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00:00:09Saudi Arabia considers serious response after Yemen's Houti's targeted
00:00:13Riat's airport again, killing over
00:00:24president says Donald Trump's announcement of an energy truce
00:00:27of with
00:00:27of Russia comes as a surprise and that. has already
00:00:31violated it. Protesters in
00:00:34India remain defiant calling for the election commissioner to resign after
00:00:38millions of voters are deleted from electoral
00:00:41roles. And members
00:00:44of the party led by jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan are
00:00:48of detained in Pakistan's northwest currently under a state of
00:00:54of emergency.
00:00:58of
00:01:07of of The Saudi energy minister is describing the strikes by
00:01:11Hothies from neighboring Yemen as serious and there will be
00:01:15in equally serious response. The airport has been hit three times in five
00:01:19days,
00:01:19a killing 17 people. Iran has now offered to immediate talks between the kingdom and the
00:01:23Huti group. It is widely accused of backing. Basam Bunaini begins
00:01:27our coverage. Saudi Arabia's
00:01:31main international airport has come under attack for
00:01:35of the third time in five days. Authorities say
00:01:39a projectile struck terminal four 24
00:01:42hours after Saturday's attack that killed 13
00:01:46people and injured more than 300. The
00:01:49Ansarullah
00:01:52of of Hies claimed responsibility. The Yemani armed
00:01:55forces carried out four qualitative operations in the
00:01:59past. king
00:02:02Khalid
00:02:07says it international first airport targeted in
00:02:11Riyadh, then hit the shakdam gas facility
00:02:15belonging to Aramco in the kingdom's eastern
00:02:18province, along with neighboring Ramco tanajib
00:02:21oil
00:02:22of facility, before striking King Fahad international
00:02:25of airport in Damasmam, fearing
00:02:29of further me attack. Saudi authorities moved schools
00:02:33of online and closed the affected airports, live flight
00:02:36tracking data shows disruption to hundreds of
00:02:40flights around the capital and in the eastern
00:02:43province. Despite the
00:02:48of of attacks, of Saudi officials saw to project confidence as energy ministers and
00:02:51industry leaders gathered in Riyadh for the
00:02:5517th international energy forum meeting.
00:02:58Saudi, and
00:03:01forside. I think by now
00:03:04people take it as
00:03:08of given. Saudi Arabia remained resilient. No one can shake
00:03:11our determination to sustain our progress and
00:03:15fulfill our commitments. Security
00:03:18concerns remain high across the region with
00:03:22Turkey calling it clear violation of
00:03:25of international law, joining the condemnation of its
00:03:29partner. in the mecca agreement. I
00:03:33believe that what the hethies are doing in this regard is extremely regrettable, and no
00:03:37amount of condemnation is enough.
00:03:39of Pakistan has repeatedly time and again including today, said that this campaign the
00:03:43hoothis are waging against the saudis has no
00:03:46of justification whatsoever. Saudi state media has now reported
00:03:50that
00:03:50of Iranian farm minister Abbas Arakshi offered
00:03:53assistance to
00:03:55of facilitate talks with the hethies. The other side
00:03:58of the story is: are folding in your
00:04:01man,
00:04:02of fierce clashes are escalating there, hothy
00:04:06one tv broadcast footage, it said showed
00:04:10fighters
00:04:11of chasing saudi back forces and key
00:04:14province between taz and
00:04:17of it a is another sign that with diplomacy stored
00:04:21the guns are still doing the
00:04:23talking
00:04:34of reaction by the what has been mentioned
00:04:38by the his military
00:04:40a spokesperson yah says that they have carried
00:04:43of out these attacks in retaliation to what
00:04:47he described 124 air raids carried out
00:04:51by by Saudi Arabia he mentioned that they have
00:04:55attacked the king Khalid
00:04:58of airports and also the uh Fahad airport in themam and
00:05:02also they have targeted
00:05:03laboratory for
00:05:07Ramco company also they have targeted what he mentioned the
00:05:11gas station of Shakdam. uh also he mentioned
00:05:14also operations what according to his words in in
00:05:18the in Yemen where they have attacked what what
00:05:22they described Saudi enemy mobilizations and
00:05:25particularly in alwaziah which is
00:05:29area where the internationally recognized government is
00:05:33trying to advance towards the babil mandab and they are trying also
00:05:36to recapture these important and
00:05:39strategic areas which are which could be described as
00:05:43the gate towards mandab, the houthies mentioned that they
00:05:47have targeted mobilizations towards these
00:05:50areas, they are still these areas, there are different areas
00:05:54the are that are still in the conflict between the international recognized government and the
00:05:58hies, we are talking about the misrah and also
00:06:02which are also the mountainous areas overlooking the b
00:06:06also overlooking the the the mean road supplies for
00:06:09the both thes and also
00:06:11the internationally recognized government. Momin Guda is a
00:06:15middle east analyst and the professor of Middle East Economics at Hancook University in
00:06:19Saul. He says the likelyhood of Saudi leadership accepting Iran's
00:06:22offer to mediate is extremely low.
00:06:26Iran is trying to send several matches messages at the same
00:06:29time, Iran is trying to seeing this as diplomatic
00:06:32opportunity to show itself as the
00:06:36entity that wants regional stability in the region, also it wants to
00:06:40reduce pressure on itself. it wants to send also some
00:06:44images and some messages to the US voter to the
00:06:48American voter that Iran is a peaceful country, Iran wants
00:06:52more peace and wants to stop the war, and but still there is definitely
00:06:55a credibility problem here when it comes to Iran's relationship with
00:06:59Saudi Arabia, I think it will be very hard for Saudi Arabia to accept this
00:07:03offer, at least explicitly, I think it will be very hard for Saudi Arabia
00:07:07to take this offer for now, because explicitly saying it the
00:07:11image of south. the suddenly kneeling
00:07:14down and and with this kind of attacks suddenly going
00:07:18and throwing itself to the hands of Iran, I think this is an image
00:07:22that the Saudi leadership doesn't want to do at least
00:07:24explicitly, but if we agree that maybe it can happen
00:07:28behind the curtains definitely this will be something that will
00:07:32be working with
00:07:34the with the Americans by all means so it will be under under the control
00:07:38the US, maybe in that case maybe there will be some
00:07:41good news. maybe would be there will be some silver linings for the whole region at
00:07:45the end the day, however I think the possibility is might quite
00:07:49small, but of course we have to wait and see, but as
00:07:52far as I have been noticing and and seeing the news about the
00:07:56current conference the the energy in Saudi
00:08:00Arabia, the messages is coming that Saudi is resilient, they are
00:08:04willing to go to proceed with whatever they want to do, so I think the message is
00:08:08so far is against what Iran wants to
00:08:11argue. President volodimir Zelensky says Russia has
00:08:15attacked Ukraine's energy facilities despite a truce announced by President Donald
00:08:19Trump. Russian in strikes hit the second largest city of Harkive killing
00:08:22six people and injuring nine on Sunday. Among the targets was
00:08:26heating and power plant. Just hours earlier US
00:08:30President Donald Trump said Moscow and Keeve had agreed to stop
00:08:34targeting each other's energy infrastructure. He announced the deal
00:08:38unilaterally on social media without sharing details. Zelinski at first
00:08:42expressed. surprised but said Ukraine would retaliate if
00:08:45Moscow did not agree to this energy cease
00:08:48fire. this winter, if Russia does
00:08:52not agree to an energy scis fire, we will
00:08:55respond. so that is why
00:08:59yesterday the American president's post
00:09:03drew real interest and real hope
00:09:07that the energy is far could actually work, we
00:09:11in Ukraine immediately, supported, if Russia wants
00:09:14us to stop our long range strikes
00:09:17against its oil refineries and all
00:09:21exports, then Russia must stop its
00:09:25strikes against our energy
00:09:27system and critical
00:09:30infrastructure and stop kill our
00:09:33people. Now Peter
00:09:37Dickison is in Kive and he says reciprocity has
00:09:41been Zelinsky's position. for very long time,
00:09:45this has actually been Zelensky's position for some time now, the Ukrainians have
00:09:49prov proposed a bilateral energy ceasefire
00:09:53a number of occasions in recent months, but now uh
00:09:56Trump with Trump increasing the pressure on
00:10:00Ukraine in recent days regarding
00:10:02their attacks on Russia's energy system, the issue of a
00:10:05bilateral of a mutual seas far is again on the
00:10:09agenda and Zelensky's been very very... ambiguous
00:10:13about this, he said openly, yes we're ready to do this like immediately, we can begin
00:10:17this ceasefire uh at this at this exact moment, but
00:10:21it needs to be, it needs to be mutual, it needs to be bilateral, Ukraine can't...
00:10:25stop defending itself as they see it with these attacks on Russia's
00:10:29refiners, it needs to be mutual and Ukraine needs to receive
00:10:33assurances from the Russian side that the Russian attacks on Ukraine's
00:10:36civilian power system and civilian infrastructure in general will
00:10:40will stop and these attacks that we've seen in recent days also on
00:10:44Ukraine's residential districts on the civilian
00:10:47population. Russia's presidential spokesperson
00:10:50Dimitri Peskov has been commenting in the last few hours, he says Russia could
00:10:54stop... facts that to only for a day
00:11:11has not confirmed that there is an energy cease fire in place.
00:11:14Instead, he, the creman spokesman Mitri Paskov was quoted as
00:11:18saying that all the contacts are ongoing, so Russia is essentially
00:11:22playing down the statements made by the. american president, but at the same
00:11:26time criminal spokesman also said that Moscow really
00:11:30favors and really welcomes all the efforts
00:11:32the American envoys with
00:11:36regards to their search of ways to peace in Ukraine and the
00:11:40negotiators Steve Whitkov and Jared Kush have done a great job
00:11:44according to Moscow, so Russia is now saying that just
00:11:48not their efforts but also the personal contact is something that
00:11:52they welcome here, but in contrast there is... is Europe and Moscow
00:11:56says that Europe does not want peace. Cryvan spokesman said they are trying to
00:12:00encourage Ukraine to continue at the fighting, but at the same time
00:12:03Moscow is also saying that it remains open for the
00:12:07negotiated and to this conflict just before Russia held
00:12:10the parliamentary elections in the middle of September. Moscow says it
00:12:14was ready for the resumption the negotiations. However, the Ukrainian
00:12:18strikes that were intensified throughout the weekend when Russians were
00:12:22heading to the polls uh telling uh security. to the Kremlin very
00:12:26different picture that Ukraine is not willen, so Russia now says that they
00:12:29can stop the fighting for one day when Ukrainians go to
00:12:33the polin stations to elect a new president if there is
00:12:37genuine desire in Kieve to hold the elections, however from the Russian
00:12:40perspective, there is no such desire and Moscow continues to say that
00:12:44what Ukraine is trying to do is to find the loop hole a
00:12:48pretext to end the fighting to salt it for
00:12:51at least some period of time that would allow Ukraine. in the words of
00:12:55Russian officials to heal the wounds and dasha, as you
00:12:59know, the US has been on the opposing side when
00:13:03it comes to the war in Ukraine, but lately we are seeing
00:13:07statements coming in from US president Donald Trump which suggest
00:13:10that now there might be more common between the US and Russia than there
00:13:14was in the past, for example president Donald Trump has said he wants
00:13:17a change of leadership in Ukraine, so
00:13:21certainly this is something
00:13:22that the Russians welcome.
00:13:27Absolutely, and that has long been the discussion here in Moscow,
00:13:31that's what is actually needed is the new leadership in
00:13:35Ukraine that would allow for this conflict to come to an end. Moscow has been
00:13:39repeatedly saying that the only hinder on the way to peace is the
00:13:42Ukrainian president himself, so obviously this is
00:13:46playing music to the years of Russian officials, what we are hearing
00:13:50now from the US president, but also in Moscow there is some sorts of
00:13:54healthy. pragmatism as the often describe it, because Moscow
00:13:57understands that what is happening now, for instance that dizel
00:14:01deal between Russia and the United States is something that is going to benefit
00:14:05Russia perhaps, but also is going to benefit the United States, but
00:14:09indeed it is for the short period of time and that waver may go
00:14:13away because there's been no lifting of sanctions in general,
00:14:17so Russia is also looking at this situation with that pragmatic
00:14:20eye and um is taking the situation as it
00:14:24is, in the fighting on the ground and saying that if there
00:14:28is no progress on the diplomatic front, then the military option
00:14:39forces have launched a drone attack on refugee camp in the south the gaza
00:14:43strip, killing at least two Palestinians. Paramedics there say
00:14:46several people were wounded in the attack which has struck the area near the city of
00:14:50Rafa. Thousands of Palestinians displaced by Israel's assault in Gaza have been
00:14:54forced. live tants in almawasi. Israel's
00:14:58military has been continuing to expand its so-called yellow line in
00:15:02the east of gaza city. the line divides Gaza into two zones, an
00:15:06eastern area under Israeli military oversight and a western area
00:15:10where palestinians can move with the fewer
00:15:13restrictions. military vehicles advanced beyond their existing
00:15:16positions in shujaya under cover of heavy gun fire and
00:15:20shelling. the United Nations says nearly two-thirds the enclave is
00:15:24inaccessible to Palestinians are subject to severe
00:15:27restrictions. Israeli settlers have raided
00:15:30the al-aqsa mosque in occupied east Jerusalem dozens entered the
00:15:34courtyard of Alaksa and performed prayers and rituals. in front the
00:15:38dome the rock mosque. The compound and its surrounding
00:15:42area are holy sides to Muslims and there have been increasing incursions by
00:15:45Israeli settlers and far right activists in recent
00:15:48weeks. Palestinian farmers in the occupied
00:15:52West bank are vowing to defend their land from illegal Israeli settlers who
00:15:56stole half their harvest and some farming equipment on Sunday. The
00:15:59farmers in Anyabruth tried to harvest their olives but only managed to
00:16:03fill 15 backs before being pushed back by Israeli forces who...
00:16:07fired is stun
00:16:13land, their farms and their olives, yet the
00:16:16Palestinian farmers face a brutal battle every item
00:16:20to access them under the shadow of Israeli guns and illegal
00:16:24occupation. Together, the residents of Anya Brood village in the
00:16:28occupied West bank set out on Sunday to harvest their olive
00:16:32trees, keeping alive a tradition known as
00:16:35Alona, where people helping. other pick the
00:16:38crop another reason for this unity is to protect their
00:16:42land from illegal Israeli settlers who have taken over large
00:16:46areas. Israel has declared the area a closed military zone
00:16:50preventing palestinians from accessing their own land. for
00:16:54this land owner, even trying to access his property could
00:16:58lead to arrest. he has chosen not to show
00:17:01his face feeling
00:17:03detention. we have come
00:17:06town. lives, these are our village trees, inherited from
00:17:10our fathers and grandfathers. Thank God, our spirits are high because we
00:17:14are standing on our own land. We are not here to steal or harm
00:17:17anyone. They are the ones coming to us, stealing our
00:17:20harvest. Residents had been on their land for just an hour when
00:17:24illegal settlers attacked. minutes later, Israeli forces
00:17:28arrived. The head the village council could only watch as
00:17:32residents were forced to leave for their own
00:17:34safety. ramped the village
00:17:38council's vehicle, forcing it off the road, attacked
00:17:42residents and tried to run people over. they don't trave
00:17:46stones at olive pickers from higher ground, while Israeli
00:17:50forces fired stunt grenades at the
00:17:52palestinians. illegal settlers were seen cutting away
00:17:56the stolen olive harvest and heading towards the top the
00:18:00mountain, they had previously taken over.
00:18:04the palestinians have been forced to leave, but they remain determined. to
00:18:07return and harvest their olives, what happened here reflects a wider
00:18:11pattern across the occupied west bank, where illegal settler violence
00:18:15continues escalate. across the occupied west
00:18:19bank, more than 10 attacks are reported daily with illegal
00:18:23settler stealing olive harvests in front their owners and
00:18:26using equipment to speed up the process. according
00:18:30to the agriculture ministry, losses to palestinian's olive
00:18:34sector have exceeded 150. 7
00:18:37million since 2023 with around
00:18:41286, olive trees damaged in the
00:18:45west bank, the ministry fears these losses to rise
00:18:49as the harvest continues.
00:18:52TRT World, Ramallah, the occupied West
00:18:56Bank. In India, the protests have intensified
00:19:00as opposition parties march towards the Supreme Court in support the youth led
00:19:03Cookro Janta movement. These are live pictures coming to us out of. New
00:19:07Delhi, you can see people on buses there, the police have
00:19:11barricated major streets across the uh Indian capital,
00:19:15mainly in the central part the city, and we can also see large number of
00:19:19police personnel on the streets, I believe we are looking at
00:19:23one the opposition leaders right now, she's standing among her
00:19:26her the party members on a bus, Priyanka Gandhi, so
00:19:30certainly an important moment as part the protest that have
00:19:34engulfed the uh Indian capital and
00:19:37the presence of water cannon is also being reported there uh by those
00:19:41who are present on the ground and people obviously chaunting
00:19:44slogans they want the election commissioner
00:19:48the country to be removed so certainly this is going to be a
00:19:52big challenge for the Indian government it's going to be interesting to see
00:19:56how they're going to respond to this latest wave of protests
00:20:00in the past few days we have heard reports the leader the
00:20:03youth lead movement getting arrested but later he was uh
00:20:07released, so there's a lot of momentum picking up, as I understand
00:20:11in terms these protests, so the next few days are certainly going to
00:20:15be extremely crucial, so reminder to those who are joining us right now, these
00:20:19people are calling for the resignation the election commission chief over the
00:20:23removal of 130 million people from electoral roles, the
00:20:27cockroach movement is gathering in the center of New Delhi where roads have
00:20:31again been blocked by security forces and metro stations
00:20:35closed, the weekend saw hundreds of people. arrested Ismita
00:20:39Sharma has the latest from New
00:20:40Delhi personal as
00:20:44well as common people, party workers out here on the streets of New
00:20:48Delhi, these crowds behind behind me, this is the
00:20:51opposition alliance that is marching to the Supreme Court of
00:20:55India today, in that bus, I can see the
00:20:59main opponent for Mr. Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader
00:21:03seated along with his party president, the other
00:21:06opposition party members, the elected law makers who are
00:21:10demanding electoral transparency, fairness
00:21:14in the election process and the resignation the
00:21:17chief election commissioner,
00:21:19Mr. Ganesh Kumar, the chief justice of India has
00:21:23refused to meet these leaders today. There are civic
00:21:27body members, youth leaders also in the
00:21:31bus, now they will be allowed to march
00:21:35perhaps for a kilometer or two, but eventually all them
00:21:38will be detained a spite of protests over the
00:21:42past few days now, with these demands
00:21:46escalating, one the key demands is also.
00:21:50to return to the use of ballot papers, because the
00:21:54opposition parties say that the election
00:21:57commission is giving undue favors to the ruling
00:22:01BJP led by Prime Minister Modi and that
00:22:05any democracy there has to be
00:22:09an accountability of those who are in positions of
00:22:12power expecting these protests to
00:22:16carry on for the next many days. A state of
00:22:20emergency has been declared in parts of Pakistan is thousands protests and
00:22:24support the jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Demonstrators
00:22:28took to the streets in Kaibar Pakhtun Kwarthwestern province governed by
00:22:32the PTI the party of Imran Khan. The government's decision to
00:22:36impose a state of emergency brings the province under direct federal
00:22:39control. Pakistani prime minister Shahbas Sharif accused
00:22:43the local PTI government of failing to
00:22:58a party of former prime minister Imran Khan who is currently in jail, they
00:23:02are angry, they have termed it a black day when the federal
00:23:06government imposed emergency and governor's rule,
00:23:09but on the ground situation in
00:23:12Islamabad very much normal. You may see just
00:23:15behind a shipping containers blocking one the roads leading.
00:23:20to the key government installations, but these containers have been
00:23:23placed for the last couple of weeks in anticipation
00:23:27of oppositions protest, but now we are getting reports that
00:23:31authorities have decided to remove all these containers
00:23:34and other security measures. this means that
00:23:38authorities no longer anticipate or expect that
00:23:42the protests may reach Islamabad. the reason
00:23:45is after the imposition of emergency and governor's
00:23:49rule, authorities have detained hundreds of
00:23:52PTI activists leaders including now the
00:23:56suspended chief minister the province who according to the
00:24:00police is under protective custody in Pishawar the
00:24:03provincial capital there are reports that there
00:24:07is less than usual traffic schools both the
00:24:10government and the private are currently shut and
00:24:14this morning the newly appointed council led by the
00:24:18governor over a meeting to decide how
00:24:22to move forward, so a political temperature may be high, but
00:24:26as far as the situation on the ground in the capital is concerned, that
00:24:30is pretty much normal. now Nigeria's presidential
00:24:34election may be months away, but it is already looking too close to
00:24:37call. economic hard tip will be one the deciding factors when
00:24:41voters go to the polls in January. there is one group feeling this stink
00:24:45more than most, internally displaced people. bahar
00:24:49explains how they could be crucial in deciding the next president the
00:24:53country. armed groups have been
00:24:56terrorizing rural communities in northern Nigeria for
00:25:00over decade. they raid villages, burn down
00:25:04homes, steal livestock and kidnap residents for
00:25:07ransom. it's led to a mass exidus from
00:25:11large sweeds of rural Nigeria and record number of
00:25:15IDPs. zeinep Bukha is one of those displaced
00:25:19people. She now lives in this camp in the capital,
00:25:22abuja, although she previously voted for incumbent
00:25:26president Bola Tinubu, she is now considering
00:25:30backing someone else in January's
00:25:32election, what we went in this election is
00:25:36to have a change of situation in the country and better life
00:25:40where we can have security because we have really
00:25:43suffered, we witnessed so many arsons and killings, and the
00:25:47rest, there was no horror that we didn't see. were really
00:25:51suffered, the United Nations refugee agency says
00:25:543.7 million people are internally
00:25:58displaced, that translates to roughly one in
00:26:01every 60. in Nigeria, figure
00:26:04larger than the voting population of many Nigerian states
00:26:08and there not happy, they've
00:26:12experienced conflict, and they've also left in many
00:26:15instances those that have left their
00:26:19their home base, they've also left their source of
00:26:23livelihood behind, so hydp
00:26:26voting is very important, to want to see the feelings these
00:26:30people expressed. They also want security
00:26:34and a say in the country's
00:26:36future. Since I came here,
00:26:40I have not received any support from the government. We have
00:26:43indeed suffered safe for the support we receive from
00:26:47individuals, for which we are grateful since they help us with food.
00:26:51We receive food arms, this is it, but we have not received
00:26:55anything from the government. The only thing we get from the government is
00:26:58demolition of our shelters being chased out all the time.
00:27:03Nigeria's next presidential and national assembly
00:27:07elections are scheduled for early next year, the independent
00:27:11national electoral commission says it plans to set
00:27:14up poling stations in various displacement camps,
00:27:18say that millions of IDPs can vote
00:27:22and have their demands
00:27:24heard.
00:27:28Two American professors have been announced as the joint winner of. this
00:27:32year's Nobel Prize economics, Michael
00:27:36Woodford of Columbia University and Robert Hall of Stanford were
00:27:40both awarded the prize for their separate work on microeconomics.
00:27:44Both were honored for showing how individual behavior shapes efforts
00:27:47to steady entire economies. They will join the rest
00:27:51of this year's Nobel winners this December in Stockholm for the official
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00:30:14of flights out of Saudi Arabia's capital are being cancelled after the main airport came
00:30:18under attack for second day. The Saudi energy minister has described the
00:30:22strikes by hoothies from neighboring Yemen as serious and needing
00:30:25and equally serious response. The airport has been hit three times in 5
00:30:29days, killing at least 16 people. damage
00:30:33assessments and safety inspections are
00:30:35underway. Russian strikes in Ukraine have killed six
00:30:39people and injured nine others. Three people were killed in a strike near a grocery
00:30:43store in Harkieve. Ukraine's second largest city.
00:30:47Volodimir Zelensky said Russian strikes have also hit a heating and power plant
00:30:51there. Three other people happing.