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00:00:01of
00:00:10of of
00:00:16the stakes get higher over the US joining Saudi Arabia's war
00:00:20against Yemen based hooties Riad suffers another deadly attack on the
00:00:24King Khalid international
00:00:35over more space and continuing
00:00:37their attacks on Palestinians. Israel continues
00:00:40its genocidal steps
00:00:42in across Gaza. The war in Ukraine takes
00:00:46an unexpected ceasefire turn with both sides said to be
00:00:50ceasing all attacks on energy
00:00:52infrastructure. And Pakistan
00:00:56imposes a state of emergency across its northern province.
00:01:00where Imran Khan's party was in
00:01:03power,
00:01:15of
00:01:19but we're going to begin this hour in Saudi Arabia where
00:01:23authorities say one person has been killed and 11 others
00:01:27injured after a projectile struck
00:01:29of Riad's main airport on Sunday causing a fire in one of its
00:01:33passenger terminals. Well, this latest attack comes a day
00:01:37of after a missile struck the same airport, killing 13
00:01:40people and injuring more than
00:01:43of 300. The ansarulahutis have claimed
00:01:46responsibilities for Saturday
00:01:49of strike. The group has also repeated its warning to airlines and travelers
00:01:52not to use Saudi
00:02:02Saudi Arabia
00:02:03of has been hit
00:02:04of hard, deep inside its territory, there was panic
00:02:07inside the domestic terminals of king Khalid international
00:02:10airport in Riyad after it was struck by a
00:02:14missile on Saturday afternoon, the Saudi led military
00:02:18coalition describes what happened as a war crime,
00:02:22vowing, decisive response. A
00:02:25projectile also landed near King Fahad International
00:02:28Airport in. in Damasmam, the saudis blame the
00:02:32ansar allah huties from neighboring yeman for the
00:02:36of attacks. the UN secretary general also pointed the finger at
00:02:40the group.
00:02:42a Antonio gutieresh demanded that the attack
00:02:45of stop immediately. The Iran-backed group
00:02:49said it carried out separate strikes on Riyadh's main airport
00:02:53on Thursday, killing three people and damaging an
00:02:56of aircraft, but they haven't claimed responsibility for.
00:03:00Saturday's strike, hours before, the
00:03:03Huties had said they were prepared to take reciprocal
00:03:07steps with Saudi Arabia, to keep airports, seaports
00:03:11and other civilian facilities used
00:03:13of for humanitarian purposes out
00:03:16of the expanding confrontation. The question now
00:03:20is whether or not the US will respond to Saudi calls to join
00:03:24in. I think it's terrible.
00:03:28Well, you're going to find out, see, but "I think it's
00:03:30terrible, are the Saudis able to defend
00:03:34themselves, well they're able to defend, look, the Saudis are good
00:03:37fighters, but I think the
00:03:39of attack was terrible thing. The Houthies have already put
00:03:43pressure on Saudi Arabia through their control
00:03:46of the Babel Mandab straight, through which much of
00:03:50Saudi Arabia's oil exports are
00:03:52shipped, but in the past week, the Yemani
00:03:56government forces backed by Saudi Arabia. have
00:04:00made some progress in pushing back the Hi
00:04:03advance, they claimed on Saturday to have killed more
00:04:07than 1,400
00:04:10a Huti fighters in 24 hours. The next
00:04:13move could determine not only the state of this
00:04:17conflict, but whether the region again
00:04:20becomes engaffed in
00:04:22war.
00:04:26Well, the Turkish foreign ministry has strongly condemned. Saturday's
00:04:30attack by the Houties on
00:04:31of the King Khalid International Airport in Riyad in a
00:04:35statement, this is what the ministry said, these
00:04:38attacks, which deliberately target civilian infrastructure and
00:04:42innocent civilians
00:04:43of constitute
00:04:44a clear violation of international law and the principles
00:04:48of international humanitarian law. We emphasize
00:04:52that such actions which pose a threat to regional security and
00:04:55stability and undermine the international community's collective effort.
00:05:00to establish peace must cease
00:05:02immediately.
00:05:04of As tokia, we reaffirm our support for Saudi
00:05:08Arabia's sovereignty and territorial
00:05:11integrity. Well Turkia, Pakistan,
00:05:14Egypt and Saudi Arabia have also issued a joint statement on
00:05:18Sunday condemning the ongoing attacks on Saudi soil, the four
00:05:22nations expressing their full support for all legitimate
00:05:26measures by Riad to counter these attacks and held the
00:05:29hooties responsible for any
00:05:32repercussions. Well,
00:05:36Israel's, sorry, Iran's foreign minister Abasaraji
00:05:39has spoken by phone with his Saudi counterpart. Faisal bin
00:05:43Farhan about the rising regional tensions, well Araji says there is
00:05:47no military solution to the crisis and that
00:05:50Teran is ready to help facilitate dialogue between
00:05:54Saudi Arabia and
00:06:11Claus. I'm going to start. with the uh the view of
00:06:14viran's foreign minister Abasaraji saying that there is no
00:06:18military solution in his view to this
00:06:21crisis, why is it though do you think Iran has
00:06:25distanced itself from the actions the ancer
00:06:28ofouties here? well, Iran clearly is in favor
00:06:32of ending the Iran American war, and I think
00:06:36that is would really bring a solution to the problem, you now, if
00:06:40there was some sort of cease fire, some sort of... of armist organized
00:06:44between Israel, the United States and Iran which included the
00:06:47Hutis, then I think all these attacks on Saudi Arabia
00:06:51would probably see, and I think that is what Iran is aiming
00:06:54for in the last resort, of course the hootis are ally
00:06:58of Iran, they are not acting independently, Iran
00:07:02may not be directing them, but they know very well what is going
00:07:06on, so the Iranian remarks which you just quoted are
00:07:10a little cynical, the... know what it is all about?
00:07:14yeah, and much clou the current unrest in the Middle East has been inflamed or
00:07:18indeed caused by the decisions of Donald Trump, people in the
00:07:22US there are feeling the pinch and they're not happy about
00:07:25it. he has threatened to get involved, we just heard that clip of him
00:07:29last night, disembarking Air Force One, and he he
00:07:33said half sentence where he kind of said, the Saudis are
00:07:37able, and he he pulled back and said something else,
00:07:41but I i wonder whether he's going to say, well
00:07:43the Saudis are able to defend themselves, so how likely in
00:07:46reality is it that Donald Trump will get involved in
00:07:50yet another conflict? I think it is quite
00:07:54unlikely, of course the United States are considering it, but the
00:07:58United States has run out of ammunition, they have
00:08:02really had significant damage to their basis in
00:08:06the in the whole gulf region because their war with
00:08:10Iran, and to support
00:08:14Saudi Arabia more actively will be very
00:08:17dangerous for the United States because the hoodis would of course
00:08:21respond, they would attack American ships and it would deplete
00:08:24American weapons even more, and there actually is an agreement between the
00:08:28United States and the hootis, so the hootis have said they will not
00:08:32attack American forces, American ships if the
00:08:35United States does not attack the hooties, and so far
00:08:39that has actually been observed by both sides. because last
00:08:43year we had tax by the United States on the hoothies
00:08:47and that cost almost a billion dollars a day and
00:08:51didn't really achieve all that much, it did not weaken the hootis
00:08:54significantly, the hootis are uh gorilla
00:08:58troop, they are occupying northern Yemen,
00:09:02very poor territory, sana the capital is
00:09:06very poor, so hitting sana, hitting northern Yemen
00:09:10is actually uh not very... productive because the hoodies are
00:09:14already at an existential level or particularly their civilian
00:09:17population, so it is really asymmetrical
00:09:21warfare, what we see between the United States and the hootis, if it
00:09:25comes to it again or also between Saudi Arabia and the
00:09:29hootis, the sort is in my view have only two options, that is the
00:09:33option to actually talk to the hootis and try to negotiate some
00:09:37sort of armistics and of course that would include that the sorry
00:09:40offensive in Yemen. against the hooutis and the support the
00:09:44internationally recognized Germany government would
00:09:48would stop, and although have to push back
00:09:51militarily even more severely than they're trying to do at the
00:09:55moment, and both
00:09:58possibilities are not very promising right now, also the
00:10:02swords I can't see that they are prepared really to enter
00:10:05into an armistus with the hootis if the hootis maintained the
00:10:09capability in the end to hit.
00:10:16the hoodies rather than allow them to maintain their
00:10:19capability, and Donald Trump I think will be very hesitant to get
00:10:23involved, he is a... of course talking about that he may
00:10:27consider it, he is delivering weapons and intelligence
00:10:31information to Saudi Arabia and that will certainly continue, but a
00:10:34direct involvement the United States, I wonder, and then of course we
00:10:38have the midterms in the United States, the Magga movement is
00:10:42already very skeptical about Trump's involvement in
00:10:45Iran, will they uh tolerate if that
00:10:49war is being expended into direct American help
00:10:53for Saudi Arabia. I wonder and I think uh Trump will wonder
00:10:57himself. Yeah, Clous, I mean, you've presented two
00:11:01potential options there for Saudi Arabia. Let's explore a little bit one
00:11:05of those options, which is the pushback option. And and the Crown
00:11:08Prince, as we know, is attempting to attract foreign
00:11:11investment through his vision 2030. The aim is to shift the view
00:11:15of Saudi as this closed conservative oil producing nation
00:11:19to a progressive global center of
00:11:22attraction. I mean, how much does... that aim inform
00:11:26whether or not Saudi decide to to put boots on the ground in this
00:11:30conflict? I think it's plays a great role, it
00:11:34really depends whether the Crownpin thinks that the military option is the
00:11:38only option he really has, but at the moment he clearly
00:11:42cherishes to build up Saudi Arabia as an international
00:11:45energy and investment center, and right now,
00:11:49while we speak, there is an energy conference taking place in Saudi
00:11:53Arabia with many the... CEOs are actually
00:11:56participating in that, but some important oil companies like
00:12:00BP and Shell and others have already withdrawn the CEOs,
00:12:04they are not participating in that, and that is not a good sign for
00:12:07Saudi Arabia, they want to portray an area, an
00:12:11era of normalcy of not being particularly
00:12:15perturbed by what has happened, they want to say put that down as
00:12:19as an exception to the rule, but that in general Saudi
00:12:23Arabia is still a very safe and... investment friendly
00:12:26country, there's also another investment conference going to
00:12:30take place in Saudi Arabia in the next few weeks and I
00:12:33think they don't want to stop that, they don't want to cancel that major
00:12:37investment conference, and so I think Salman will be very
00:12:41much influenced by keeping the business opportunities, the
00:12:45normalcy opportunities in mind when reflecting on what to
00:12:49do against the hootis, but of course the war in Yemen is
00:12:53very far away from Saudi. Arabia, if he believes that the
00:12:57hoodis cannot retaliate effectively onto
00:13:00Saudi Arabia, that somehow that can be curtailed, then
00:13:04fighting the hoothis in Yemen, that's of course different
00:13:17where Israeli forces have continued bombing the Gaza stripped
00:13:21for on Sunday, killing at least four people, this...
00:13:25has come as the Israeli military is also expanding its so-called yellow
00:13:28line in the east of Gaza City on Saturday,
00:13:32attack on the Shajaya area, injured two Palestinians and that
00:13:36included a pregnant woman. Dozens of Palestinian families
00:13:40were also forced to flee once again, already displaced, following
00:13:44advances by the Israeli military, will many have described it as
00:13:47night of terror filled with heavy Israeli
00:13:51gufire and explosions. The UN say that nearly two.
00:13:55the enclave is inaccessible to Palestinians or
00:13:59subject to severe
00:14:00restrictions. Well,
00:14:04residents of Gaza's Alzawara have inspected
00:14:08the remains of a home following an Israeli air strike. They say they were
00:14:12given just five minutes to evacuate before bombs were dropped
00:14:15on the house, and this was on Saturday. Israel has stepped up
00:14:19strikes against Palestinians in Gaza, undermining a US
00:14:23broker ceasefire. that was agreed a year ago, well
00:14:32Israel controls more than 70% in reality,
00:14:36because we are here, we see this with our own eyes,
00:14:3964%, that was maybe two months
00:14:42ago, according to to international agencies working in Gaza,
00:14:46but almost every hour, every day, Israeli forces are creeping
00:14:50further west uh, right now more
00:14:54than two... million people in Gaza are living in less than
00:14:5730% of of of Gaza's territory. Gaza used to
00:15:01be 360 square kilometers
00:15:04approximately and now people are living within about 100
00:15:08kilometers and even the 100 kilometers are not safe because you have
00:15:11daily air strikes, tank fire, sniper fire
00:15:15even random fire by machine guns, you know they they just
00:15:19open the fire on anything that moves, they open the
00:15:22fires, they they they move. machine guns to the western
00:15:26part of Gaza, so the majority the territory
00:15:30that Israeli forces are pointing the forces that is towards the west, towards
00:15:34the Mediterranean, while in some areas like B and northern
00:15:38Gaza, they point their guns towards the south and in the
00:15:42south they point
00:15:43to towards the north, as not only that, every every everything
00:15:47is coming against the Palestinians in Gaza, the weather, Israel is
00:15:51not allowing tens of thousands of tens and shelter shelter supplies to
00:15:55enter gaza, especially that elninho is approaching and
00:15:59it's its effects could could, most
00:16:02likely will affect the people of Gaza, and
00:16:11Amil harazin is a word man with what could be very harsh
00:16:15winter around the corner, he's deeply concerned
00:16:18for his family who live a tent. I'm trying
00:16:22to secure my tent. I have newborn baby who is less than a week old
00:16:26and three young children. Last year we suffered badly when a storm
00:16:30hit, so I need to be prepared this time. This
00:16:34year the conditions could be much worse for the people in Gaza.
00:16:38already suffering due to Israel's devastating war on the
00:16:41strip, for families living in fragile shelters, even
00:16:45basic preparations may not be enough, war damaged homes
00:16:49and obliterated infrastructure leave many displacement
00:16:52sites vulnerable to flooding as well as
00:16:55collapse, we heard that very
00:16:59powerful storm may be coming our way, it could destroy homes, let
00:17:03alone tents, we put our trust in god, my tent is
00:17:07so... fragile that even light storm could destroy it,
00:17:10imagine what this storm could do, the storm he's
00:17:14referring to is the elninu weather phenomena.
00:17:18scientists are warning about its catastrophic effects which could
00:17:22settle firmly by december, and in Gaza, its
00:17:26repercussions could make life even worse, according to the
00:17:29international organization for migration, IOM, around
00:17:331.8 million people are living in displacement sites.
00:17:37across the wartorn territory, more than 80%
00:17:41the tents and makeshift shelters are in poor
00:17:44condition, while only 17% of winter shelter
00:17:48needs have been met. we're dreading
00:17:52the winter as well as the storm, the rain could flood our tents
00:17:55leaking in from above and sweeping in from
00:17:59below. we have almost nothing to protect ourselves with. we
00:18:02lie awake at night, worried about the rain and the strong
00:18:06winds. there's no end to the suffering, with
00:18:10little protection from the rain, families fear the destruction the
00:18:14shelters and the exposure to the cold. as
00:18:18palestinians prepare to face another harsh winter, they brace themselves for the
00:18:22worst and made Israel's refusal to allow adequate shelter
00:18:25material.
00:18:32in Ainabr, east of Ramala, in the occupied west bank, Palestinian
00:18:35farmers gathered in groups on Sunday to harvest their
00:18:38olives amid threats and attacks by illegal settlers.
00:18:42Well, Israeli forces fired stun grenades at those farmers who were able to
00:18:46fill just 15 bags of olives after the illegal settlers stole
00:18:50half their harvest and other farming equipment
00:18:54as well. Well, the farmers have vowed that they will return in large numbers to
00:18:58defend their
00:19:05their farms and their olives. yet the Palestinian
00:19:09farmers face a brutal battle every autum to access
00:19:13them under the shadow of Israeli guns and illegal
00:19:16occupation. Together, the residents of Anya Brood Village in the
00:19:20occupied West bank set out on Sunday to harvest their olive
00:19:23trees, keeping alive a tradition known as
00:19:26Alona, where people help each other pick the
00:19:30crop. Another reason for this unity is to protect their
00:19:34land from illegal Israeli settlers who have taken over. large
00:19:38areas, Israel has declared the area a closed military zone,
00:19:42preventing Palestinians from accessing their own land. For
00:19:46this land owner, even trying to access his property
00:19:50could lead to arrest, he has chosen not to show his
00:19:53face feeling
00:19:54detention. We have come to harvest
00:19:58our own olives, these are our village trees inherited from our fathers
00:20:02and grandfathers. Thank God, our spirits are high because we are standing
00:20:06on our own land. "We are not here to steal or harm anyone, they are the
00:20:10ones coming to us, stealing our harvest. Residents had
00:20:14been on their land for just an hour when illegal settlers attacked.
00:20:18minutes later, Israeli forces arrived, the head the village
00:20:21council could only watch as residents were forced to
00:20:25leave for their own safety. Illegal
00:20:28settlers ramped the village council's vehicle, forcing it
00:20:32off the road, attacked residents and tried to run people
00:20:36over. They then..." trev stones at olive pickers from higher
00:20:40ground, while Israeli forces fired stunt
00:20:43grenades at the Palestinians. Illegal settlers were
00:20:47seen cutting away the stolen olive harvest. and heading towards the
00:20:51top the mountain they had previously taken
00:20:55over. The Palestinians have been forced to leave, but they remained
00:20:59determined to return and harvest their olives. What happened here
00:21:02reflects a wider pattern across the occupied West bank where illegal
00:21:06settler violence continues escalate. Across
00:21:10the occupied West Bank, more than 10 attacks are reported
00:21:13daily with illegal settler stealing olive harvests in front
00:21:17their owners and using equipment. to speed up the
00:21:21process, according to the agricultural ministry,
00:21:24losses to Palestinians Olive sector have exceeded
00:21:28$157 million dollars since 2023
00:21:32with around 286, olive trees
00:21:36damaged in the west bank, the ministry fears these losses to
00:21:40rise as the harvest
00:21:50Well, the Turkish Head of Communications, Berhanetin Duran has
00:21:54condemned Israeli defense minister Israel Kats's
00:21:57remarks, targeting President Recep Taip Erdogan
00:22:01and Turkia. Durant say the comments reflect political
00:22:05desperation ahead of Israel's forthcoming
00:22:08elections. Baseless accusations
00:22:12against Turkia cannot conceal the Israeli government's record of
00:22:15genocide in Gaza or its continued aggressive policies in our
00:22:19region. cuts explicit death threats against individuals
00:22:22involved in sece fire and peace negotiations are yet another
00:22:26manifestation the Israeli government's disregard for international
00:22:30law. Turkey will continue to defend the legitimate rights the
00:22:33Palestinian people, justice and lasting peace. The Israeli
00:22:37government's threats, provocations and smart campaigns will not deter
00:22:41our country from its steadfast commitment to upholding what is
00:22:45right and
00:22:45just.
00:22:49energy
00:23:02made this announcement on his truth social platform without giving
00:23:06Vladimir to buy large quantities of
00:23:09diesel.
00:23:14This is good news for everyone,
00:23:17it is important that it becomes a reality. Ukraine is
00:23:20ready to refrain from striking Russian energy
00:23:23facilities and we expect Russia to show the same
00:23:26readiness. Pakistan's president has
00:23:30declared a state of emergency and suspended the provincial
00:23:34government the Northwest and Kaiba Pactunqua province,
00:23:38which is was a stronghold of jailed former prime
00:23:42minister Imran Khan. The province is accused of
00:23:46failing to support the country's anti-terror policy, as K.
00:23:57between Pakistan's federal government and the PTI led Administration in Khabar
00:24:01Pakhtunkwa has come to this. President Asif Ali Zardani
00:24:05signed the proclamation imposing emergency rule, suspending the
00:24:09provincial government in Imran Khan's political stronghold. The government
00:24:12says a surge in terrorist attacks left it with little choice.
00:24:16According to the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security. studies,
00:24:20September saw the highest number of deadly attacks in 12 years as
00:24:24overall terror incidents surged 52% in
00:24:28the first nine months the year. The northwestern province of khibar
00:24:32Pakhtunkha and the southwestern province of Baluchistan are the
00:24:36worst affected. The government blames the outlawed Pakistani Taliban
00:24:40and Balouch militants with the search. The federal government has accused the
00:24:44province of failing implement its counter terrorism policy.
00:24:48PTI has instead advocated.
00:24:53so what are we supposed to do? do you want to keep playing this game of yours again and
00:24:56again and make Pakistan completely helpless and utterly devastated? that will not
00:25:00happen, the law will follow its own course and every remedy will be pursued,
00:25:04god willing. i will not allow this to happen, and you also fully
00:25:08understand you will
00:25:09not allow it to happen. soon after the announcement, shipping
00:25:13containers blocked roads in pishawar and right police were
00:25:16deployed. the khibur pakhtunkhah governor will now lead an...
00:25:20member council appointed by the federal government to run the
00:25:22province, the people of welcome
00:25:26the presidential order imposing governor rule in the province, they hope this will asure
00:25:30a new era of peace, development and prosperity will begin
00:25:33in the province, but imran khan's party called it a black
00:25:37day, we call on people across pakistan to
00:25:40continue our resistance, we are peaceful party,
00:25:44if even one, two, th
00:25:47or f%
00:25:48of pakistan's 250. million people come out and
00:25:52stand their streets and that intersections to express their
00:25:55discontent, this system will collapse. the move comes as
00:25:59PTI launches new protest campaign demanding the release of its chair
00:26:03leader. These shipping containers have been placed on roads across
00:26:07Islamabad to stop protesters from entering the capital. With khan's
00:26:11party losing control the only province it governed. The question
00:26:15now is whether PTI can still bring its supporters onto the
00:26:18streets. Emergency rule has dramatically changed the
00:26:22political landscape in Khabar Pakhtunkwah, but after months of confrontation
00:26:26between the federal and provincial governments, few here will see it as a
00:26:37have been killed in aerial attack a gold mine in Sudan near
00:26:41the border where Egyptian forces have previously carried out
00:26:44attacks,
00:26:50The Sudan doctors network, the organization said it's also reporting
00:26:53dozens of casualties, but they also mentioned that the figures
00:26:57remained are preliminary. Some workers and eyewitnesses have
00:27:01accused the Egypt military of carrying out uh the
00:27:05reported strikes, but that has not been independently
00:27:08verified yet, neither the Sudanese nor the Egyptian military
00:27:12has public publicly commented uh so far on the incident, what
00:27:16makes this particularly sensitive is that this is not the
00:27:20first reported uh incident in this area, similar strikes
00:27:24were reported in June, last June when Egyptian authorities
00:27:28said they were conducting security operations against illegal
00:27:32mining. smuggling and border crossings. Sudanese minors
00:27:35were also reported killed and injured at that time.
00:27:39And this is major uh livelihood issue in
00:27:43Sudan. artisanal mining uh supports more than 2 million
00:27:47people, according to latest statistics and accounts for more than
00:27:5080% the country's gold production. With the war
00:27:54destroying other sources of income, money Sudanese have turned
00:27:58to these remote mining areas to
00:28:00survive.
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00:28:52World.
00:30:16at least one person has been killed and 11 others injured after a
00:30:19projectile hit Riyad's main airport on Sunday causing a fire in
00:30:23one of its passenger terminals. A day earlier, a missile struck the
00:30:27same airport killing 13 people. The Ancerola hoothies have claimed
00:30:31responsibility for. that attack, the group has also repeated its warning to
00:30:35airlines and travelers not to use Saudi
00:30:37airports. Israeli forces have
00:30:41continued bombing the Gaza strip on Sunday, killing at least four people,
00:30:45that as the Israeli military expands, it's so-called yellow
00:30:49line in the east of Gaza City, on Saturday attack on the Shaja
00:30:53area in injured two Palestinians including a pregnant