Türkiye: TRT World — Across The Balkans

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Across The Balkans takes you to a land of breathtaking beauty with a painful past to discover the issues and fault lines shaping Southeast Europe today.

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00:00:10You're watching TRT World, I'm Imran Garta,
00:00:12a reminder of our main headlines: the Iranian military says it has received
00:00:16information that the US has decided to resume attacks on the
00:00:19country. It's warned that any new strikes would trigger
00:00:23sustained retaliation against American bases and interests across the
00:00:27region. Tehran meanwhile says it has said Washington new set of
00:00:31conditions for restarting
00:00:33of negotiations that includes the release of frozen Iranian assets and ending
00:00:37the US naval blockade.
00:00:41Our positions are completely
00:00:43in clear, rational and non-negotiable. Our messages and
00:00:47conditions have been conveyed explicitly to the other side through
00:00:51intermediaries, and the enemy knows full well that
00:00:55the
00:00:55of path of deception and unilateral imposition is
00:00:58closed.
00:01:00of Yemen's ansarulah houtis continue to trade fire and
00:01:04accusations with Saudi
00:01:05of Arabia. The Iran-backed group claims the Saudis have launched 28
00:01:09strikes across the country in the past 24
00:01:12of hours. It comes after the Hutis said they had attacked the Saudi capital with missiles and
00:01:16drones on Saturday. Israeli war
00:01:20planes have bombed several locations in southern Lebanon. They
00:01:24targeted the towns of Bani Hayan and Alkantara in the Marjayun
00:01:27district
00:01:28of the southern part
00:01:29of of the country. nearly 9 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on
00:01:33Lebanon since 2023.
00:01:37At least five people were killed in Israeli strikes across
00:01:40of Gaza on Saturday. Israel struck a civilian vehicle in Gaza
00:01:44City killing one person. Fatalities were also reported following
00:01:48in strikes on Jabaliah and Musairat.
00:01:52Ukraine has launched more than a thousand drones at Russia in one of its largest
00:01:56attacks
00:01:56of the war, hitting the Moscow region on the final day. the country's
00:02:00parliamentary election. Russian officials say drones stugs at Moscow killing
00:02:04of at least
00:02:05of three people,
00:02:06of damaging an oil refinery and residential
00:02:10of buildings. German chancellor Fredrik Mert has suffered another major
00:02:14electoral setback, his CDU won just 4.9%
00:02:18in Mecklinburg Western Pomerania. It's worst state
00:02:22results since 1949 while the far
00:02:24me right AFD finished first. The CDU also came second in
00:02:28in Berlin behind the left. Murt called the results
00:02:31a disaster, but says his government will continue
00:02:36of with its reform agenda. The news continues here on TRT World, scoreline is
00:02:40next.
00:16:31It's time for debrief, your quick wrap-up of 30 year old's top
00:16:35stories from the week.
00:16:53of fierce fighting between yemens and sarthis and the saudi back
00:16:56government forces, that may have changed the equation because the hoothis
00:17:00now control the entire western coastline of Yemen, the drones
00:17:04targeting Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline forced. shut it down. It's
00:17:08a 1200 km pipeline it carries crude from the all producing
00:17:12east to the red seaport of Yanbu. The advance raises
00:17:16concerns about another major shipping route as vessels
00:17:19through the straight of homoz has slowed to seven to 10
00:17:23commercial ships per day. The stability of oil
00:17:27prices depends on the reversal of decision by Saudi Arabia to
00:17:30shut down the all important east-west oil
00:17:33pipeline. Those prices peeked three days ago and could...
00:17:37spiral further in the coming days, the world is suffering enough with the the
00:17:41closure the st straight of hermus, so we cannot also afford to
00:17:45add the bubblemind up into that equation, the
00:17:49whole world is going to suffer, hotis say they have launched a fresh
00:17:52wave of strikes on king Khalid airbase in Saudi
00:17:56Arabia's southern city of Kames Musaid, shortly
00:18:00after those strikes, the group accused Saudi Arabia of conducting
00:18:0354 strikes across the country a space 24.
00:18:07hours three people, including two children have been killed, the
00:18:11saudi led coalition air strikes in Yemen's Thai city, that's according to
00:18:15hoothy run media, two others have been injured in strikes
00:18:18elsewhere, meanwile Saudi Arabia says that it will respond firmly to hoothy
00:18:22attacks that injured 13 civilians in three Saudi cities on
00:18:26Monday, but Riyad will not be getting military help from the Trump
00:18:29team, which is rejecting the idea of US air strikes on the
00:18:33hooties, and instead offering intelligent support, the
00:18:36Trump team reportedly does not want to open up new front in the
00:18:40conflict and wants to concentrate on the war with Iran. uh, we've
00:18:44also
00:18:44been engaged in direct conversations with the hoothies themselves. The
00:18:48hootis reportedly assured the Americans that they're only
00:18:52targeting Saudi infrastructure, but not trying to restrict
00:18:55shipping in the Bob Almondab straight. In the latest wave of
00:18:59strikes, Saudi Arabia says a test down a Khuthi launch drone that was
00:19:03heading towards Islam's holy site, Mecca. Hutis have denied that place.
00:19:07"the United Nations says the latest round of fighting across the
00:19:11country has now displaced more than
00:19:13125,000 people since the beginning
00:19:17of this month alone. nowhere it seems feels far
00:19:21enough from the frontlines, more than 2,400
00:19:25people have crossed the sea to gibouti in recent days. for
00:19:29families like these, the road has taken them away from the
00:19:32frontlines, but not beyond the reach of this war. this place
00:19:36from..." because the war, a drone hit us
00:19:39and my wife died after being struck by a shut
00:19:43up here, she died, my three children were
00:19:47left, i fled with them to Aden as displaced, by
00:19:51god we do not possess even a single grain of
00:19:54floor, Iran will end right after the
00:19:57making before, but it land right after the Iran wants to make
00:20:01deal so bad, they're calling
00:20:05constant, military
00:20:06is running critically. thought on munitions after months of war with Iran.
00:20:10That's according to the Pentagon's inspector general, warning a report to
00:20:14Congress that US stock powers have been significantly depleted. From
00:20:18February the 28th this year, the US threw everything at
00:20:21Iran, pounding targets across the country, from
00:20:25the air and from the sea. But
00:20:29the early collapse the regime predicted by the Trump administration
00:20:33never materialized, so the campaign
00:20:35continued. It did so, the military burnt through
00:20:39supplies of missiles and interceptors. So between the 1st of
00:20:43April and the 30th of June, the US has spent
00:20:46$33.4 billion dollars, two-thirds of that. or around
00:20:5022 billion just on munitions alone. In bigger
00:20:53weaponry, the US has lost four F15
00:20:57jets, seven tanker jets and 30 reaper drones.
00:21:01This comes on the heels of another media report that says that the US
00:21:05has exhausted 80% of its missile
00:21:08interceptors. We have so much ammunition and munitions
00:21:12as they like to call it all over the world that we can always take from if we
00:21:15want, and this is a relatively little
00:21:19warfare. This is not a big war, but the defense secretary Pete
00:21:23Heggsed recently appealed to Congress for billions of dollars of
00:21:27extra funding for the war. U.S. House of Representatives has passed
00:21:31its third attempt a war powers resolution to curb President Trump's
00:21:35ability to continue with the Iran military campaign, though it's
00:21:38unlikely to advance through the Republican held Senate. The United
00:21:42States may have committed war crimes an attack carried out
00:21:46a school and sports stadium in the first few days. of its
00:21:50war on Iran. The United Nations Backed Human Rights Council
00:21:54had a harsh assessment the US air strike on the primary
00:21:58school in Minav, which killed more than 150
00:22:01people, most them children. Indiscriminate, the report
00:22:05called it, and that the US failed to take the necessary steps to
00:22:08verify the target. The findings of
00:22:11it are striking, to
00:22:15say the least, from our end, I think it
00:22:19underscored. is the fact that there needs to be accountability. here's the
00:22:23news and brief where we bring you even more top
00:22:26stories.
00:22:31starting in Gaza, where life after a ceasefire, that's
00:22:35merely on paper keeps getting worse. early morning on
00:22:38Wednesday, at least 21 people, including 12 children, were
00:22:42killed when a damaged building from Israeli bombardment
00:22:45collapsed. it was housing displaced Palestinians when it came
00:22:49down. rescue workers were searching through the debris to
00:22:53try to dig out those
00:22:54trapped. my
00:22:57grandfather, grandmother and my aunts were killed. my
00:23:01other aunt and my cousins were also injured. the building collapsed
00:23:05on us while we were sleeping and they pulled us out from beneath the
00:23:09rabel. search and risk operations are being carried out with extremely
00:23:13limited resources due to the Israeli band and have equipment. Israel's
00:23:17war on Gaza has left 90% of infrastructure
00:23:20there in ruins, the UN says hundreds of damaged buildings
00:23:24currently sheltering displaced families are at risk of
00:23:28collapse. another thing at risk of collapsing, humanity
00:23:32itself, or so say some creators behind
00:23:35AI. artificial intelligence researchers believe what
00:23:39their building is raising the prospect of human
00:23:42extinction if it continues to develop at the current
00:23:45pace. anthropic CEO Dario Amadi has a
00:23:49three.
00:23:50to work together to set standards
00:23:54The companies need about safety standards for release,
00:23:57perhaps something about the pace
00:23:59of release, but in order to do
00:24:01that,
00:24:06there there needs to be involvement the government. Industry figures
00:24:10say they're backing Amady, but US President Donald Trump, with the
00:24:14midterms just few months away, isn't buying the idea of
00:24:18slowing down. We're leading China. and AI, we're most sophisticated
00:24:22country in the world, and frankly I want to keep it that way, because whoever
00:24:26wins AI wins. Staying in the US, a well-awaited
00:24:30announcement on Wednesday has become a national discussion.
00:24:33The Federal Reserve has raised the interest rate for the first
00:24:37time since 2023. It comes amid high inflation and
00:24:41oil price hikes due to further disruptions in the Gulf.
00:24:45From credit cards and mortgages to business loans, everything is
00:24:49bound to get... priceer in the US. It's a big deal, it's a big
00:24:53deal, deciding to buy gas or food. This is an uncomfortable
00:24:57reality for Kevin Warsh, the fed chair personally chosen by Donald
00:25:01Trump to lower interest rates. They're raising the rates to make
00:25:04Trump do his bad as they can possibly do. The big question now
00:25:08for Americans is whether this is a one-off increase
00:25:12or the beginning of further rate hikes and now let's
00:25:16talk about the controversy that's left the world questioning whether.
00:25:20Political activism has any place in today's entertainment
00:25:23industry. On Monday, American Rapper McLamore
00:25:27was removed from English singer at Sheuren's loop tour, his
00:25:31crime. I wanted to stand up here
00:25:35on stages and stadiums across America
00:25:39and say two words that are very near and
00:25:42dear to my heart, free
00:25:45Palestine. After McLamore's forced exit.
00:25:50The tour faced a mass walkout. All four of
00:25:53Fetsuran's supporting acts pulled out in solidarity with
00:25:57McLamore, including the brother of American pop singer
00:26:00Billy Ilish. and shortly before
00:26:04the walkout, Ed Sherin issued a long post on
00:26:08Instagram before his other support acts withdrew. I
00:26:12was involved in the direct talks with promoters along with activists on both
00:26:16sides to try and find a mutual resolution for all, and
00:26:19blamed the venues naming billionaire Robert Craft,
00:26:23Beoga, the Irish Folk band, who also pulled out from the tour
00:26:27had this to say about Craft, research how much Robert
00:26:30Craft fights the beat. adds movement on
00:26:34Wednesday, Maclemore announced he will donate $1
00:26:38million from his tour earnings to six Palestinian aid
00:26:41groups. He then challenged Robert Craft to match it. Craft
00:26:45responded by pledging 2 million for humanitarian aid in
00:26:49the region, but despite it all, the controversy has
00:26:53raised questions about who ultimately controls the message a
00:26:57concert stage, the artist, the promoter or the
00:27:01venue.
00:27:02and this week we're featuring a piece by 30 year olds mhammed al
00:27:06kassum telling
00:27:10new documentary NASA stund audiences at the Venice
00:27:14film festival a 25 minutes standing
00:27:17ovation for a film made in secret by two oscar
00:27:21winning Israeli journalists NASA features 24
00:27:25Israeli military insiders, intelligence officers and
00:27:29soldiers describing what they say is a system. dramatic
00:27:33AI powered killing of civilians in Gaza. The
00:27:36filmmakers say they felt compelled to document these
00:27:40testimonies because the world wasn't listening. The facts are
00:27:44very clear, I mean you can
00:27:50in they could late
00:27:50Starting 2023, they should have been clear to the people listening to Israeli leaders. saying things like there
00:27:53are no innocent civilians in Gaza, these are human animals,
00:27:55using language that the UN has described as genocidal
00:27:58language. Shot on Tel Aviv rooftops over through.
00:28:02years, identities digitally altered, voices
00:28:06changed. The title NASA comes from an Israeli military
00:28:10acronym, shorthand for civilian casualties,
00:28:13men, women, and children. The Israeli
00:28:17military denies the film's allegations, saying AI only
00:28:21assists in identifying targets and that humans make the final
00:28:25decision, but the political backlash has been fierce. Israel's
00:28:29culture minister called the film vile former Prime
00:28:32Minister Naftali Bennet labeled it bloodliable. There have
00:28:36been threats to revoke the citizenship the directors. Now,
00:28:40more than a thousand Israeli filmmakers have signed the petition
00:28:44defending the filmmakers, saying they face a dangerous campaign of
00:28:48incitement. Yuval Abraham fears returning home. He
00:28:52says the testimonies reveal a war far beyond the
00:28:55official narrative. NASA isn't just exposing what happened
00:28:59in Gaza, it's exposing what many is... Israelis say
00:29:03is happening at home, a shrinking space to speak,
00:29:07growing fear of punishment for criticism and the
00:29:10government that some believe is tightening control
00:29:14over what can be said and who is allowed to say it, for
00:29:18many, the back clash to this film isn't just
00:29:21anger, it's a
00:29:22warning.
00:29:32Strat breaks down Turkia's place in the
00:29:35world, triggering power shift that is
00:29:39transforming volatile
00:29:40region.
00:29:45Stray talk, understanding the challenges facing Turkia
00:29:49and how it's adapting to a changing
00:29:51world.
00:29:56Straight talk on
00:29:58TRT World.
00:30:10Iran's army warns of an imminent US attack in the coming
00:30:14days, the central military command says it will
00:30:16retaliate. Hello and welcome to TRT World Live from
00:30:20Istanbul, I'm imran gharta, also ahead on the program. As
00:30:24Israeli attacks on Gaza continue, a group of university students reach
00:30:28milestone that seemed impossible, graduating after.
00:30:32three years of war and destruction. The United
00:30:36Russia party is on course to win the country's parliamentary elections as
00:30:40Ukraine launches a massive attack across the
00:30:43country. And German chancellor Fredrik
00:30:46Mertz CDU fails to win a state parliament
00:30:50election, the worst defeat in 77
00:30:53years.
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