Aya Batraoui

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1,547 appearances 186 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 3d ago

Aya Batraoui’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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troops, and their energy facilities have been hit in Iranian counterstrikes in the war.
The UAE says a ceasefire with Iran isn't enough.
It's pushing for a deal that addresses Iran's nuclear enrichment, its drones and missiles, and its control of the strait.
The UAE says Emirati Minister Sultan al-Jabr, who heads Abu Dhabi's national oil company Adnok, met this week with Vance and Senator Lindsey Graham, who backs regime change in Iran.
Qatar says its Prime Minister Mohamed El Fani met Vance Friday.
Qatar has taken a more conciliatory tone.
It says Iran's attacks on its sovereignty are unacceptable, but that the war must end through diplomatic means.
Aya Batraoui, NPR News, Dubai.
They're not even saying that there are talks.
And what they're saying is that, first of all, that Iran will end this war when it decides to do so on its own conditions.
And it says those conditions include
attacks on Iran ending.
They also want sanctions relief.
They want reparations for what's happened.
And, you know, they've made clear even before this war began that missile production to them was a matter of national defense and sovereignty.
So that seems to still be off the table.
Saudi Arabia says it intercepted more missiles and drones overnight targeting its oil-rich eastern region, with debris falling on homes there.
The U.N.
human rights chief Volker Turk says U.S.
and Israeli attacks are hitting homes, hospitals, schools and cultural sites in Iran.
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