i, melissa chan, thanks for joining us. israel seth, it's fighter jets, had struck several of the military targets in yemen, in retaliation for a drone attack on tel aviv on friday. the strikes took place and humans read see port city of whole data. according to how many television control funds with the rebels. several people were killed and the jets targeted civilian oil and diesel storage facilities. the strikes come after a drone attack by him into the rebels on friday as mentioned, which killed one person an injured for others. let's cross over to our correspondent tonya cram there in jerusalem. atanya, what more do we know as well as you to so it'd be had the confirmation of by the is fairly military. the idea of saying that they struck the who the data port in yemen. an idea official told us that they struck infrastructure belonging

to the who sees that describes them as a military infrastructure infrastructure of to use and, and then t, a in 1st struck to it was according to the military and mission that by the is really f holes and they went the loan very far away from israel, carried out also in broad daylight now as well as allies. we were told our rent informed ahead. and this is also kind of unusual because who sees, have been attacking a, you know, shipping in the red sea before and that's usually a u. k. u. s. let mission there, but that also has been in the past month. the tax on is, was southern city a lot or with a trojans over $220.00 project tons, house being fired in the past months since the beginning of the war at israel. now this strikes the proof by a security cabinet that was kind of unusual that it meant today on. so today

a show about doing so about but for as well. this is a change of equation. what happened on friday basically destroyed an attack in the city center off of tel aviv olson is really citizen, was killed a man in his fifties and several way in judge. and so we've been hearing now of the time from officials here that the time perfect strangers over. how dangerous are these moves from both sides? are we seeing an escalation as well? thank you. don't know yet how this will develop a further. there's certainly a lot of concern and that have been warnings that this could, you know, lead to more responses. again, a know from the who these or across the region know it's risk to open another active front. and as i said, the huffman attacks on the southern city of a lot, but not as he's seen on friday on tel aviv so saw the military headset of the home phone guidelines for it's very c a in the country, have no changed. but of course,

it also is that that could change and you minute tanya kramer in jerusalem. thank you. today cyprus is marking 50 years since it was split into 1974 turkish troops invaded the mediterranean island after greece stage a brief cool in a 5 days earlier turkish cypriots in the north view. today's anniversary as a liberation from the greek speaking majority, while greek cypriots in the south view, the date as a catastrophe that led to mass displacement dates 5 30 am and people in nicosia wake up to the sound of sirens mountain exactly 50 years since the start of the tortoise invasion, which divided them into 2 reigning island. some who joined the greek cypriot president at the end veiling of a monument for soldiers killed in the conflict. so many people in the south, 1974,

much the beginning of a catastrophe. you must, the law were here today as we are every year doing yeah, many times to on are all these young man who gave their life for the freedom of our cyprus. yeah, the fit in this give promises it's. it's a different picture in the north of the island. many tortures cypriots believed invasion brought them freedom from the greek speaking the majority and military parade. what stage they have for the territories leaders, enter it as president read ship the air, the one uses it. we still do when we came to the year 1974, the inhumane attacks that targeted the existence of attackers. cypriots had reached a peak palm, exactly 50 years ago. today. the rubbish technician, military took a historic step to rip out the deck of that was trying to stop the independence of

turkish cypriot. the other 100 like 151974, the military june 2 nonsense stage. the crew seeking to united cyprus with greece 5 days later took his soldiers land in the northern coast, eventually occupying a 3rd of the island. a ceasefire was reached with un peacekeepers controlling the buffer zone, the drums through the island and its capital. 9 years later, the turkish republic of northern cyprus declared independence. but it's only recognized by turkey, while the republic of cyprus in the south became and the you member in 2004. despite the numerous attempts to unite the island, nicosia remains the world's loss divided capital, and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. lift that costs over to the w correspondence, sophia cliff talkie, in athens. a sophia,

how is the state being marked in cyprus as well? um the state is a black and versity. this is how it is known and it is remembered with, with grease and with the sadness and the celebrations for the 50th anniversary. all the invasion day began early in the morning, the garcia continuing throughout the day until the late afternoon. and of course not to forget it is a day as a reminder of the impact of the invasion and of the fact that cyprus is still divided. so the parades and celebrations from the turkish cypriot side are highly perceived as provocative in greece. cypress, as president nicholas christo deleted, says that the we, and if the cation is the only path for a turkish president, red chip type error to one, doesn't agree. what can we expect between the 2 sides moving forward?

is the 1st of all, let's mention here that the presence of the greek prime minister can yet cause me to back these in cyprus, today is a very important statement on its own. as it is the 1st time that a greek prime minister is present at the main on the occupation event in the speech we looked at his address, not only that grieves will commit to the unification, will continue to fight until it will reach. the goal is that that is addressed also the you and the international community, mentioning that it's a responsibility and that it shouldn't be tolerated at cypress belongs to the european union. so what we can expect in the near future is the re launching off the dialogue and of course pressure on european level. we have the statement of was it a funded line today mentioning that the cypriot issue is

a repeat an issue. and of course, we can expect in september the u. n. in new york, that there stood more pressure, especially on the, took her side to relaunching the dialogue and to find common ground to try to find common ground. as we heard of that report, a un peacekeeping mission is still in cyprus. how successful has it been and managing the tensions as well. um the mission of uh, the peace keeping has been successful when it comes to um, managing the buses zone, regarding uh, the humanitarian work, and preventing the violent conflict of further binding conflicts between the church of cypriots and the greek cypriots. however, when it comes to the ignition and the ultimate goal to find a solution, then we have to remember that it cannot replace the need to find in agreement.

and this is still the issue. so it's open until 5 decades. now. sophia cliff talkie and athens, thank you so much. thank you. you as president joe biden is resisting growing calls to a band in his re election bid, he's vowing to return to the campaign trail next week. by noon is currently isolating at his beach house in the state of delaware after testing positive for cobit 19, his doctor says his condition is improving. the president is under increasing pressure with many senior democrats, worried that he cannot beat donald trump in november. more than 30 congressional democrats have now called for him to drop out of the earlier i talked to ethan baron and he's a us political commentator and professor ed loyal law loyal at law school in los angeles. i asked him who else could replace by. in addition to the top contender, vice president campbell harris. well tamela harris is clearly the front one or she

is from california as well. she is the sitting vice president. that would be the natural replacement for president joe biden. i think the top 2 candidates, if there are talk to after calmer harris would be governor gretchen whitmore, of michigan. she survived an attempted kidnapping. um by some radicals, a few years back around 2020 election. she's been a, a loud, pragmatic voice in the democratic party who is a strong leader. and i think that actually who is probably in the lead, if it's not kamel harris and possibly even if it is calmer, harris is sitting california governor gavin newsome. he has taken it straight on to the republicans, he debated. governor round the santas, mago republican from florida on fox news and handle that extremely well. he's been advertising nationally and he is a well regarded leader in the democratic party as well. it's been 80 years since

the failed assassination plot to kill out of hitler. today, germany is commemorating the uprising at the resistance memorial center in berlin. president frank voucher stein meyer, attended a reef lane ceremony in memory of those involved in the attempted crew against the nazi dictator. on july 20th 1944, chancellor old lock shows said the resistance was a reminder not to resign in the face of history. let's take a look at what happened 80 years ago. 1 july 29 to 44, a daren plucked, alter the cause of history unfolded at wolf's la auto fitness headquarters, located in what his present day told him. colonel klaus and conference dolphin back as timidly. father and tyrant, officer and the german army met an attempt to assess a new to this illusion by the atrocities of the nazi regime,

stuff and back end school, concentrate as planned operation bunkie, read the objective was to kill hitler. seize control of the government and negotiate a peace deal with the allies, the one that day stuff and back. attendant and meeting with him. carrying a briefcase containing a bump. she positioned the briefcase. shortly after stuff that left the device designated the expulsion costs to commit to contend that particular survivor, slightly injured someone had moved the suitcase, reducing the hours of the fed as a nation, an impromptu, a court martial sentence stuff, and back and several to consecrate us to death they were executed the same night today despite its failure self and best attempt assessing a tool that is remembered by many demons as a for existence to the nazi regime. let's look at some more stories making

headlines around the world. ukrainian police are investigating the death of a former ultra national lawmaker irina ferry, on best known for her crusade to promote the ukrainian language was shot in the street by an unknown assailant. she initially survived the assault died from her wounds and hospital. man hunt is under way for her attacker. police have clashed with protesters, demonstrating against the construction of large irrigation reservoirs in the west of france. protesters say the reservoirs only, and i said big agricultural companies and come at the expense of local farmers and the environment. supporters of the reservoirs say they could provide a solution to shortages during droughts. at least 11 people are dead and 30 more missing after a partial bridge. collapsing northwestern. china is heavy, rains and flash footing caused at the disaster in china's mission. she providence rescue operations are under way to rescue some of the 20 missing vehicles and you

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