[000:00:00;00] the headlines when all seem to national and they are pulling it sabotage. massive bloss tons, one of the it runs main gas to 5 routes into one end. but also it has the palestinians are struggling to deal with a desk that comes daily in the gauze and anxiety about man, right? that losing his entire families. an idea that also unofficial results in coming now for me, the nature of the presidential election, having the incumbent defense minister striding into the lead on. if indeed the result was a stand piece. clearly,

on his way to be the nations of guy the well, you wouldn't be hearing any main street narratives on this channel. perhaps the reason why you are with us today, your needs and thoughts now we're not. so a huge explosion rocking one of it runs main gas pipelines, the countries petroleum minister, calling it a definitive act of sabotage. he added that contingency plans had already been in place to mitigate the consequences of such an incident. of the i see with a prediction that we had for a long time about the possible terrorist acts of our enemies and considering the recent events in the region. we were prepared to act quickly in the event of vandalism, to our oil and gas pipelines from the early hours of the explosion in the gas transmission pipelines my colleagues at the national gas company, i'll be run quickly, re routed supplies around the network, and specialist teams were dispatched to the scene of the incident,

and fortunately there were no casualties. the enemies goal of cutting off the gas in the major provinces of the country will not be achieved while exactly to massive explosions ripped through uh, 2 different provinces. um and there wants southern regions at the same around the same time, the early hours of the wednesday. initially we heard about the 1st explosion that took place in little jane county. and as long as the south western jo, hard my heart and back see already problem is targeting a high pressure gas pipeline there in that county. and then um, i, a few hours later we heard about this 2nd explosion that reportedly came shortly after the 1st explosion. but in another region in the province of fars in southern iran, of course, but both the explosions came around the same time in the early hours of wednesday and both targeted the major arteries of air was national gas pipeline,

which transfers now natural gas from the main hub of it was gas production in the persian gulf, all the way to it was northern and central regions including the capital to launch shortly after the fire broke out. um, i was a massive fire, of course on the last was huge and based on eye witnesses, i with as a said that the sound of the explosions could be heard from as far as 60 kilometers away from the main side of the incident. but for now, um, now the, the fire has been put out by firefighters and the coast is clear now based on reports released by or forward using both provinces. of course, we have heard from the iranian, oh sorry, is that the incidence both incidents have led to no casualties. but the cause of the incident is still under investigation. the head of the gas network or

a control center site. i really immediately said that it was an act of sabotage, a wanting and patrols, but they did not point. the finger of blame adds any entity or any person or any country, but such industrial incidents are not on common india or on. of course uh, yvonne has um, in the past experienced such um, industrial incidents or accidents. but usually those instances um, were blamed on israel. um and then there been um, several incidents i'm targeting, it runs on nuclear facilities or a long as i'm arms production factories in the past. but under that one usually blames those incidents on is really intelligent services. but whether or not this latest incident have anything to do with israel or the wide, or regional conference that's unfolding in that region between as well and how much all these questions remain to be answered in the following days and hours. the

biggest active environmental terrorism the world has ever witnessed the memory of the node stream pipeline attack in 2022 still fresh in our memories as a another pipeline bloss this time in iran, setting of concerns of eco side at the bottom of the baltic sea the north stream pipe supplied natural gas from russia to germany. they were blown up by sabotage. despite obvious evidence, the explosions were deliberate and no one's ever been officially blamed. although putin recently told puck across, and it was the c, i a adding to this new attack in iran, political academic, josiah. and we'll have him put it on the should his take on who we think is behind . i would say it's probably the is rarely use or the americans are both because most of the era tags that do take place in iran are funded by this way of these and americans. it's either a v, a they come in from the northern iraq, the territories,

or they come in from the foreigner on, alongside they progress on the border with iran, iran, syria, and government are actively supporting the people in cars, the resistance, enabling them to defend themselves. so these res, definitely seek revenge. that's why they regularly attack syria. that's why the us and that is right. and the british heart attack and yeah, means of doing it to support it as well. in the case, if you run, there's really is we'll try to do whatever they can, but their capability is against the wrong or increasingly limited. israel has so many problems and crises now that it's really unable to do anything serious against the country. so i would say that if it was a terror attack, it's not it, wouldn't it? it's not impressive because now with fear is continued amount that a full scale is riley assault on the southern city over it,

off i still ahead of the to girl. if you see right now, see that a and suzanne has sooner. a both of them were killed on monday. you can is really strikes of assistance, died together along side 6 other members of the family. the only survivor is able to him a sooner he lost both his parents to brothers to nice isn't a nephew. and he recalled the moment he had to identify some of that remains. and i'm not just when i saw them, there were 3 on identified people. i was scared to open the body bag and see what's inside. i opened it and i found my mother. my father had visible marks, identified him from his clothes, my brother, his children, and his wife. i was able to identify them from the small pieces of their clothes. this footage has been a sort of thing online since these riley attack. it opposed to show one of the young girls we've been talking about a 40 is seeing here. it's pretty tough to watch it. you'll be able to see him. i

spoke about the tragedy. the well happened to his entire family, excuse me. and, and the targeting was direct. i found them torn apart. they were killed in cold blood with no mercy. i'm talking to you now amid the debris between the pieces of my family members and their clothes, i was extracting them and i saw the remains of our house. all of them were torn into parts. as you well know by now the day to day lives have so many palestinians as basically just talking to a simple bottle full survival medicine as you know, short supply long q is a distribution centers, but many people are still leaving empty handed. and of course, the situation compounded by some a, the convoys being apparently deliberately targeted by the israeli military, the muscular and the owner. and my brother in law juma was among thousands of people with cancer in the gaza strip. had them, they all stopped receiving treatment after the targeting of hospitals and gaza. and so there is no place for treatment, no pain killers, squared my brother in law was placed on a waiting list. but he didn't travel due to the long procedures used by the

occupation. you must obtain many approvals to flee and receive treatment abroad. and now he's gone to died due to the lack of medicine, we will treatment and low chance to travel abroad. we even struggle to find oxygen for him to breathe his condition. worse than the after the war started when the disease was discovered, it was in its early stages if he could have been treated with 4 months of fears for on our people in no treatment available, a condition worsened and led to his death. and i'm on my home is gone, a 4 story building destroyed completely, and i have 6 sons and 4 daughters. each had an apartment, they were living in my building, but now it's gone. and my children and i are displaced. i was diagnosed with prostate cancer about 6 years ago and i've received treatment since then in gaza in jerusalem. and in ramallah today, there is no treatment. i'm dying sitting here, my children went to search the hospitals to find pain killer pills for me to get by the disease. i feel it affecting my whole body. i lie in bed in pain. i sit in pain,

there's nothing but living on pain killers. i can walk 10 meters with me for the disease. i was 97 kilograms, and now 30 kilograms are gone. it has to be in a wide, wide spread condemnation, i should say for many countries on human rights organizations, old awards. israel latest from the head of the arab league, who says the consequences of israel is actions and gaza will be felt for a very long time. had this. is there any idea of forcibly moving palestinians out of bed territories, whether in gauze, the old of westbank, and that's emptying these territories for the is really people means that a 1000. yeah, confrontation is ahead of us. i think it's crucial and vital for the united states to or the israel to stop these policies that are otherwise the middle east would explode in an unprecedented way. meanwhile, the former c, i a direct and my phone pay. oh, have a look at them, right. the co, he's really upset a few people. he's a film here in israel singing and dancing with the idea of soldier as well in southern gaza,

people in the morning. but that's all the children don't. copays from the us. national security council says washington cannot force israel to reduce the number of civilian password to many of the many thousands of people killed in the guise of conflict have been innocent civilians too many. and we have been very, very clear about our concerns with ours rarely counterparts. about that it's not like we give them a homework assignment and they have to then turn in their plan to us for grading. we have said that from our perspective as a friend of israel and as a supporter of their efforts and to defend themselves, we would expect that any plan for going into rafa would have properly account for the now more than 1000000 civilians that that are seeking refuge down there and what america puts in a request to dial down the killing and gaza from something else. sanctions against some is ready settlers who am it says have committed human rights abuses against

palestinian civilians in the west. bye. a in france. adopt sanctions against extremist is riley settlers who have been guilty of violence against palestinian civilians in the west bank. as such, 28 individuals are targeted by an administrative band from french territory. france reaffirms its strong condemnation of this unacceptable violence. as we have stated on numerous occasions, it is the responsibility of the israeli authorities to put an end to this and to prosecute their perpetrators sanction. or settlers. it's just, you know, make us feel the best thing is that they are doing something. and we've done against those incentives who work to start at the phase and what we're going to the investors. oh, that's the, this is not in the business. anyway, it's a move in the right direction, but it's like, you know, what do you need from the american id, british acting on them. the 2nd most general and all district those in general,

just supported by the government, which was rather then sanction on the f for the french move game. even more advanced by the 28th effect, less but yet as i mentioned, we need to call them the whole process or 2nd that's endorsed bank as each of the, i guess, the russian and know, and bulls that kind of drive the war which is like the uh, the date of the 4th geneva convention, and it's, it's an edition and i guess diversity form of packet style in 5 minutes to ship as a chevy for, as a set to return to power following last week's election. that's off to his party confirmed it would lead a coalition of junior parties to form a majority in parliament. and that is 12 unlikely to go down well with amazon, find the alphabet. and now j. o for my premier party,

had backed schools of independent candidates who ended up winning a lot of votes. he's outright, though, refused to take part in any coverage. peachy, i will never compromise on people's will. and i've categorically instructed my party against engaging with any political party that has robbed people's mandate, including p, p, p, p, m, l, n, an m q m. well, allies of the currently and present the con, one, the most seats in the lower house of parliament. and last thursday's election, it was a shock outcome given the obstacles is practiced on cavity guy and stuff that he was banned from holding campaigned riley's had no polling agents on election day and faced internet restrictions. the other 2 mainstream parties led by funds, rivals also failed to secure and obviously used to form a government on their own. they started coalition pulse once it became clear that con loyalists had taken a lead or we can learn more in our crossing live to the former chair of the pack of san senate and member of the people's party, a salim,

none of the while. and now joining us here, analogy international and a very warm welcome to choose that i so, but have a look at what's going on. now they look following these elections and the former prime minister ship out studies now looks pretty likely to resume the premier ship party, saying it will lead a coalition of junior policies that will form majority and follow them. and so my question to you sir, is how does your policy feel about this as well? uh, actually, um we had uh approached uh, bpi, uh, to farm government backed uh there to clay. and uh then obviously we had no choice but to talk through the 2nd, the largest party from the government. and so uh the government is being fob. but if this is what happens on and actually if does return to power, how do you think that will go down with the public considering a majority vote if an independent condos back by cons p t. i mean,

do you think that could be trouble on the street? says some i've suggested well actually they had an option. uh, but they did not the did that option. so i don't see any reason why they shouldn't be making trouble. because uh they had an option to uh, from the government and the claim. so if they have declined, then there's no reason to make companies on the streets. uh and uh, obviously a government has to be fond of, so be the viceti spark, the requested us, and we the, the, to support them perform because i want to ask you, because you'll code as you say, i'm your code ocean said it want it to be democratic that's why it invited the p t . i to full mcculler this, not i get that, but at the same time enrolling, the con,

remains behind barnes to the 2 things go together as well. this is nothing new and focused on the was behind bus and elections. what happening? she wasn't exactly. so this is not the 1st thing. this is happening in focus. the leaders have can district the way being and a good part. these have been district even inspect our party was bad to contest and we had to form a new party to contest elections. so i don't think this is something the new that has happened. okay, so not something new, but i mean im running con for how many months have we seen demonstrations and support of it? we're on the call and we've seen quite literally millions of people across back us dawn in recent months, rallying for mr. con a. how likely is it the, the owls to prime minister could ever be freed from jail in the near future and potentially return to office? well, we do as a bar tv, your support,

or any political business to be in prison. and we have the condemned on such as, which are pretty good and politically base. so as a bar dvm all it is stored for politically freedom. and uh, we have the never changed our stance, its a rug condo or anybody else saw anything. so what you just saying, just now the arrest and imprisonment being wrong card is, is politically motivated. is that what you said? when any politician that goes to visit, we have seen are all a generally politically motivated and i can tell you when we, when our government came in 2009, we had many political business on various charges. the president, no focused on the president, are simply that they released on the political business. and uh,

i have feeling that the people's party as never allowed political prisoners to be engaged, especially when their government has be that. what day? well, what do you think the selling members of the p. p. i, potty cons. party saying the elections were rig any, any basis to those claims? it was, there is all, it is election that one of these big question is if you see the election of 2018, where under the parties has game that'd be election was a date where to be fair that the elections were managed. so this happens in every election and uh, i see the, the seats back. yeah, it has a team is also turning out to be the largest party. it's difficult to believe that the election would be otherwise a if they would they, they would not be the largest party to yeah, well said i, i appreciate you clearing that up. listen to, to just quickly sell him. can you wrap it out for me really quickly?

why is it wrong, con, in jail, as you said, politically, a arrested in prison when, when they're out of judges are against him, which, uh, by which he is being uh, put in j. as i said, you know, political prisoners, we don't support. it should run hot or anybody else people spark the never supports a political victimization political prisoners. so this is something that the uh uh, i have a and i and then in my party, always condemned and even my gym and the photos a daddy, a always a condemns these actions. yeah, cuz i'm gonna, i'll just just check and quickly meet him or on conn and his wife, j. old for abusive marriage. that just, i mean, that just, i don't even know what to say about that is, i mean, is that legitimate a little later that, that is one of the judges with the other charges also,

you know, uh and you know, whenever you have put into the business uh, such type of charges are brought in against uh, politicians. well, let me, let me ask you this. i meant mr. my develop me look and i, i interviewed him. wrong cons lawyer a month or 2 ago. and i've interviewed a lot of pack hasanti officials over recent months, telling me this just be straight with me. is the, is all about the government, is it software, and is it independent or are there any external players influencing policy? and that's what i'm about. but i can tell you our decision has been waiting for you to pick it. uh, we would not, the best rate is by anybody pick any decision. and it'd be had those hyperlinks activity in which we add, like the 50 member, senior members of parking. and the decision was taken by the gentleman below. it was a very and a, it was very,

very open discussion and very independent. all right. okay, well i appreciate that. i just know that the number of months ago is on a pod was trying to re negotiate a restructure it's loan with the international monetary fund that did have a number of issues that took a long time. and then china jumped in to help with his own loan for his mom about as well. and i just didn't know if there was some sort of i don't know scale doug, re going on between the i m f in new york the as well. i'm about golf mode and then all of a sudden iran con being thrown behind bars and apparently the most popular man and your country suddenly behind bars that his wife was. well, it does seem to stink just a little bit sadly, but we appreciate your moving forward. what will be your plan now moving forward, but our plan is or not, but the plan is to bring stability to bring the alert. so the system can continue. we are more concerned with the system continuing than anything else. we don't want to be the democracy in buckets. the. we don't want to

do things which will create uh, issues for democracy in boca start. and that's exactly the beam. the views of our leaders a r i so lee my mind be while i is a former chair of the pack install and send it and a member of the people's party is a great pleasure having you on the program. we wish you the best of luck with your continued ventures. thank you for yes, thank you very much. thank you. well, this is on the international. over 200000000 people are eligible to vote and indonesia and many have now finished costing that pilots and local parliamentary and presidential elections prep. oh, so be on to always a big lead over his opponents. that's according to early results, where they are apparently unofficial to this point, the next leader of the nation must secure at least 50 percent of the vote. now for a moment, let's have a look at how the presidential pairings was supported in parliament. just the head of the vote, for example, this a distribution is, are likely to change off of the account for the new problem. it is form,

but here's how it looked before. frontrunner and is vp if that support from 45 percent of members of the house of representatives with the other 2 contenders. uh well, pretty far back. you would say all the correspondence we got back to end up with the food now has moved from the leading candidates headquarters, the the, the the, all the earlier elections today. i don't have already declared that

his support the word from the parties that has the elections and they will wait for the final result was the orders if waiting for problem and vice president man, his people are delivering a speech, a victory speech reporting for our now just a little bit earlier my colleagues ask you, taylor had a chance to speak with the spokes person for all 3 candidates evidence. certainly there are no concerns about about how we price unity going forward, find the expression and also about the size or shape or audience or not. because

there has been spaces in the files and also the behavior chosen by certain palsy people that probably is not really suitable. you know, for the press freedom and also to create an account that spreadsheet on the internet. so something that we wish will might happen in the future is in the nation, going back to the final standard kid in the you know, from when the 30 years ago doing that, you asked during that new auditory game. this is not the 1st time that mississippi on to has been running around in 2014 here on in 2019. and in both those cases she lost in 2019 me. so rights as well. but why does, why does he think that this time would be any different? does he not want to kind of leave it for a younger generation, a fresh face to politics as well? he has given an opportunity for um, the brand to be his running mate. this case,

his vice president, and i think that the shows that visit problem or really cares about the future generation in and not just use that that's at the segment. baltic of segments and as for the other candidates, uh no one is under $45.00 even. so i'm pretty sure that the, the 56 percent off of the young folders that have gone to the pulse today. the realize that thoughts and changes, obviously, you know, for best the may have to be made in the quote in order to allow him to run uh, that watches ations. uh and he is, he was called a new net per baby. what about this charge of nepotism? are you concerned about the direction of some movements in indonesia at the moment? why don't think many people are deeply concerns about the fact that the trouble is

trying to be made was able, you know, to get it to the, to the come to station because of the, i think out procedures that's you went through june to the support problem you know, his father and his uncle at the constitutional court. and we've been a not dressing this issue for the policy. no 2 months, asking people to pay attention to this, you know, and i think call uh issue that flags uh, the humidity of the call. the sun and we believe that these a cool down much the quality of our democracy because we're talking about the release of the fundamental regulations that uh, that a freight company debt this tool, you know, conform to wrapping it up here on odyssey international. it's a massive elections in indonesia, with a leading contender already being called a threat to democracy by certain western actors. but of course, if the content a toad, washington's global narrative, i'm sure he would be in good speed and receive positive press. meantime,

some of hoping that america's n g o is positioned across the voting regions was trying to focus on the rest because at the end of the day, that's what they do for the media will never tell you that actually you question what with us. but also the american trends during the aerial recognizance discover that the water in the spent fuel pool on top of react. number 4 is operating on the spent fuel rods, which i've just been expected. us still hard and on like you to be exposed to the s know to kind or does the allow me to use helicopters in order to dump to, to take him directly from the see high level of water in the pool must be maintained at any cost the unlikely react to there is no structure that can contain

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