and by the us of the u. k . through t, rebel leaders have one that washington and london will pay a high price for attacking the country as well as supporting israel. we swear, even if we have broken down into adams instead of doing the air, we will not abandon guys a will continue to target zion and ships will confront america, force it to neil and bonus battleships, all of it spaces and everyone who called the race with it no matter the cost, we will not have ben garza that degrades void night where it's people we are. it's man. the will should prepare to hear familiar because the feed and i say with as a pride, we will try it in america without feet. and whoever does not know us will know or strength on the battlefield. the western strikes were launched without warning from war, plain ships and submarines in the red sea, the us and you pay us all the necessary response to the recent attacks in the region by the $15.00 military. there's little information about how much damage was inflicted on evans infrastruc

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we have seen as a result is a young people in the u. k. through actually the trade by the need is on the field actually betrayed by the media. instead of these have to types of social media to watch, palestinians that age be forced into the coming john as well as the john to be killed by as ro. oh, because they simply have no other choice but to document the destruction of the people in that country. these young people all rage and they could have been any one. and we have a country with a very serious historic responsibility in the power, the israel house in palestine. and the creation of it's of itself. young people who are growing up in this country have had some of the greatest story, kind of some of the graces, national poets, like the late benjamin's us and i dream of a free palestine in that lifetime. we have not yet witness the analogy, a witness things this janice, title campaigns on top of one of this young people have been seriously affected by some of the greatest tragedies in the u. k. such as the graphics hotel appliance, whi

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the radian back through the us and u. k. had struck through the targets inside the admin in a bid to stop the attacks on vessels in the red sea whose ease had failed to continue targeting ships until israel stops it's offensive in the gaza strip. the rebel group contains or controls territory where most of the admins population let's. as molly senior, her mazda visual says that a shipment of medicine intended for dozens of his really hostages being held in gaza is on its way to the territory. the delivery comes after guitar and france mediated at agreement between israel and the militant group. it also calls for age to be delivered to palestinian civilians in gauze up. and the situation inside the territory it remains dire. israel had stated that they will not stop sliding until it has destroyed them off, which is deemed a terrorist grew by multiple countries. white shrouds come with the bodies. oh, god forbid is killed in his reign the strikes? yes, i have one of them. a young girl named masa, this is the home was hit in an

k. had struck through the target to me, i'm in a bid to stop attacks on vessels in the red seats. who are thieves have vowed to continue targeting ships until israel stopped defensive in the gaza strip. the rebel group controls the territory where most of humans population live. meanwhile, a senior mazda visuals as a shipment of medicine intended for dozens of his really hostages being held in gaza. is on its way to the territory. the delivery comes after guitar and france mediated an agreement between the israel and the militant group, which also caused by the way for aid to be delivered to palestinian civilians in gone to another situation. there it remains dire is real, has stated that it will not stop fighting until it has destroyed him off, which is deemed a terrorist group by multiple countries. the white shrouds come with the bodies of who god killed in his reign the strikes yes, i have one of them. a young girl named masa says the home was hit in an overnight attack and i realized we were sleep. and then the me solves fell on us. we got top and could not see anything loud.

and the u. k. and now that they have actually experienced the force of the us and the u. k, they are going to be able to emboldened themselves further and probably reach out even further because they now are finding all kinds of supporters that had been a bit tired of a long conflict. but her now where you live. and so the fact that they've effect we move from just being a local rebel group are backed by around to now being a very disruptive a to shipping. it sounds like you think this, this strength ends the who these hand or a very much dies. unfortunately, they uh, they've been trying to sell everyone on a narrative for years internally and that narrative is building over into the white a region. because for the 1st time they've actually gotten everybody's attention. they have no real visibility for most of the time. they've been fighting against the government of young. and let's be very clear. these facts were not against them and they were against the duties. but the problem is it has given t

k. or israel traveling through the red sea. as a risk, through the swift canal grows, increasing the dangerous european congo vessels have been forced to change course and navigate around the african continent. instead. the journey to the u. s. has also changed significantly and it's the cost of transporting goods. the u. s. military launch the 6th round, the strikes on differences in given last friday. the attack is in response to the rebels were firing on an american own chicago ship in the red sea. with his claim that their attacks on trading ships linked to israel all carried out in support of gaza. early on, my colleague richard ruble spoke with archie, contributor chris, and about the story that they do have all the routes they can take. but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the world. it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, hydro diesel products to do the us. i'm the change the site that they wouldn't

i think it's quite substantial really if we look at the countries that the u. k. in the us put them, they need to access through the red sea. they do have all the routes they can take, but that's main, that's the predominately of saudi arabia, right? egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most will thence regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of oil, petro diesel products to do the us. i'm the u. k. the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect to the economy. because even just that taking yeah, the route because of the coming crisis and the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time to down to pick it up. it's just going to become even even more cost prohibitive. to the people that the need to buy it. sorry, i didn't quite significant. you know, it's interesting, chris, because western countries tried to ban the insurance of russian ships in a failed attempt to decrease the russian exports. do you see

k. international obligation. now it has gone through, but as i say, kind of just ahead. yeah. many challenges. what's going to come next then, or? well, next up, this goes to the a house upon the house of lou old. they are expected to, to pose significant challenges to this book. it has the very least delays and the worst there is that you could see what's called ping pong between the 2 nouns. apartments where it gets sent back to the know a house and they have to try and deal with pumps. a watered down version. and there isn't much time for the prime minister here. this is, as i say, meant to be an election here. he wants the flight to get off the ground before that happens. my do just want to say as well that it should be uh, the government, the current policy building costs know when the next election, the opposition policy. you are leading in the polls, say those graphic completely. so there is still a long way to go for that policy. charlottesville, some people in london, thank you so much. a shipment of medicine intended for dozens of us, riley hostages, being held in ga

all people across yeah, man, i'm it outrage off to the us and u. k. talking to through the positions in the country, in retaliation for a tax on shipping and the rest, the day, the hello, the saki international and it is sunday. so you have joined us if we pay our round up of the top $7.00 uh, stories of the last 7 days. and of course, the very latest to welcome as we all beginning uh this uh, with a grim anniversary because it has been exactly 100 days since the start of the war . and garza is ready offensive, has claimed the lives of almost 24000 people, while more than 60000 palestinians have been injured. hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have taken to the streets to riley in support of the palestinian people. protest have been seen in malaysia of south africa, the u. s. u. k. on indonesia as well as in tyler and japan, and it's in the greece and pack a song, the demonstrations part of the global day of action. so kind of starting to cool as well to ended suddenly from boston and we had some, some of those take the united states government

the in state. government says it is a fair way to deal with the influx of migrants in the u. k. i'm it's across to you. k correspondent, charlottesville, some pill. there's been following this story for us, going to say, charlotte, walk us through what happened today? a like, in an absolute not show, this was members of parliament giving that backing to a come to the actual piece of legislation designs to get a confidential policy. this one that policy up and running. uh, does this mean that you will see like taking off imminently? sending assigned them, see, cuz he at 01 the no, it doesn't. there are a significant number of challenges that can still stop from happening. but this is a clearing of the major hurdle and the prime minister where she's do not will be breathing a big sign of relief today. the political stakes of really was talking about him. he really states his premiership on being seen to deal with legal migration for tgm work expected to be an election year in some our cities even suggested that have this vote not paul. had it not gone the government's way. they co

will risk insurance for vessels with ownership or involvement with the us u. k. or israel traveling through the red sea. as of right to the suez canal grows increasingly powerless, european cargo vessels have been forced to change course and navigate around the african continent instead. the journey to the us has also significantly changed, increasing the cost of transporting goods in the us military launch a 6th round of strikes on the who sees in the m. and last friday, the attack came in response to the rebels of firing on an american own, the cargo ship in the red sea. lucy's claim their attacks on trading ships linked to israel. i carried out in support a 1000. earlier i spoke with archie contributor for sams to get more details on the story. they do have all the routes they can take, but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the world. it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, petro diesel products, to do the us. i'm the you take the site that

k. or israel traveling through the red sea. the us the route through the swift canal, grows increasingly dangerous european cargo vessels. f being forced to change course and navigate around the african continent instead, the journey to the us as also changed significantly, and with that cost of transporting goods, the latest joints drive, the collision follows earlier. 6 attacks on c positions by us forces and my colleague, rachel robles full earlier with our chief contributor chris and about the escalating conflict. they do have other routes they can take, but that's main district, predominately of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most, we'll dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, petro diesel products to do the us. i'm the change the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just the taking, you know, the route because of the com

k. or israel traveling through the red sea. so that i just joined strike by the coalition comes on top of the 6 earlier attacks on the who the positions by us forces. that's a talk about what many are calling an escalation in the region. yes, i'll contribute to prison. they do have other routes. they can take, but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right? egypt. but saudi, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most, we'll dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil actually diesel products to do the us. i'm the u. k. the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just that taking, you know, the route because of the coming crisis and the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time, cut down to pick it up, is just going to become even, even more cost prohibitive to the people that the need to buy it. and i think in the long term, we

k. or israel traveling through the red sea. as the routes through the west canal grows increasingly dangerous european cargo vessels have been forced to change course and navigate around the african continent instead. the journey to the u. s. as also has changed significantly and with the cost of transporting goods. the latest joint strike by the collision follows early a 6 attacks on who's the positions by us forces. early up, my colleagues, rachel ruble, spoke with our chief contributor 1st and about the escalators and complex. they do have other routes they can take, but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the well, the 8 supply is that a huge amount of oil, hydro diesel products to do the us. i'm the u. k. the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just that taking the other route because of t

k, has again struck through a few targets in yemen. patrick, i'll hand has moved from washington, dc of the white house is just now released a joint statement on those latest attacks in yemen. targeting 8, who's a sites where they say they were able to fire missiles at cargo ships in the red sea. what's interesting about this statement is the numbers have grown and substantially it was just a handful of countries before this, the slightest statement has 23 countries. signing on, plus the united states, the varied list republic of korea, the czech republic hungry, the poland, north macedonia, and new zealand. so the list is growing now to 24 countries to say they are supporting these attacks on the, who's the sides in unit. here's what the pentagon said about it's effect this since january 11th, we've assessed, we assess that we've destroyed or degraded over 25 missile launch in deployment facilities. more than 20 missiles plus we've struck unmanned aerial vehicle coast or radar and air surveillance capabilities, as well as weapon stora

k. carry out most strikes on. yeah. but in response to a tax on the shipping costs of the old, so most starting maritime security operations in that area. not on his hands outraged relatives all the hostages, still held for i have my stage of protest outside the radio prime ministers, the residence demonte. and he does move to a town. i loved blood pressure, the 5 minutes away outside his residency to leave the issue off the hostages on the table. it's their job. it's the responsibility we're still exposed to this aggression and they dangerous lady approaching the association, had courses on unit display thing be already this place to be proud of time read questions as people in gall tell are now being pulled to pre even further south and lights up the latest is radiate from the home. yeah. what every out. this is all t international. we're live from the russian capital. and as of a lot of you, company will be getting this out and use it. the us and u. k. have once again conducted strike

will risk insurance for vessels with ownership or involvement with the us u. k. or israel traveling through the red sea. the latest joints try quite a combination comes on top of the 6. c attacks on who's the positions by us forces, or to contribute to acquit sams, has more on the escalation conference. they do have other routes they can take, but that's main district predominantly as saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most, we'll dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, petro diesel products to do the us. i'm the change the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just the taking, you know, the route because of the coming crisis and the, well, the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time comes down to pick it up. it's just going to become even even more cost prohibitive to the people that the need to buy it. and i think in the lon

k. or israel traveling through the red sea. the latest joint strike by the coalition comes on top of the 6 of the attacks on who's the positions by us forces on. so you can trip to put sams has moved on the escalation conflict that they do have all the routes they can take. but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right, egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil had 2 diesel products to do the us. i'm the change the site that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's really going to have a significant effect on the economy. because even just that he of the route because of the coming crisis and the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time comes down to pick it up. it's just going to become even even more cost prohibitive. to the people it at the need to buy it. and i think in the long time we can just see the prices of, of energy just

will risk insurance for vessels with ownership or involvement with the us u. k. or israel traveling through the red sea while they are licensed, are drawing strife by the coalition. comes on top of the 6 earlier attacks on who the positions by us forces. let's, let's talk about what is an escalating conflict, particularly in that part of the world is all to contribute to present you do have other groups that i can cite, but that's main district predominantly, as saudi arabia, right? egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the world. it's supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, hydro diesel products to do the us. i'm the chase the fact that they wouldn't be able to pull off to the easiest route to get that oil. that's way to get a have a significant effect on the economy. because even just that to hear the route because of the coming crisis and the price of oil is rising day by day by day. so the cost to actually drive the time could down to pick it up. it just going to become even even more cost prohibitive. t

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k. international obligation. now it has gone through, but as i say, i just, i had a shipment of medicine intended for thousands of his riley hostages being held in gaza has arrived in the territory. the delivery comes off to cut on france and mediated the 1st agreement between these route and the militant group, which is dana territory by multiple countries. some relief on its way at last. but the fragile d o is already addressed. more than 2 days after it was announced, how much said new conditions to the delivery of medicines to hostages. insisting israel must not inspect the trucks, carrying them, and the each box of medicines for the hostages. $1000.00 must be delivered to gaza . residence is well said, the trucks entering the strip on wednesday would undergo secuity inspections. none the less, it's a worrying development for the relatives of the more than 100 hostages, who remain in garza more than 100 days after they received some of whom have serious pre existing health conditions or in a press conference

k. international obligation. now it has gone through but as i say, kind of just ahead. yeah. many challenges. what's going to come next then as well next, so this goes to the opera house upon the house of lou. they are expected to, to pose significant challenges to the book. it has the very least delays. and the worst there is that you could see what's called ping pong between the 2 houses apartments where it gets sent back to the know a house. and they have to try and deal with perhaps a watered down version. and there isn't much time for the prime minister here. this is a statement to be an election here. he wants the flight to get off the ground. before that happens, my do just want to say as well that it should be the governments, the current policy, building costs know when the next election, the opposition policy, who are leading in the polls say those graphic completely. so there is still a long way to go for the policy so that you know, some people in london. thank you so much. a shipment of medicine intended for thousands of his riley hostages being held in jobs a ha

k. to break through. but so saw none of a cheat. the heights of other asian inputs, like song him in the domestic league has also failed to capture the imagination of football, loving ties. poor attendance and the lack of big names indicates most spend a still looking over sees when the national team plays. there's no shortage of support. the right thing is they have to put you in the face to practice and sketch, good coaching, good stuff. they can do better. how many, like i will, i, if they have more time to practice and play together as a team or i think they'll be able to play against many teams. their opponents, china have also failed to live up to the fence expectations both hoping that the expanded qualification model for a pathway to the world cup in 2026 foot b is so often the challenge over expectations and timelines funds. despite these things, like say the what still believes that team supervisor of to take you know, the lead ultimately thailand loves to one, but the fans on giving out the young players on the street dre

k. government passed through it here more closely to e regulations to minimize the sorts of checks on goods coming between the british mainland and here in northern ireland. and so that the leader of the d u t says is enough to go back into power sharing. here at stormont in belfast, there's also being positivity from the main republican sion same party whose vice president would become the 1st shouldn't say a 1st minister of northern, the party committed to the uniting of on. and in the end of the case over to you here in northern ireland as well. so this is what both leaders had to say a little earlier this package, i believe safeguards please, and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland as well as northern ireland automatically following future use. laws are a great place that we are asked this at juncture. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we'

so the u. k. might strike through the targets inside the admin could shop so that already quite frank jobs, he's fine with the marks reporting from london. thank you very much. phillips, the assessing industry and gaza has been devastated by the war about 4000 fishermen depend on it for their livelihoods. for years they have faced restrictions imposed by these really governments now about 3 months into this war. many fear that they won't have a job to go back to, even after the warrant says getting no part of that one more than a $160.00 boats and guns as they didn't fall off coats at least $131.00 of them out of service is a good idea of like have a much pull across the cross ed fishing sectors, the 2nd most profitable on the strip these radio occupations being targeting the industry since 2006. we've repeatedly said that these really, governments directly deliberately and systematically destroying fishing sector to pursuing, chasing, and shooting off fishermen. this is the most killing destructi

k. or as well traveling through the red sea. as the read through the suez canal becomes more risky, european cargo vessels have been forced to alter course from asia and go around the african continent. the journey to the us is also significantly changed and increased the cost of transporting goods. so the u. s. military launched a 6th round of strikes on the hood season. you have an last friday. the attack came in response to the revel group, firing on an american owned partnership in the red sea disease to claim their attacks on trading ships linked to the israel are carried out in support of gaza. earlier i spoke with are the contributor, chris, and to get more details on the story that they do have all the routes they can cite, but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right? egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, actual diesel products to do the us. i'm the u. k. the fact that they wouldn't be able to pu

ready and by what has happened, they have a long for the attention of the us and the u. k. and they have long helps the narrative that their struggle over the last decade has been against the us in the u . k. they've been facing it all along. but now it actually has come through and so they have an opportunity to not only emboldened their move in energy, but recruit new people to it and then likely will and much, much more aggressive attacks on their cars. not a deterrence in any way. so the whole, these have not been to, to the red sea is not any fear for other any alternatives as well. i think there are a number of things that we have to do because, and fundamentally the goal has to be to stop the who do some attacking shipping. now dealing with what is now an internal conflict to human is a 2nd issue, but we have to stop the attack on global maritime commerce. and so right now we're in the top position because we just made it more attractive for them to lash out as much as they can. and unfortunately, it does not take all that much to disrupt mirrors on commerce. we've s

k. in recent weeks and months. so as this is a seismic event for the u. k. government and it mustn't be complicit in potential genocide through supporting israel. a form of u. u. k. director of human rights watch a solution talking about the site of the u. k. supported a genocide case being put against me in my in november in the i c j. and so it frozen to release the position on israel and on gaza. i mean, however, though, so far, it doesn't seem that there's any real shifting all positions from european nations . we did see an interview given by david cameron, new k foreign minister and his dental earlier in the day before the shooting came out and which he maintained that the south african move. putting this case forward in the i, c, j was not a helpful one. it wouldn't help in securing the pause in fighting. he said that we will need and a seat. there's been a very the l squared across europe as well as a similar message from spain to what we heard from the e u. and that it was a fairly straightforward endorsements. all of the i, c, j, reading the spa

the us and u. k has struck who's the targets india and in a bit to stop veritax on vessels in the red sea. who sees have allowed to continue targeting ships until israel stops it's offensive in the gaza strip arrival group controls territory. when most of the amans population lives. a senior, how much official says a shipment of medicine intended for thousands of his riley hostages being held in garza is on its way to the territory. the delivery comes off, took a ton from the media to the 1st agreement between israel and the militant group. the agreement will also see 8 arriving in gauze left the palestinian civilians. the situation in the strip remains, dia, israel has stated it will not stop slicing until it has destroyed hum us, which is deemed to tempt terrorist group by multiple countries. the white shrouds, calvert, the bodies of oregon from this killed in his randy, strikes yes, i have one of them. a young girl named masa sees the home was hit in an open night attack. and then i realized we

k. had struck with the targets in yemen and a bit to stop their attacks on vessels in the red sea who these invalid to continue targeting ships until is real stops it defensive. in the gaza strip, the rebel group controls territory where most of humans population lifts. as a senior her last officials as a shipment of medicine intended for dozens of his really hostages being held in gaza is on its way to the territory. the delivery comes after guitar in france mediated. the 1st agreement between israel and the militant group. the agreement will also see 8 arriving in gaza for palestinian civilians. the situation inside the territory remains dire. israel have stated that it will not stop fighting until it has destroyed him off, which is deemed a terrorist group by multiple countries. white shrouds come with the bodies. oh god forbid is killed in his reign the strikes yes, i have one of them. a young girl named masa, this is the home was hit in an overnight attack. and then i realized we we

k, was kicked off a televised broadcast through for refusing to condemn him ass, a message that needs the good part of the palestinian people. the immediate and the groom. and there are a lot of stuff coming i go, i hate to be. that is the most ridiculous. i know i've heard of that. i owe you your good onto us. good to goodness. and i'm not scared i'm. i know i'm not i'm, you know, a scared to condemn people who committed this. ready i know the deadline was the started away on, you know, i just try and keep the ball and revise the, the, the edge. all right, so now, but now with this cost of the incident with the former ambassador mano out of has a cna himself. and he gave us a behind the scenes of that exchange, and it was my mistake that i did the research to these 2 hooligans when i accepted the interview. but after the interview i tried to. ready research and find out that these are the as a german and this page sign this stuff again. this your trying to pin down every single you know, person that i need to extract from them. that one dimension is the combination of i'm asked to th

and the u. k. has struck the targets in yemen and a bid to stop attacks on vessels in the red sea. the who these have failed to continue targeting ships until is real stops. it's offensive in the gaza strip. the rebel group controls territory where most of humans population lives. and hey, with allies of both israel and her boss. increasingly active in the middle east. fears are growing that the blood shed in gaza could ignite a wider region of or we have a look now at some of the latest developments of the reach. what started with an unprecedented terror attack on october, the 7th is quickly spilling out beyond the borders of israel and gauze, drawing in israel's traditional ally, the united states and the one side, and on the other a most back around. recent days of seem dozens of attacks throughout the region in the and then run back to the rebels are continuing their campaign to disrupt the international shipping lanes. that despite dozens of air strikes from the united states and others targeting who the military installations in iraq and syria taper on attack, several sites,

who have been carrying out missile strikes on shipping through the red c u. s. media reporting the u. k based oil, john shell is pausing shipments through the red sea and definitely the decision comes off to simulate moves by b, p, and major cargo companies of the latest escalation. and the red sea has major implications for the global economy and trade. now, the red sea is one of the world's most important shipping rates for oil and gas between asia and europe. in the south, above all, mon dobbs, the strength between africa and the radian potentially connects the red sea with a gulf of 8 and 12 percent of the world straight. and 10 percent of global oil carried by ships goes through that striking list who is cut out next, the red sea with the mediterranean sea. it's the shortest shipping route between europe and asia. and 15 percent of the world's maritime traffic passes through the suez canal. since november around the back tooth, these have targeted vessels near bob almonza forcing major shipping and oil companies to suspend operations through the red sea.

and the u. k. they've been facing it all along, but now it actually has come through and so they have an opportunity to not only emboldened their movement and energy, but recruiting new people to it. and then likely will result in much, much more aggressive attacks on their part. not a deterrence in any way. so the whole, these have not been to, to the red sea is not any fear for other, any alternatives. well, i think there are a number of things that we have to do because and fundamentally the goal has to be to stop the who do some attacking ship it now dealing with what is now an internal conflict. the human is a 2nd issue, but we have to stop the attack on global maritime commerce. and so right now we're in the top position because we just made it more attractive for them to lash out as much as they can. and unfortunately, it does not take all that much to disrupt maritime commerce. we've seen iris in somalia in the gulf of guinea in the same port straight and the suicide over seized with very e

k. the west reinforce maple deployment back in january and through the red sea. um, you know, i think really to be able these strikes what the force that you use, the, who, the tax and the red see what the incident allow us to keep these, to frame themselves as approved. kind of starting midland use them. so say that the strikes will achieve any results they have thoughts of response. this could take the shape of increasing attacks from the ridges, specials in the red sea, or even attacking us assets and the goal. so this could take the shape of the ministry bases. i want to clean these strengths, in my opinion, not to benefit to keep these in the notes i'm in helps to prove the narrative, but the real meat is to us. the fees have loan built in adjustments, the ones listed as he was the us and israel does anything the strikes increase of the popularity and gives the we've more leverage jose to keep these have lucky been preparing for the attack themselves, but you can the us have been released the warnings for the past month, and it's not as if the we've, because

and the u. k. and now that they have actually experienced the force of the us and the u. k, they are going to be able to emboldened themselves further and probably reach out even further because they now are finding all kinds of supporters that had been a bit tired of a long conflict. but her now where you live. and so the fact that they've effect we move from just being a local rebel group are backed by around to now being a very disruptive to shipping. it sounds like you think this, this strength ends the who these hand is a very much the is unfortunately they, uh, they've been trying to sell everyone on a narrative for years internally. and that narrative is building over into the white a region because for the 1st time they've actually gotten everybody's attention. they have no real visibility for most of the time. they've been fighting against the government of young. and let's be very clear. these facts were not against them and they were against the who teased, but the problem is it has give

southern red c, u. s. and u. k. fighter jets responded according to the pentagon and they worked in tandem shooting down 18 drones to cruise missiles and one ballistic missile. there was no reported damage or injuries as a result of these attacks. and the response here part of that naval coalition that now counts 20 nations as participants led by the us that was formed back in december and response to this escalation from the ryan back. who sees that have continued as we've seen this now to be the 26th such attack since november 19th. this happens, and even as of lincoln's presence is there in the middle east, which makes us attack more brazen. and so what response has there been from the us to this well over repetition. in fact, they quoted a previous statement by 14 coalition countries, including the us, again, telling the who these quote that they will bear the responsibility for the quite consequences should they continue to threaten lives, the global economy, or the freeflow of commerce in the regi

here in the u. k. parliament likes to have a voice, parliament called itself sovereign. but again and again through history, the last 2 or 3 decades, we have seen that has been downing street why the prime minister resides as ultimately made the decisions, particularly about these kinds of limited strikes. and that may be an argument that so not makes the full parliament in the days that when he's questioned about this, this needs to be done at a certain time. he might say, these were limited strikes. he might say, we don't have a huge amount of detail about what's being targeted, but it has been telegraphed very clearly in the past few days in particular since those tuesday night time. so the us minutes are described as complex. we've heard from the us defends minutes to say, watch this space warning of what he called consequences for the who fees if they continued down this road for the moment, the marks in london. thank you. let's take a look at the humans who the rebels. then they began in the 19 ninety's as a model to see a logical movement of these a, these, a shee

and u. k. miller trees have conducted fresh air strikes, targeting through the missile sites in human us defense officials. so told of the 0 that the combination of miss and strikes also hit drains and weapons stores. several locations have been targeted in the joint operation, including going to have a slope of the capital some well, since the october 7th attacks that have been growing tensions across the region, thousands of mon is gathered into room for the funeral of the uranium revolutionary government was killed by israel and syria on saturday and december, israel killed another top revolutionary god general in damascus bonus, who attended the funeral of questioning the countries to tyrants. capacity of the government vows to retaliate by. so sorta as more from tyrone are seen becoming more common here, funerals or high ranking, you're running officials. the bodies arriving from syria after being killed in his right is this is the coughing of general saw the comes out. who was the head of

as dozens of merchant ships were traversing through the southern red c, u. s. and u. k. fighter jets responded according to the pentagon and they worked in tandem shooting down 18 drones to cruise missiles and one ballistic missile. there was no reported damage or injuries as a result of these attacks. and the response here part of that naval coalition that now counts 20 nations as participants led by the us that was formed back in december and response to this escalation from the ryan back to sees that have continued as we've seen this now to be the 26th such attack, since november 19th, this happens, and even as of lincoln's presence is there in the middle east, which makes us attack more brazen. and so what response has there been from the us to this well over repetition? in fact, they quoted a previous statement by 14 coalition countries, including the us, again, telling the who these quote that they will bear the responsibility for the quite consequences should they continue to threaten lives, the global economy, or the freeflow of commerce in the regions, critic

grain and now they're going to the u. k. and then you gave me, provides them to ukraine. this is an strategic form policy. and this is a pity. yeah. so talk a little bit about germany's role here, but me when i want to come to you when you're looking at arms deliveries from europe for ukraine. i mean, who do you point a finger at here? who is to blame and who is really hitting the brakes on sending additional ammunition and supplies to ukraine? well, you have um, you have a public this course which is changing because it's no longer private still hungry saying he would know that there were any weapons. it's so now i'm just doing my own country. slovakia, i don't much pizza who came famously was selected. so with the saying, no, no, no. single blackmore, why the in fact he's government is still living is just not from the arguments from the army. we're obviously, they're empty of the previous government that they would, everything they could, but they are contracts the private contracts running. there is also a lot of flow

as dozens of merchant ships were traversing through the southern red c, u. s. and u. k. fighter jazz responded according to the pentagon and they worked in tandem shooting down 18 drones to cruise missiles and one ballistic missile. there was no reported damage or injuries as a result of these attacks. and the response here part of that naval coalition that now counts 20 nations as participants led by the us that was formed back in december and response to this escalation from the ryan back to sees that have continued as we've seen this now to be the 26th such attack since november 19th. yeah. and the launch coming heidi as the secretary of state down to the blinking is in the lease in an attempt to contain this war on gaza and prevent the original escalation it absolutely, and even as we've seen it, different us officials travel to the region always with that same message warning from regional escalation, this happens, and even as blank is presence is there in the middle east, which makes us attack more brazen. and so what response has there been from the us to this

k. attacked and the positions prime minister. mean that's the richest through neck of britain and says it's up to the who these to restore things that we want to say is a reduction of tensions in the region and a restoration of stability. that is, i'll say today it's incumbent on the who t is not to escalate this to continue with what all the legal and i'm provides the times on. civilian shipping, putting innocent lives at risk of damaging the global economy west and strong again . soon st positions involve the use of war planes, ships, and submarines in the red sea us and then you can say the strikes were necessary to ensure the safety of commercial vessels according to what is their attacks are in response to israel's bombardment of casa the u. k and says the conflict in gaza and the baffling human are unrelated. i want to stress it separate from the situation in as well. garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls, that there is no linkage between what we have done last week. and the situation in israel goes up. this was