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it feels like more of a tit for tat moods on a tit for tat when the strikes all happening on an almost daily basis when i sustained when i had some dozens of targets. but that stead i think that there are 2 signs that neither side wants this to turn into a long time proxy or, or an allowable. one sign is that the united states is screw telegraphing it strikes in a drum. so it gives the enemy time to prepare the iran and its partners are playing down the effects of a strikes which enables them to know not to have to take major reprisals. but one thing we need to bear in mind though, is that even if neither side wants to an escalation, it is a matter of making sure that the calculations are well calibrated. it only needs one miscalculation and we could see it spiral out of control. this is how complex escalate or and that was elizabeth kendall from cambridge university speaking with me a little earlier. we turn to senegal now were opposition leaders are protesting against president mackey solves decision to postpone the election. the governments cut off the internet as clashes a ruptured

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it feels like more of a tit for tat, more than a tit for tat when the strikes all happening on an almost daily basis when i sustained when i had some dozens of targets. but that stead i think that there are 2 signs that neither side wants this to turn into a long time proxy or, or an allowable. one sign is that the united states is screw telegraphing it strikes in a drum. so it gives the enemy time to prepare the iran and its partners are playing down the effects of a strikes which enables them to know not to have to take major reprisals. but one thing we need to bear in mind though, is that even if neither side wants for an escalation, it is a matter of making sure that the calculations are well calibrated. it only needs one miscalculation and we could see it spiral out of control. this is how complex escalate. and that was was with candle from cambridge university speaking with me earlier. let's get you up to speed on some other news. at least 112 people have been killed by wild fires. and sheila, the blazes swept through the central valley patent usa region, a popular tourist destinat

it feels like more of a tit for tat, more than a tit for tat when the strikes all happening on an almost daily basis. what am i sustained when not hitting dozens of targets, but that stead, or i think that there are 2 signs that neither side wants this to turn into a long time proxy will or, or an allowable. one sign is that the united states is screw telegraphing it strikes in a drum. so it gives the enemy time to prepare. the iran and its partners are playing down the effects of a strikes which enables them to know not to have to take major reprisals. but one thing we need to bear in mind though, is that even if neither side wants for an escalation, it is a matter of making sure that the calculations are well calibrated. it only needs one miscalculation and we could see it spiral out of control. this is how complex escalate if iran is pulling the strings behind the scenes and you know, there's been much speculation about whether or not that is indeed the case. perhaps you would like to weigh on in on that as well. um, what exactly is in it for t, ron? i'm the immediate basis. would you

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how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil couldion nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. earlier, i asked the bbc�*s 0rla guerin about how concerned iraqis are over the prospect of escalation in regional tension. we have been speaking to people in the streets after friday p

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil couldnest. the tension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. and our senior international correspondent, 0rla guerin, joins us now, live from baghdad. a clear warning in your interview from the minister about the danger of wider esc

president biden and house speaker johnson also had their first tat-tat conversation.they are optimistic that it will be able to congress can reach a deal, but time is running out. schumer also told the speaker that history was looking over his shoulder and he would regret not accepting funding for ukraine. all five of us, the president, the vice president, senate leader mccon, house minority leader jeffreys and myself, we all emphasized how vital this is to the united states. this is very, very important and we cannot afford to wait a month or two or 3 months. because we will probably lose the war and nato unity will fall apart, and this is at best, our the best allies will turn their backs on the united states and the most arrogant leaders, the arrogant autocrats of the world, the hands of putin, the presidents of north korea and iran will be untied, they will think that the united states is a soft, fat country that has lost its way, they will take advantage of this. especially after the conversation with president zelensky, you now heard president biden trying to ra

cycle that has no foreseeable end. this tit-for-tat cycle that has no foreseeable end.- this tit-for-tato foreseeable end. that is an important point, _ no foreseeable end. that is an important point, the _ no foreseeable end. that is an important point, the volatilityl important point, the volatility in the region at the moment. of course with the israel gaza war. i want to ask you about that as well because the secretary of state has heading to the regnet again. how much do you think this ups the pressure on him to facilitate something that leads towards a ceasefire? , , , ., , ceasefire? the pressure was already there _ ceasefire? the pressure was already there and _ ceasefire? the pressure was already there and what - ceasefire? the pressure was - already there and what probably be in ministration is thinking internally is they are committed to this idea of retaliating for the attacks against the united states. beasley that retaliation has been pretty measured, may be too measured in the eyes of some in washington but i think they probably believe that the real way to take the wind o

president biden and house speaker johnson also had their first tat-tat conversation.tic that congress can reach a deal, but time is running out. sumer also told the speaker that history was looking over his shoulder, and he would regret it if he did not accept funding for ukraine. u.s.a. this is very, very important, and we cannot afford to wait a month or two or 3 months, because we will probably lose the war and nato unity will fall apart, and that is the best case scenario. our best allies will turn their backs on the united states, and our most brazen leaders will. remind them of the strength of nato's partnership and the importance of american influence in democracies around the world. however, we have now become witness this fight, and the republicans are allowing more and more ukrainians to die every day because they are delaying the release of aid. people living in free countries around the world were inspired by the courage of ukrainians and their willingness to die for democracy. if we abandon them, what message will vladimir putin receive? putin expects to

. — responses we have seen by the israelis, tit—for—tat exchanges along — israelis, tit—for—tat exchanges northern border in the wake of— along the northern border in the wake of the hamas attacks out of gas on the _ wake of the hamas attacks out of gas on the 7th _ wake of the hamas attacks out of gas on the 7th of october. that situation _ on the 7th of october. that situation along the northern border has been _ situation along the northern border has been a — situation along the northern border has been a source of great concern to the _ has been a source of great concern to the government here, to the government in beirut and also of course _ government in beirut and also of course to— government in beirut and also of course to the international community with the americans trying very hard _ community with the americans trying very hard to — community with the americans trying very hard to make sure the situation there _ very hard to make sure the situation there does— very hard to make sure the situation there does not escalate into an all-out— there does not escalate into an all—o

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we're just doing military tit for tat and use economic weapon and degrade enemy's ability to fight warump understood that. now whether it's 60%, whether its targeted sanctions or this or that . it can be decided later and which industries you want to target. again, what are we not doing with regard to china? china controls the lithium market in the world, refining for 89% of refining and lithium essential for laptops and cell phones and technology. the united states has just discovered a mother load of lithium in the united states. what are we doing about it? we're not going to mine it. we're not going to produce it. why not make ourselves independent of china and the critical comply shanes? stuart: i understand that treasury officials on their way to china right now. are we beginning the economic damps? sounds like it. >> the treasury officials going bounce to the chinese and they've shown the trump administration was nervous about the penalties and biden administration came in and released all that and there were no penalties to china. if another photo opportunity for u.s. treasuries

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil coulde honest. the tension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. well 0rla guerinjoins us live now from baghdad. for viewers that are trying to understand the shifting dynamics in the crisis in the middle east what do you think are

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil couldtension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. joining me now isjoost hiltermann, programme directorfor the middle east and north africa at international crisis group. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. thank you for “oin

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil couldnsion nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. millions of people around the world are celebrating the lunar new year. from hong kong to peru, the new moon, which ushers in the year of the dragon, has been marked in many different

and that's because of the latest deadly tit—for—tat attacks by iranian—backed militias and us forces. the united states has carried out a series of air raids that killed 17 iranian—backed militia—men in iraq, as well as a precision drone strike in the capital baghdad, that killed a senior commander. dr fuad hussein spoke to our senior international correspondent, 0rla guerin, and told her he hopes both sides will stop their attacks and leave iraq to be ruled by iraqis. from the government point of view, from the point of view of the iraqi government, do you want the us troops out? we want to have to start the negotiation. 0n the basis of the negotiation it will be decided. of course, the end of the negotiation must be clear. the majority of the iraqi people, they do not want to have foreign forces on iraqi soil. but is it iraqi government policy now that the troops should go and it is just a question of when? the troops one day must leave. this country, at the end, must be free from having foreign bases. some has been invited, and that is for the american side. some has now been invit

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil couldmain problem, to be honest. the tension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. hungary's first female president, katalin novak, has resigned amid outrage over her decision to pardon a man convicted of covering up the sexual abus

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and that's because of the latest deadly tit—for—tat attacks by iranian—backed militias and us forces.cked militia—men in iraq, as well as a precision drone strike in the capital baghdad, that killed a senior commander. dr fuad hussein spoke to our senior international correspondent, 0rla guerin, and told her he hopes both sides will stop their attacks and leave iraq to be ruled by iraqis. from the government point of view, from the point of view of the iraqi government, do you want the us troops out? we want to have to start the negotiation. 0n the basis of the negotiation it will be decided. of course, the end of the negotiation must be clear. the majority of the iraqi people, they do not want to have foreign forces on iraqi soil. but is it iraqi government policy now that the troops should go and it is just a question of when? the troops one day must leave. this country, at the end, must be free from having foreign bases. some has been invited, and that is valid for the american side. some has not been invited. going back to the issue of the us strikes that happened, the americans s

on that kind of target but the consequence of that risk aversion means you get stuck in this tit—for—tathas no foreseeable end.- no foreseeable end. and the volatility of _ no foreseeable end. and the volatility of the _ no foreseeable end. and the volatility of the region - no foreseeable end. and the volatility of the region with l volatility of the region with the israel gaza war, i want to ask about that as well because the secretary of state is heading towards the region again and how much do you think this increases the pressure tub facilitates and something that leads towards a cease—fire shall that pressure is already there and i think probably with there and i think probably with the administration is thinking of internally is that you're committed to this idea of retaliating to the united states that retaliation has been pretty measured, may be too measured in the eyes of some in washington but they think the real way to take the wind out of the sails of the houthis and syrian militias is to get some kind of intimate fighting in gaza release some long cease—fire and that is whe

how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the iranians and americans on iraqi soil couldproblem, to be honest. the tension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that. this is not true. no influence? no, no, i'm not saying no influence, but dictating the policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i'm worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. king charles has expressed his gratitude for the messages of support he has received since he was diagnosed with cancer. in a message of thanks, the 75

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how real is that danger that this tit—for—tat between the americans and iranians on iraqi soil could, to be honest. the tension nowadays between iran and united states is very high. so i hope both sides will stop their attacks on iraqi soil, and they are not going to solve their problem on iraqi soil. we paid a very big price. it's no secret that the iranian influence here has been growing for years, and many outsiders would say at this point tehran is dictating more of the policies here than baghdad. what would you say to that? no, i'd deny that, this is not true. no influence? no, no, iam not saying no influence, but dictating policy in baghdad is not true. are you worried about the degree of iranian influence here? i am worried about the degree of all influence surrounding us, not only iranian. iraqis must taking the decision. the decision about iraq must be taken in baghdad, and it must be taken by the iraqis in baghdad. turning to the 2024 us presidential race, where former president donald trump has started to campaign in south carolina. the state will hold its republican prima

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so we're looking at an, a potential escalation here in the tit for tat across the border between israel and 11 on. i mean, thanks so much for that update. obviously don't use, i mean he says we're pushing from jerusalem of the 1st criminal trial of a full not us president is set to go ahead. next month. a new judge has rejected a bid from donald trump to have the case dismissed. the charges them from hush money paid to women before the 2016 presidential election, and the trial is now scheduled to begin on march 25th. now after the hearing, trump said the case was interfering with his presidential campaign, the race whilst the ws benjamin alvarez gruber to tell us more about trump upcoming trial. that's right. the republican frontrunner is currently facing 34 counts of accounting fraud, link to payment support status told me daniels this case, has been going on for years now. it dates back as you said, it to the closing dates of the 2016 election in march of 2023 of last year, a grand jury in new york and died the tim over the payments made to to daniel. so me, daniel, set the trunk, pay

i'm thinking about these, you know, these tit for tat attacks that have been going on between the ranch proxies in the united states. how much leverage does the united states have right now considering it wants to prevent an escalation of the by so it's extremely wearing situation and is the other very high agenda item, i'm sure on secretary blinking visit to contain the conflict. and the record so far has been mixed up. unfortunately, despite this u. s. response to attacks over 160 attacks and it's forced isn't very rock. and now intervening against this with these of the young man, a theater of these attacks are continuing. we just had another attack last night on us back. curtis forces in syria that we're fighting against isis. it's extremely worrying at hard to know this to sustainable ad, everybody talks about calibrated controlled strikes. and the us certainly is not looking for a word with the rod, which is why these retaliations happened in this syrian and it's gonna likely be contained in the sea or any rock and beat or not in the run itself. it doesn't look like the rod is loo

so we're looking at an, a potential escalation here in the tit for tat across the border between israel and 11 on. i mean, thanks so much for that update. i will say don't use, i mean he says are pushing from jerusalem. of the 1st criminal trial of a full met us president is set to go ahead. next month, a new judge has rejected a bid from donald trump to have the case dismissed. the charges stem from harsh money paid to women before the 2016 presidential election. the trial is now scheduled to begin on march the 25th off to the hearing. trump said this case was interfering with his presidential campaign. the l. c. w's washington correspondent benjamin alvarez. group to tell us more about trump's upcoming trial. so let's write the republican frontrunner is currently facing 30 full counts of accounting fraud, link to payment support status told me daniels this case, has been going on for years now. it dates back as you said, it to the closing days of the 2016 election in march of 2023 of last year, a grand jury in new york and died the tim over the payments made to to daniel. so me, danie

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i'm thinking about these, you know, these tit for tat attacks that have been going on between iran's proxies in the united states. how much leverage does the united states have right now, considering it wants to prevent an escalation of the by it's, it's extremely work situation. uh and is at the other very high agenda item, i'm sure on secretary blake and visit to contain the conflict and the record so far has been mixed up. fortunately, despite this u. s. response to attacks over 160 attacks and its forces in 0 and brock and now intervening against us with these in the admin. uh theater are these attacks are continuing. we just had another attack last night on us backed kurdish forces in syria that we're fighting against isis. it's extremely wearing at hard to know this to sustainable ad, everybody talks about calibrated controlled strikes. and the us certainly is not looking for a word with the rod, which is why these retaliations happened in this syrian and it's gonna likely be contained in the sea or any rock and beat or not in the run itself. it doesn't look like the rod is loo

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so hezbollah in lebanon starts firing rockets into northern israel, starts getting into tit for tat with israel and lebanon. then these groups in iraq and syria, these militias, they have been fighting some of these dating back to the u.s. occupation of iraq. they started to attack u.s. forces way back in the bush years when we were in iraq. they have been operating ever since. when there was a syrian civil war, some of these groups were fighting on the side of the assad regime against the free syrian army and some of the groups backed by the united states. the houthis have been in a war for years with a saudi-led coalition that was seeking to dislodge the houthis. the point is, all of these groups, what they share in common is they want to stand up to the united states, be a part of fighting back against israel, they want to be chaos agents. they want to show there's a cost the world is going to have to pay, that's the attacks on shipping so long as the bombardment of gaza goes on. iran is obviously an important actor here. what is complicated is i don't think iran is sitting there and

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soldiers up at armand and our navy sailors and others up for failure were trying to play it tit-for-tatot identify the root cause of this attack and how we can prevent it in the future. i think we need to start thinking more in a non- kinetic way and how we can hit china, russia, iran north korea economically. it is joe biden's fault for fungible assets that iran has to begin with the $100 billion and increase in oil expectation and the fact that she is $6 billion in unfrozen on fungible assets. the whole idea we have to look at the root cause of the attacks are not just a connecticut element of retaliatory strike. maria: i don't understand how the drone strike was not intercepted. i know there was confusion whether friendly fire or friendly drone coming back home or enemy fire but it's incredible but it was not intercepted. >> not to mention the fact we sat and prefer the armed services committee recently in a classified setting so i won't go into that piece of it but what i will tell you we have not done certain steps that are necessary to understand the full details. when you send a

does that give us diplomatic leverage if he did that tit for tat tariffs on china? >> no, one thing to sit down and do a trade agreement with a country or region, which we should do. tariff is a tax, tariffs is a sales tax. putting on a sales tax, it hurts everybody. hurts the other country, hurts us and there are more positive ways of dealing with trade disparities. that's been ongoing since the world war ii and largely successfully and had the global economy and the very strong economy till recently and that's why we've got to get back to it. one thing to go after china for certain things but remember, tariff is a tax. stuart: got it. steve forbe, thanks for being here. always appreciate it. thank you, sir. back to the markets, please. wouldn't have that much price change for stocks so far this morning. little bit of dow down, nasdaq up and jason katz here and going with a few weeks ago on the dow hitting new highs. now what? will the s&p reach 5200 or will the dow reach 40,000? what do you got to say? >> well, path of least resistance has been to the upside and a

hisbullah has also gone for this tit for tat um way of dealing with the israelis. once the israelis launch attacks that are near residential areas, civilian areas. heizbullah is using rockets uh that do have uh cameras in them and this is why they they are able to see more precisely and target their um uh basically those military tight. military targets, the israelis have speculated on what type of rocket that is, some are saying it's the iranian mass, almass excuse me, rocket, and that is rocket that has many capabilities that could go beyond uh many obstacles - this allows the the resistance to be able to see its target even when it is in a way where you have many obstacles like hills or mountains and several posts and in addition to of course the very high walls that have been built. by the israelis and so this is why we see today for the second time how hezballah has targeted a markava tank using that type of rocket. the top un court is said to hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israely crimes and occupied palestinian territories. over 50 states including iran will parti

so when it comes to tit-for- tat, are we likely to kill military personnel? iranian military service personnel? the revolutionary force members? and so then what? that's what creates response that may be difficult to control. >> sure. you know, that's the delicate balance that the planners have to take into consideration. certainly the biden administration does have a very healthy fear of escalation with iran. i think it's inhibited them from doing a little bit more. that's always on the table. in my view, the region, enough spent a lot of my career working there, the way to allow for deterrence is sometimes we have to escalate to actually de- escalate. we have to have our enemies for us. right now the iranians don't. it sounds counterintuitive but sometimes we don't have to respond proportionally. we have to respond with the four wall big force in order to get the adversary to stand down. that's why people in the region respect and believe in that's where we have to go. >> so hang, on are you saying we need to hit iranian targets inside or ran? >> no, but th

pete wants to get me all tatted up like him.e actually had a discussion, what would you do -- what would it be if you had a tat? >> it would all be patriotic. god, faith, family, country, that's it. [laughter] pete: look, he's in fit fighting shape, and the tattoos are coming next. [laughter] will: i can see it. >> i've been with training mixed martial arts, ooh i'm in my 13th year with, train the every day, hour behalf a day, never miss. love it. will: real quick and we'll move on to the news, i need a partner. he's back out of the navy seal swim in august. >> okay, i'm not a swimmer. [laughter] rachel, are you in? a. rachel: no, but you could fight them. that would be fun. pete: i'd love to see that. so what's your take? you've been on the ground here, sean is, you know, talking to folks. it's a showdown here. we know what the result will be. what's your takeaway right now? >> my takeaway is, okay, if you look at -- we go back to iowa, donald trump comes in first. and i like nikki haley. personally, know her, like her. she was

hisballah has also gone for this tit for tat um way of dealing with the israelis, once the israelis launch attacks that are near residential areas, civilian areas, hasbullah is using rockets uh that do have uh cameras in them, and this is why they they are able to see more precisely and target their um uh basically those military tight uh military targets, the israelis have speculated on what type of rocket that is, some are saying it's the iranian mass, almas, excuse me, rocket, and that is rocket that has many capabilities that could go beyond many obstacles and this allows the the resistance to be able to see its target even when it is in a way where you have many obstacles like hills or mountains and several posts and in addition to of course the very high walls that have been built by the israelis and so this is why we see today for the second time how hezballah has targeted a marcava tank using that type of rocket. top un court set to hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israeli crimes in the occupied palestinian territories. over 50 states including iran will participat

hizbillah has also gone for this tit for tat um. way of dealing with the israelis, once the israelis launch attacks that are near residential areas, civilian areas, hasbulah is using rockets uh that do have uh cameras in them, and this is why they they are able to see more precisely and target their um uh basically those military tight uh military targets, the israelis have speculated on what type of rocket that is, some are saying it's the iranian mass. almass excuse me a rocket and that is rocket that has many capabilities that could go beyond uh many obstacles and this allows the the resistance to be able to see its target even when it is in a way where you have many obstacles like hills or mountains and several posts and in addition to of course the very high walls that have been built by the israelis and so this is why we see today for the second time how hezballah has targeted a marcava tank using that type of rocket. and thousands of yemenes have once again gathered in the capital sant and other cities in support of palestine. press tv's abdul latif alwashali reports. yemenis

the tat oil arena is busy preparing for the games of the future. in the national hockey league, tampa bay forward nikita kucharov is getting closer to the symbolic mark of 100 points scored per season. last year's even best scorer of the current season in the nhl scored a double. kucherov scored in the first and third periods of the home match against colorado. two goals from the russian helped tampa win 6:3. the striker already has 94 points this season according to the goal plus pass system, in just 55 matches. the week continued the day before with the first matches on stage of the 1/16 finals of the europa league. one of the favorites of the tournament, milan, won a comfortable victory at home over the french rennes. milan dominated throughout the match. rubin lovtus chika scored a double, scoring both goals with his head, and theo hernandez and rafael liao also organized a beautiful scoring combination, the portuguese scored. milan, as they say in such cases, has one foot in the next round. in other matches. benfica beat toulouse 2:1. both goa

hisbullah has also gone for this tit for tat um way of dealing with the israelis. once the israelis launch attacks that are near residential areas, civilian areas. hisbullah is using rockets. uh that do have uh cameras in them and this is why the they are able to see more precisely and target their um uh basically those military tight uh military targets. the israelis have speculated on what type of rocket that is, some are saying it's the iranian mass uh almass excuse me rocket and that is rocket that has many capabilities that could go beyond many obstacles and this allows uh the... resistance to be able to see its target, even when it is in a way where you have many obstacles like hills or mountains and several posts and in addition to of course the very high walls that have been built by the israelis and so this is why we see today for the second time how hazballah has targeted a marcava tank using that type of rocket. topion court is set to hold public hearings on the legal consequences of israeli crimes in the occupied palestinian territories. over 50% including iran will participate

as usual, we have. was hit for tat operations from the resistance and also continuous israeli shelling yesterday, there was very heavy shelling on the towns of tairah and also targeted the headquarters, the regional eastern headquarters 769 for the israeli military, they said that was in retaliation for the targeting of civilian areas especially in the town of barash where uh that they targeted of course several uh houses, they destroyed a big portion of neighborhoods in that town specifically, and so therefore hasbullah when they retaliated they useus rockets, which has become a norm after every time there is uh target civilians, even against uh military targets, this morning hasbullah has targeted the ramim post, also they said they targeted a group of soldiers, we know from israeli media that there were at least three rockets that were launched from lebanon into the area, and the civilians of course in south lebanon have been targeted, we also have seen how the israelis are trying to find targets, even in syria, as you mentioned, we have in some cases um seen that there was a target

hezbulah is basically going for a tit for tat type of operations, and despite the fact that they arerom the border at least, and so that basically is the israelis being presumptuous uh with their targeting, and hazbullah has said that they will not allow the israelis to trespass uh the rules of engagement that they had laid forth basically trying to... limit uh the confrontations and the clashes in the border region uh the israelis have violated that today specifically in the city of nabati, we still don't know if hazbullah will have what type of retaliation they would have, but usually when they are in a an area which is civilian, hezballah uses katusha rockets to target the settlements in manner which is different than there's precise targeting of the barracks uh which we see usually in their daily operations and so this is what we have so... far. iraqies have taken part in the funeral procession for a senior commander of the kataib hezballah resistance group. people mourned abubakardi who was killed after the us military targeted his vehicle in a drone strike. the killing drew str

hezbollah is basically going for a tit for tat type of operations, and despite the fact that they areay from the border at least, and so that basically is the israelies being... presumptuous uh with their targeting and hizbullah has said that they will not allow the israelis to trespass uh the rules of engagement that they had laid forth basically trying to limit uh the confrontations and the clashes in the border region uh the israelies have violated that today specifically in the city of nabati we still don't know if hazbullah will have what type of retaliation they would have but usually when they are in a an area which is civilian us tusha rockets to target the settlements in manner which is different than there's precise targeting of the barracks uh which we see usually in their daily operations and so this is what we have so far. iraqis have taken part in the funeral procession for a senior commander of the kataib hezballah resistance group. people mourned abu bakr al-saadi who was killed after the us military targeted his vehicle in a drone strike. the killing drew strong conde