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you can hear in that tape, the radio exchanges between the royal navy frigate and the iranian patrolthat ship, the british warship, was racing towards the stena impero trying to, in effect, protect it, defend it, but unable to reach it in time. so i think there is a sense of concern that continues, particularly, of course, among seafarers here. what we have now is that crew of 23 from the british—flagged tanker, that left anchorage here in fujairah on friday, expecting a pretty routine voyage west to a port in saudi arabia, now due to spend their second full day off the coast of iran, in the opposite direction, with yet another day of uncertainty about their fate. the uk junior defence minister, tobias ellwood, was asked by sophy ridge whether london was considering putting sanctions on tehran. so our first and most important responsibility is to make sure that we get a solution to the issue to do with the current ship, make sure other british—flagged ships are safe to operate in these waters and then look at this wider picture of actually having a working, proper, professional relat

a recording has emerged of dramatic radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionarymoments before a british—based oil tanker was seized in the gulf. stena impero was boarded on friday in the strait of hormuz — a key shipping route. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has urged iran to release the vessel and its crew. and in the last few minutes, iran's ambassador to the uk has tweeted — warning the uk government against escalating tension — saying it would be "quite dangerous and unwise" at a sensitive time in the region. this report from ramzan karmali. the seizing of a british flag tanker, the stena impero, by the iranian revolutionary guard. iran says it was breaking maritime rules. the owners of the tanker insist it was obeying international law. the british government has condemned iran's actions. we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act, we are looking for ways to de—escalate the situation but we will do what it takes to ensure the security and safety of british and international shipping. the tanker was intercepted as it made its way through the stra

in the strait of hormuz on friday the warning comes as audio emerged of a tense exchange between british and iranian navy officers recorded moments before iran raided the vessel. for weeks lead threatened to retaliate then late friday a rainy and revolutionary guard commandos hauled bring over the stand and peril made their move raiding the british flagged oil tanker in international waters and forcing it to seal to iran. britain has demanded the release of the vessel and condemned what it called a hostile act. safety security british and international shipping in one of the most important seaways in the world. that is why we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act we are looking for ways to deescalate the situation but we are also very clear that we will do what it takes to ensure the safety and security of british and international. stana in peril now docked in the iranian for to. its $23.00 crew said to be in good health but audio exchanges between a british warship and the iranian special forces moments before the capture reveal the tension in the region. obstruct. suits me and the sterner in

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cairo have now been taken off the ship for questioning audio has emerged of a tense exchange between british and iranian navy officers recorded moments before breaking the best. obstruct. the angry stoner in. iran to mr burt. security number. 8 international. and through to the end of the senate and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of migrants have marched in the chilean capital of santiago to protest against the country's migration policies they want the government to normalize their status many of the migrants are from venezuela which is in the midst of an unprecedented economic crisis. almost 2000 firefighters are trying to put out huge wildfires in a mountainous region in central portugal at least 20 people have been injured and strong winds are complicating efforts to bring the fires under control. to hong kong were clashes have erupted between police and government protesters tens of thousands of people took to the streets on sunday for a 7th consecutive weekend. march continued after nightfall police charged at demonstrators who had defied orders to disperse and

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meanwhile, a recording has emerged of radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionary was seized in the strait of hormuz on friday. iran's ambassador to the uk says any further escalation of tensions between britain and iran would be "unwise and dangerous". daniela relph reports. the radio messages came ahead of the iranian revolutionary guard taking over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter to the deck of the tanker. a british warship, hms montrose, had been alerted, but failed to reach the ship in time. it did, though, embark on a radio exchange with an iranian patrol boat. the swedish—based owners of the tanker insist the vessel did not breach any regulations. it says its priority is protecting its multinational crew. translation: we followed the ship every second and every minute, and the tanker never left international waters. we understand that the crew are in relatively good condition, but it's a stress situation for everyone. the british government says it's now looking to its international allies to help ease the tension. our first and most important

a recording has emerged of dramatic radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionarynts before a british—based oil tanker was seized in the gulf. the stena impero was boarded on friday in the strait of hormuz. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has urged iran to release the vessel. in the past hour, iranian tv has reported that the crew are "safe and in good health". ramzan karmali reports. the seizing of a british flag tanker the stena impero by the iranian revolutionary guard. tehran says it was breaking maritime rules. the owners of the tanker insist it was obeying international law. the british government has condemned iran's actions. we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act, we are looking for ways to de—escalate the situation but we will do what it takes to ensure the security and safety of british and international shipping. the tanker was intercepted as it made its way through the strait of hormuz in omani waters. it made a sharp turn towards iran. if you obey you will be safe. alter your course. that was the message from iran to the stena impero, a

taro have now been taken off the ship for questioning audio has emerged of a tense exchange between a british and iranian navy officers recorded moments before iran raided the vessel . obstruct. the angry stoner increase. security number. international. and flew to the m.v. santa fe and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. almost 2000 firefighters are trying to put out huge wildfires in a mountainous region in central fortunate at least 20 people have been injured in places and strong winds are complicating efforts to bring out the fires under control. too in attacks in northwestern pakistan have killed at least 9 people and wounded dozens more gunmen opened fire on police in the city of dera ismail killing 2 female suicide bomber then killed another 4 officers and 3 civilians outside a hospital the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for both attacks. the humanitarian group s.o.s. many says it will resume migrant rescues off the coast of libya the norwegian flag ship ocean viking is expected to arrive in the mediterranean at the end of the month. the new mission comes after con

a recording has emerged of dramatic radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionarybefore a british—based oil tanker was seized in the gulf. the stena impero was boarded on friday in the strait of hormuz, a key shipping route. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has urged iran to release the vessel and its crew. ramzan karmali reports. the seizing of a british flag tanker, the stena impero, by the iranian revolutionary guard. iran says it was breaking maritime rules. the owners of the tank insist it was a bang international law. the british government has condemned iran's actions. we are calling on iran's actions. we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act, we are looking for ways to de—escalate the situation but we will do what is possible to ensure the security of the vessel. it was in the strait of hormuz in omani waters, but made a sharp turn towards iran. that was the message from iran to the stena impero, and dramatic footage has emerged that appeared to show the hms montrose trying to stop the siege of the tanker, but it was too far away to intervene.

his comments came as a recording emerged of radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionarynts before the tanker — the stena impero — was seized in the strait of hormuz on friday. both sides have called for de—escalation of the situation. but iranian state television also been showing the tanker with the iranian flag flying from its masthead. paul adams reports. iranian revolutionary guards boarding the stena impero on friday afternoon, carrying out a two—week—old threat to seize a british vessel. iran said the tanker broke the law, the ship's owners and the british government say this simply isn't true. earlier, tense exchanges as a british warship, hms montrose, attempted to stop the ship being taken. but the revolutionary guards were determined. hms montrose was too far away to make a difference. the stena impero was sailing through the strait of hormuz in omani waters when it was boarded. it was forced to turn north towards the iranian coast. translation: we followed the ship every second, every minute, and the tanker never left international waters. we understand that t

it comes as a recording has emerged of radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionaryon friday in the strait of hormuz. paul adams reports. it was forced to turn north towards the iranian coast. iranian revolutionary guards boarding the tanker on wednesday carrying out a two—week—old threat to seize a tanker. the ships owners and the british government said this is simply not true. earlier, tense exchanges as a british warship tried to keep the ship from being taken. but the revolutionary guards were determined. the ship was too far away to make a difference in the tanker was sailing through the straight of hormuz in oman at waters when it was boarded. it was forced to turn north towards the iranian coast. translation: we followed the ship every second, every minute, and the tanker never left international waters. we understand that the crew are in relatively good condition, but it's a stress situation for everyone. a larger british warship, hms duncan, is on its way to the gulf to replace hms montrose, the government facing criticism for failing to protect british shi

his comments came as a recording emerged of radio exchanges between a royal navy warship and iran's revolutionarytena impero' — was seized in the strait of hormuz on friday. iran's ambassador to the uk says any further escalation of tensions between britain and iran would be ‘unwise and dangerous‘. daniala relph reports. the video messages came ahead of the iranian revolutionary guard —— the video messages came ahead of the taking over of the taking over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter to the deck of the tanker. a british warship, hms montrose, had been alerted, but failed to reach the ship on time. it did, though, embark on a radio exchange with an iranian patrol boat. radio: you are ordered to change your course to 360. 360 degrees immediately. you will be, you will be safe. the swedish—based owners of the tanker insisted the vessel did not breach any regulations. says its priority is protecting its multinational crew. translation: we followed the ship every second and every minute and we understand that they did not leave international waters. the crew are in ok, but it isa wate

as a radio exchange between the british navy and an iranian patrol boat has now been made public. trey yingst is live the jerusalem newsroom with more. reporter: laura, information today is shutting down the iranian seizure of a british oil tanker on friday. newly released video does show a dramatic scene as iranian troops armed with machine guns repel from a helicopter to board the british flag vessel. it was carrying no cargo ahead of crew of 23 people on board. radio transmissions between the british and iranians paint a picture about how the event unfolded. as a rainy military vessel demands the british tanker alter its course. a british military ship tries to explain a request is a violation of international law. [inaudible] >> the british tanker was ultimately taken into iranian custody remains pete over the weekend british foreign minister jeremy hunt called him a tanker to be released after saying the seizure appears to be a tit-for-tat situation after the british retain the remaining oil tanker earlier this month suspected trying to deliver oil to syria. britain maintains

difficult and today security firm obtain that intercepted of what you just played of the exchange between the british navy and irgc and oil tanker moments before it was seized. you can hear the iranians say they want to inspect the tanker and telling the ship to change course. if you obey, you will be safe. the british oil tanker, telling it to conduct its passage and it must not be impeded or obstructed or hampered, let's take a listen to that radio exchange. >> i want to reiterate, as you are conducting and recognizing international strait, your massage must not be impaired or obstructed or hampered. cha change your call to 360 degrees immediately. you will be safe. this is british warship. no challenge is intended. no challenge is intended. i won't and expect the ship for security reason alert. >> and iran ambassador to the united kingdom says teheran is firm and ready for all scenarios and the political forces in britain wants to escalate existing tension with iran. the u.k. is considering its next step which could involve sanctions. something britain has tried to avoid since president trump pulled ou

. >> that was the radio exchange between a royal navy ship and iranian armed forces vessel moments beforeritish-flagged tanker was seized. you see men wearing masks on board. this is the first video of the moment the stena impero was seized. >> iran says all 23 crew members on board the ship are safe, they're healthy and, quote, on their own vessel right now. >> president trump is negotiating directly with sweden's prime minister in an effort to free an imprisoned american. ♪ i came i saw noourl noo♪ >> grammy-nominated rapper a$ap rocky has been arrested. president trump is trying to help with his freedom. >> reporter: with all the pressing matters u.s. president donald trump has on his foreign policy agenda, including rising tensions with iran and north korea, he's also using his political sway for this -- >> the situation in sweden -- >> reporter: the situation in sweden that the president refers to involves jailed american rapper a$ap rocky. >> i personally don't know a$ap rocky but he has tremendous support from the african-american community in this country. >> reporter: asap's more

british tanker in a straight of hormuz the audio recording reveals that there was a tense exchange between the british navynd iranian forces. >> you will be saved you're all day you will be saved all through your court please concern that you are not intending to violent international law by -- >> is in d.c. with the latest. garrett. >> iran bad behavior came on saturday just a few hours after britain foreign secretary warned rarn was on a dangerous path. new video released by iran revolutionary guard proportedly showing commando and black ski mask propelling on british oil tanker ceased in strait of hormuz on friday. on saturday in ecuador secretary of state mike said despite increasingly aggressive actions u.s. is ready to sit down with with iranian leadership and negotiate. >> today we've seen no indication that the iranians are prepared to fundamentally change the direction of their nation these are not actions of a country that looks like it is headed in the right direction but we hope as president trump has said they'll sit down to discuss these items with us. >> president trump has said he doesn't w

it is said to be the radio exchanges between the british navy and iranian forces moments before a britishil tanker was seized on friday. now, we have not been able to independently verify this audio. but we wanted to play it for you, take your own thoughts and make your own decisions about it. meanwhile, the pentagon is calling iran now a credible threat with plans to deploy additional troops to the middle east, potentially some moving through this weekend. we bring in retired four-star major general robert scales. good to see you, as always, sir. it appears the iranians are undeterred. >> yeah, but, you know, what they're trying to do is to seek a psychological victory with a their own people, and they're also trying to influence the e.u.'s approach to sanctions and, of course, to nuclear deal. and they're handling it very, very badly. to poke a stick in the eye of the british is exactly the wrong move, and their motives are very difficult to understand. what the administration is doing is exactly right. keep your powder dry, be patient. time is on the side of the united states. the iran

i a recording of communications between iranian armed forces and british navy forces minutes before a -- the apparent exchanged released by american security firm just moments ago. the british defense ministry confirmed the authenticity of the reporting. boosting air patrols over the persian gulf and the trump administration is once again appealing for a new set of nuclear paths with iran. hans nichols has more. hans? >> reporter: iran releasing dramatic video claiming to show its revolutionary guard seizing a british oil tanker. commandos wearing ski masks and machine guns rappelling to the ship's deck. the search for ways to de-escalate the tension. >> we're very clear that we will do what it takes to secure the safety of the shipping. >> in iran, continued defiance. ali arouzi in tehran. >> it shouldn't surprise that they seized the british tanker on the 4th of july. it provoked a furious response from the supreme leader here, calling it an act of piracy by the evil english and vowed not to let it go unanswered. >> iran challenging president trump's claim about downing an iranian drone. >> no doubt about it

exchange of gifts. the pope an orthodox icon and a russian navy about michelangelo the future of the pontiff meanwhile for a sense of the 18th century painting of the vatican they did not hold a news conference but the holy see that they discussed a global international issues including the conflicts in ukraine and as well. a massive public backlash sparked against one of the 2 people in line to become prisons prime minister current current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he tied opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn to atrocities in nazi concentration camp auschwitz thousands have already signed a petition demanding that hunt apologize artie's party boyko explains the anger. a petition calling on the foreign secretary to apologize to the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn has amassed over 16000 signatures because a lot of people are angry over these comments that really boil down to jeremy hunt making a link between the leader of the labor party and the atrocities perpetrated by hitler and the nazis take a listen to what the foreign secretary had to say about the leader of the opposition je

. >> reporter: a maritime security firm obtained that intercept of the radio exchange between british navygate and the oil tanker moments before testifying seized. you can see the iranians say they want to inspected the tanker, telling theship to change its course. they say, if you obey, you'll be safe. then the british frigate radios the oil tanker, as you're conducting traffic pass under international law, your pastage with us not be impaired, impeded, this morning iran's ambassador to the uk says that tehran is firm and ready for all scenarios, and that domestic political forces in britain want to escalate existing tensions. iran's foreign minister is blaming john bolton, saying that he had instigated this by getting the british to take that iranian super tanker, which instigated this retaliation, and tensions are set to escalate even further, as the uk is considering its next steps, which could involve sanctions over this tanker. something the uk has tried to avoid since president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal, because they still wanted to salvage this. this leaves the uk in a p

only minutes earlier, this was the three—way radio exchange between the iranian guards, the tanker and a royal navyto a 360. 360 degrees immediately. you must not impair, impede, obstruct or hamper the package ——obstruct or hamper the passage of the mv stena impero. the tanker was intercepted in omani waters by iranian forces operating out of nearby base, the royal navy was too far away to intervene. the problem for the british government is this. it clearly needs to protect its shipping in the gulf — you can see here how easily this tanker was diverted towards the iranian coast. but the royal navy doesn't have enough ships to do the job alone so it has to be part of a multinational forces. but britain does not want to be seen to be tied too closely to the very hawkish us policy towards iran. meanwhile, this iranian tanker is being held off gibraltar. it was seized onjuly 4th by local police, backed up by royal marines, for allegedly breaking eu sanctions. iran wants it released, and threatened reciprocal action. i wouldn't draw too many parallels between the gibraltar arrest, which was carried out

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here's the radio exchange between iranian guards, the tanker and a royal navy warship. listen to this. you are ordered, change your course to 360. 360 degrees immediately. you must not impair, impede, obstruct or hamper the passage of the mv stena impero. here's a closer look at the route taken by the tanker. it's worth remembering this is the busiest shipping lane in the world for crude tankers. around a fifth of the world's oil passes through the strait of hormuz. this is where the ship was turned around — that bend there. it happened two weeks after british forces helped seize an iranian ship off gibraltar after it was accused of breaching eu sanctions. frank gardner explains where all of this leaves the uk government. the problem for the british government is this. it clearly needs to protect its shipping in the gulf. you can see here how easily this tanker was diverted towards the iranian coast. but the royal navy doesn't have enough ships to do the job alone, so it's got to be part of a multinational force, but britain doesn't want to be seen to be tied too closel

audio reveals a serious back and forth between iran and british navy as iranian forces seizes a tanker. we will hear that testy exchange. >>> a big week ahead in washington as robert mueller testifies in public. what to watch for and what his testimony could mean for the president. >>> we begin this hour in the feud between the president and the four congresswomen known as the squad. today a new "washington post" report has the president reigniting the firestorm exactly one week after it all started. the article based on interviews with 26 lawmakers, aides reveals behind the scenes tweets and racist rally. it says, quote, president trump's top aides didn't think he fully understand what he did last sunday when he fired off a trio of racist tweets before his trip to the golf course. it discusses how aides and advisers urged him to tone it down. it didn't take long for him to lash out saying "the washington post" story about my rally in south carolina and tweet about stories that doesn't exist is fake news. the only thing is the record setting crowd and tremendous enthusiasm. he added i don't believe the four congresswom