here, for example, is what the vice-marshal of the british air force says about this. attack here is ultimately the best form of defense. because at this moment at the moment all they do is put an umbrella around commercial shipping, what you really want to do is stop the missiles from coming, one option is to attack the houthis, but in the past the americans have attacked iran because it is actually iran that is interfering in its affairs . obviously, this is fraught with escalation, but in the current circumstances you have no other choice if you want to activate the global one again. regional conflicts, which are spreading so actively around the world, allow the united states to contain the collapse of its own economy. they traditionally sell weapons to all countries in conflict and successfully make money from this. while deindustrialization is underway in the european union, particularly in germany, directly opposite processes are taking place in the united states. industry is on the rise, investments are showing record levels. but the truth is, it all looks like

identical, they are a joint party, in these issues , for example, what does the vice-marshal of the british air forceay about this? attack here is ultimately the best form of defense, because at the moment all they are doing is surrounding the merchant shipping zone. the us is holding back the collapse of its own economy; it traditionally sells weapons to all countries conflicts successfully make money on this. while in the european union, in particular in germany , deindustrialization is underway, in the usa. directly opposite processes are taking place, the industry is showing record figures on the rise of investment, but the truth is, this all looks like an attempt to plug a hole in a sinking ship with pants, it is unlikely that it will be possible to repeat the scheme worked out in the second world war, the internal political crisis is tearing the population of the states apart in different corners of the ring, north-south is again on the verge of a fight, by the way, public opinion is actively preparing for this developments, before the presidential... elections in the united states, the film "c

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that night, the us and british air forces launched strikes on yemen, as stated in washington. dozens of targets hit at facilities associated with the houthis. it is impossible to formally say that the white house has started a new war in the middle east. what washington and london emphasize is that this operation is necessary to protect ships sailing through the red sea. in recent weeks, the houthis have begun targeting carriers linked to israel. against the backdrop of today's strikes, anthony blinken's words that the united states and the middle east sound almost like a provocation. quote: ready to work for peace in the region. the houthis reported the death of five people. and promised that the united states would lose in this clash, and merchant ships would still be attacked as before. iran condemned the attack on yemen. the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria zakharova , called the strikes another disregard for international law. alexey kvashenkin followed the developments. the us and british air forces carried out strikes on sixty targets in yemen aft

that the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces responded to the us and british aggression against this country. american fighter jets along with the british royal air force opened fire on the american forces in the south of the arabian peninsula with submarine warships and tomahawk missiles on friday morning. 73 attacks on sanaa, hodeidah, taez, hajja saada 5 martyrs and 6 wounded. the power maneuver of america and england, which of course was not proud for their people. in the very first moments of the attack, the americans showed their opposition to these protests. although the authorities in a joint statement, the british and americans stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea. an american group also asked the question: is biden trying to distract us from the case of the international court of justice to end the zionist regime's genocide ? brian becker, director of the national coalition in america , is here in front of the white house in protest of this attack says: joe biden's attack against yemen is not only. it is not against terrorism, but it is the defense and support of the genocidal actions of the racist and

the us and british air forces carried out strikes on sixty targets in yemen after personal orders fromrican president joe biden and the british. peace of rishi sunak. interesting fact: the head of the pentagon personally gave orders to the american military, despite the fact that he was in the hospital. the american media especially emphasize this fact. the mystery surrounding his hospitalization in early january has hit the biden administration's image hard. according to a white house spokesman, the night the operation was a response to the actions of the yemeni houthis and the ansar allah movement in the red sea. the houthis launched attacks on mostly civilian ships after the palestinian-israeli conflict escalated. the economic consequences of the fact that the red sea has become a particularly dangerous place since december last year are recorded in a statement published by the white house: 12% of all oil transported by sea and 8% of liquefied gas grains each went through the red sea. for the last month, ships have been forced to take a detour, all the way around the cape of good ho

the state of kiev and moscow will not change, according to retired british air force vice-marshal seanl. russia has an impressive defense industrial base, which has been converted to a military base and financed by huge oil revenues. russia is rearming, and quickly. the ukrainian industrial base is not that deep, and it is extremely vulnerable to russian missiles. it takes months to create production capacity and one russian strike to destroy it. about the fact that the armed forces of ukraine. are on the verge of collapse, writing and new york times columnists. the article is based on the story of ukrainian military personnel about the real state of affairs at the front. one officer admitted that the armed forces are physically exhausted and cannot operate effectively against the backdrop of intense russian attacks. artyom krosulin, svetlana chmykhala, lead. russian exporters may increase the number of requests for relaxations in the sale of foreign currency earnings. after making amendments to the presidential decree for this. there are more reasons, deputy minister of finance alexey

the us and british air forces, meanwhile, announced new strikes near sana'a airport.he information was confirmed by the british ministry of defense. the attacks were carried out with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. let me remind you that the houthis earlier announced a successful attack in... china, not far from the borders with kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan, its echoes reached almaty, where seismologists recorded magnitude 5 tremors, chandeliers swayed in houses, furniture fell, people ran out in panic on the street, and were injured in ... states that the dynamics of price growth is decreasing. so, inflation in russia slowed down in december. for the month the figure was 73%, while in november it was noticeably higher percent. the annual pace also slowed slightly. this is data from the central bank report. at the same time, regulators note that despite the cooling compared to previous months, inflation has remained high for a wide range of goods and services for six months now. mainly pro-inflationary. the central bank calls the factor the

putin’s arrival in kaliningrad was closely monitored by reconnaissance aircraft from the french british air force it's not surprising that the topics that were raised during the russian leader’s visit to the region related to the country’s national interests. details in the report by anna semyonova. on the day of russian students. vladimir putin at the westernmost university in russia, the kant baltic federal university, special in many respects. the great german philosopher was a russian subject, swore allegiance to elizabeth petrovna when küningsberg first became part of the russian empire. the purpose of our meeting in this format is to congratulate you on your holiday, on russian day students. congratulations to you, all students of our country, graduate students, teachers, and graduates. the desire to obtain higher education in russia is growing, more than 70% of school graduates hope to enter a university ; the president recalls that the same attitude existed during his youth. i myself come from a working -class family, and my mother, father, are working people, but they tried to create con

so says the vice-marshal of the british air force. retired sean bell.fense-industrial base, which has been converted to a war footing and is financed by huge oil revenues. russia is rearming, and quickly. the ukrainian industrial base is not so deep, it is extremely vulnerable to russian missiles. it takes months to create production capacity and one russian strike to destroy it. new york times columnists also write that the armed forces of ukraine are on the verge of collapse. the basis of the article. a story by ukrainian military personnel about the real situation at the front. one of the officers admitted that the armed forces are physically exhausted and cannot act effectively on amid intense russian attacks. artyom krosulin, svetlana chmykhala, lead. the ukrainian economy is in a pre-default state. without western funding, the banking sector is on the verge of collapse. the minister of economy of ukraine warned that soon there will be no money to pay pensions. nika yankovaya will continue, nik, greetings, how are things going in general with the s

the us and british air forces, meanwhile, announced new strikes near the airport capital of the countrya. the information was confirmed by the british ministry of defense. the attacks were carried out with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. let me remind you that the yemeni houthis previously announced a successful attack on an american cargo ship in the gulf of adam. a few hours later the pentagon checked these messages. cities in china and central asia are eliminating the consequences of a night earthquake. it occurred in the north-west of china, near the borders with kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan. in china itself, six people were injured, two in serious condition. near fifty houses were completely destroyed, dozens were damaged. echoes of seismic activity reached almaty. in the capital of kazakhstan , scientists recorded strong tremors twice during the night. chandeliers swayed in houses, furniture fell, people ran out into the streets in panic and jumped out of windows. according to the latest data from the country's meter, more than 40 people were injured. t

palestinian facing the whole world now in gaza, they are not only facing the zinis entity, the british air forceot of palestinians despite despite of the massacers last night and sadly coincide with the assassination ofuri, the palestinians actually we thought there would be actually focusing more on the aruri which is very important, also was morning the the death and the killing of general sulaymani, so this is was one of the pillars for the v resistance and not only in palestine, not only in the middle east and libanon, iraq, but sadly the uh john sulaimani was accused by criminal trump of obviously the same issues are just raised now, inspiring and supporting and planning to attack americans forces in iraq, that's was he was accused despite of the casuality by the americans killing one point two million irakis, this is not important obviously, they was worried more about the american soldiers and american embaces personnel, so this is the double standard, so we were only had to break to god that many rest in heaven with the prophet and his companions. taking a look at the way that general su

the british air force reports that four of its typhoon aircraft took part in the raid on yemen. according to us analysts, britain and its allies were faced with the choice of whether to strike at the houthis in yemen, and here it is worth recalling, and where it all started, biting iran's allies, the group controls the northwestern province of yemen, in particular the capital of sano. after the war between israel and hamas, the houthis became active, at first tried to launch missiles and drones at israel, then from november they began to attack merchant ships, resulting in 27 attacks. merchant ships from more than 50 countries were affected, and more than 2,000 changed their routes. around the red sea. on january 9, the houthis carried out the most massive attack against american ships, launching more than 20 cruise and ballistic missiles and drones at once. american planes and ships shot them all down. after the attacks on yemin , us president joe biden and british prime minister rishi sunak made statements at the same time. they say it was self-defense in response to the hussi

american fighters along with the force british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. yemen is the only country that has been able to block one of the arteries of energy entering the occupied territories since the beginning of the gaza war. this country blew up an american ship with a cruise missile seven minutes after the coalition missile attack. these cruel aggressions will not deter yemen from its position in supporting the oppressed palestinian nation, and the yemeni armed forces know that the yemenis will not back down from supporting the palestinians with these attacks. kurds, but are america and england using this method to divert public opinion from the zionist genocide, or are they looking for an escape route for the ship to reach the occupied territories. amina sadat zabihpour, radio and television news agency. alla barn är lika värda, vi vill ha frihet, vi vill ha frihet, ingen mer dödlighet, ingen mer dödlighet. waghaza mesh lohad, waghaza mesh lohad, wahmek or aqsa hami or nashmiyah or

interested in the memorial inscription about the bombing of the city by the us and british air force is in february 1945 was removed. so history doesn't matter. under the cover of darkness, the residents, each administration removed a commemorative conscription to the victims of the allied bomb. things of the city not less cross live to job an officer in war correspondence almost real, but some of them glad to have who joined me right now. now this doesn't mean if municipal administration says you remove that memorial as part of the city beautification plan. what's the reaction to this? well, um, the protest rod now is that this was never and nowhere. and now i'm just, i'm just sick. you know says yeah, well this was a mistake. we should have a note in austin, but they didn't, i don't know anything more that which is officially quoted. but it's, it's, it's a quite interesting thing because uh, this was the, was a big congested catastrophe. and as far as i see, the authorities tried to lower the official number of week games by several measures. and now the even. yeah, but with taking

the victim's interest in the memorial. inscription about the bombing of the city by the us and british air force is in february 1945 was removed. so history doesn't matter what the annual correspondence, how much roper says that by his actions the german governments trying to erase parts of the country's history. well as people just stand idly by it's a quite interesting thing because this was supposed to be contrasting catastrophe. and as far as i see, the authorities tried to lower the official number of wheat cams by several measures. and now the even, yeah, taking away the one you've been. so i from what i don't understand why the germans, i'm not trying to, to remember these kind of war crimes booming city. what parts of cities, what this was um yeah, stand out and in order for to jump to show committee many times this is a business fact, but nobody mesh mentions of the the crime is the valid data when they bombed to civil targets in german cities everywhere now that was in a commission some time ago who tried to figure out the officer shall number a weakness, which is not something that 25

the victims interest in the memorial. inscription about the bombing of the city by the us and british air forces in february 1945 was removed. so history doesn't matter. under the cover of darkness, the dress that each administration removed a commemorative conscription to the victims of the allied bomb. things of the city ofa unroll, correspondent thomas walker says that by its actions the german government is trying to raise parts of the country's history. and the people are just standing obviously, by a quite interesting thing because this was supposed to be contrasting catastrophe. and as far as i've seen, the authorities tried to lower the official number of we've terms by several measures. and now the even. yeah, with taking away the one you've been. so i some, i don't understand why the germans, i'm not trying to, to remember these kind of war crimes, bombing secret parts of cities was which was yes. done to it. and in order for 2 of the german shall committee, many tribes. this is a, this is fact, but nobody measures mentions of the crime as the valid data when they bombed to civil targe

interested in the memorial inscription about the bombing to the city by the us and british air force is in february 1945 was removed. so history doesn't matter. all plan will correspondent thomas well says that by its actions the job and government is trying to raise parts of the country's history. why does people just stand idly by? it's a quite interesting thing because this was supposed to be contrasting catastrophe. and as far as i've seen, the authorities tried to lower the official number of week games by several measures. and now the even, yeah, taking away the one you've been. so i some, i don't understand why the germans, i'm not trying to, to remember these kind of war crimes, vomiting secret parts of cities was which was yes. done to it. and in order for 2 of the german shall committee managed crimes business of this fact. but nobody measured mentions of the crime as the valid data when they bombed to civil targets in german cities everywhere. now, there was a commission some time ago who tried to figure out the officer shall number a weakness, which is not something that

matters their interests completely coincide, for example, what does the vice-marshal of the british air forceof protection because at the moment all they are doing is putting an umbrella around merchant shipping. what you really want to do is stop the missiles from coming. one of the options - attack the houthis, but in the past the americans have attacked iran because it is actually iran that is interfering in its affairs. obviously this is fraught with escalation, but under the circumstances you have no other choice if you want. regional conflicts, which are so actively spreading around the world, allow the united states to contain the collapse of its own economy; they traditionally sell weapons to all countries in conflict and successfully make money from this. while deindustrialization is underway in the european union, particularly in germany, the exact opposite is occurring in the united states. processes. industry on the rise in investment is showing record figures. but the truth is, this all looks like an attempt to plug a hole in a sinking ship with pins. it is unlikely that the sche

these. issues, their interests completely coincide, for example, what the vice-marshal of the british air forceecause at the moment all they are doing is putting an umbrella around merchant shipping, what you really want to do is stop the missiles from coming, one option is to attack the houthis, but in the past the americans have attacked iran because that in fact it is iran... that is interfering in his affairs. obviously, this risks escalation, but in the current circumstances you have no other choice if you want to reinvigorate global trade. regional conflicts that are so actively spreading around the world allow the united states to contain the collapse of its own economy. they traditionally sell weapons to all countries in conflict and successfully make money from this. while deindustrialization is underway in the european union, particularly in germany, it is happening in the united states. exactly the opposite processes, industry is showing record levels of investment on the rise, but the truth is, this all looks like an attempt to plug a hole in a sinking ship with pins; it is unlikely

fighters american with the british royal air force.h warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 attacks on sanaa, hodeidah, taez, hajja and saada. the martyrdom of 5 people and the wounding of 6 people, the power maneuver of the united states and england, which of course was not a source of pride for their people , showed their opposition to these protests in the very first moments of the american attack, although the british and american officials in a joint statement on the purpose of the attack. decreasing tensions in the red sea, but experts raise a question. here the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to escalate this conflict instead of preventing the houthis from attacking the ships through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. an american group also asked if biden is trying to distract us from the case of the international court of justice. to end the genocide of the zionist regime? br

american fighters with the british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tom hawk missiles. friday morning here. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 three attacks on sana'a, hodeida , taiz, hajja and saada. 5 martyrs and 6 wounded . maneuvering the power of america and england, of course it was not a source of pride for their people. in the very first moments of the attack, the americans showed their opposition to these protests. although the authorities in a joint statement, the british and americans stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea , but experts raise a question. here , the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to prevent the attacks of the houthis. to the ships through the right way to establish a ceasefire in gaza to escalate this conflict. an american group also asked if biden is trying. our mind from the case of the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime? brian becker, director of

we also know the raf, the british air force as well as a british destroyer, they have been out there. but the uss eisenhower group has been out in the red sea serving as a deterrent to iran and other countries. the u.s. trying to send a message to not widen this conflict with that formidable strike group. fighter jets, u.s. fighter jets were used to caro out tonight's strikes along with ships. we don't know exactly which ones yet, but we do have the name of a submarine used. very notable the u.s. military is telling us tonight the name of the submarine, and they both the surface ships and the submarine fired these land missiles. these are essentially surface to surface missiles, tomahawk missiles against this more than a dozen locations inside yemen. so a formidable amount of force brought to bear tonight in these strikes all across yemen, anderson. >> and obviously we don't know if this is the end of the strikes or this will be an ongoing omeration. what's talk more about what's behind the u.s. decision to launch the strikes now? >> well, quite simply as i think m.j. was just saying,

american fighter jets, along with the british royal air force , arrived here friday morning with submarine warfare ships and tomahawk missiles. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 attacks on sana'a, hodeida taiz, hajjah and saada 5 martyrs and 6 wounded. the power maneuver of the united states and england, which of course was not a source of pride for their people , showed their opposition to these protests in the very first moments of the american attack. although british and american officials in a joint statement stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea, experts raised a question. the national coalition in america here in front of the white house protesting this attack says: joe biden's attack against yemen is not only against terrorism, but it is the defense and support of the genocidal actions of the racist and fascist regime in tel aviv. yemen is the only country that since the beginning of the gaza war, it has been able to block one of the arteries of energy entering the occupied territories . this country also blew up an america

american fighters, together with the british royal air force , with submarine warships and tom hawk missiles , opened fire here on friday morning before the american al-tairans in the south of the arabian peninsula. the attack on sana'a hodeida taiz hajja and saada killed 5 people and injured 6 people.

american fighters along with the british royal air force with submarine warships and tomahawk missiles opened fire here on friday morning before the american al-tayran in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 attacks on sanaa. in the very first moments of the attack, the americans showed their opposition to these protests, although british and american officials stated in a joint statement that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea, but experts raise a question . here, the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to prevent the houthis from attacking the ships instead of escalate this conflict through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. an american group also asked the question whether biden is trying to distract us from the case. the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime ? brian becker, director of the national coalition in america , protesting against this attack , says here in front of the white house: joe biden's attack against yemen is not only against terrorism, b

the new one that will be deployed at the british royal air force base is 3 times more powerful than the hiroshima bomb. this news after warnings it was revealed about the need for nato member states to prepare their citizens for war with russia. in 2008, the united states collected its nuclear missiles from england under the assumption that russia's cold war threat had decreased. thank you for your companion. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, have a good time. welcome to the football magazine program. let's go to the 2023 nations cup. australia and tajikistan went to a draw in the first match of the final stage of the asian nations cup in qatar. they also went to the end of this game with a four-goal advantage australia is over. indonesian defender elkan bagot made a mistake for martin boyle, kirk goodwin , harry suttar scored australia's goals in this game. australia will face the winner of saudi arabia and south korea in the next stage. however, in the other game of this stage tonight, the uae and tajikistan played against each other at the ahmed bin ali stadiu

the american along with the british royal air force with submarine warships and tom hawk missiles arrived here on friday morning. they opened fire in the south of the arabian peninsula. 73 attacks on sana'a, hodeida taiz, hajja and saada. 5 martyrs and 6 wounded . the power maneuver of america and england, which of course was not proud for their people. in those early moments. yemen is the only country that has been able to block one of the arteries of energy entering the occupied territories since the beginning of the gaza war. this country blew up an american ship with a cruise missile seven minutes after the coalition missile attack. this the cruel aggression will not deter yemen from its position in supporting the oppressed palestinian nation, and the yemeni armed forces insist on continuing to prevent the ships of the occupying regime from passing through the red sea and the arabian sea . the palestinians will not retreat, but are america and england seeking to divert public opinion from the zionist genocide in this way? the attempt of the united states and england to divert the publ

american fighters with the british royal air force. with warships, submarines and tomahawk missiles. on friday morning, i came here before al-tayran, the american and israeli south of the arabian peninsula. the power of america and england, which, of course , was not a source of pride for their people in the very first moments of the attack americans showed their opposition to these protests. although british and american officials in a joint statement stated that the aim of the attack was to reduce tensions in the red sea, experts raise a question. here, the question that should be asked is why the american and british governments preferred to escalate this conflict instead of preventing the houthis from attacking the ships through the correct way of establishing a ceasefire in gaza. an american band. also asked the question, is biden trying to divert our minds from the case of the international court of justice to end the genocide of the zionist regime? slow? brian becker, the director of the national coalition in america , here in f

air strikes on houthi basis. we have more details from the white house. >>> the u.s. teams taking off from aircraft carriers working alongside the british royal air force, carrying out air strikes in yemen, in retaliation for attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. >> we will make sure that we respond to houthi along with our allies. >> the aircraft dropped more than 100 precision guided bombs, in more than 16 locations, including the capital city. dozens and dozens of targets struck, again, intended to disrupt the capability of the houthi to conduct these illegal attacks. the biden administration had been reluctant to carry out air strikes the iranian backed groups, but this cooperation shows this plan has been in the works for a while. >> we have a partnership with our allies to defend themselves. >> the white house had bipartisan support, but some criticized that the air strikes didn't go far enough. >> it won't change the equation, the iranians could care less how many people die, you will never get iran through their proxies to back off until you hit i run. >> prompting the u.s. navy to warn american ships to stay out of the red sea for the

and british air force and the destruction in the city. madam president, those attacks during world war ii took place over two years. the destruction in gaza after three months in terms of housing is worse than what took place took place in dresden over two years. now, madam president, let me say a word about another horrific realty that is taking place in gaza. so above and beyond the death and destruction caused by bombs and the israeli military campaign, what we are now looking at is the realty that israel has made it extremely difficult fre very start -- from the very start of this war for food, water, medical supplies, fuel to get into gaza. this is no great secret. i think everybody knows it. and the result of that is that right now as we speak, starvation and hunger is a realty for the women, the children, the men in gaza. starvation. the united nations reports that more than 90% of the population there faces, quote, acute food insecurity, end quote, and virtually everybody household is skipping meals many days. gaza is at risk of w

is this comparison a valid well, it is an interesting case um the uh, british american air force intentionally bummed open german cities with the intention of killing civilians and killed about 600000 just mostly driven civilians. and potentially they could have been accused of war crimes. but if you think about it, in terms of genocide, in some ways, the proof is in the pudding that is when the british and americans occupied you and many, what they did was to try to re select it. they helped it rebuild itself. they had no intention of destroying the german people as such. and that says if israel, at the end of this, this war, hopefully very soon, resorts to try to remove that the student is from guns. we would understand its actions in one way. if it's actually enters into political negotiations with a go to rebuild the civilian life and gaza and ultimately reached a piece where the posting is. we would see these actions differently. so it depends very much on its intentions. and here, as i say, the issue of intent is crucial at this case, no matter how it turns out. mock a true turning point

the british american air force intentionally bombed open german cities with the intention of killing civilians and killed about 600000 just mostly during the civilians and potentially they could have been accused of war crimes. but if you think about it, in terms of genocide, in some ways, the proof is in the pudding that is when the british and americans occupied you and then a, what they did was to try to re select it. they helped it rebuild itself. they had no intention of destroying the german people as such. and that says if israel, at the end of this, this war, hopefully very soon, resorts to try to remove that the student is from guns. we would understand its actions in one way. if it's actually enters into political negotiations with the go to rebuild the civilian life and gaza and ultimately reached a piece where the posting is. we would see these actions differently. so it depends very much on its intentions. and here, as i say, the issue of intent is crucial at this case, no matter how it turns out, mark a true turning point in is really history. you know, it's hard to say

better air circulation, then incendiary so that the houses would break out into fires, again high-explosive so that these fires could not be extinguished. joint operation of the british american air forcehe british strategic air force, sir arthur harris, or as he was also called, bomberris, for his carpet bombing tactics, later said so. air force. it was an open air crematorium the dead were taken to the square because of the danger of an epidemic and burned. another open-air crematorium, the first one appeared during the bombing. strikes they caused fire tornadoes in the city, so in the movies they show the depressurization of an airplane at altitude, the gerdits say people were simply carried away into the abyss. for the rest of his life he remembered a woman with a child in her arms. the fiery whirlwind caught her with such force that she and the child were lifted off the ground, and i saw only a disappearing burning torch. then it seemed to me that i saw a burning angel. survivor of the bombing of dresden dietz brought flowers to a modest memorial on the altmarkt. what was the reason for removing the memorial inscription is difficult to understand, the text is more than politically

this night, the us and british air forces carried out strikes on yemen, as they said.

air circulation, then incendiary bombs, so that houses would break out into fires, again high-explosive, so that these fires could not be extinguished. joint operation of the british american air forcemajor military installations, was razed to the ground for several days, from february 13 to 15, 1945 . british commander. strategic aviation sir arthur haris, or as he was also called, bomber haris, for carpet tactics bombings, he later said so. the air force is often accused of waging war against civilians . all major wars have always been fought against civilians. himdiciemu 94 shows pictures of dresden's oldest square, the altmarkt, after the airstrikes. there was no time to preserve the dead, and almost 7,000 bodies were burned here. it was an open-air crematorium. the dead were taken to the square and burned because of the danger of an epidemic. another open-air crematorium, the first one appeared during bomb attacks, they caused fire tornadoes in the city. so in the movies show the depressurization of the aircraft at altitude. the gerditsa say that people were simply carried away into the abyss. for the rest of his life he remembered a woman with a child in her arms. the fiery wh

happened, there they erased the memorial inscription during the bombing of the city by the american british air force february of 1945, you see how it was and how it became, you say, it cannot be erased. you can erase it if you want, so today we ’ll probably talk about this, uh, who wants it and what opportunities they have. so, during that period, from this bombing, uh, according to various sources , 25,000 people died, well, as i understand it, recently they began to say, call it was precisely this figure, up to several hundred thousand, that previously it was customary to say that the victims of this bombing were exactly that, several hundred thousand, the word massacre, even in one literary work... this word massacre was used, which described the bombing of dresdon, so here is the inscription went to the typewriter, they put it away, the authorities promise, they say, it means that they will place it in a new place, although the text will be a little different, but considering how the west now, so to speak , treats history, the way it is rewritten, uh it will be interesting to read this newest te

we have seen cruise missiles being used, british warplanes, royal air force warplanes and significantr being used by the us so it is clear that what is taking place is on scale but we do not yet know the impact and that is what we have to wait and see exactly in this situation on the ground in yemen and then we will get further response. but then there will be a concern about it escalating that the us has in trying to prevent this week. . ~ , ., ., ., week. thank you for that analysis, tom. _ for more on the diplomatic response strikes, let's bring in former ambassador to malta and president of the middle east policy council gina abercrombie—winstanley. good to have you on bbc news tonight. i want to start with that statement that we were just mentioning in narrow lead worded, no mention of israel or gaza. is that the us trying to avoid further escalation? absolutely. the secretary of state has been very clear on the president has been very clear of our desire to not have conflict grow. this is an opportunity to show that this is indeed an international effort, that 47 countries being

his name was squadron leader scott in the british air force.s serving him breakfast and was eggs and bacon and he said , tell eggs and bacon and he said, tell the chef this is for squadron leader scott. i don't need bacon . and she sort of i don't know, made some gesture and she noficed made some gesture and she noticed something he said, could ihave noticed something he said, could i have a word with you, please? afterwards you were surprised . afterwards you were surprised. when i said, i don't want any bacon. well actually, i happen to be a jew. well, i'm a squadron leader. i am working for the air force. i am also looking for surviving jews . do looking for surviving jews. do you know any . well, she nearly you know any. well, she nearly fell . fell. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and then you were talking to one. and this is my niece, and we are hiding. this is not our real name. he arranged for me to come to england . come to england. >> ruth posner with her astonishing tale of survival . astonishing tale of survival. and that's not the en

explosions seen destroying houthi facilities in this video from british forces. the air strikes in response to an escalating series of attacks on commercial ships by the militants. snarling a vital trade route, home to roughly 15% of all global maritime trade. in this video, released by the houthis late last year, you can see the group storming a commercial ship. companies, now forced to choose between sailing through the dangerous red sea or traveling an expensive extra ten days around africa. a standard 40-foot container now costs $4,000 to ship from china to northern europe, compared to $1,500 in november. meantime thousands of protestors in yemen condemning the u.s. airstrikes. and houthi leaders, promising the attacks on ships will continue in solidarity with hamas in its war against israel as the 100 day mark of that conflict looms. >> whit: jay o'brien joining us now. turning back to the missing navy s.e.a. s.e.a.l.s, what more are we learning about what may have gone wrong? >> reporter: the former s.e.a.l. we spoke with said these boarding operations need to be p

and british forces have launched air strikes against houthis in emi, the u.s. has warned it would hit back after 27 attacks in the red sea since november . the navy shot down 21 missiles and drones just yesterday. >>> the iranian backed militia has watched a constant barrage of attacks , delaying shipping globally. this marks the first time the u.s. has fired on humans israel hamas war began back in october. >>> now to the sierra, where most of palisades tahoe reopened today after a deadly avalanche. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i am ryan yamamoto .1 man was killed in yesterday's disaster, raising concerns about safety on the slopes. >> reporter: look at the right side of your screen, that to me is clearly avalanche activity that was today, that is a fresh slide right into the right and likely some of the avalanche control that was taking place today. >> the area where the avalanche happened near the famed kt-22 lift remains shut down, it was just opened for the season when that wall of snow gave away. >> it sounded like somebody just got buried. >> rep

we start tonight with reaction to the american and british air strikes on houthi targets in yemen. last night four royal air forcerjets took part in the raids, along with us navyjets. this footage is from one of the two uk raf strikes. officials say 16 sites were targeted 16 sites, including in the capital city sana'a. they included what the us called command and control centres, munitions depots, launching systems, production facilities and air defence radar systems. houthi leaders said five people were killed, and threatened to retaliate. the raids were in response to houthi attacks on ships in the red sea, which they say is in response to israel's attacks in gaza. fighters have been targeting ships with armed drones and missiles and boarding them. the british prime minister called the strikes �*necessary and proportionate�* in order to protect global trade in one of the world's busiest sea lanes. the raids have been criticised by russia, turkey and the houthis' key backer, iran. the turkish president erdogan, accused the us and britain of trying to turn the red sea into a �*sea of blood'. we'll bring you analy

salmon this war has to end, it would end tomorrow. because the royal saudi air force cannot operate without american and british support. we've not done that. the same time, the president has yet to explain to the american people why we are engaged in a war in yemen against the huti, saidi, shia, people. by using military bases in africa and by using the asab airbase in eritria as the headquarters. "the uae air force launched a massive air strike against yemini forces and as a first step managed to take control of the aiden port in southern yemen by supporting the militants of the so-called southern transitional council, the stc. one of the things that the uae is doing at this particular base is actually building new naval facility so that over time they won't have to use the the port of the city asab itself, but they'll have their own docks right." at their military base and since september 2015, dredging vessels have been creating a new channel shaping the the coastline um to form that port basically. the southern ports of yemen were the scenes of heavy clashes between 2015 and 2018, considering the military

the british are the backup dancers here, i would say. yes, one day on january 12, four royal air forceon type were deployed, they took off from a british base in cyprus. and they were entrusted with bombing two. this approach is a winning one for the government, and just last saturday there was a half-million-strong demonstration in support of the palestinians throughout london, and many deputies, by the way, took part in it, mostly libraists. judging by our observations, illegal strikes on yemen only added to the popularity of this action. well, by the way, regarding public political discussion in britain, as far as i know, there is a debate about deportation to rouen. 28 thousand refugees, at the height of the debate rishi sunah said his government was ready ignore the decision of the european court of human rights, which prohibited the deportation of their people. what can you say about how the british reacted to this attitude of their authorities towards respect for human rights, what was the reaction? yes, this is an interesting question, in general, illegal migration is a really