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rebuild point by point that stake off the short flight and to find out whatever it was exactly that koos this fatal tragedy but as i say the search and recovery operation itself is nearing its conclusion and it will be continuing into the night again. radar stations recorded the a rough take flight path of the plane it reached an all to see it of ninety two thousand meters before suddenly plunging to one and a half thousand off the regaining height it apparently plummeted once again and this a plane disappeared completely from the radar at that point the last time it was seen on screens was it nine hundred meters well the plane was a russian made on small one for bias are told and lines had to be made in operation for a new the airline is now it being investigated by the will for eighty's but the company claims it carried out all of the necessary technical maintenance however this particular plane was previously involved in several safety incidents including engine on fuselage problems with the investigation underway we talked to aviation experts about the possible causes of the crash th

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in yemen we responded to a koo that was staged that destroyed yemen's path towards normalzation. and we are prevengt the takeover of yemen by a radical iranian affiliated hezbollah affiliate to ourselves. the hezbollah are 50,000 people. they cannot dominate a country of 28 million. so we're, would with our allies in order to push back and we're working with our allies in the gulf in order to beef up our defenses. and that's -- and we're, would within the islamic world in order to isolate iran. we're working with african countries in order to isolate iran and we will continue to do so until iran changes its policies. >> young lady back there, yeah. you can identify yourself. >> i run the [ inaudible ]. >> my question is again from mr. al-jubeir. you said that the crown prince wanted a normal saudi arabia. so my question is, do you see in the very close future the end of the guardianship system for women in saudi arabia? >> i think if you look at the issue of women in saudi arabia, in 1960 we had no schools for women. today 55% of college students are women. in 1960, there were no

to report significant strides and increased communication, and information sharing and operational koo aal coordinati o other allies and those working in this space. socom has years and decades of experience to support these tasks. the role of coordinating authority as directed by the unified command has the scope of special operations forces specific roles to the planning of department of defense counter wmd effort and support of the other combatant commands and the department priorities and as directed other u.s. agencies. as other missionaries and coordinating authorities are established, this is going to enable a more strategic approach, and enhanced integration of the department plans and intelligence and priorities. since the lead responsibility of this mission set from the u.s. strategic command and the establishment of the socom's coordinating authority we have foc focused on three areas of major effort. and first, we are going a major campaign plan with coordination of the geographic combatant command commands. it takes a transregional perspective and emphasizes preventing new

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