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00:00:15The Heuties claim hundreds of government forces have
00:00:17of been of killed or
00:00:18of wounded as fighting continues in Yemen.
00:00:22Meanwhile the leaders of Saudi Arabia and Egypt hold
00:00:24of crisis talks in Cairo to
00:00:26of address the widening conflict. Washington says it's no plans to step into boot.
00:00:39after another attack on shipping in the straight of Homouz. The United States has
00:00:43blamed Iran. Teran says the ship hit mines
00:00:46of and the top American law echoes president Trump's hopes
00:00:50claims
00:00:51in about the dangers of AI and the risks of falling behind
00:00:55of China.
00:01:06in of of
00:01:15fighting continues to escalate between the anterulahuthis and saudi-back
00:01:19forces in Yemen, with
00:01:20of both sides carrying out fresh attacks. The Houthies say military
00:01:24operations will continue until Saudi Arabia ends its blockade on
00:01:27of the country, while the
00:01:28of kingdom has vowed to... firmly
00:01:30a respond to further attacks, it's led to a sharp rise in global oil
00:01:34prices and warnings of
00:01:35of humanitarian crisis with the UN reporting at least
00:01:38125,000 of people have been displaced. TRT
00:01:48Ansarala Houti attacks in
00:01:50of Saudi-backed forces in al-Jawf in northern
00:01:54Yemen. The group is continuing to target Saudi
00:01:58of infrastructure, predominantly. and military using dozens of
00:02:02ballistic missiles and drones, while on the
00:02:05ground, this
00:02:07of it is the most significant escalation in Yemen in
00:02:11of years, and Saudi backed forces are responding
00:02:14of with dozens of
00:02:16of airstrikes against toothy targets, seasing much
00:02:20of of the red sea coast and babal mandab
00:02:22of straight in last week appears to have given the hoothis
00:02:25confidence. The goal of our
00:02:29military operation.
00:02:40of
00:03:00of not also afford to add the bubble mind up
00:03:04into that equation, the whole world is going to
00:03:06of suffer and it's going to be
00:03:09of catastrophic for the entire world. the conflict meanwhile is forcing
00:03:12waves of people
00:03:13of from their homes, either to southern yemeny cities liken or to
00:03:17neighboring
00:03:19in jibouti. of of
00:03:21a we arrived today, this place from mocca because
00:03:24of the war, a drone hit us and my wife died after being
00:03:28struck by a shrap now. she died, my three
00:03:32children were left, i fled with them
00:03:34a to Aiden as
00:03:36of displaced, by god, we do not possess even a single grain of
00:03:40flour, the United Nations is warning
00:03:44humanitarian supplies and funding is running critically
00:03:48low, at least 18 thousand households or 125,00
00:03:51people have been displaced since
00:03:53of the start
00:03:54of the month, the toll on civilians is increasing, between september 1st
00:03:58and today our colleagues
00:03:59of the UN human rights office have verified 40 civilian
00:04:02casualties, eight people killed and 32 others injured.
00:04:06in jibiti aid groups say they are doing what they can.
00:04:10there may be a time if they continue to come where they
00:04:13may
00:04:14of overm the capacity
00:04:15of the country to to house and accommodate all
00:04:18of them. the return to fighting, prompting fears,
00:04:22yemen is heading back
00:04:36of now we are witnessing that the the
00:04:38a violence and the conflict in Yemen is is is moving
00:04:42rapidly and also having a great impact on the civilians, we are talking
00:04:45about
00:04:46the the Hotis, they have mentioned during the latest press that the
00:04:50Saudi fighter juds have waged nearly
00:04:5354 air
00:04:54of rates just in the within the 24 hour last 24
00:04:58hours, they accused Saudi Arabia. of attacking and targeting what the
00:05:01said civilian infrastructure and also uh
00:05:05civilian areas, they also mentioned that
00:05:08of the uh the the latest attacks also in the morning they have talked.
00:05:12about targeting saada and also tas they also accused Saudi Arabia of targeting
00:05:16areas near their civilian uh civil civilian areas
00:05:20and the the claim that also at least three people have been
00:05:23inj killed and other other four others have been
00:05:27inj injured so far the the the
00:05:30the the continuation the war continue to have great impact on the in the
00:05:33people also the the there are also what they had with
00:05:37the prime minister the internationally recognized government he said that the the
00:05:41situation has become out their hand that the the they couldn't
00:05:44deal with this with the
00:05:47with the with the ansar allah's development and escalations
00:05:51by themselves and it has become not only an internal
00:05:54issue and it become showing that it has become
00:05:58an international affair he said that the the
00:06:02hudis are backed by Iran according to his words and that they are threatening what he
00:06:06said the interests the international community so far the
00:06:10situation also as I mentioned that the uh the houthies say that the
00:06:14the with the latest distribution their
00:06:16these the attacks against what they said
00:06:19that the the international international recognized government's
00:06:23forces trying to advance towards positions that belong to
00:06:27the houtis and the in the jove that they have showed that they
00:06:31have killed and injured hundreds the internationally recognized government's
00:06:35forces. now is
00:06:38fellow at the middle east council on global affairs, he says ensuring the... free
00:06:42passage of shipping through the critical waterways such as the
00:06:46balbel and homo straight is a collective international
00:06:49responsibility. before the war
00:06:52around like fifth the world's oil passed through
00:06:56hermos, Saudi Arabia had the for side to invest in
00:07:00in in the rid sea route and that route played
00:07:04a major role in keeping oil like flowing to
00:07:08the world during this crisis. now it's
00:07:12being..." targeted as well, it's also important to
00:07:15remember that some gulf states, for example like Qatar,
00:07:19Kuwait and Bahrain have no root to avoids
00:07:23hermus, the only way was to through
00:07:25Hurmus, and this is not only about energy,
00:07:29like the Gulf imports like a large share of its food
00:07:33and goods by sea, so when shipping
00:07:36becomes risky, it affects daily life, this is
00:07:40why protecting these waterways. is is a shared international
00:07:44responsibility not only like not only a golf
00:07:48one like as I said it's it's like more than
00:07:5220% the oil and gas trade is
00:07:55is is exported through hormones so we are
00:07:58like the impact is gna reach everywhere in the world the
00:08:02hooties launched like attacks recently to on
00:08:06saudies I think they are looking for like leverage more than
00:08:09territory by moving along uh the coast
00:08:13and taking mokha and perem island, they have
00:08:17placed themselves at one the most important
00:08:21shipping routes in the world, publicly they say have they have
00:08:25no further like territorial ambitions and that peace
00:08:29is their choice, but what i'm witnessing their
00:08:33actions till different
00:08:34story? reports have emerged that
00:08:38oil loadings have been suspended at Saudi Arabia's red sea port of
00:08:41yanbu. Prices have risen this week after Saudi
00:08:45Aramco, the world's biggest crude oil exporter, closed its east
00:08:49to west pipeline due to attack by the hoothies. Despite
00:08:52assurances from the US energy secretary that the pipeline should be
00:08:56open within days, American deal prices have had an
00:09:00all-time record high. These
00:09:03reports come, a Saudi Arabia's crime prince held talks with the Egyptian president in
00:09:07Cairo, Muhammad bin Salman and Abdel Fatih have
00:09:11called for freedom. navigation through the hormos and Babalmandib
00:09:15straits, however the United States, a long timeime ally of Saudi
00:09:19Arabia, says it has no plans to take action against the hoothies despite
00:09:23rising oil prices and growing concern over an expanding
00:09:26conflict. I don't think it's quite that
00:09:30bad, what we do have is a for sure skirmish
00:09:34between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, but
00:09:36it is not really gone across the region, and it's
00:09:40largely because the hoodies and the... bodies are not getting along right
00:09:44now, but it hasn't uh spilled over to the
00:09:48rest the gulf, and that's the good news. right now the U.S. and the
00:09:51hoodies still have a ceasefire, it's been in place now for year and a half,
00:09:55that's a good
00:10:06typical really of this administration where traditional
00:10:09allies are often jettisoned or... mind and
00:10:13then new friends seem to come along who are
00:10:17completely unexpected and it is quite extraordinary when you
00:10:21consider that as we just heard year and a half ago the...
00:10:25"americans were bombing the hooties, and the hootes are
00:10:28designated terror organization as far as the US is
00:10:32concerned, but here we are a situation
00:10:36where they're talking about cease fars, they're talking about
00:10:39negotiations, direct contacts with those
00:10:42hooties uh, because of course the US does not want to open up
00:10:46second military front in the region, given all
00:10:50the problems it's having with the Iran conflict, which it thought it
00:10:54would be..." over and done with by now uh the
00:10:58US simply and well militarily it's got the strength but that even the
00:11:02military would be stretched uh but the economic consequences
00:11:06the political consequences here in the United States would be
00:11:09unpalatable uh so the
00:11:13hootis are in favor a
00:11:16sense and the Saudis are suffering the
00:11:20consequences the traditional ally uh they asked
00:11:24Donald Trump twice at the weekend, apparently the crown prince asked
00:11:28Donald Trump to for attack US attacks on the hoodie
00:11:32positions, and on both occasions Donald Trump
00:11:35refused. Oman says two
00:11:39sailors are missing and 23 others have been rescued following attack on an oil
00:11:43tanker in the straight off moves. The Panama flag Alga
00:11:47was being towed towards an Amani port after fire broke
00:11:51out in its engine room. Iran claims the vessel struck naval mine while
00:11:55passing through restricted route, the US says it was hit by an Iranian
00:11:59missile last month and again by a drone over the
00:12:09um discrepancy between the Iranian narrative and the American
00:12:13narrative. Well, the United States has time and again
00:12:17said Trump himself has said several times that the straight of Harmus has
00:12:21been cleared of minds, but Iran says that that is...
00:12:25not the case and mines still exist in the straight of armous and
00:12:29Tehran says that this vessel elgaiya has hit
00:12:32a naval mind in the southern
00:12:36corridor the straight of hormos. this southern corridor is not
00:12:39approved of byran. Tehran says any ship that takes
00:12:43that southern corridor, alternative corridor
00:12:47designated by the United States and Oman,
00:12:51it's its safety is not guaranteed. so...
00:12:55that it hit a naval mine, the United States says that
00:12:58the vessel was hit by a
00:13:01drone, but we know that,
00:13:04as you said in the introduction, two crew members are
00:13:07still missing, and Iran says that the straight
00:13:11of hormos remains closed and no ship is allowed to
00:13:15pass through the through this strategic waterway, again
00:13:19there is discrepancy between the Iranian narrative and the American
00:13:23narrative about the status. four the straight of far moves with Iranians
00:13:27insisting that the straight is indeed closed, but the
00:13:30United States says that the straight is not closed and many
00:13:34vessels are transiting through the
00:13:38straight of
00:13:39Hormus.
00:13:47At least six people have been killed in the latest Israeli attacks in Gaza.
00:13:51Health officials say four people including a child were killed in separate attacks in
00:13:55Gaza City with another by sniper fire in
00:13:58Jabalia. sixth person was killed later on
00:14:02Tuesday. The UN Human rights office has said the recovery of
00:14:05hundreds of bodies from the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes
00:14:09is raising fresh concern about the possible war crimes taking
00:14:13place. Ashraf Shanan is in Gaza City. He says a
00:14:1615-year-old boy and a civil defense officer were amongst those killed
00:14:20earlier. Two rockets were fired and as
00:14:24people.
00:14:25try tried to help another rocket was even captured on
00:14:29camera as it killed the young boy and the
00:14:32civil defense uh officer uh
00:14:36earlier attacks also uh killed uh more people here in in
00:14:40Gaza city while in in b in jabalya and northern
00:14:44Gaza early man 69 year old man was shot
00:14:48by Israeli snipers there are already more than 73 people have been
00:14:52confirmed dead by the ministry of health as well as
00:14:55international agencies working
00:14:59in Gaza, among them some 21 thousand children, while
00:15:03thousands of bodies are still under the rubble despite the repeated
00:15:06attempts by civil defense and even families in
00:15:10Gaza, they've managed to recover several hundred
00:15:14bodies, now the UN
00:15:18has raised concern regarding what could have
00:15:22could have amount to war crimes or crimes against human.
00:15:26and let's listen to what the UN spokes person had to say,
00:15:30the remains recovered so far may only be the tip
00:15:33the iceberg, much of gaza has been flattened. by
00:15:37Israeli bombing or demolition and clearing by heavy
00:15:41machinery and explosives. it is
00:15:45critical that evidence of violations including destroyed
00:15:48sites be preserved given ongoing legal
00:15:52proceedings regarding the conduct of hostilities in Gaza.
00:15:56what's making things extremely difficult for several defense
00:15:59teams is the fact that Israel destroyed most the heavy equipment in
00:16:03Gaza
00:16:04and and is not hasn't allowed new equipment.
00:16:09More than 150 illegal Israeli settlers have stormed the alaxa
00:16:13compound in occupied east Jerusalem. The Jerusalem
00:16:16governor said they entered through the bab al
00:16:20magariba or Moroccan gate under the protection of Israely
00:16:23forces. They were then said to have performed ritual prayers in the mosk
00:16:27courtyard. Illegal settler groups have called on their supporters
00:16:31to step up incursions into the Muslim Holy site during the Jewish New
00:16:35Year holiday. A critic say it's of an ongoing attempt to
00:16:38alter the historic and legal status the mosk
00:16:42compound. Israel is
00:16:46mounted assault on villages and farming communities in southern Syria. Israeli
00:16:50forces advanced into the Tal-Ahmar region of
00:16:53Kitra province with tanks and bulldozers.
00:17:03in southern Syria in al-Quniter province on one the most
00:17:06significant hills in the region, it's called Tal Ahmar
00:17:10hill, and that area over there is the Israeli
00:17:13occupied Syrian golden heights, now residents have been able to
00:17:17detect multiple raids and incursions carried out by the Israeli
00:17:20army in the past couple of days targeting this hill
00:17:24uh specifically,
00:17:25as you can see over there uh there are tracks the
00:17:28Israeli army tanks uh which positioned
00:17:32on this hill specifically over 30 military vehicles the Israeli
00:17:36army escort. with two buldozers and three tanks have
00:17:40raided these areas in what residence described as
00:17:44a potential, yet another military outpost in southern Syria.
00:17:48Israel has established over nine military outposts after the fall
00:17:52the Assad regime. six them are actually inside the UN
00:17:55monitored buffer zone and three them are inside Syrian territories a
00:17:59clear violation, not only to the international law,
00:18:03but also to the 1974 disengagement agreement between Syria,
00:18:07and Israel, the top
00:18:11law maker in the US has dismissed numerous warnings about the threat posed by
00:18:15AI. echoing president Trump's claim that it's a hoax and the real
00:18:19concern is allowing China to dominate the industry. However, Congress
00:18:23is under growing pressure to act after insiders from Open
00:18:26AI and Anthropic warned of an existential threat to humanity and
00:18:30called for monetary regulation, but the house speaker Mike Johnson says
00:18:34that's not the case. "they can
00:18:38self-police, they can self-regulate, they don't need the government to tell them to slow it
00:18:42down, if they want to slow it down they should, but we cannot exactly, we cannot
00:18:45have moratorium on the development of AI, okay, because
00:18:49then we will lose our edge to China, and that has serious national security
00:18:53implications for every American family.
00:18:57however, a rare left-right alignment, progressive senator
00:19:00Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon, a one-time ally of
00:19:04President Trump, have both called for limits on. AI, the two
00:19:08appeared sharing a platform at the so-called pro-human
00:19:12event in Washington and worn the potentially catastrophic
00:19:15consequences AI poses to humanity.
00:19:19And let us be very clear,
00:19:22a super intelligent AI that escapes human
00:19:25control will not simply be an American
00:19:29problem. It will not be a Chinese
00:19:33problem, it will be humanity's
00:19:36problem. "and that is why I hope very
00:19:40much that at their AI summit next
00:19:44week, President Trump will negotiate a comprehensive
00:19:48treaty with President Chi to establish
00:19:51pause on advanced AI development and a
00:19:55ban on super intelligence. So why are we
00:19:58letting the Chinese communist party drive us, oh we have to do this or China
00:20:02win, we have to do this or China win, we have to do this or China's going to
00:20:06win." "we should
00:20:08quarantine now every
00:20:12aspect the ecosystem of
00:20:16artificial intelligence away from the Chinese communist party
00:20:19today. We should cut them off of
00:20:22all. Russia and Ukraine
00:20:26have continued to attack each other's energy infrastructure, despite President Trump
00:20:30claiming on Monday that the two sides had agreed to hold the
00:20:33strikes. Both countries have indicated they may be open to a truice.
00:20:37Although Moscow says it won't stop fighting during any potential peace
00:20:41talks and has used the proposal to call for sanctions
00:20:51"the ceiling survived the drone strike, so did the candy and the
00:20:54lighters, but as workers cleared up at this gas station in
00:20:58Kieve, questions about the damage from this latest Russian
00:21:02attack reached far beyond the road outside the Ukrainian
00:21:05capital, to one the most fundamental questions of this
00:21:09war: can Russia and Ukraine find any sort
00:21:13of agreement for a ceasefire, even if just for a
00:21:16while. Russian attacks hit two petrol stations..." day
00:21:20after the US president said Kiev and Moscow had
00:21:24agreed not to target each other's energy assets, an
00:21:28agreement still looks short of taking effect though, Ukraine however
00:21:32on Tuesday said it was ready to try and find
00:21:35one.
00:21:44There are several other proposals from our closest partners our international partners to
00:21:48work on this track so that through our... joint efforts we can achieve this
00:21:51energy fire. In Moscow, the message was more
00:21:55hazy, the Kremlin said it welcomed the idea of a truice,
00:21:59but defended its right to protect exports, infrastructure, and
00:22:03objections to sanctions. Blame for energy prices and
00:22:07ongoing violence was also laid
00:22:09elsewhere. We have
00:22:13stated repeatedly that following the collapse the
00:22:17Istanbul agreements due to western. interference, we will
00:22:21not halt the special military operation for the duration of
00:22:25negotiations. Moscow has renewed its calls for
00:22:29sanctions to be removed, Europe is likely to ignore them. A
00:22:32NATO fighter jack shot down a drone in Lithuania shortly after Midnight on
00:22:36Tuesday. There have been a growing number of incidents involving military
00:22:40drones straying into the air space of Russia's neighbors in
00:22:442026. That has stoked fears. The war is
00:22:48spilling over from Ukraine. into NATO's
00:22:50borders, yet Washington is
00:22:54listening to similar calls ease sanctions from key Russian ally
00:22:58Belarus. U.S. presidential envoy John Cole meeting
00:23:02Belarussian president Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday in
00:23:05Minsk for their first talks in six months. The Trump
00:23:09administration is pushing for the release of more political prisoners
00:23:13and seemingly willing to trade economic pressure for
00:23:16them. Russia and Ukraine. say
00:23:20they are willing to engage with the latest American attempt a
00:23:23ceasefire, it is not clear whether either side will
00:23:27be willing
00:23:34foreign minister Hakan Fedan says the country is stepping up efforts to prevent
00:23:38the Russia-Ukraine war from spreading to the Black Sea. Finance says
00:23:42anchor is intensifying diplomatic efforts to help pave the way for
00:23:46peace. Rusya-Ukrayna savaşını ve.
00:23:50While the Russia Ukraine war continues unhabited, civilian
00:23:53casualties and destruction are increasing with each passing
00:23:57day. Since the beginning the crisis, we have made
00:24:00significant efforts to keep the black sea out the
00:24:04conflict. Thanks to our strict implementation the Montro
00:24:08Convention and our efforts to facilitate the Black Sea Grain
00:24:11initiative. We were able to achieve these objectives
00:24:15successfully until recently. However, the increasing
00:24:18attacks on civilian. vessels in the black sea in recent
00:24:22months have been seriously undermining the safety of
00:24:25life, property, navigation and the environment in the
00:24:29region. Unfortunately, Turkish and Azerbaijani sea
00:24:32fairs have also lost their lives in these
00:24:36attacks. It is not acceptable for the war to
00:24:39spread into the black sea and threaten the lives of our
00:24:43citizens and the operation of our companies. We have
00:24:47intensified our efforts to reach an agreement and "We are
00:24:50taking the necessary steps to bring these efforts to a
00:24:54conclusion. As Turkey, we will continue to make
00:24:58every effort to achieve
00:24:59peace. Somalis have held
00:25:03rallies in various parts the country to express their support for Turkey's
00:25:07continued commitment to the country. Turkish flags filled the stands
00:25:11in Baidoa as Somalis gather to thank Ancora for its
00:25:14longstanding backing. In 2024, the two countries signed a
00:25:1810-year defense and..." economic
00:25:27Turkey have developed close and wide ranging partnership
00:25:31with cooperation extending from healthcare and education
00:25:34to security, infrastructure and humanitarian assistance.
00:25:38Over the past years, Turkey has significantly expanded its engagement
00:25:42in Somalia, becoming one the country's key development and
00:25:46strategic partners in healthcare. Turkey supported.
00:25:50Institutions in Mudishu have provided medical treatment
00:25:54and special services to thousands of Somalis, including patients
00:25:58receiving essential care for chronic conditions such as
00:26:01kidney failure. Turkey has also invested heavily in
00:26:05education and training, of foreign scholarships
00:26:08and supporting programs that provide Somali students and
00:26:11professionals with opportunities to study and develop new
00:26:15skills. Security is another major pillar the
00:26:18relationship. Turkey has supported the training and development
00:26:22of Somali's security forces as the country works to strengthen its national
00:26:26institutions and take greater responsibility for its
00:26:29security. The partnership also. covers
00:26:33infrastructure, humanitarian assistance and economic development
00:26:36with Turkish Institutions and companies involved in
00:26:40projects aimed at supporting Somalia's long-term
00:26:42growth. The cooperation has also
00:26:46attracted public support in different parts the
00:26:49country. In bidor, residents gathered current Somali and
00:26:53Turkish flags expressing their appreciation for the relationship
00:26:57and Turkia's assistance to
00:26:59Somalia. I started. philippines,
00:27:03the first ever democratic election in the Bangzamoro autonomous
00:27:06region in Muslim Mindano has resulted a hung
00:27:09parliament, the landmark vote follows a decades long bloody
00:27:13civil war for autonomy.
00:27:19Well, after weeks of political campaigning and decades of fighting
00:27:23here to establish the balm region and its first
00:27:26directly democratically elected government. It's going to be a
00:27:30hung parliament. And that really. brings up few new
00:27:34questions, one of which is how are the political relationships between the
00:27:37leaders the two main parties, one them, the UBJP, one
00:27:41them the BFP going to play out in the
00:27:45coming weeks. Let's not forget that these two parties themselves
00:27:48emerged from a high-level split in
00:27:52the rebel group that was fighting for the establishment of this
00:27:56autonomous region, some bad blood then potentially between those
00:27:59senior political figures, can they figure out... a way to move
00:28:03from the fighting towards political negotiation, can they figure out a way to
00:28:07hash out deal? or is one the smaller
00:28:10parties, perhaps the Grand Bank Samoro coalition going to
00:28:14become a kingmaker, they're the party that came in third place in
00:28:18these elections, are they going to be the important political figures
00:28:22that help tip the balance and help swing one these parties
00:28:26over that all important 41 seat threshold that will be required
00:28:30to govern here. another question - of course is can the
00:28:33peace last? it has been remarkable, the level
00:28:37of peace that we've seen across the region, there have of course been explosions that were
00:28:41shootings especially here in kotabato city, but
00:28:45broadly comelect, the election officials from Manila
00:28:49were pretty happy it seems with the way in which the elections
00:28:53have gone, despite some allegations of fraudulent
00:28:56voting, some allegations of election interference and of course spats
00:29:00of violence, they are pretty happy with things are, especially when when
00:29:04compared to the large scale violence that we've seen in decades gone
00:29:07by. The question then, can the peace last, can these
00:29:10political agents, can these politicians find a way
00:29:14on the negotiating table to make things work, to come
00:29:17together and to work for the sake the Bangzamora people. That's what
00:29:21they've been saying that their aim is
00:29:23after all. Thousands of
00:29:27Romanian sheep farmers have taken to
00:29:28the streets of Bucharest to protest against an export ban.
00:29:32on livestock imposed by the European
00:29:47farmers in Romania have clashed with police. Security
00:29:51forces aimed tear gas squarely at the
00:29:53protesters. It marked one the largest agricultural
00:29:57protests in Romania this
00:29:59year. and
00:30:02farmers brought traffic in Bucharest to a standstill. The
00:30:06anger is over an unresolved crisis in the country's
00:30:09livestock sector over restrictions on animal
00:30:13exports. Politicians should no longer be allowed
00:30:16to pass. We want to block the traffic to make them come and talk to
00:30:20us. In just two years, Romania has gone from
00:30:24being the European Union's largest exporter of live
00:30:27sheep, to facing a complete ban on exports to both
00:30:31EU members. states and non EU markets. It comes
00:30:35after virus had been circulated undetected in
00:30:39Romania's livestock, and sufficient guarantees for disease
00:30:43control were not provided. That's when the culling
00:30:46began. Number one, stop killing
00:30:50animals. They apply tests on six or seven sheep and then they...