the Pentagon Inspector General came out public with how low those munitions
00:22:59are, and so it's no secret that the Americans have simply run out the
00:23:03high-end equipment that they prefer for this kind of war, and the political will
00:23:06in Washington is also very low for regional escalation, plus we're
00:23:10also dealing with all the economic effects the closure of Hormus from
00:23:14higher than normal bond rates, to growing inflation worries
00:23:18to higher gas prices. "there's a lot of reasons that the US wants to to not
00:23:22seize a single moment uh to return to that escalation that we saw
00:23:26in the spring from the Iranian perspective it's similar in that they believe that their
00:23:30current strategy is paying off against the Americans, undermining their
00:23:33economy, undermining their political will, so there's not a strong incentive
00:23:37to go back to a full-scale escalation unless they are provoked by the
00:23:41Americans first, and so we that's where we're at is we're looking at the Americans
00:23:45as the first movers for escalation, but at least at the moment there's
00:23:49not a..." driver to do so at the scale we saw earlier this
00:23:53year. uh, President Trump has been pretty clear that he thinks that this is about
00:23:56his legacy, he thinks it is about solving the Iran problem wholesale,
00:24:00which means that that sort of implies that proxies and missiles will come back into a
00:24:04negotiation process if one ever begins uh, because after all
00:24:08that's that's what he sold the war about, was this comprehensive
00:24:12reframing the Iran threat, the Iran challenge, even regime
00:24:15change from his perspective, but the more narrow approaches seem to be...
00:24:20right now restoring freedom of navigation around Hormus and getting the
00:24:24Iranians back to nuclear uh program talks uh that I think
00:24:28would be major success for this administration, particularly if they can do it
00:24:31before the mid-terms. I just don't see any signs that the Iranians are willing to give them
00:24:35that victory uh in that timeline. Turkish
00:24:39president Rijip Tygan says that Anchorer is stepping up its role
00:24:43addressing challenges facing the region and the wider Muslim
00:24:46world, pointing to rising tensions in the Gulf. He says:
00:25:50purpose of this step is for these three countries to come together and god
00:25:53willing send a signal from here to the muslim world. there are
00:25:57positive developments and we will achieve this as
00:26:00well.
00:26:09'Okay, let's see how the global conflicts we've been discussing affecting
00:26:12the financial markets, will stocks remain under pressure as
00:26:16pullback from tech shares and the concerns over tight energy
00:26:20supplies and the inflation outlook, oil prices, they've held near
00:26:24multi-month highs, brent crew at around $107
00:26:28a barrel after rising 3% on Monday, disruptions linked of
00:26:32course to the'. shut down of Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline, that's keeping
00:26:35pressure on global supplies. industry sources say stocks at the kingdom's
00:26:39yambu terminal could last just five to seven days and
00:26:43the repairs might take anything up to six weeks. those
00:26:47energy supply concerns are also weighing on broader market sentiment. electronics
00:26:51and semiconductor names across Soul and type bore the brunt the
00:26:54selling as traders aggressively sold risk assets in favor of
00:26:58bonds. the weakness reflects growing AI, safety fears and d
00:27:02over whether the rapid spending on AI infrastructure can continue,
00:27:06investors are now turning their attention to Wednesday's Fed reserve meeting,
00:27:10hotter than expected US inflation, boosting expectations there'll be
00:27:14rate hike, markets are pricing in more than an 85%
00:27:18chance of a 25 basis point increase, it would be the Fed's
00:27:22first rate hike scene since
00:27:23mid-2023. Tim Warter is chief
00:27:27market analyst at KCM trade, he says elevated all prices and rising
00:27:31bond yields are putting downward pressure on
00:27:33equities, lot of forces at play at the moment, hard
00:27:37to know where to look, but it's really that combination of high oil
00:27:41and high bond yields, that's a of
00:27:43bit red flag for risk assets such as stocks at the moment,
00:27:47given what they say about the inflation out and by extension
00:27:50monetary policy and how that may impact growth a corporate and economic
00:27:54level moving forward, so not a lot of good news for stock markets
00:27:58right now, i think traders like to see a little bit of a... are
00:28:02released in terms of that oil price and or bond yields to get some momentum
00:28:06back, so I guess lot will come down to this week - what message we get from the
00:28:10federal reserve and whether they're leaning on the hawkish or dovish side as to
00:28:14whether stocks can regain their mojale
00:28:16again. two the stories making headlines
00:28:20around the world, the Panama Canals cutting daily shipping traffic
00:28:23again as Zelninho has reduce the
00:28:27waterway of some of its water, authorities will reduce daily passages
00:28:31to average of... 29 a day to conserve supply for the lock
00:28:35system, the restriction hits key artery handling 5% of
00:28:39global trade, which is already under heavy pressure from re-rooted
00:28:42maritime traffic. officials warn this year is weather pattern could be the strongest
00:28:46scene in four decades. also the US has imposed new
00:28:50sanctions on Russia's VTB bank and accuses it of helping Iran
00:28:54to move billions of dollars of frozen assets. Washington says the
00:28:58lender also expanded its presence in Iran and built ties with
00:29:01sanctioned Iranian banks. VTB was already under US sanctions
00:29:05since 2022, limiting its access to the US financial
00:29:09system. And Japan has recorded more than 100
00:29:13thousands centenarians for the first time in its history with
00:29:17women making up nearly 90% them. Experts say healthy
00:29:20diets, low obesity rates and universal healthcare are among the
00:29:24reasons that people in Japan live so long. The government is now trying to
00:29:28extend healthy livespans by three years as the population continues.
00:29:32to
00:29:32age
00:29:41and we've reached the halfway point the news hour here on TRT World, always welcome,
00:29:44appreciate company, quick reminder if you just joined us of our top stories,
00:29:48three people, including two children have been killed in Saudi led
00:29:52coalition air strikes in Yemen's Thaies province, those strikes
00:29:56come a Saudi Arabia said it would respond firmly to hooth the attacks
00:30:00that injured 13 civilians in three Saudi
00:30:03cities. The UN says fighting in Yemen has forced a
00:30:07125,000 people from their homes just
00:30:10since the start of this month. And Iran's
00:30:14revolutionary guards says an oil tanker exploded and caught fire
00:30:18after it hit mines in prohibited areas the straight of
00:30:21horamu. The US military though says that the vessel was stricked by a
00:30:25drone while sitting in waters off the coast of a
00:30:28man.
00:30:32So. to Gaza now where overnight drone strikes and sniper
00:30:35fire have killed at least one person in Gaza City and the northern
00:30:39camps, officials reported a pre-dawn drone strike hit Gaza
00:30:43City leaving two wounded. On Monday separate series of
00:30:47strikes killed a senior Hamas military commander in the north of
00:30:51Gaza. Gaza's health ministry says Israeli attacks since the
00:30:54ceasefire came into effect in October 2025 and now killed more than
00:30:581,300
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