, but pledge their allegiance to sana and specifically, and the you know the the saudis and the the emiratis and their western partners have really struggled with this, in this recent article we did last week um that uh the there was a top secret document um signed off by the ministry of defense the saudi back ministry of defense in yemen instructing um their forces to suppress any sympathy for the palestinian cause um and for hamas and for ansarulah um and and what happened is the number of officers ended up in saudi jail. saudi run jails and so senior commander types ended up in saudi um jails for like 50 days or so along with the ranking file and this you know started this slew of defections um but you have regular yeminis to have risen up against this they're burning pictures of uae leader muhammad bin zayat they're burning the israeli flags this isn't coalition controlled areas religious leaders. who are um in coalition areas, possibly one of them possibly the most uh prominent uh personality in all of eastern yemen which is controlled by the saudis has um absolutely supported ansar's a

pledge their allegiance to sana and to arala specifically and the you know the the saudis and the the emiratis and their western partners have... really struggled with this, annerced in this recent article we did last week um that uh the there was a top secret document um signed off by the ministry of defense, the the saudi back ministry of defense and yemen instructing um their forces to suppress any sympathy for the palestinian cause um and for hamas and for ansarulah um and and what happened? is the number of officers ended up in saudi jails, saudi run jails, um so senior commander types ended up in saudi um jails for like 50 days or so along with the ranking file and this you know started this slew of defections um but you have regular yeminis too um who have risen up against this they're burning pictures of uae leader muhammad bin zayat they're burning the israeli flags this this isn't controlled areas religious leaders who are in coalition areas, possibly one of them possibly the most prominent personality in all of eastern yemen, controlled by the saudis has um, you know, absolutely sup

zara, too shy or traumatized to speak on this emirati mercy mission, the 11th of its kind, there are children with fractures, complex head injuries, some with cancer. there was little access to care or medicine in gaza here children finally get pain relief. dirty bandages are replaced with fresh dressings. this 12-year-old will receive much-needed surgery on her legs. acting quickly means preventing amputation. "do you want to go back to gaza or stay out afterward," i ask her. "stay out," she tells me the journey to this improvised emirati flying hospital started at the gaza border, a 45-minute drive away from this military airfield in egypt. on our way there, miles of trucks carrying aid unable to deliver their cargo. this is the border into gaza from egypt patients are driven here on palestinian red crescent vehicles. there is a list. not every name is approved, so some of the most critically ill might make it all the way to this point and then be denied entry into egypt, but these children at the military airport have made it out. a boy already used to life in a wheelchair whizzes

firm, i think now that october the seventh has happened and we've seen months of genocide in gaza, the emiratis probably regret the course that they have taken, the path that they have taken, although they're not going to back away at this moment, the emiratis and other regimes in the region have traditionally. israel as the path to washington, if you want to gain access to washington, if you want to have top notch connections with the people at the top, then you do it through israel, and it's not just the arab countries in the region, this has been true for countries elsewhere and even powers like russia and china after what's been going on. in gaza, the mood has changed, i've been to china twice over the past three months on two very extensive trips, long trips, and the mood in china has become very hostile towards the israeli regime, especially public opinion, and the same is true in russia, and in our region, the popular opinion has always been hostile, but now it is extremely hostile, so i think it's going to be... very difficult for the emirates or anyone else in the region to push this r

i think now that october the 7th has happened and we've seen months of genocide in gaza, the emiratis probably regret the course that they have taken, the path that they've taken, although they're not going to back away at this moment, the emiratis. and other regimes in the region have traditionally saw israel as the path to washington, if you want to gain access to washington, if you want to have top notch connections with the people at the top, then you do it through israel, and it's not just the arab countries in the region, this has been true for countries elsewhere and even powers like russia and china after what's been going on in gaza, the mood has changed, i've been to china twice over the past three months on two very extensive trips, long trips and the mood in china has become very hostile towards the israeli regime especially public opinion and the same is true and and in our region, the popular opinion has always been hostile, but now it is extremely hostile, so i think it's going to be very difficult for the emirates or anyone else in the region to push this relationship

on this emirati mercy mission, the 11th of its kind, there are children with fractures, complex headuries, some with cancer. there was little access to care or medicine in gaza. here children finally get pain relief. dirty bandages are replaced with fresh dressings. this 12-year-old will receive much-needed surgery on her legs. acting quickly means preventing amputation. "do you want to go back to gaza or stay out afterward," i ask her. "stay out," she tells me. the journey to this improvised emirati flying hospital started at the gaza border, the 45-minute drive away from this military airfield in egypt. on our way there, miles of trucks carrying aid unable to deliver their cargo. this is the border into gaza from egypt. patients are driven here on palestinian red crescent vehicles. there is a list, not every name is approved, so some of the most critically ill might make it all the way to this point and be denied entry into egypt. but these children at the military airport have made it out. a boy already used to life in a wheelchair whizzes past our camera. on board the smiles of c

russia told the newspaper vedomosti that emirati banks do not accept money from russia and do not sendaccounts of companies where the owners are russian citizens. one of the publication's interlocutors shared that his account was closed due to the fact that he bought sanctioned goods in china, and another interlocutor, the owner of an energy company, says that it is now almost impossible to open an account in an emirates bank. according to the partner of the law firm pgp-tax consultancy. emirati banks are still quite tolerant of businesses that operate in the emirates, in contrast to cases when the emirates are used as transit. after the december american decree, secondary sanctions began to appear. message about problems with russian payments clients in turkey and china. the head of the central bank , elvira nabeulina, said last week that the situation with foreign trade payments has recently worsened, and alternative payment methods are being worked on. shares of polymetal international, the largest silver producer in russia and the country's second largest gold producer, are falling

people of gaza, therefore, the position of the turkish group , the position of the turkish, saudi, emirati, qatari, egyptian, and all nations are with palestine and want to cut ties with the regime . the paris talks, the different parties there are negotiating. now both sides, both the palestinian side and the zionists, seem to be examining the results of these negotiations regarding the cease-fire and exchange of prisoners. from the palestinian side's point of view and the position of the paris talks, let us tell them about the results of the paris talks. and there is no respite after this ceasefire what will happen if it takes two months ? will israel withdraw? will the war stop ? will israel create a buffer zone in the gaza strip? will the blockade of the gaza strip be lifted ? there is no clear issue in this plan, those who defend it friends say that this is the plan that we may provide an opportunity for the rest of the affairs. but we know this zionist regime and we know the enemies of america, in fact there is no guarantee of these and even america cannot make israel conform to this

all the elements and emirati ethics worked. the people of the uae stand against all betrayals against the cause of palestine. the result of the cooperation of the heads of the uae with the zionists is the contract in the military, commercial and technological fields , and the markets it has created. the zionists have been shedding blood in gaza for four months. more than 27,000 yemeni resistance is standing up to the vital conditions of the zionists from the red sea. now, as i said at the beginning of your program , we are hosting mr. nasser abu sharif, the representative of the palestinian islamic jihad movement in iran, mr. abu sharif . hello, welcome to the world. today, i want spectrum. i would like to ask you a variety of questions, but... first of all, if you have any questions , we are at your service. peace be upon you and may god have mercy on all dear viewers. today is the 12th day of the al-aqsa storm operation, and this brutal war against the palestinian nation is a revenge war and an international institution that

resistance is standing to cut off the vital conditions of the zionists from the red sea route, but the emiratis will pass through dubai haifa. they opened an alternative route for the raw materials and food to reach the zionists from the uae, and saudi arabia and jordan will hand in the cargo until the end of the route. now, as i said at the beginning of your program, the host is mr. nasser abu sharif. we are the representative of the palestinian islamic jihad movement in iran. mr. abu sharif, hello, welcome to the world. today , i want to ask you a variety of questions , but first of all, if you have any questions , we are at your service. peace be upon you and may god have mercy on you. 12 the second day of the operation. this brutal war against the nation palestine is a vindictive and hostile war that targets children and women and even the heritage of the palestinian nation , a war against stones and against humanity and against everything that exists in the gaza strip, which is supported by the big forces and the arrival of aid to the gaza strip , however, really supports the zionist regim

created as what we call the arab zionis and they are linked together with the zionist entity, the... the emiraties and the saudis and the jordanian are all of this creation when the the the british designed this entity and these as buffer zone and the protectors of the zianist entity. once the zianist regime collapse in palestine these these regimes will go. this is what they know so they know their existence is linked to that. they they don't buy into arabism or islam or whatever. they buy into their... this regimes who are ruling there, these people who's ruling over the emirates or saudi arabia were biduamed tribes, the british picked them and b made out of them princes and royal families and told them as long as they look after the the interest of the british which is now as well translated into the american empire, you will be the ruling families in there once you get out of line will replace you. "and i don't want to go into stories in there, but this is obvious, so this is the the benefit of these countries and always always work against the palestinian liberation movement or the arab proje

last night, the emiratis defeated the contenders italy in the penalty kicks in the third quarter, but due to the lower team, they advanced to the quarterfinals as the second team in the group, and we managed to win both games and become eight teams, and with all our strength. we will try to play and god willing. we always think about this, we say, sir , 80 million is a hitman, we are 12 people we will fight for 80 million love. last night, two ceremonial games were held. egypt defeated the united states 4/5 and argentina beat spain with the same result of 4/5. senegal and you in the group. stay fourth with portugal, mexico plays brazil. mohammad sattari, sed and cima news agency. the 11th season of the second asian indoor indoor tournament has ended with the championship of china and the fourth of iran. of the 16 medals won by our country's national track and field athletes in these competitions, three were gold medals, two of them. iranian women take over thanking god, i was able to win the asian gold medal and improve the national record . i am very happy that i was able to raise th

countries to uh create a land passage for food for for israel via saudi arabia and jordan from the emiraties and while the palestinians are dying, i mean they haven't uh, they can see what's going on, they know what's going on, these people have been starved, butchered, people are being killed inside hospitals, they are sick, lying in bed, they're being killed, and the gross misrepresentation about the nature of the people coming into the hospitals, children, a child hint, age six, all her family, everyone who was... with her in the car was was already dead, the soldiers came and shot her as well, how can you supply food to that system and deprive the palestinians from receiving any food? that is actually just repugnant, that's the only word i can find to describe the behavior of some of these countries, and i know as matter of fact, world opinion, world population is totally against them, and people think that they they have now been exposed fully as as as ruthless. um psychotic, psychopathic regimes that don't have uh empathy for any other human beings, they only are interested in their bu

created as what we call the arab zionis and they are linked together with the zionist entity, the the emiraties and the saudis and the jordanian are all of this creation when the the the british designed this entity and these as buffer zone and the protectors of the ziist entity, once the zionist regime collapse in palestine, these these regimes will go, this is what they... so they know their existence is linked to that, they they don't buy into arabism or islam or whatever, they buy into their this regimes who are ruling there, these people who's ruling over the emirates or saudi arabia where bidw tribes, the british picked them and b made out of them you know brinds and royal families and told them as long as they look after the the interest of the british which is now as well... translated into the american empire, you will be the ruling families in there once you get out of line, will replace you, and i don't want to go into stories in there, but this is obvious, so this is the the benefit of these countries and always always work against the palestinian liberation movement or the arab pro

created as what we call the arab zionis and they are linked together with the zionist entity, the the emiraties and the saudis and the jordanian are all of this creation. when the the the british designed this entity and these as buffer zone and the protectors of the zionist entity, once the zionist regime collapse in palestine, these these regimes will go, this is what they know, so they know their existence is linked to that, they they don't buy into arabism or islam or whatever, they buy into their this regimes who are ruling there, these people who's ruling... over the emirates or saudi arabia where bidwmed tribes, the british picked them and put made out of them you know brains and royal families and told them as long as they look after the the interest of the british which is now as well translated into the american empire, you will be the ruling families in there once you get out of line will replace you, and i don't want to go into stories in there, but this is obvious, so this is the the benefit. these countries and always always worked against the palestinian liberation movement or th

the emirati authorities did not appreciate the mankurts’ rossophobic statements and canceled the b2 concert. he should have been take place this saturday. but now the spectacle is not for the faint of heart, in this outfit the hip-hop performer alena savranenko, aka alona alona, ​​will represent ukraine at the european studies. plus, plus, plus, a size artist, she will perform a duet there with the russophobe jerry heil. with bookmakers, they have already become the favorites of eurovision this year, which once again speaks of the priorities of the competition. but odessa again confirms putin’s words that it is russian. city. on deribasovskaya people dance to the song of a russian pop group reflex. the song is called non-stop. exactly, by the way, it is not the weather that has been attacking central russia non-stop for the second week. in saratov, gagarin airport was closed due to freezing rain. the same situation is now in voronezh after the rain. the streets of skaval galolet in the queue at the tramping points. in the rossov region, in addition to ice, the whirlwind led to the fall of t

us supported genocidal war now for nine plus years and of course that was led by the saudis and the emiratieshe yemeny resistance, now of course yemen has... taken the profound and heroic step to stand on the side of justice, to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time, in the face of this genocide. by the zionist regime, the united states of course and its allies cannot tolerate this, they cannot tolerate anyone going against their power in the region, and of course they recognize that that the hutis, that the the yemeny resistance are very powerful, they have you know answer allah has a tremendous capability and so they feel threatened by them, they feel threatened by their taking over of ships by they're cutting off in the in the babal mandab straits, they are very concerned. about the power projection that the yemeny resistance had because it has affected the global economy. new uk court rulings revealed israel and its western backers have been suppressing conversations on the true nature of the israeli regime. in a landmark event british employme

to the same distance in the 40,000 capacity ahmad bin ali stadium in doha with the judgment of the emiratieree abdullah hassan. to reach this stage, jordan faced the teams of tajikistan and iraq the elimination stage failed and korea also went to this stage by eliminating saudi arabia and australia. from the experimental implementation of temporary dismissal in the fa cup. defense of the former star of cameroon from the presidency of the football federation of this country in the package of the margins of the football world. english football authorities are considering implementing the idea of ​​temporary dismissal for the hazabi cup from the next season. according to this law , if a player is aggressive to the officials and the referee or commits a mistake that is not as serious as a red card. but if my yellow card is too low, he will be expelled from the field for 10 minutes. the new conversion of argentinian defender lisano martinez manchester united, who will keep him at home for at least 2 months due to the lateral robot in his knee. this 26 -year-old defender has missed 34 games sinc

us supported genocidal war now for nine plus years and of course that was led by the saudis and the emiraties this coalition against the yemeny resistance. now of course yemen has taken the profound and heroic step to stand on the... of justice to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time, in their face of this genocide by the zionist regime. the united states of course and its allies cannot tolerate this, they cannot tolerate anyone going against their power in the region, and of course they recognize that that the his that the yemen resistance are very powerful, they have, answer allah has a tremendous capability and so they feel threatened by them. they feel threatened by their taking over of ships, by their cutting off in the in the babal mandab straits, they are very concerned about the power projection that the yemeny resistance had because it has affected the global economy. secretary iran's pardon, secretary iran's supreme national security council has discussed regional developments and bilateral ties with iraqi officials in baghdad, in a meet

us supported genocidal war now for nine plus years, and of course that was led by the saudis and the emiraties, this coalition against the yemeny resistance, now of course... yemen has taken the profound and heroic step to stand on the side of justice, to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time, in their face of this genocide by the zionist regime. the united states of course and its allies cannot tolerate this, they cannot tolerate anyone going against their power in the region, and of course they recognize that that the his that the the yemeny resistance are very powerful, they have. has a tremendous capability and so they feel threatened by them, they feel threatened by their taking over of ships by they're cutting off in the in the bal mandab straights, they are very concerned about the power projection that the yemeny resistance had because it has affected the global economy. the secretary of iran's supreme national security council has discussed regional developments and bilateral ties with. officials in baghdad in a meeting with iraqi prime min

countries to uh create a land passage for uh food for for israel via saudi arabia and jordan from the emiratis and while the palestinians are dying. i mean they haven't uh they can see what's going on, they know what's going on, these people... have been starved, butchered, people are being killed inside hospitals, they are sick, lying in bed, they're being killed, and the gross misrepresentation about the nature of the people coming into the hospitals, children, a child hint, age six, all her family, everyone who was with her in the car was was already dead, the soldiers came and shot her as well, how can you supply food to that system and dep? drive the palestinians from receiving any food, that is actually just repugnant, that's the only word i can find to describe the behavior of some of these countries, and i know as matter of fact, world opinion, world population is totally against them, and people think that they they have now been exposed fully as as as ruthless psychotic, psychopathic regimes that don't have empathy for any other human beings, they only are interested in the... busine

referees for the semi-final games of the korean media, to the selection of mohammad abdullah hassan emirati as the referee of this team's game. to protest for jordan. these media announced that the arab referees had the experience of favoring the arab countries in the previous periods and they do not understand why afc should use a referee for such a sensitive match if the branch of his favor is raised from one of the parties. also, the technical director of our country's national team protested the selection of the kuwaiti referee for the match against qatar. kenani takes the chinese referee to the final. media china announced that manning is the main chance to referee the final game. the media claim that the chinese referee judged the most difficult game between iran and japan well and was very confident in announcing a penalty kick for iran and had no doubts. the presence of a referee in the two semi-final games of the asian football confederation cup, in a strange move, jumpy aida chose the japanese referee as the fourth referee for both semi-final matches between korea, jordan and qata

countries to uh create a land passage for food for for israel via saudi arabia and jordan from the emiratis and while the palestinians are dying, i mean they haven't they can see what's going on, they know what's going on, these people have been uh uh starved, butchered, people are being killed inside hospitals, they are sick lying in bed, they're being killed and the gross misrepresentation about the nature of the people coming into the hospitals, children, a child hint, age six, all her family, everyone who was with her in the car was was already dead, the soldiers came and shot her as well, how can you supply food to that system and deprive the palestinians from receiving any food? that is actually just repugnant, that's the only word i can find to describe the behavior of some of these countries, and "now as matter of fact uh world opinion, world population is totally against them and people think that they they have now been exposed fully as as as ruthless um psychotic psychopathic regimes that don't have uh empathy for any other human beings, they only are interested in their business

go to the same distance in the 40,000-seat ahmad bin ali stadium in doha under the judgment of the emirati referee abdullah hassan. to reach this stage, jordan defeated the teams of tajikistan and iraq in the elimination stage, and the koreans also eliminated saudi arabia and australia. they were semi-finalists. another news is that our country's national football team, which is preparing to play with qatar in the semi-finals of the nations cup , held a training session last night at erian camp . they reviewed the tactical plans of the technical staff. the national team will hold its last practice this evening for the match against qatar. iran and qatar will face each other on wednesday at 18:30 with kuwaiti referee ahmed al-ali judging. the return of the municipality of greghan to the top of the table of the premier basketball league. in the continuation of the eighteenth week of this competitions yesterday, gorgan municipality 97 67 defeated the red defense team of mashhad with 16 victories and 34 points. the top of the table was taken by mehram tehran, 87 82 over the host kare mazandara

us supported genocidal war now for nine plus years, and of course that was led by the saudis and the emiraties, this coalition against the yemeny resistience. now of course uh yemen has taken uh the profound and heroic step to stand on the side of justice to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time uh in the face of this genocide by the zionist regime. the united states of course and its allies cannot tolerate this. they cannot tolerate anyone going against their power in the region and of course they recognize that that the hutis that the the yemeni resistance are very powerful. they have, answer allah has a tremendous capability and so they feel threatened by them, they feel threatened by their uh, taking over of ships by their cutting off and the in the babal mandab straits, they are very concerned about the power projection that the yemeny resistance had, because it has affected the global economy. tensions, keep flaring up along the southern lebanese borders has resistance movement and the israeli regime continue exchanging. fire hasbollah says th

resistance is standing up to critical conditions. cut off the zionists from the red sea route, but the emiratis from the dubai-haifa crossing opened an alternative route for the raw materials and food to reach the zionists from the uae. after passing through, saudi arabia and jordan hand in the cargo until the end of the route. saeed zanganeh of sed and sima news agency. the palestinian resistance in different axes, field battles in the gaza strip, targeted a helicopter and a merkava tank and a bullozer of the zionist regime. the resistance forces killed or wounded a number of zionist soldiers in the south of the gaza strip . palestinian fighters targeted the operation center of the zionist regime in the north of the gaza strip and in the west of talal hawa area with mortars. a number of zionist soldiers were also killed or injured as a result of the resistance forces' rockets hitting their hiding places in the west of gaza city. referring to the wounding of three of its soldiers in today's clashes, the zionist regime announced that the number of wounded zionist soldiers in the gaza strip since

asian nations cup are going to be held between jordan and south korea at 18:30 with the judgment of emirati referees. thank you very much , amir, you left. amir came equipped. did you take my gloves ? i checked the weather program that i saw here it was sunny today, i don't know where the snow started here. it is snowing, but we want to say goodbye to dear amir rafati. this is the end of the conversation. thank you. i wish success for the country's national football team in tomorrow's game . sada vasima babak news agency dispatch hello, good morning, mr. ghaffari, to you and all the viewers. dear sir, i am polite and respectful . i hope that we will have a very good day ahead. the practice of our country's national football team last night it was held at arayan training center in qatar. two of our players, shejah khalilzadeh and omid ebrahimi, spoke to reporters and said about the level of preparation of the children that they have a high motivation to play against the qatar national football team, which is scheduled to be played tomorrow night at 18:00 at 2:18:30. . when iran will actually

the game, despite the pre-production of the emiratis. it was tied on team creativity and mohammad masoumi's header. while there was only one minute left in the second half of the game, mehdi mirjalili's defiant shot from iran's well-techniqued defender hit the net of the emirates goal, giving the iranian team a 2-1 lead. well, as we thought, the game was really difficult for us. whenever the team hits the roof, they really run. they score goals and break the middle of the team for us. in the next three games, brazil beat japan 84. but on the 43rd day, they passed portugal's 100 and italy 5.2 vs. tahiti won, thus iran will travel to brazil in the semi-final stage on saturday at 17:30, and italy will face belarus from 19:00. a review of some other news . today, iran's national basketball team will face qatar in its first game in the qualifying stage of the asian cup. and independence is equal to one. khuzestan's folad defeated abadan's sanat naft with two goals, and tehran's fans defeated shams with two goals azer took ghazvin from the fro

the national teams of south korea and jordan judged by the emirati referee abdullah hassan at the 40,000-seat ahmed bin ali stadium the two face each other. to reach this stage, the jordanians defeated the teams of tajikistan and iraq in the elimination stage, and the koreans went to the semi-finals against saudi arabia and australia. iran's national football team, which is going to play host qatar in the semi-finals on wednesday , held its first practice for this match last night. within 48 hours until the match between iran and qatar, the national football teams were divided for this match. the high spirit of qaral novi students shows that they want to make history in this cup. mr. game moghaddam? let me ask the children.

will face each other in the 40,000 capacity ahmad bin ali stadium in doha under the judgment of the emirati referee abdullah hassan. to reach this stage, the jordanians defeated the teams of tajikistan and iraq in the elimination stage, and the koreans reached the semi-finals by eliminating saudi arabia and australia. iran's national football team, which is going to play host qatar in the semi-finals on wednesday , held its first practice for this match last night. within 48 hours until the iran-qatar match, the national football teams were divided for this match. the high morale of qarlanai students shows that they who wants to make history in this cup, who is mr. badi moghadam? let me ask the children here. definitely, as someone who won the national championship 4 years ago and has a very high-quality team, and that he is the host of the tournament, finally, the support from the audience , the atmosphere, finally, the energy they have, finally, as the national team of iran and the representative of the people. we are trying to perform the best. god willing, we will play a very good game

us supported genocidal war now for nine plus years and of course that was led by the saudis and the emiraties this coalition against the yemeny resistance now of course yemen has taken uh the profound and heroic step. to stand on the side of justice, to stand on the side of dignity and to stand for the palestinian people in their time, in the face of this genocide by the zionist regime. the united states of course, and its allies cannot tolerate this, they cannot tolerate anyone going against their power in the region, and of course they recognize that that the hutis, that the the yemeny resistance are very powerful, they have has a tremendous capability and so they feel th'... by them, they feel threatened by their taking over of ships, by their cutting off in the in the straights, they are very concerned about the power projection that the yemen resistance had because it has affected the global economy, from the environment to business and economy to civil and human rights to treat. and agreements to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the fa

but the emiratis opened an alternative route through dubai haifa. to get raw materials and food to. ghazi strip field, a helicopter, two merkava tanks and a bulldozer targeted the zionist regime. the resistance forces killed or wounded a number of zionist soldiers in the south of the gaza strip. palestinian fighters targeted the operation center of the zionist regime in the north of the gaza strip and in the west of talal hawa area with mortars. a number of zionist soldiers were killed or injured due to the rockets of the resistance forces hitting their hiding places in the west of gaza city. referring to the wounding of three of its soldiers in today's clashes, the zionist regime announced that the number of wounded zionist soldiers in the gaza strip since march 15 has reached 2,828. is. in response to the zionist regime's attacks on southern lebanon, hezbollah attacked five zionist military gathering centers and a military base, including the command headquarters of the bethel battalion affiliated to the 769th eastern brigade of the zionist regime in the north of the occupied terr

have taken, the path that they have taken, although they're not going to back away at this moment, the emiratis and other regimes in the region, have traditionally saw israel as the path to washington, if you want to gain access to washington, if you want to um have top notch connections with the people at the top, then you do it through israel, and it's not just the arab countries in the region, this has been true for countries elsewhere, and even powers like russia and china after... what's been going on in gaza, uh, the mood has changed, i've been to china twice over the past uh three months on two very extensive uh trips, long trips, and the mood in china has become very hostile towards uh the israeli regime, especially public opinion, and the same is true in russia, and in our region, the popular opinion has always been hostile, but now it is extremely hostile. so i think it's going to be very difficult for the emirates or anyone else in the region to push this relationship further, because even though they are in full control of their societies, but they're always powerful undercurrence t

have taken, the path that they have taken, although they're not going to back away at this moment, the emiratis and other regimes in the region. have traditionally saw israel as the path to washington, if you want to gain access to washington, if you want to um have top notch connections with the people at the top, then you do it through israel, and it's not just the arab countries in the region, this has been true for countries elsewhere and even powers like russia and china after. what's been going on in gaza, the mood has changed, i've been to china twice over the past three months on two very extensive trips, long trips, and the mood in china has become very hostile towards the israeli regime, especially public opinion, and the same is true in russia, and in our region, the popular opinion has always been hostile, but now it is extremely hostile. so i think it's going to be very difficult for the emirates or anyone else in the region to push this relationship further, because even though they are in full control of their societies, but they're always powerful undercurrence that should be ta

. >> reporter: back at the emirati maternity hospital in rafah, it doesn't stop four babies to an incubator, and these are the lucky ones molly hunter, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> in 60 seconds, new details about that deadly college shooting in colorado springs. the suspect appearing before a judge as we talk with the roommate of one of the victims. what we're learning, next >>> tonight, new details in the deadly shooting inside a dorm room at the university of colorado, colorado springs. police revealing the suspect was a student and a roommate of one of the two victims emilie ikeda has the latest >> reporter: the accused gunman in a college campus shooting making his first court appearance virtually today. >> sir, what is your name for the record? >> nicholas jordan >> reporter: 25-year-old nicholas jordan is facing two counts of first-degree murder, after he allegedly shot and killed two young people last week at the university of colorado, colorado springs, where he was a student. >> uccs alpine village for gunshot victims. >> reporter: police revealing the shooting happened in a dorm room

have taken, the path that they've taken, although they're not going to back away at this moment, the emiratis and other regimes in the region. have traditionally saw israel as the path to washington, if you want to gain access to washington, if you want to um have top notch connections with the people at the top, then you do it through israel, and it's not just the arab countries in the region, this has been true for countries elsewhere, and even powers like russia and china after... what's been going on in gaza, the mood has changed, i've been to china twice over the past three months on two very extensive trips, long trips, and the mood in china has become very hostile towards the israeli regime, especially public opinion, and the same is true in russia, and in our region, the popular opinion has always been hostile, but now it is extremely hostile. so i think it's going to be very difficult for the emirates or anyone else in the region to push this relationship further, because even though they are in full control of their societies, but they're always powerful undercurrence that should be

this is because the nine years of saudi emirati aggression on yemen. have prepared the amenies themselves and their missile arsenal, naval mines and unman aerial weapons for a battle suitable for the geografical nature and nature of this enemy, but there's another kind of threat that we have seen the us and british intelligence use in syria for example or in lebanon for that matter is the security apparatus uh threats which were issued by the yemeny minister of interior and the intelligence security agency which revealed them fing a very... malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaeda and uh isis from albaida to carry out assassinations and bombing campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well. would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea, make them stop or at least push it to uh hold at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the broad coal

this is because the nine years of saudi emirati aggression on yemen have prepared the amenies themselves and their missile arsenal, naval mines and unman aerial weapons for a battle suitable for their geographical nature and nature of this enemy, there's another kind of threat that we have seen uh the us and british intelligence used in syria for example or in lebanon for that matter is uh the security apparatus uh threats uh which were issured by the yemenister of interior and the intelligence security agency which revealed them farting very malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaeda and uh isis from albaida to carry out assassinations and bombing campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well, would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea, make them stop or at least push it to uh halt at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the broad c

this is because the nine years of saudi emirati aggression on yemen have prepared the amenes themselves and their missile arsenal, naval mines and unman aerial weapons for a battle suitable for the geographical nature and nature of this enemy. there's there's another kind of threat that we have seen the us and british intelligence used in syria for example or in lebanon for that matter is the security apparatus threat. uh which were issued by the yemeny minister of interior and the intelligence security agency which revealed them waaring a very malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaida and uh isis from albaida to carry out assassinations and bombing uh campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well. would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea make them stop? or at least push it to uh hold at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the b

. >> reporter: back at the emirati maternity hospital in rafah, it doesn't stop. four babies to an incubator, and these are the lucky ones. molly hunter, nbc news, jerusalem. >>> in 60 seconds, new details about that deadly college shooting in colorado springs. the suspect appearing before a judge as we talk with the roommate of one of the victims. what we're learning, next. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pa

"this is because the nine years of saudi emirati aggression on yemen have prepared the amenes themselves and their missile arsenal, naval mines and unman aerial weapons for a battle suitable for the geographical nature and nature of this enemy, there's another kind of threat that we have seen the us and british intelligence used in syria for example or in lebanon for that matter is the security apparatus threats by the yemeny minister of interior and the..." inteligence security agency which revealed them firing very malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaeda and uh isis from albida to carry out assassinations and bombing uh campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well. would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea make them stop or at least push it to uh halt. at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period, we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the broad coalition formed to figh

we descended upon the 'em rat city -- emiratis, and the yemeni government begged them to stop. they agreed to do so. the houthis were forced to sign an agreement because they were about to lose the seaport. and the idea was they would leave it to a naval -- enable humanitarian splice. they, of course, immediately reneged. >> so that that we're clear here, delisting the houthis did nothing to help the yemeni people and worsened regional security. in light of this administration's failed policy9 and the houthis' continued aggression against the u.s., mse group should be listed as an nto? >> as soon as possible, yes. >> do the houthis meet all the qualifications to be listed as an fto? >> absolutely, yes. >> and we passed a bill through this committee last -- to require the relisting of the houthis as an fto. so from that bill and from this conversation, from my absolutely clear picture of what is happening in the gulf region, it is my hope that the administration does the right thing and and relists them immediately as an fto. one of of the bills that i passed through the house f

we descended upon the 'em rat city -- emiratis, and the yemeni government begged them to stop.y agreed to do so. the houthis were forced to sign an agreement because they were about to lose the seaport. and the idea was they would leave it to a naval -- enable humanitarian splice. they, of course, immediately reneged. >> so that that we're clear here, delisting the houthis did nothing to help the yemeni people and worsened regional security. in light of this administration's failed policy9 and the houthis' continued aggression against the u.s., mse group should be listed as an nto? >> as soon as possible, yes. >> do the houthis meet all the qualifications to be listed as an fto? >> absolutely, yes. >> and we passed a bill through this committee last -- to require the relisting of the houthis as an fto. so from that bill and from this conversation, from my absolutely clear picture of what is happening in the gulf region, it is my hope that the administration does the right thing and and relists them immediately as an fto. one of of the bills that i passed through the house forei

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in addition, vladimir putin thanked the emirati side for mediating the exchange of detainees.ition of russia and the emirates in favor of an early ceasefire in the gas sector. and the news that just arrived is that the fsb prevented a terrorist attack. intelligence officers were preparing to blow up his car. two were confiscated from them explosive devices made using hexagen. for one of them , a german anti-tank mine was used. criminal cases have been opened, and the detainees have already given confessions. energy consumption in a number of western countries fell by up to 20% at the end of last year. in russia, this figure increased by more than 8%. these statistics were cited by the head of interrao boris kovalchuk at a meeting with vladimir putin. he also told the president about the company's record revenue and profit performance. so investments this year in the area mechanical engineering and it can reach 160 billion rubles. since 2009, the group has built almost 10,500 megawatts of new capacity. invested 650 billion rubles in this. much attention is paid. sanctions are g

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in addition to the concern expressed by the emiratis, the saudis, we've heard from the british foreign minister, all expressing grave concern about the potential impact of a ground operation there in rafah. and of course, concern among the palestinians themselves, many of whom have been displaced multiple times and are living in desperate conditions there. they will say that, look, they've moved from other part of the gaza strip, and this is where they thought they were going to be safe. where can they go to now. that is also something that the u.n.'s top humanitarian representative has been saying as well, that there is simply nowhere to go. so quite where they go, one imagines, will become clearer once israel has given more details on the precise nature of its plan and where they think it should go. we understand from an israeli official that it wants to finish the operation in rafah in time for ramadan on march the 10th. that gives it about a month to not just move all of these palestinians out of the way safely, but also to get the job done when it comes to hamas and destroy those