the essentials, are we going to let that stay? the us president joe biden, and british p. m. rush, just so you're not concerned the strikes on who's the targets in cities across the u. m. and i think a tax on the bed, the shipping by the who, it's a, it's as the trigger the walls of your face publish a video of a missile launch as the groups of deputy foreign minister promises the us on u. k. will quote, a high price for their thoughts and the washing. so there are questions over the, just the legitimacy of the strike. a democratic congressman is a joe biden, should have address congress before plucking the who sees in yemen. the for must go to the world. you're watching all the international minus pizza scouts and these are the top stories that we saw with breaking news in german as the us.

preston joe biden has confirmed military strikes on who's the level positions. he said that the move was in response to the group's targeting of cargo shipping and the red sea. the strikes are in direct response to unprecedented who fee attacks against international merits on vessels of the red sea, including the use of empty ship ballistic missiles for the 1st time in history. these attacks have endangered us personnel. civilian mariners on our partners jeopardize trade and threatened freedom of navigation. these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate to tax on our personal or allow hostile act as to imperil freedom of navigation. and one of the world's most critical commercial roots. and let's plus live now to caleb more pain in new york. caleb, thank you again for joining us. this our. what do we know so far about these attacks on sites and you haven't to? so we have confirmation at this point from the united kingdom and from the united

states that they are indeed carrying out air strikes. the kind of gone says there are 10 sites that are being targeted in yemen, and this is to break the naval blockade that has been carried out by the do you have any forces that who's the army as been stopping ships in the red sea to support the palestinians, demanding israel, stop it's bomb argument of gaza. so now we have the united states and the united kingdom moving in to clear out the red sea and try to protect international maritime shipping as israel on slot continues. here's what we heard from the u. k. prime minister online and the royal air force has carried out targeted strikes against military facilities used by who was the rebels and human. despite the repeated warnings from the international community, the whose these have continued to carry out attacks and the red sea, including against u. k. and us warships just this week, this cannot stand. we have therefore taken limited necessary and proportionate

action in self defense, alongside the united states, with non operational support from the netherlands, canada, and bar rain against targets tied to these attacks, to degrade who's the military capabilities and protect global shipping. now by then, uh and the white house have spoken up as well and explains the rash. now that's fine behind their actions. they say this is necessary to protect, protect freedom, most transported freedom of maritime trade routes, etc. now there has been some in the united states who spoke enough and criticism of bite and saying he should have met with congress or gotten congressional approval prior to the strikes. but regardless here is what we have for the president needs to come to congress before launching a strike against a how this in human and involving this in another middle east conflict. that is, article one of the constitution will stand up for that regardless of whether a democrat or republican is in the white house. now the who see forces had been

anticipating a clash with the united states and a direct attack from the united states and its allies for quite some time. and they have been saying they are prepared. they have the weaponry and they are ready to mobilize their forces for a full on confrontation with america. here is some of what the, who's the forces and their spokes persons their representatives have said in the lead up to today's strike in anticipation of the confrontation with the united states. undoubtedly, london on washington would be a price for the strikes and your admin. now in addition to that, we understand that throughout the region, there are forces that are aligned with the whose these that intend to retaliate against the united states as well. among them are militias in iraq forces in syria as the law in lab and on. and there is wide spread sympathy and support for the who it takes many throughout the region and throughout the world have admired their

actions. seizing is really ships or ships connected with israel trying to help the palestinians amid the ongoing bombardment of gaza, demanding a ceasefire. so this could potentially blow up into a much bigger regional confrontation. there are already, reports of strikes, possibly taking place in other parts of the middle east. this is a very, very intense situation. i will be watching to see how big it expands in the coming hours. indeed, we are watching very closely. caleb, thank you. meanwhile, the leader of the many rebel group says it's mobilizing forces across the area. it controls price. the. it's like easy defense, official declared that america would be defeats if it does to strike. we swear, even if we have broken down into agents and scattered into year, we will mazda bank and gaza. we will continue to target zine, his ships will confront america,

force it to me and boon its battleships all of its basis. and everyone who cooperation with it, no matter the cost we will most abundant guys, let the great void night. we are, its people. we are its men, the world should prepared to hear from americans to feed, and i say with ultra pride, we will try it and america will feet and who really does not know us will know our strength on the battlefield. a lot to discuss the situation in yemen with now joined by a press calling preston international attorney. i'm thanks very much for joining us today. such short notice the festival. i just want to get your thoughts on this escalation in the middle east. well it's clearly tied to the united states that support for israel nod yes master i would say in the gaza strip can so it's tied to it. ready the,

the whole region appears to be um, mobilizing to take some efforts against what's happening uh, gather and uh, it's a direct result. the united states are our navy. that's also sort of human as a direct result of the american support for what's happening in the, in the interest of klein, obviously this is a very fluid situation is developing our by our, the helping some questions over the legality of the strikes by a number of politicians in the us, do you think the jo button needed to address or get congressional approval before launching these strikes overseas or no, not. so these strikes because mater standing is that the us ships, us and british ships had been fired upon. and so that change the

account to us when you're determining whether or not um, military responses are legal or not. there was a training of a fine line had the us and the u. k. conduct saying strikes for the no full sites as a deterrence a to stop the here peaceful, the talking cargo shipping in the red sea, but not a fucking human. sure much that it would risk a wider conflagration in the middle east. well, that's correct, the, the response must be confined to military install. a new military targets within the m can't be response, cannot be a target towards the civilian target. and, and so there is a fine line there, and that, that is always the top one to adhere to because, you know, whenever even you're, you're attacking a military target,

they're going to be oftentimes civilian casualties as a result. so that's, that's where the, the timeline is, but in response to the fact some of the united states and, and the british vessels in that area, the military response to a military target is, is lost. me what to expect the fall out to be from these attacks on those sites in yemen? decline? do you expect the who face to respond to for the to be an escalation of this conflicts in the middle east? we have had some very strong woods on the here's the defense officials, as i do anticipates there to be strong response, and i do anticipate that it will escalate even though the united states vaccines may be lost. ready that doesn't mean that their products and so you know, where does the flushing stop and it appears that it will spread in the,

in the m and then most likely in other countries there. because collectively that area, the world is displeased with what's happening in the gaza. and the mass for a big, you know, innocent civilians there and there will be a response. and i have to say that it will less like little on that rather grim notes, klein. i'm afraid we are going to have to leave it the climb, preston and stuff. so that's any. thank you very much for your thoughts today or not. my pleasure. thank you. let's get more on the situation on the ground and as we go and live now by the giving it to him list use if barbara who is in san a you said, thank you very much for joining us again on ok. so you can, you describe those will the situations like on the ground where you are and what sockets where hits in the city. and as i mentioned earlier, i've seen the same charges that were hit are the same exact targets that were uh,

targeted by this time the, the collision when they launched their war on human back in 2015. but, you know, the, some of the hope is they haven't really confirmed what was hit, what was targeted. what i can tell you though, is the, you know, the, who is the sort of law, military officials, they, you know, where, you know, they say that they've been expecting this attack by the us. and he's, what's the forces. so any military site that were targeted was most likely free and empty of any weapons or ballistic missiles. because the, with these, their, their costs, you know, one of their strategies is to causing the transport and to change the location of where these weapons are being stored, anticipating a similar attack because they learn from past mistakes where the sound of the coalition launched. it's more and they were able to uh, to targets and destroy a lot of games military capability because they were stationed where exactly where

the packs took place, which is in the near saw international airport and also in the, a daily me, airbags and this, and these were where the attacks took place. um no, we've seen we've seen the throughout the 8 years of war that was washed, that the air strikes and the aerial bombardment simply is not the tactic to weaken the who these military capability and what the, who these are biling to do in the coming days if these attacks continue, is to escalate their military activities and to target military bases scattered throughout the region. and we're talking about military bases in mind. we're talking about military bases in your body. we're talking about military and british military bases scattered throughout the entire region. the who these have mentioned and they have confirmed that these bases won't be attacked in was, was to get a reopened argument that the american now let's go with us and started at 2 30 in

the morning. sunrise time. i'm finally you. so i just wanted to ask you quickly, do we know if there are any victims of the strikes? no victims or casualties have been reported. i think the us admit that the, their, their specific targeting is the who, the military installation of their military storage facilities. which they claim to have targeted the with these on sort of lock the shows. they claim that none of that was for destroyed despite the large explosions and the series of attacks that, that, that took place earlier. now keep in mind, a major protest is expected to take place after friday prayers. you know, we're talking about the all hours from now where it is expected that 4000000 human . these are expected to take the speech here in the capital, so not to voice their anger at these attacks stage by the us. and usually

whenever these protests take place, it's, you know, it stills the streets of the many capital. these protests were called for before the attacks took, took place. so that kind of nice and well and uh, uh, the anger can be sent to the world of humans, stands against the american plan to attack him and, and against the bloodshed that's taking place in gaza. and again, i have to say this one more time despite these attacks or if these attacks continue by the us, according to the food, the officials, no matter what happens they will continue to prevent is raising ships from passing back, but made up in passing. right? or use if mara county joining those that live from yemen. and thank you very much for giving us the breakdown of the situation on the ground. something tells me that you'll have your work cut out today. thank you. us. meanwhile full let us presidential candidates. so say, got bought a slump, the coalition strike on the who sees a, she believes that the decision to

a type given is a rough one and to create serious consequences for us. national security migrate is concerned both as a soldier who serves in the army reserve a veteran for over 20 years. and multiple deployments to different wars zones is how short sighted incompetent and lack of caring that this administer the bi inherits administration has for our own national security and the american people. you know what, what they are doing here now appears to be not well thought out at all or considering what the ramifications of this will be and how it serves our national security interest. just like they didn't think through what the ramifications would be of taking the who these off of the terrorist list a few years ago. or for me on this i'm joined live now by jo ultima and who's the host of the conservative daily pod cast. joe, thanks very much for joining us as the short notice on oxy today. um, 1st of all, the here's is, i guess they've been targeting shipping in the red sea for,

for months now. it was only a matter of time. and so these western coalition started back to yeah, you know, it was to be, it was to be expected, but i think the, the thing we have to talk about is that what is happening in israel, what is happening in the middle east is much more complicated then then uh, you know, they were getting from most of the news networks. uh, yeah, yeah. i mean, we've been in, before we were in syria before the coalition just kind of picks and chooses, you know, of battles they want to get involved with. and, and i think the danger i think would, would tulsa gabbert says, actually it is spot on. we have got to operate with a little bit more of a street. the, the west doesn't really have a leg to stand on is as most of the complicated this in the middle east have been caused by this western call as you know, it all else. i'll call it what it is. you know, we've done more harm. i feel like every time i come on here and bashing the united states, but it's not the fact that the people in united states feel that, you know,

we should be involved in the foreign policy or the sovereignty of all the nations. but in essence, that's really what the yemenis are fighting for. and the 4000000 people could take to the street that should send a clear signal. it's very difficult for me to say on the is really side or the, or the muslim side. i'll just call it the most of them. so it goes up or dominantly, that's what you have in, in yemen. it take aside and what's happening is real because i think that we, we've so often just take, you know, say we have to stand up for ones that are stand up for the other and ignore the, the outcome or, or what has happened to the end of the lives of those, you know, people that have become the victims of, or the opponents of this, of these, of these treasures like this all over the world. indeed, it's a very complex, multifaceted situation. the um, what do you think the full out from the strikes a going to be we have had some very strong with some of the who facing that they would respond. do you see this spinning over into a wider conflagration and the innovation to well,

i think we have to look at the immigration standards of what's happened all over europe and what's happening, united states, it'd be very, the, it'd be very easy for them to strike. and do things in those regions, as you know, we've had these porous borders for so long that there's, there's likely a risk of, of this becoming more of a, of a strategic strike. and, and, you know, irving, communities are suburban communities in other countries. i don't believe it is just going to affect the borders of yemen or even the surrounding countries. i believe that the what they're doing is also very purpose. ready of their creating chaos or creating a you know, an untenable situation all over the world. and i believe that what happens in yemen is going to end up spilling out and causing tears if behavior around the world. and domestically in the us and politically for joe biden. what sorts of impact do you think this will have on? hey brandon? but he was someone who come paint saying that it was going to end unless was

specifically in the middle east. and now he's become like the 2 presidents before him, a participant involved in the war, in human directly. do you think this will come back to bite and what do you think this will get support some of the back people that you know, i don't think the american people are ever going to get behind your button. you know, the, the alvarado says that we have inside of our government, the rod at apparatus is whether we're talking about the judiciary or the legislative branch or the, the, the lack of representation at every level and government of the american people, the american people are tired and rather you're a democrat or republican or independent, they're, they're starting to see through the strides. so there's this elitist class that causes all of this conflict and that conflict leads to lining the pockets of individuals through that chaos. and so i don't think anyone's going to get behind joe biden. they're certainly not getting behind any of the democrat radical ideas that have been, you know, for you across our communities across the country. so i think you're going to see uh, even more push back and saying, listen, uh we, we can't even take care of the people in our own nation. we can take care and

secure own borders and we can take care of and keep our, our own people safe. why are we out there fighting wars and combining efforts in order to kill people in foreign lands, which omens host of the conservative daily podcast. we appreciate you pulling over on the side of the roads. the chance was today's such short notice thanks very much for your take on the situation, at least. thank you. god bless you. well this comes to us earlier on state defense system shut down. and on to drone over a bill, apple, it's in iraq's northern, send me a whole ton of this region. well, us and all the international forces are stationed live on the line to iraqi malicious. no collectively, as the islamic resistance have claimed responsibility for the attack. us officials have reported more than a 100 attacks against is interested in both iraq and syria. since mid october. the rocky prime minister has called for a quick and orderly negotiated exits of us, lead military forces from his file, but does not set a deadline. he says the us presence is the stabilizing the region. we always repeat

this. we need to push a rock away from regional and international conflicts. this is not only for the benefit of a rockies, but for the region in the entire world. us. meanwhile, the form of us defense secretary, marked as the recently concerned that washington has no funds to withdraw its troops from iraq. our policy has not changed. we are not leaving a rock and a draft on sign letter does not constitute a policy change. and there is no sign letter to the best of my knowledge. i've asked a question of political come and say to and continued to for our wanted to be success . the united states is losing its influence in the middle east. i think the us, as usual when it's released, the policy is trading and shopping. the photos for the site can be used for any online before october 7. and before the is ready, we're on guns. and they're one of the issues as it seems between the rock and government and the american forces in iraq. however,

given americas right support for the is ready slide. this has led only to the iraq, the task targeting american bases in both iraq and syria. but it's also led to, for these demands for the united states to leave as a result of the, with support for his role. and also as a result for the us, one bottom in which the, which says is in response to the invitation that has left on members of the pump. the is ation units killed. including a senior member of the image of the month, which is one of the more prominent redman saying, the bulk of the zation forces. so, so i think that the, the rocky provenance of how much to, danny, basically has know what the other choice now bought to intensify these efforts. same forcing the americans in one way or another to leave on day one of hearings of the hague,

south african lawyers accused israel of openly state single policy of genocide of lin spends against palestinians in gaza. which idea of troops are allegedly coming out? it? is it is a special genocide, our intent is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy is not just the middle type of wing of how most or indeed how most tended on site is embedded in the fabrics of public opinion life. because this intent is evident from israel conduct in specially targeting palestinians living and gaza using weaponry that causes large scale, homicidal destruction, designating save stones, for palestinians to seek refuge and then bombing beans. the dispute had crystallized as a metal bureau. this was consumed by his rogues, official and unequivocal denial on 67,

but that it was committing genocide in gauze despite the adoption of the conventions. to prevent and punish the crimes of genocide, the atrocities continue and the dig into that small community. according to the minister as failed to translate the goals of off of the previous and into reality. and we know that the responsibility to protect the fulls on states. and those are some of the states that have acted a bit concerned and made it seem like the well worried about the children and the people in the guys and some of those states that the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite a lot of people and when they try to, so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards predicting and then posting and children. and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tears. and as of the longer the will continue, the, the more children and people in guests us continue to stuff up, but overall, so that's a good, really, really all you did or did before,

the international court of justice today, many participating and representative and people a so the a gratitude towards south africa, that's something more on that south africa took the bowl pro active step on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinian people. and ensure that the genocide convention and international do not become completely irrelevant. which is a prospect that must specify all of us. this is a case of death. could also find that the empower the genocide convention and is a very significant one for international community to renew, to showcase its usefulness. and to prove that it's not really or rather immediately a playground for the wasted, the ways to have now. so it's discontent. that 7, listen to this. watching african women and men fighting to save humanity and international legal system against the ruthless attacks supported and enabled by

most of the west, will remain one of the defining images of our time. this will make history, whatever happens. a lot of people are speculating, kind feet and trying to make sense of what is on will say, and it's defense tomorrow, but no one really knows for sure. so we wait to see what each valve will bring to the table tomorrow. meanwhile, as well as the following ministry released strongly wooded statements after the hearing in the hague and which of the queue south africa, of functioning as a legal on from us south africa, which is functioning as the legal arm of the how much terrorist organization isolated schools have the reality and goals are following the october 7th, 2 months ago and completely ignored the facts. that's how much terrace infiltrated as well motor executed, muskets rapes and abducted as lady citizens simply because they was raised in an attempt to carry out genocide. we do not have any monday thrown from us our monday to is from the south african government. and in our case also is not,

did they choose as a people, our case is like this. the actions of the state is that i the actions of general sites that are committed and goes up. and we spoke to the south african minister of justice right after the 1st day being called ended. and he told us that the ongoing law suit regarding his really actions in gaza is a chance for the international court of justice. not to repeat the mistake you made with the genocide in the one. it is important to give the quote to know which one is not to to go ahead because that is the genocide into the one to unfold when so i'll definitely go was going through a tunnel vision and there was no to intervene with this quote cuz we're giving the opportunity to quote, the highest body of the u. n. o. good. that is in trusted with preventing generously to make a finding that hulu based on offense and the load that were present in the global community. we're a better place to know and understand what

a birthdate means. and the history of discrimination. violence disposition is almost akin to what is kind of unfolding in the doesn't. how um, those would be the founding president. one of the 1st conversations that d, a pendant disagree to own the main domain to h was the genocide convention. so was standing on the shoulder to offer jane to stand on principle, to assert their rights for life. for the police didn't police you guys for the children to go to school to leave and know my life. so the children tools, she's able to access the eldest them, colors to me, and population to be able to leave like in a person all over the world. so this is about 2 minutes. meanwhile,

is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has hit bucket. south africa's allegations. same is the idea that holds them all high ground by taking their because not to home civilians. a good terrorist organization carried out the worst crime against the jewish people since the holocaust. and now someone comes to defend it in the name of holocaust. what brazen gulf the world is upside down. the idea of the most moral army in the world, which does everything to avoid harming non competence stands accused by the representatives of these monsters of genocide, south africa, the bulk receipt screams to the high heavens. i'm not surprised about the retreat that to them. but i'm gonna send it to now who is a 3 and also gather with the usual accusation of anti semitism. this being changed off the actual messaging, we would recall they told us even the sick and trusted lincoln from the united states of america. also suddenly today said that they seemed that the death toll of

civilians are too high. these were concerns that were not sick. a few weeks ago to support when they was to continue as bombing and key of the palestinians in garza. but because of the court case, because of the application southerly, we see a tone down of the bottom of that was that of these, that highly officials and of course of the united states. so for ships some would, that's a rough for this solid. do you head of us all websites, all the dot com for all the latest on those us in the u. k. it strikes on yemen. wanted speak to scouts, i'll be back again at the top of the hour. thank you for watching the .