it has to get from the red sea to the mediterranean, not from the mediterranean to the red sea, so you've cut off traffic, you cut off supplies that the israelis desperately need, and now they have to go all the way around africa and you've cost them time and money, so you're destroying their economy bit by bit just by diverting or... off the flow of maritine traffic through this very very narrow uh and and quite dangerous actually um uh straight which which is very very tight for navigation right so in any case um they've done that and in addition in addition yemen and iraq together are striking the other ports in the mediterranean so there's there's no way to get around this even if you would sail around africa uh and come back through the gibbalta straight and then into the mediterranean you're still screwed because ha is being struck. ashdod down here is also being struck, okay, this is uh one of their other ports, their other major ports, so all of the three major ones are being hit even the airport getting hit um sometimes, so they're doing these together, both yemen and iraq sendin

the front stretches from rasan laura on the mediterranean coast to the shiba farms. hills on mount herman, spanning approximately 110 km. this is a mountainous and open region, not under siege, where hazballah has spent the past two decades establishing fortifications, only a small portion of which was revealed in the imad for footage. it is likely that there are several other facilities beyond imad for. the 2006 tank battle in wadi lahjer serves as a constant reminder to the zionist israelis of their colossal failure where 24 tanks were destroyed. as they attempted to pass through this corridor. today, hazballah has advanced significantly in terms of armament, equipment, and tactics, making any battle in lebanon fundamentally different from that in gaza. zionist israel cannot realistically pursue the rhetoric often echoed by its leaders about a preemptive strike against hazballah or driving hazballah north of the laithani river. such statements cannot be matched by action given hazballah's formidable strength and the new balance of power on the lebanese front. well

the naval vessels deployed in the eastern mediterranean are there to protect zianist israel, and there are additional ships in the persian gulf, the red sea, and possibly even the indian ocean, also likely to protect zionist israel from an iranian strike. however, there is a growing military consensus that iran is capable of launching a hypersonic missile. strike against military installations in zionist israel, causing significant damage as a lesson to prevent future aggression against iran or its people. from the american perspective, these forces are deployed to contain the conflict and prevented from escalating into a regional war, which could lead to catastrophic economic consequences such as the closure of the straight of hormus, and a spike in oil prices that would severely impact domestic consumption in the united states. well we are definitely looking a very tense moment in the history of west asia, i want to thank you very much, retired lebanese army general elias farhat for discussing with us. this new uh imad four facility revealed by hisball. now ladies and gents, please s

it has to get from the red sea to the mediterranean, not from the mediterranean to the red sea, so you cut off traffic, you cut off supplies that the israelies desperately need, and now they have to go all the way around africa and you've cost them time and money, so you're destroying..." economy bit by bit just by diverting or cutting off the flow of maritime traffic through this very very narrow and and quite dangerous actually um uh straight which which is very very tight for navigation right so in any case um they've done that and in addition in addition yemen and iraq together are striking the other ports in the mediterranean so there's there's no way to get around this even if you would sail around africa uh and come back through the gibbalta straight and then into the... iranian, you're still screwed because ha is being struck, ashdod down here is also being struck, okay? this is uh one of their other ports, the other major ports, so all of the three major ones are are being hit even the airport getting hit um sometimes, so they're doing these together, both yemen and iraq sendi

the front stretches from rasan laura on the mediterranean coast to the shiba farms and mount termin, spanning approximately 110 kilometers. this is a mountainous and open region, not under siege, where hazballah has spent the past two decades establishing fortifications, only a small portion of which was revealed in the imad 4 footage. it is likely that there are several other facilities beyond imad for. the 2006 tank battle in wadi lahjer serves as a constant reminder to the zionist israelis of their colossal failure, where 24 tanks were destroyed as they attempted to pass through this corridor. today, hazballah has advanced significantly in terms of armament, equipment and tactics, making any battle in lebanon fundamentally different from that in gaza. zionist israel cannot realistically pursue the rhetoric often echoed by its leader. about a preemptive strike against hazballah or driving hazballah north of the laytani river. such statements cannot be matched by action given hazballah's formidable strength and the new balance of power on the lebanyese front. well, um, what do you t

the naval vessels deployed in the eastern mediterranean are there to protect zianist israel, and there are additional ships in the persian gulf, the red sea, and possibly even the indian ocean. also likely to protect zionist israel from an iranian strike. however, there is a growing military consensus that iran is capable of launching a hypersonic missile strike against military installations in zionist israel causing. significant damage as a lesson to prevent future aggression against iran or its people. from the american perspective, these forces are deployed to contain the conflict and prevent it from escalating into a regional war. could lead to catastrophic economic consequences such as the closure of the straight of hormous and a spike in oil prices that would severely impact domestic consumption in the united states. well, we are definitely looking a very tense moment in the history of west asia. i want to thank you very much, retired lebanese army general elias for discussing with us this new imad for facility revealed by hisball. now ladies and gents please. stay tuned because

the front stretches from rasan laura on the mediterranean coast to the shiba farms and the quarshuba hills on mount herman, spanning approximately 110 kilometers. this is a mountainous and open region, not under siege, where hazballah has spent the past two decades establishing fortifications, only a small portion of which was revealed in the imad 4 footage. it is likely that there are several other facilities beyond i'm out for. the 2006. tank battle in wadi lahjer serves as a constant reminder to the zionist israelis of their colossal failure, where 24 tanks were destroyed as they attempted to pass through this corridor. today, hazballah has advanced significantly in terms of armment, equipment and tactics, making any battle in lebanon fundamentally different from that in gaza. zionist israel cannot realistically pursue the rhetoric often echoed by its leaders about a preemptive strike against hazballah or driving hazballah north of the lithan. river: such statements cannot be matched by action given hazballah's formidable strength and the new balance of power on the lebanese front

i'll show you now, so, the first difference between these two snails, they are both mediterranean, insize, the müller snail is two or more times smaller than the maxim snail, also the difference is in the color of the mantle, if you look, the maxim snails have a black mantle, the müller snails have a white mantle, respectively, these snails also differ in the way they are prepared for consumption, the müller snail is consumed. completely whole, that is, together with the liver of the maxim snail, the liver is cut off during preparation. there is also a difference in - growing, it is the müller snail that gives ... eggs of about 80, 100 eggs, and the maxim snail gives a large clutch, it can reach this clutch size is up to 150 eggs, that is , the growth in this business is obvious, well, snails are quite voracious animals, of course, in our conditions of the republic of belarus there is a fairly wide food base, which can be fed to this animal, in the fields we sow vegetation, which they eat during the season, that is, if you look at our greenhouse or at ... our field, at the beginning o

the naval vessels deployed in the eastern mediterranean are there to protect zianist israel, and there are additional ships in the persian gulf, the red sea, and possibly even the indian ocean, also likely to protect zionist israel from an iranian strike. however, there is a growing military consensus that iran is capable of launching a hypersonic missile strike against military installations in. well we are definitely looking a very tense moment in the history of west asia, i want to thank you very much lebanese army general for discussing with us this new imad for facility revealed. by hisbullah now, ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we are going to talk about the stold qatar negotiations. last week's d fire talks involving the us, egypt and qatar ended without an agreement on crucial issues such as a ceasefire or a prisoner exchange. despite optimistic statements. from the united states of america and ongoing plans for further negotiations, key palestinian demands including the withdrawal of zionist forces remain unmet. as tensions rise and netanyahu's intressigence c

the front stretches from rasan naura on the mediterranean coast to the shiba farms and the kfarshuba hills on mount termin, spanning approximately 110 kilometers. this is a mountainous and open region, not under siege, where hazballah has spent the past two decades establishing fortifications, only a small portion of which was revealed in the imad 4 footage. is likely that there are several other facilities beyond imad for. the 2006 tank battle in wadi lahjer serves as a constant reminder to the zionist israelis of their colossal failure, where 24 tanks were destroyed as they attempted to pass through this corridor. today, hazballah has advanced significantly in terms of armment, equipment and tactics, making any battle in lebanon fundamentally different from that in gaza. zionist israel cannot realistically pursue the rhetoric often echoed by its leaders. about a preemptive strike against hazballah or driving hazballah north of the laithani river. such statements cannot be matched by action given hazballah's formidable strength and the new balance of power on the lebanyese front. we

why sunny and warm hot even a cold eastern areas of the mediterranean. and that heat pushes down into egypt as cairo, seeing the temperature pick up over the next few days. largely hots across the north of africa, shot was coming into morocco there on wednesday. but the west of the weather, continuing for west and pots of africa, push it across into the east as well. we're going to see some wet days across ethiopian highlands, but south of the equator, it is largely dry. if you shop is coming into northern areas of mozambie, pretty buttons. why across much of south africa, but there's the range starting to pull into the very south. we include the conditions to take down the risk of the difference during the direction the outages. the selection is the best news from across on that with the golden ha, for the top 500 companies in the united states. now see on sufficient intelligence is posing the potential risk. that's a 5 fold increase in just 2 years. according to a new survey assembly, the technology could become a threat to the businesses. so what's dr

cyprus crossed the mediterranean sea and arrived in cairo.ding was carried out very quickly, in about 20 minutes, takeoff and the way home. someone spoke emotionally with journalists, someone switched off, barely felt safe. children, about twenty of them were taken out of the gas, played, drew, tried to see something in the dark windows. and only when the landing strip of our national airport pushed the chassis. it became clear to everyone, the mission was accomplished, our homes. yes and no, belarusians were evacuated from their loved ones, and where they were born to become close to our compatriots, it does not matter, families flew home, in which the wives are citizens of belarus, their spouses are not yet. once upon a time very young guys came to study here, mostly to become doctors, fell in love here, started families, and then together with their wives and children went to gaza, some to work, some to go home. the families of those evacuated from gaza have housing or relatives in belarus, for example, one family bought a small apartment

record sea temperatures in the mediterranean.that gives a more energy to the atmosphere to provide all of that gives more energy to the atmosphere to provide these powerful storms. we spoke to an expert diver and founder of a company specialised in shipwreck research, surveying and salvage based in normandy — he explains what the divers would have had to deal with in the recovery efforts, 50 metres down. the main problem for the divers is they have to to go on a rig which is on its side. you know, the bodies were lying on, the cabins were on the, on the top of the rig, which is on its side. so i imagine that the diver has to go down the rig and then go up on the, on the inside of the rig. and so that means that they are able to see if the, if the hatches or, or portholes or any windows were open on the side. but we don't know about the other side because the rig is lying and anyway, it is not. it was not an important thing at this moment. that will be the important thing later when the rig will be salvaged, it will be a very spec

i've listed my top ten, three would be in this area of the mediterranean.om heavy winds and storms coming down from the northern italian, french coast, towards sicily, so it is open see. i had friends send pictures back from the mediterranean, that area, during the week, with horrendous sea conditions that you would normally associate with the southern ocean. you can get horrendous seas, and i had been reports of waterspouts in the area last week. this combination of events, you don't expect it in august, but the sea is so warm at the moment that it is creating these big storms. we the moment that it is creating these bi storms. ~ ., ., ., ., big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who _ big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who were _ big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who were about _ big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who were about to - big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who were about to go - big storms. we have heard from local fishermen who were about to go to i fishermen who were about to go to see

and the mediterranean is one of them. you know, the new squalls, how the it has grown and important in this era of climate change, which is why it's his mission to keep taking measurements and do his bit to slow down global warming the glen, able to get noise when it's painful because it's not a natural process or something, you can see how everything's changed or how the and how we're changing it and everything's interconnect apart up the aisle. even if only a small part becomes the stable on every things thrown out of balance. with all the footstep pasquals has no children, but hope to find someone to carry on his legacy. still, she plans to keep going out to sea and conducting his measurements, for as long as he can. the next time you think of ordering fission tips or fish, dry, tangled hall, and that hasn't been sold once. what is it any time, a sea food that you saw? plenty, all kinds of tries, but it's almost disappearing now. do as, as no, you can email also. he talked to me directly on my case, and i will see you

for 5 years from 2019 to 2023 in ... unlike these two snails, they are both mediterranean, in size, thenail two or more times smaller than the maxim snail, also the difference is in the color of the mantle, if you look, the maxim snail has a black mantle, the müller snail has a white mantle, respectively, these snails also differ in the way they are prepared for consumption, the müller snail is consumed completely, that is, together with the oven. we sow special grass for it, during the whole summer it eats it all from the entire field, yes , the snails have a rather interesting daily routine, it should be noted that this animal is nocturnal, so if you want actively watch how the snail feeds, how it carries out its life activity, how it mates, including, this process is really very interesting, you need to come to our snail farm at night, you can even hear a special sound when the snail eats, it's like chewing. we are engaged in the snail business, naturally , to organize this type of business , it is necessary, technical preparation, construction processes for the implementation of the

and the mediterranean is one of them. you know, the new squalls, how the it has grown and important in this era of climate change, which is why it's his mission to keep taking measurements and do his bit to slow down global warming, the glen, able to generalize when of course it's painful because it's not a natural process or something, you can see how everything's changing. i mean, how we're changing it and everything's interconnect apart up the aisle. even if only a small part becomes the stable on every things thrown out of balance. with all the full set, pasquale has no children but hope to find someone to carry on his legacy. still, he plans to keep going out to sea and conducting his measurements, for as long as he can the, the next time you're think of ordering fission tip or fish dry tangle hall. and that hasn't been so wonderful. is there any kind of sea food that you saw? plenty also advertise, but it's almost disappearing now. do as as know, you can email also. he talked to me directly on my case and i will see

so they are both mediterranean in size, the müller snail is two or more times smaller than the maximce is in the color of the mantle, if you look, the maxim snail has a black mantle, the müller snail has a white mantle, respectively, these snails also differ in the way they are prepared for consumption, the müller snail is consumed completely, that is, together with the liver of the maxim snail. the liver is cut off when in preparation, there is also a difference in cultivation, namely the müller snail gives eggs of about 80, 100 eggs, and the maxim snail gives a large clutch, this clutch can reach the size of 150 eggs, that is, the increase in this business is obvious, well, snails are quite a voracious animal, of course, in our conditions of the republic of belarus there is a fairly wide food base, which can be fed this is a really very interesting process, you need to come to our snail farm at night, you can even hear a special sound when a snail eats, this is such a chewing of food, when there are really a lot of them they all start eating together, it is quite interesting, of co

so, the first difference between these two snails is that they are both mediterranean in size, the snailyuller is two or more times smaller than the snail maxima. also, the difference is in the color of the mantle, if you look, the snail maxima, the mantle is black, the snail Мyuller, the mantle is white, respectively, these snails also differ in the way they are prepared for consumption, snail müller is used completely, that is, together. with the liver of the maxim snail, the liver is cut off during preparation, there are also differences in cultivation, it is the snail müller that gives eggs of about 80, 100 eggs, and the snail maxim gives a large clutch, this clutch can reach the size of 150 eggs, that is , the increase in this business is obvious, well, snails are quite voracious animals, of course, in our conditions of the republic of belarus there is a fairly wide forage ... leads his, how he mates including, this process is really very interesting, this you need to come to our snail farm at night, you can even hear a special sound when a snail eats, it’s a kind of chewing of food

record sea temperatures in the mediterranean.that gives a more energy to the atmosphere to provide these powerful storms. �* ., ~ , ., , . storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt — storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a — storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a lot _ storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a lot in _ storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a lot in the _ storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a lot in the last - storms. ben, thank you very much. i have learnt a lot in the last couple i have learnt a lot in the last couple of moments. you can get more on the investigation into biot tragedy online on our live page. the prosecutors stressed that they are not investigating anyone specifically at the moment. a manhunt is under way after three people were killed and eight others injured in a knife attack in the western german city of solingen. eight others have been injured, five seriously during the incident on friday. this is what we know so far. police say they a

there are loads... ..if they are drowning — if they are drowning in the mediterranean sea and you...?it. come on. you have to save it. every life is in danger... why are you threatening to impound the vessels of the humanitarian agencies who are trying to save lives? because this is different. because sometimes it's sure that these vessels are working with the smugglers. and this is something that you have to stop, you have to break, you have to stop the illegal departures. you have to realise hot spots on the external borders and there, uh, define, decide who has the right to come and who's not. to the ones that has the right to come, you have to give them a safe passage to come... ..uh, to ourland. you said something very interesting earlier about italy needing new blood, needing migrants. every country. do you think the people who voted for your party two years ago, and then voted again in the european elections, do you think they really want, as your government has now announced, that there will be over 800,000 legal new migrants over the next three years? i mean, do you think tha

do, the aircraft carrier has been told by uh secretary austin to hurry up and uh get to the eastern mediterranean uh that might be an appointment with doom - yes there's only one array there there is teddy rosevelt is i think last time i saw it was outside the gulf of oman just outside the straight of horm with about five support ships or six support ships, missile destroyers and teddy rosavelt is its way from the pacific, it should be in well prior on the gulf of oman area in 15 days and it's been asked to speed up, so the estimated time of arrival is about 15 days from today, but there are also some other ships in the red sea, eastern mediterranean, not to mention marines and various other things, i think... united states you seem to be under the impression that this is the age of gun b diplomacy, the 1940s or 50s or whatever when they could scare people, they could even up 1980s they could carry ron by parking aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and under ronald reagan landing marines on karg island, but those days iran has a dirg aerospace especially as prepared for this for the last 20 year

they call it the lungs of the mediterranean sea grass known as posy don't yet sign monthly filtering tons of the plan. it's carbon have them it can be a plus a dining and provide the invaluable environmental services, particularly in climate regulation. it has significant ability to store called and especially will kind of common which the policies, even the carbon storage capacity of the amazon, rang for interest. the unremarkable looking, this unique feature of the mediterranean sea is able to store hundreds of tons of carbon per hector. and is also a major source of oxygen and it provide shelter and habitats for all sorts of small fish this phone and thrive. this underwater champion is also one of the threat. yeah, it shows what game is equally racial, but any species supposed to don't, you has ideal conditions for growth. if it encounters temperatures within its optimal range, it grows well and performs its functions effectively. however, due to global warming, the water is warming up, causing problems to the sea growth and could potentially lead to its extinction. within half th

there are loads... ..if they are drowning, if they are drowning in the mediterranean sea and you...?e it. come on. you have to save it. every life is in danger... why are you threatening to impound the vessels of the humanitarian agencies who are trying to save lives? because this is different. because sometimes it's sure that these vessels are working with the smugglers. and this is something that you have to stop, you have to break, you have to stop the illegal departures. you have to realise hot spots on the external borders and there, uh, define, decide who has the right to come and who's not. to the ones that has the right to come, you have to give them a safe passage to come... ..uh, to ourland. you said something very interesting earlier about italy needing new blood, needing migrants. every country. do you think the people who voted for your party two years ago, and then voted again in the european elections, do you think they really want, as your government has now announced, that there will be over 800,000 legal new migrants over the next three years? i mean, do you think t

do, the aircraft carrier has been told by uh secretary austin to hurry up and uh get to the eastern mediterranean uh that might be an appointment with doom uh yes there's only one arrior there is i think last time i saw it was outside the gulf of oman just outside the straight of hormos with about five support ships or six support ships missile destroyers and teddy roosevelt is on his way from the pacific. it should be in well prior on the gulf of oman area in 15 days and it's been asked to speed up so the estimated time of arrival about 15 days from today, but there are also some other ships in the red sea, eastern mediterranean, not to mention marines and various other things, i think the united states is seems to be under the impression that this is the age of gunbot diplomacy, the 1940s or 50s or whatever when they could scare people, they could even up 1980s they could scar on by parking an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and under ronald reagan landing marines on klarg island, but those days iran has a dirg aerospace especially as prepared for this for the last 20 years, since iraq war

there are loads... ..if they are drowning, if they are drowning in the mediterranean sea and you...?. come on. you have to save it. every life is in danger... why are you threatening to impound the vessels of the humanitarian agencies who are trying to save lives? because this is different. because sometimes it's sure that these vessels are working with the smugglers. and this is something that you have to stop, you have to break, you have to stop the illegal departures. you have to realise hot spots on the external borders and there, uh, define, decide who has the right to come and who's not. to the ones that has the right to come, you have to give them a safe passage to come... ..uh, to ourland. you said something very interesting earlier about italy needing new blood, needing migrants. every country. do you think the people who voted for your party two years ago, and then voted again in the european elections, do you think they really want, as your government has now announced, that there will be over 800,000 legal new migrants over the next three years? i mean, do you think that'

uh, the aircraft carrier has been told by uh secretary austin to hurry up and uh get to the eastern mediterranean, that might be an appointment with doom, yes, there's only one ac of carrier there, there's the teddy roosevelt is, i think last time i saw it was outside the... oman just outside the streets of hormos with about five support ships or six support ships, missile destroyers and teddy roosevelt is its way from the pacific, it should be in, well prior on the gulf of oman area in 15 days and it's been asked to speed up, so the estimated time of arriv was about 15 days from today, but there are also some other ships in the red sea eastern mediterranean, not to mention marines and various other things. i think the united states you seem to be under the impression that this is the age of gun b diplomacy, the 1940s or 50s or whatever when they could scare people, they could even up 1980s they could scare iran by parking an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and under ronald reagan landing marines on karg island, but those days iran has a dirgc aerospace especially as prepared for this for th

there are loads... ..if they are drowning, if they are drowning in the mediterranean sea and you...?come on. you have to save it. every life is in danger... why are you threatening to impound the vessels of the humanitarian agencies who are trying to save lives? because this is different. because sometimes it's sure that these vessels are working with the smugglers. and this is something that you have to stop, you have to break, you have to stop the illegal departures. you have to realise hot spots on the external borders and there, uh, define, decide who has the right to come and who's not. to the ones that has the right to come, you have to give them a safe passage to come... ..uh, to ourland. you said something very interesting earlier about italy needing new blood, needing migrants. every country. do you think the people who voted for your party two years ago, and then voted again in the european elections, do you think they really want, as your government has now announced, that there will be over 800,000 legal new migrants over the next three years? i mean, do you think that's

we have 18 warships in the mediterranean.— attack. we have 18 warships in the mediterranean.lleviate _ the mediterranean. what would help alleviate this _ the mediterranean. what would help alleviate this situation - help alleviate this situation is a cease—fire deal. what are you hearing from your sources about where that stands tonight? about where that stands toniaht? �* , about where that stands tonight?— about where that stands toniaht? �* , , , tonight? it's the nitty-gritty. nuts and bolts. _ tonight? it's the nitty-gritty. nuts and bolts. all _ tonight? it's the nitty-gritty. nuts and bolts. all these - nuts and bolts. all these languages about details, and as i learned the hard way, the devil is in the details. i i'm hoping this polio next mission pots could beat sponges of the more permanent, but we have to see. us election, it's really hard to be any kind of movement or pressure, and i hate to think about the lives that are hanging in the balance both for the israelis and the palestinians if we have to wait into november.— palestinians if we have to wait into novem

i do, the aircraft carrier has been told by secretary austin to hurry up and uh get to the eastern mediterranean, that might be an appointment with doom, yes, there is al one of carrier there, there is the teddy roosevelt is, i think last time i saw it was outside the gulf of oman, just outside the straights of hornos, with about five support ships or six support ships. missile destroyers and teddy roosevelt is its way from the pacific, it should be in, well prayer on the gulf of oman area in 15 days and it's been asked to speed up, so the estimated time of arriv is about 15 days from today, but there are also some other ships in the red sea, eastern mediterranean, not to mention marines and various other things, i think the united states is seem to be under the impression that this is the age of gun bot diplomacy, 1940s or 50s or whatever when they could scare people, they could even up to 1980s they could scary iran by parking an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and under ronald reagan landing marines on karag island, but those days because iran has a dirg aerospace especially has prepared

me say, my policy on israel, palestine is for one democratic state between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, where jews, muslims and christians lived as equal citizens under the law. and guess what, mr. caveman, that's also my policy in britain. i don't care what color of face. i don't care about your pink eyes, i don't care about your peely wally demeaner. i don't care about the fact that you hail from one set of invaders of this island, and i hail from another set of invaders. none of... that means anything to me. i believe in democracy. i believe in the right of people in a nation state to choose their own direction on the basis of one man, one woman, one vote, wherever they came from, whatever color they are, however they pray. so get back to your cave. tim scott is the executive director of the freedom association, well tim, most welcome, what's on your mind? hello george, and firstly thank you for your support for brexit, i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um back in the day, and uh, just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing, you did actually

i do, the aircraft carrier has been told by secretary austin to hurry up and uh get to the eastern mediterranean. uh, that might be an appointment with doom. uh, yes, there's already one period there, there is rosevelt is, i think last time i saw it was outside the gulf of oman, just outside the straights of. moves um with about five support ships or six support ships, missile destroyers and teddy roosevelt is its way from the pacific, it should be in well pry on the gulf of oman area in 15 days and it's been asked to speed up, so the estimated time of arriv about 15 days from today, but there are also some other ships in the red sea, eastern mediterranean, not to mention marines and various other things, i think the united states is... seems to be under the impression that this is the age of gun b diplomacy, the 1940s or 50s or whatever when they could scare people, they could even up to the 1980s they could scary ron by parking an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and under ronald reagan landing marines on farg island, but those days iran has a dirgc airspace especially as prepared for this

corvette in the mediterranean sea and destroyed and then the after after that the enemy declared that august and stand the fast fastness of all not only the freedom fighters but also from the the people on in south lebanon. yes, but since you mentioned that the fact that this was really a surprise, can you also talk to us about the surprises that you noticed as a strategy analyst uh the surprises that had in hand said on the 12th of uh july he warned the israelies that the only way out of this is to go for a prisoner swap and he warned them that if they do launch a war, hezballah would have many surprises in the at hand. tell us about these surprises, how significant they are. you're talking about the 2006, right? yes, in 2006. yes, as i said, the big surprise was in by killing and defeating more than 250 merkava 3 at that time, and it was so... easy for hizbullah to make massacre tank massacre in south lebanon and also the biggest surprise was by using the c802 missile against sar corvette in the mediterranean sea and it was totally destroyed uh despite the big at that time the big s

and they actually get access to the mediterranean sea, they already have it, with local shiite self-governmente are far from all of them, there are only a part of advisers who help, they use local shiite forces and a lot of those who are in the ranks of izbula, these are local, in fact, now syria, like bashar assad, who at one time restrained himself very well. with the help of the iranians and russians, then iraq, from which american troops are about to withdraw, that is, in iran, if you look to the west, iran has direct access to the mediterranean sea, it is possible to carry weapons, it is possible to have access to resources, in which case it is possible to block the flow of these resources from the arab countries to europe, and the russians, who stand next to the iranians, will very happy to see another instability and say look at what... the west, israel, proved the middle east, here we come now, here we will help now, so lebanon in any case allow such forces to be conscious if they are still left in international politics, especially american politics, which, frankly, i have a big doubt

when the fight broke out plus the mediterranean reached its highest reported temperature on thursday. the water, it is $28.00 degrees celsius. that's raising concerns for the sea life. meanwhile, hospitals in rome are seeing a rise in admissions as italy suffers through a wave. mediterranean region has been classified as a climate change. spawns european unions health agency has warned that more cases of a new em fox, very, and are likely to be found in europe in the coming days. this comes after sweden confirmed the 1st infection outside africa. officials say the patient had been infected during a stay in an area of africa currently experiencing a major outbreak of the new em. fox, mary, and china has gone monitoring people and goods entering the country of the world. health organization declared the ongoing unbox outbreak in africa, 8 global health emergency on wednesday, but the w h o and the international federation of the red cross are recommending that countries do not close their bart borders. and from the i a for our society, we do stand with what is recommended under internat

he will think of the mediterranean is a calm place, i caught in storms the mediterranean over my careerlling these waterspouts. simon boxall, oceanographer at the university of southampton, really good to have your knowledge, expertise. thank you so much. we can bring in our correspondent mark lowen now. mark, that's a generous cooperation was continuing on the second day —— that search and rescue operation. it does appear some comments from the coastguard suggesting that this is a more likely to become a recovery operation. bring us up—to—date with the latest. operation. bring us up-to-date with the latest. . , operation. bring us up-to-date with the latest. ., , , ., , the latest. yet, as you can see, it's now well — the latest. yet, as you can see, it's now well into _ the latest. yet, as you can see, it's now well into the _ the latest. yet, as you can see, it's now well into the night - the latest. yet, as you can see, | it's now well into the night here, so they .. they they don't have any lights. largely, they come back to sure and they work on tactics for day three. it has prove

, but they are met coolly at the mediterranean resorts, these anti-hospitable actions. zorcism of mass tourism, although in the canary islands the income from tourism is 40% of the local budget, we can no longer cope, it is too much for us, too much for such a small island, we ourselves do not have enough normal housing, we have to pay an unreasonably high price to live on our own land. the canary islands with a population of 2 million were visited by 14 million tourists last year, but it seems the problems are not only in quantity but in quality, from civil to granada they know about... drunken female fights and simple english swearing. the spanish humiliate the british, their small revenge for the sunken armada, the british do not humiliate themselves and go. the spanish lead a special world ranking in belkoning. the english, unlike the olympics, have a stable first place here, more often than other tourists, as the spaniards state, they drunkenly jump from balconies into the pool and more often do it past. to turkey for a more convex chest, a smaller nose or new teeth, due to the hi

when you see fires like this raging around the i fires like this raging around the mediterranean andummer, it is incredible isn't it and it must make people wonder or think twice about where they do want to go on holiday in the summer. , , u, , they do want to go on holiday in the summer. , , , 2 , summer. yes because it's every summer. yes because it's every summer we _ summer. yes because it's every summer we have _ summer. yes because it's every summer we have seen - summer. yes because it's every summer we have seen in i summer. yes because it's every l summer we have seen in different parts of the mediterranean and either had a week in the mediterranean myself and reach out to people locally, it is much, much hotter than it used to be in the summers and reading the us environmental protection agency on wildfires and after ten years with the largest wildfires in the us, they have all been since 2004 in the last 20 years, the place of the worst wildfires and in america, that is coinciding with the worst temperatures on record in these five happening in the summer and as things are

me say, my policy on israel, palestine is for one democratic state between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea. where jews, muslims and christians lived as equal citizens under the law, and guess what, mr. caveman, that's also my policy in britain, i don't care what color of face, i don't care about your pink eyes, i don't care about your peel deminar, i don't care about the fact that you hail from one. set of invaders of this island and i hail from another set of invaders, none of that means anything to me. i believe in democracy, i believe in the right of people in a nation state to choose their own direction on the basis of one man, one woman, one vote, wherever they came from, whatever color they are, however. they pray, so get back to your cave. tim scott is the executive director of the freedom association. well, tim, most. welcome, what's on your mind? hello, george, and uh, firstly, thank you for your support for brexit. i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um, back in the day, and uh, just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing, you did actually,

to the mediterranean sea reached its highest, we quoted the temperature on the 1st day. the water hits 28.9 degrees centigrade raising concerns as the lights. meanwhile, hospitals enroll my seeing arise and admissions as it to the surface to a heat wave. the mediterranean region has been classified as a time of change. multiple authorities in eastern parts of japan are urging people to evacuate their homes as a strong type food makes its way towards the country to buy food and pill has already forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights of trains and coast. paul blackouts in some areas still and the focus on the turkey horizon just days ago. tropical storm the via dumps record levels of rain in the country is no less than 24 hours, often lifting a week from mega quite cooling. a new a lot is in place. this time it's a tie soon. i'm pale, categorized as very strong by the japan meteorological agency. i'm pel brings with lashings of rain and wind gusts of up to 216 kilometers per hour. authorities will of the possibility of land slides in other areas. i'm pill isn't exp

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a type of st. grosse that any grows in the mediterranean as being studied for as the ability to store carbon was such as in tennessee. busy now working to protect it, to some glen fed has the support they call it the lungs of the mediterranean sea grass known as palsy donya silently filtering tons of the planets . carbon have them. it can be a sit down and provide the invaluable environmental services, particularly in climate regulation, when it has significant ability to store, call them, especially we'll kind of call in which the policies, even the carbon storage capacity of the amazon ring for us to use it. an unremarkable looking, this unique feature of the mediterranean sea is able to store hundreds of tons of carbon per hector and is also a major source of oxygen. and it provide shelter and habitats for all sorts of small fish this bone and thrive. this underwater champion is also one to threat the shoulders working with this way. it was racial, but tiny species posted. donya has ideal conditions for growth. if it encounters temperatures within its optimal range, it grows well a

there has been rough weather this week in the mediterranean. sea between the north of sicily and naples. we have heard of a number of storms that have taken place there in the past week. it is known that there have been rough waters there, and as we were hearing just then, last night, this boat got into trouble in the early hours of this morning. the storm hit out for a local time. we have heard reports of eyewitnesses saying it turned to one side. the rescue effort will now be extensive to try and figure out exactly what happened. as soon as we know, we will have more news on mike lynch as well. flaw; know, we will have more news on mike lynch as well-— lynch as well. any testimony coming throu . h lynch as well. any testimony coming through from — lynch as well. any testimony coming through from those _ lynch as well. any testimony coming through from those that _ lynch as well. any testimony coming through from those that were - through from those that were rescued? ., , ., through from those that were rescued? ., ,., . ., through from those

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most of his life in the western mediterranean.t most of his life in the western mediterranean. over the last week, we can see it has been travelling around northern sicily and the aeolian islands. it then made its way to port near palermo and docked about 700 metres from the harbour, where this incident took place. harbour, where this incident took lace. ., ., , ,, .,~ harbour, where this incident took lace. ., ., , , , ., ~' ., place. you have been speaking to someone from _ place. you have been speaking to someone from the _ place. you have been speaking to someone from the company - place. you have been speaking to someone from the company that| someone from the company that manages the boat. what have they said? ~ �* , manages the boat. what have they said? �* , ,, manages the boat. what have they said? ~ �* , ,, ., ~ ., said? we've been speaking to the manauer said? we've been speaking to the manager for— said? we've been speaking to the manager for the _ said? we've been speaking to the manager for the firm, _ said? we've be

you see these yachts in mediterranean waters throughout the summer period. because the harbours are quite small in the mediterranean, generally do anchor offshore and their crews generally take the guests and for dinner on small tender boats. i think that fits what we know about what we have seen. there was somebody who took a picture of this vessel, this exact vessel last night, which gives us some clues as to where it was. thank ou ve some clues as to where it was. thank you very much _ some clues as to where it was. thank you very much for _ some clues as to where it was. thank you very much for bringing _ some clues as to where it was. thank you very much for bringing us - some clues as to where it was. thank you very much for bringing us up - some clues as to where it was. thank you very much for bringing us up to i you very much for bringing us up to date, one person has been found dead in six still missing after that yachts think. america's top diplomat, who's on a visit to israel, has said now maybe the last opportunity to reach a ceasefire in gaza.

me say, my policy on israel, palestine, is for one democratic state between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea, where jews, muslims and christians lived as equal citizens under the law, and guess what, mr. caveman, that's also my policy in britain. i don't care what color of face, i don't care about your pink eyes, i don't care about your peeli waleminar, i don't care about the fact that you hail from one set of invaders of this island, and i hail from another set. of invaders, none of that means anything to me. i believe in democracy, i believe in the right of people in a nation state to choose their own direction on the basis of one man, one woman, one vote, wherever they came from, whatever color they are, however they pray. so get back to your cave. tim scott is the, executive director of the freedom association. well, tim, most welcome. what's on your mind? hello, george, and uh, firstly, thank you for your... support for brexit, i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um back in the day and uh was just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing, you did ac

pentagon for us, the united states has ordered what a suburb major submarine to head to the eastern mediterranean aircraft carrier battle groups around the way as well. this is, this is a huge decision by the pentagon absolutely. >> and it is arguably the largest buildup of us in central command in the middle east that we've seen since very early in the war in a call with his israeli counterpart defense secretary lloyd austin that, that he ordered the uss georgia, a cruise missile submarine that was already in the mediterranean towards central command, towards the middle east, that is an offensive weapon, although the pentagon has described these adjustments to force posture as quote, defensive in nature, a submarine with its land attack cruise missiles, with its anti-ship missiles is first and, foremost, a message of deterrence to iran and its proxies. but it also gives the u.s. a very powerful offensive weapon, should it choose to use them as it sees how iran and its proxies trues to carry out this anticipated attack, austin also ordered the uss abraham lincoln carrier strike group to accelerat

want to look at the operations towards the indian ocean, more than 1ous kilometers away, and to the mediterranean sea, and to the depth of occupied palestine in a range of more than 20 km, so the scope of the operations of our armed forces, brodened, most of these operations go beyond, have range of more than 2000 kilometers. this is a big development, and it means that this battle, which is being waged by the supportive battlefront in the yemen of faith and wisdom and jihad, it means it's a large theater of operations, very large scope. when it comes to the close near immediate areas, very effective, taking control of... the situation, now there is a control, near complete control preventing the israeli shipping and attacking the ships that are linked to the enemy, and the impact, there is a big impact when it comes to the areas that are close in the red sea, the gulf of aiden, mandib and the arabian sea, but when it comes to the long range, the far range, the nature of the battle, it's a big battle, it's a strong battle, it relies on developing the technologies and continuously developing the t

say, my policy on israel, palestine, is for one democratic state. between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea where jews, muslims and christians lived as equal citizens under the law, and guess what, mr. caveman, that's also my policy in britain. i don't care what color of face, i don't care about your pink eyes, i don't care about your peel wale deminar, i don't care about... the fact that you hail from one set of invaders of this island and hail from another set of invaders. none of that means anything to me. i believe in democracy. i believe in the right of people in a nation state to choose their own direction on the basis of one man, one woman, one vote, wherever. came from, whatever color they are, however they pray, so get back to your cave, tim scott is the executive director of the freedom. association. well, tim, most welcome, what's on your mind? hello, george, and uh, firstly, thank you for your support for brexit. i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um, back in the day, and uh, just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing. you did actually,