journalists and political commentators sayid mosan abbus is joining us now from the british capital, london, mr. opbus, please walk us through the recent comments made by iran's permanent... representative and ambassador to the un? i think the first thing is that the categorical denial and of of any connection with the attacks are very important, it's very robust. iran doesn't usually means it's words, if it wants to do something it'll it'll do it and it'll make it very very clear. they've they've hit bases for instance of uh various terrorist groups all across even syria and even in iraq, not. only recently, but they've done it sort of several times uh before when when they've been attacked or terrorism has been implemented in iran itself, and the source of that terrorism we we mustn't forget uh ultimately is the anglo-zionist empire, is the americans, and the americans uh are responsible for the bulk of the conflict in that region along with their partnering crime, israel, britain doesn't follow uh too far behind as well as other members of the european alliance that - wags its tail every

all right, thanks, so political anal, joining us from the british capital, london. he devoted his life to the freedom of alcots. his critical role is undeniable in uniting palestinian groups against israeli regime. he is behind pivotal moments in a history of resistance movement in the region. to know more about lieutenant general qassim sulaimani, the martter of alqs, do not miss this documentary, welcome back health minister, he was in kermon's b our hospital and told us about the latest situation there and the treatment of the wounded yesterday we witnessed a great tragedy in kermon since wednesday 4 am we have seen the arrival of the injured to our health centers overall 12 hospitals have been admitting the injured but most of the wounded were sent to the city's three main hospitals including the baronar hospital we tended to those that were in critical condition first in the first few hours 111 surgeries were done. those injured who were not in serious condition were treated today, up until now 119 surgeries have been done, 17 specialist doctors were also flown

against arms trade has taken place outside the venue of a meeting of arms dealers in the british capital, london. protesters slammed british arms companies, mps and military personnel participating in the gathering for their complicity in unfolding genocide taking place in gaza. let's take a listen to what some of the protesters there had to say. "the campaign against the arms trade is very uh necessary group uh who keep track on all of the uh arms deals that are going on because lot of them are done in secret and uh the government is very complicit in it it profits from it you know the uh the uk is one of the major players it always supports uh the us which is the major player um and ' so we're we're we, i i personally think that uh it's disgusting, how how long does it have to take that all of these people are being killed and you've got you're arming an army against people, you know those people are not even allowed to have an army so uh it is uh extremely sick your prophets are covered in palestinian your prophets are covered. we feel very strongly that uh about the fact that companies are p

once again drawn hundreds of thousands of predominantly young people to the streets of the british capital, london gaza strip and in fact the entire infrastructure and supply of things that are needed to keep a population alive. if you just think about you for example and and and what you need to stay alive, you need water, you need food, you need. depending on your living situation, you need electricity, and if you're unwell, you need a hospital, and and and and those are all the things that have been systematically targeted. what's striking about this protest, as with the previous ones is not just its sheer size, but also its youthfulness. young men and women energized by the knowledge that the pressure that they have brought to bear over the past three months can contribute to a change in the policy of the british government on the ongoing israeli massacre of the palestinians in the gaza strip. this is the first national pro-palestine demonstration of the year. organizers say, as long as the bloodshed in gaza continues, so will their campaign. press tv, london. roma has hosted a new rally in so

british capital, london.genocide case against israel brought by south africa. case the uk government did not support. uk governments for decades have uh been completed uh in failing to hold israel to account and thereby supporting the sustainance of..." system of apart, but this is a particularly agregous episode in that history of complicity, because what we are completed with now is a genocide. among the diverse crowd, healthcare professionals who know all too well the impact of the relentless us israeli bombardment of the civilian infrastructure in gaza. i think what we're seeing is a systematic targeting of the the healthcare system. and gaza strip and in fact the entire infrastructure and supply of things that are needed to keep a population alive. if you just think about you for example and and and what you need to stay alive, you need water, you need food, you need shelter, depending on your living situation, you need electricity, and if you're unwell you need a hospital and and and and those are all t

once again drawn hundreds of thousands of predominantly young people to the streets of the british capital london. the demonstrators have called for immediate cease fire in the gaza strip and demanded that the british government stop arming the israeli regime. said puraza has sent us this report from march. the israeli regime's genocidal war in gaza is... ongoing, so is the public campaign to try and stop it. organizers say half million, many of them young people from across the uk descended upon the capital london to push the government to act on their demands. definitely a cease fire in the short term and then ultimately end of occupation. it's absolutely despicable that our country and our political representatives cannot reflect our views. and show that we firstly want to cease fire and secondly want to use some kind of influence to working towards a peaceful a peaceful solution. we want immediate see firing and end to the occupations. the march comes hard on the heels of us uk strikes on yemen, and day after the international court of justice heard a landmark genocide case against israel bro

welcome back to gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital london. as the israeli regime's genocidal campaign in the besieged gaza strip entered its fourth month, here is a quick look at the latest developments in the region. the us europe backed israeli regime's military continues to pound central and southern gaza. according to gaza's health ministry, at least 73 people have been killed. in the past 24 hours alone, the world health organization calls for medical facilities in the gaza strip to be better protected against israeli attacks even as doctors without borders is forced to leave alaksa hospital located in central gaza and overwhelmed with the sheer number of casualties arriving its doors. the secretary of state of the us, israel's stunchest backer is in the region where he is called for deescalation and better protection of civilians in g occupation forces have carried out series of overnight raid in the occupied west bank cities of napolis and ramala, abducting more than dozen palestinians. the israeli regime has killed nearly 23,00 palest

campaign against arms trades taking place outside the venue of a meeting of arms dealers in the british capital, london. here's what some protesters had to say. "the campaign against the arms trade is very uh necessary group um who keep track on all of the uh arms deals that are going on because lot of them" done in secret and uh the government is very complicit in it, it profits from it, you know, the uh, the uk is one of the major players, it always supports uh the us, which is the major player, um, and uh, so we're we're we, i, i, i personally think that uh, it's disgusting, how how long does it have to take that all of these people are being killed, and you've got, you're arming and... army against the people, those people are not even allowed to have an army, so uh, it is extremely sick, we feel very strongly that about the fact that companies are profiting from the death and destruction and the loss of civilian life that we're seeing daily. um in gaza, we've seen thou, we've seen, i can't tell you the number of war crimes i've seen committed against innocent people, um, it's everybody can see it

has to took off towards yemen. for palestine protesters have taken to the streets in the british capital london to demand and end to the israely onslot against gaza. protesters also slamed recent recent western attacks on yemen. correspondide pura is now ready to tell us what's going on. we'll say it by the looks of it uh and by the reports coming out, lots of people have shown up not only in london but around the world, but since you're there in london, tell us what's happening there. exactly, people have come out in great numbers, the organizers such as the palestine solidarity campaign, the uh friends of al-a, anti-war coalition are saying that they are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to turn out today on the first national demonstration of the year, and one of several others that have been held over the past three months or so, weekend after weekend since the israeli us genocidal campaign. on the gaza's trip started and of course the ongoing incursions and the violence in the west bank. i've been talking to the people here who are predominantly young people, lot of young people in

welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm said puerza. as the israeli us bombardment of the besieged gaza strip raises on, here's a quick look at some of the latest developments. a historic day, a landmark hearing at the international court of justice. the court is hearing over two days whether the israeli regime is committing genocide in its war on gaza with. case brought by south africa in december last year accuses apartite israel of violating the 1948 un genocide convention with mass killings, expulsions and statements describing palestinians as subhuman. the genocide convention was unanimously adopted in 1948 after world war ii, a unified commitment by the international community to never let atrocities like the holocaust happen again. these are the judges who will have to decide if the israeli regime is... deliberately wiping out palestinians in gaza as ethnic group entirely or in part, south africa decided to bring the case before the world's highest court after un resolutions calling for a stop to israel's actions in the gaza stri

this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. my name is syd piriza, your guide to unpack some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and its ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. the israely regime's carnage of the palestinians in the gaza strip rages on, as does the fighting between palestinian resistance and invade. israeli occupation forces. hamas fighters say they've killed dozens of israeli soldiers by blowing up a mine field and targeting tanks. israel claims it's also killed several members of the resistance group. meanwile, the nearly two million displaced palestinians in southern gaza are struggling to survive with little access to food, water and shelter. occupation forces have also launched more raids across the occupied west bank, murdering four. ans in overnight attacks. according to gaza's health ministry, the number of palestinians killed by the israeli regime has now surpassed 22,000. some 57,00 others have been inju

thanks for tuning in, this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. i'm said puriza. as the israeli regime's genocidal campaign in the besieged gaza strip enters its fourth month. here's a quick look at some of the latest developments. at least 100 palestinians have been killed in series of israeli air strikes targeting multiple areas in gaza in the past 24 hours. this as the israeli occupation forces claimed they were scaling down those strikes. in the occupied west bank, iof forces have launched a series of raids and been targeted with explosive devices and gunfire by palestinian fighters. the palestinian resistance movement hamas condemns the u.s. secretary of state for quote, justifying israeli genocide during his tour of the region. the us and uk say they have repelled a large attack in the red sea by yemen. asarola forces, occupation forces have carried out more strikes against lebanese resistance movement hisbollah assassinating another one of the group's members. the british foreign secretary david cameron tells a parliamentary committee he is

this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. my name is sied puriza, your guide to unpack some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and it's ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. the israely regime's carnage of the palestinians in the gaza strip rages on, as does the fighting between palestinian resistance and israeli occupation forces. hamas fighters say they've killed dozens of israeli soldiers by blowing up a minefield and targeting tanks. israel claims it's also killed several members of the resistance group. meanwile, the nearly two million displaced palestinians in southern gaza are struggling to survive with little access to food, water and shelter. occupation forces have also launched more raids across the occupied west bank, murdering four. joins me now here in the studio, it's good to have you on the show, for a quick starter, um, your reflections on the fact that the genocide is still unfolding before the eyes of the wo

welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london, i'm said puraza, as the israeli us bombardment of the besieged gaza strip raises on, here's a quick look at some of the latest developments, a historic day, a landmark here. at the international court of justice, the court is hearing over two days whether the israeli regime is committing genocide in its war on gaza, the case brought by south africa in december last year accuses apartite israel of violating the 1948 un genocide convention with mass killings, expulsions and statements describing palestinians as subhuman. the genocide convention was unanimously adopted in 1948 after world war ii, a unified commit. by the international community to never let atrocities like the holocaust happen again, these are the judges who will have to decide if the israeli regime is deliberately wiping out palestinians in gaza as an ethnic group entirely or in part. south africa decided to bring the case before the world's highest court after un resolutions calling for a stop to israel's actions in the gaza strip were ei

giving you extensive coverage on this anniversary here on press tv, joining us now from the british capital, london, we have peace activist james thring and uh also academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller is joining us from bristol, gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. thring in london, sir, talk to us about uh the effect that uh general suleimoni has had on resistance in the region, how he helped strengthen it, "and why the united states wanted general sulaimani out of the picture? he was obviously very courageous upstanding hero of the oppressed, particularly those people in gaza, and he deserves the sort of tribute we're giving him today. unfortunately, he was victim of course of the oppressors, namely the zionists, and they were using their friends..." in america, namely mr. trump, uh, to silence him, and that's a very disgraceful activity of the american administration, working for foreign power that's doing the right thing for humanity, what we all should be doing, helping the oppressed people, helping those people who are under military dictators

peace activist james thring, joining us from the british capital, london. we're now going to cross over to our correspond and joining us uh from the city of kermon, which is uh the birthplace and final resting place of lieutenant general hossam sulaimani is on hand with one of these massive rallies that are taking place uh in commemorating the martidom anniversary and the assassination anniversary of... what i see here is that the road or the street which leads to the mortar cemetry of kermon, it's a two-way street that is used for for people use it for walking like three to four kilometers uh the distance between the main street and the cemetery, however minutes ago this road was blocked due to the huge turnout of people here today on the fourth anniversary of general sulaimani, right now the organizers of this memorial uh ceremony are are advising people to take alternative roots so that so that the pressure of the you the number of people who have gathered here does not need to any you problems and the other thing that i have to highlight is the long lin

this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. my name is sied puriza, your guide to unpack some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and its ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. day 89, and the israeli regime continues its us- europe-backed bombardment of the central and southern regions of bluca. gaza, more than 22,00 palestinians, among them thousands of women and children have been killed since the slaughter began, and more than 52,00 have been injured. palestinians in the occupied west bank have shut down businesses across the territory and taken to the streets to condemn the israely assassination of a hamas commander in lebanon. south africa submits a lawsuit at the international court of justice in the hague, accusing the israeli regime of. genocide in the gaza strip, and the crackdown on expressing pro-palestine solidarity here in the uk, a staunch ally of the apartite israel. the uk has seen some of the largest pro-palesti

this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. thanks for tuning in. stay with us for the next half hour for analysis of the different aspects of the ongoing israeli genocidal campaign in the gaza strip and other regional developments. first off, let's bring you up to speed with the latest developments. day 90, more us. backed israeli strikes pound civilian areas in gaza. more than 22,300 palestinians have been killed in relentless, israeli shelling in the past three months. occupation soldiers have killed at least one palestinian in overnight raids in the occupied west bank. to the north, the leader of lebanon's hezbullah resistance movement warns israel would pay heavy price for starting any war on his country. the warning came after the killing of a hamas leader in beirot. iran promises a harsh response after at least 84 people are killed in bomb blasts a ceremony marking the fourth anniversary of the assassination of top anti-terror commander. south africa files case against apartide israel at the international court of justice. can that stop the s

welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london, i am said puriza. as israel's genocidal campaign in the blockaded gaza strip passes the 100th mark, here is a quick look at the latest developments. relentless, us- israeli shelling has targeted central and southern areas of gaza, killing at least 70 palestinians. rescue teams in gaza city have been working hard. to find survivors in central and southern neighborhoods, according to the un, 90% of gaza's 2.3 million people are now displaced, more than one in four are starving, and there is not a single hospital in the strip that's fully functional. the genocide case against the israeli regime at the un's highest court concluded its hearing last week. judges at the international court of justice are now deliberating over whether or not they will order immediate cease fire in gaza. will discuss the consequences of the court's verdict on genocide either way. also, australia's foreign minister penny wong calls for a quote "sustainable ceasefire" as she starts tour of the middle east, that includes a visit t

welcome back to gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital london. i am said puraza. as israel's genocidal campaign in the blockaded gaza strip passes the 100th mark, here is a quick look at the latest developments. relentless, us-israely shelling has targeted central and southern areas of gaza, killing at least 70 palestinians. rescue teams in gaza. city have been working hard to find survivors in central and southern neighborhoods. according to the un, 90% of gaza's 2.3 million people are now displaced, more than one in four are starving, and there is not a single hospital in the strip that's fully functional. the genocide case against the israeli regime at the un's highest court concluded its hearing last week. judges at the international court of justice are now deliberating over whether or not they will order immediate. cease spire in gaza will discuss the consequences of the court's verdict on genocide either way. also, australia's foreign minister penny wong calls for a quote "sustainable ceasefire" as she starts tour of the middle east, that includes visit to

this is gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital, london. my name is sied puriza, your guide to unpack some of the biggest talking points emerging from the bombardment of gaza by israel and its ongoing raids in the west bank. but first, a quick look at some of the most recent developments. day 89, and the israeli regime continues its us- europe-backed bombardment of the central and southern regions of blucate. gaza, more than 22, palestinians, among them, thousands of women and children, have been killed since the slaughter began, and more than 52,00 have been injured. palestinians in the occupied west bank have shut down businesses across the territory and taken to the streets to condemn the israely assassination of a hamas commander in lebanon. south africa submits a lawsuit at the international court of justice in the hague, accusing the israeli regime of. committing genocide in the gaza strip and the crackdown on expressing pro-palestine solidarity here in the uk, a staunch ally of the apartite israel. the uk has seen some of the largest

welcome back to gaza under attack coming to you from the british capital london i am said pureza as more palestinian men, women and children are killed in relentless us israeli bombardment of the besieged gaza strip, here is a quick look at some of the latest developments. day two of hearings in the genocide case against the israeli regime at the highest court, the international court of justice. the legal team representing the israeli regime, have blamed the palestinian resistance group hamas for the suffering of the civilians in the gaza strip, and say the allegation of genocide against israel is baseless. it also says, the icj has no jurisdiction to order the israeli regime to hold its ongoing massacre of palestinians in the gaza strip. those comments come day after the south african legal team present. five-point argument to the court from the denial of food and medicines to force displacements and mass killings of palestinians, as examples of the israely regimes intent to commit genocide. in another development, joint us-uk air strikes on yemen and cirola resistance fighters have co

welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, london, i am said pureza. as more palestinian men, women and children are killed in relentless, us israeli bombardment of the besieged gaza strip. here is a quick look at some of the latest developments. day to of hearings in the genocide case against the israeli regime at the un's highest court, the international court of justice. the legal team representing the israeli regime, have blamed the palestinian resistance group hamas for the suffering of the civilians in the gaza strip, and say the allegation of genocide against israel is baseless. it also says the icj has no jurisdiction to order the israeli regime to hold its ongoing massacre of palestinians in the gaza strip. those comments come day after the south african legal team presented a five-point argument. the court from the denial of food and medicines to forced displacements and mass killings of palestinians, as examples of the israely regimes intent to commit genocide. in another development, joint us-uk air strikes on yemen and sirila resistance fi

welcome back to gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital london. as the israeli regime's genocidal campaign in the beseeged gaza strip enters its fourth month. here's a quick look at the latest developments in the region. us, europe-backed israeli air strikes have killed dozens of palestinians in southern gaza in the past 24 hours alone. a 17-year-old palestinian has been killed, seven others injured in the... latest incursions in the occupied west bank. apartite israel's yoav galan has unveiled plans for the next phase of the regime's assault on the besieged gaza strip and future scenarios for the day after the genocide ends. the us secretary of state anthony blincon is in the middle east kicking off at another diplomatic tour of the region where he'll be meeting with israeli and palestinian officials as well as those of few other countries. the israeli regime has stepped up attacks. on southern lebanon as well, days after it assassinated top hamas commander in the country, at least 22,600 palestinians have been killed in relentless israeli shelli

ups largest cities and photos of major attractions, like the london eyes are usually popular on instagram. we traveled to the british capital to find out if london sites are as impressive as they seem on instagram. london has about $9000000.00 inhabitants each year about 5 times as many torres defend on the city. today we're taking a closer look at 3 of london's best known attractions, the 1st of the london. what's a really like it's very crowded and there are long queues. but it's worth it. standing 135 meters tall. the one deny is one of your biggest barriers we'll expect a long way before getting on the millennium. we'll, as it's also known, was 1st open to the public in 2000. it was only supposed to stay up 5 years, but has remained an operation to this day because of popular demands. must see how similar to become with a family. and it's easily 2 or $300.00 pounds and continued to over agents. if you're really going to, yeah, it's just you and then the view is very nice. so if you don't need to pay that, i want like a month to come here to talk to see or use a ramos, but good in the i think it's a bit too much for the

that's what expensive sports cars in london are for, getting your hands dirty. last year in the british capitalh of watches from diamond hands. experienced women advise taking fake best friends with you when going out. let the real ones wait in the safe at home. if you say this diamond ring costs twenty, you're right. who has diamonds small ones, for those whose soup is thin, sometimes one egg is missing from the package. the hungry man took away the food. baby food began to be equipped with an anti-theft device, protection from unfortunate parents who do not have enough food for their baby. so what to do? since april 22, the price of the food basket has increased by 25%, but there are no salaries. the british have a fallback option. if something is not russia’s fault, that means. eastern europe. the press reports that organized crime groups in britain are bringing workers from the east to the island. europe, women and children. they arouse less suspicion, especially women of european appearance, with bright, honest eyes. here one loads it into a cart, without trying on six identical jackets an

well, obviously, the british will talk with turkey, with london among the western capitals, now it islosest to ankara, there are the most, well, advanced relations, in particular in the military industry and the military, and military topics are very interesting, you know, so simple . digressing from the direct question, i remember how a brigadier general, a british brigadier general, a year or two before the full-scale invasion, together with his unit and the ukrainian unit, during exercises in the south of ukraine, practically in the kherson region, practiced river fording. and when i was listening to him, i understood that he understands this issue in a very practical way, that... it can be useful, and if we are talking about our south, in particular about the dnipro river and the left bank, there are ongoing battles, our fighters are standing on the bridgeheads, yes, but the enemy is extremely active in this direction, so now maybe you have some additional news, no, except that it's freezing, the dnieper channel is freezing, that's good. bad, that is, the supply of our group on th

them, then you enter into a war, we then strike london, not because we are the aggressors, but because how can we act, other than not strike the british capital therefore partially, therefore from this point from the point of view, this is what will happen, i say, it will be published in... next week , in principle, this information has already appeared, so from this point of view, this track will be like this, the one who, relatively speaking, the end of january will show some result by february, the overall configuration will actually depend on this, if... financing, that is, we have it on the nineteenth, so negotiations are starting now - in the usa, the adoption of the first part of the budget, then, accordingly, in early february the second part of the budget , they are already most likely they don’t agree, they either extend it again until the end of the year, or they don’t extend it, but if they don’t extend it, there will be no money, there is no money for financing in this extension, that is, if they extend it , they will again have to take a separate bill in order to in order to carry out funding, but the border will not go anywhere

londoners have declared war on street cameras; they have been installed along the perimeter of the british capitaltion tax. this is not a random collision on the streets of london, the car of a private service employee security deliberately knocks down a civil activist; she was protesting against additional fees introduced at the direction of the london authorities. my ears are hurt, my knees are injured, my bucket is damaged, it hurts a lot. kiveruts suffered due to the reluctance to pay a new tax on environmental pollution; driving around the city in cars with diesel engines produced before 2015 and gasoline engines before 2005 requires paying 12.5 pounds sterling in russian equivalent - that’s about 1,300 rubles per day. in principle, such restrictions in central london have been in place for several years; everyone has gotten used to them. the air here was indeed quite heavily polluted, but when... in september last year the low-emission zone spread to the entire city, it caused real popular anger. video cameras became victims of this indignation, a group of people's avengers immediately forme

in london, the capital of england, a demonstration in support of palestine led to clashes with police forces. british citizens demanded an immediate end to the war and sanctions against the zionist regime and its trial. the people of some german cities, including the capital of this country for the first time in the new year , they held a rally in support of palestine. the participants in this march asked the international community to end the displacement of palestinians. freip , the people of mannheim, germany , held a similar march in support of the defenseless people of gaza. the dutch city of groningen also witnessed a rally to support the oppressed people of gaza. those present in this march condemned the crimes of the zionist regime while demanding an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip . supporters of palestine in gothenburg, sweden, by holding a march while condemning the crimes of the zionist regime, called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip. they got married. in malmö, sweden, a rally was held in support of the palestinian people. the lebanese government has complained to the security cou

capital, london. i asked why they had come and the message they wanted to send to the british government. "we've traveled here today to demand the uk government um to support a cease fire in the genocide that's ongoing in um gaza, um the unjustified terror and the um complicity of the us and the uk government to always support um terrorism on a global level - and not recognize the the the the lives of the palestinian people. we've been coming out for week in and weak out for the past throughout england they have been we've had demonstrations and in one way..." we have we have been the people who are putting the stop for our government giving an open cut blank support to israel, they at least restrain, yes we haven't been able to shift them at the moment, but should also be sure that if we weren't here israel would have totally ethnically cleansed the people in gaza, so we putting those breaks on and we hope we'll move on beyond this and hopefully then bring about the seasfire and an end to the siege of gaza. i say stop sending them arms, tell biden to stop selling them arms, what are thes

they said that they had warned the houthis, and in london they even explained the missile attacks in self-defense. for reference, from the british capital to yemen, it is approximately 5,500 km. and from the american one almost 12 thousand. grigory emelyanov looked into what the west’s attempt to put out the fire with kerosene could lead to in the middle east. it was in the air. western media wrote about impending attacks on yemen in a few hours, it was so obvious that the united states would not endlessly tolerate the houthis’ attempts, very successful, dictating their own rules of navigation in the red sea. so obviously, president biden appears to have forgotten to seek congressional approval. actually, it is the us congress, exclusively. the united states, together with the united kingdom and supported by australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands, successfully struck a number of targets in yemen that the houthi rebels were using to threaten freedom of navigation along one of the world's most important waterways. the strikes hit targets immediately several regions of the country. the capital sana'a and its international airport a

british correspondent alexander werth, who was in the russian capital at that time, recalled. the blast of anti-aircraft shells drummed through the streets like hail. dozens of spotlights illuminated the sky. in londonr seen nor hear nothing of the kind. to confuse german pilots, fake airfields, factories and other structures were built in the vicinity of moscow. during night raids, muscovites were forbidden to turn on the lights. sometimes more than a thousand anti-aircraft guns fired at the enemy simultaneously. oberleutnant luftwafe bötcher wrote: of all the sorties that... made in the east, the most difficult were the night flights to moscow. the anti-aircraft fire was very intense and was conducted with frightening accuracy. all moscow, if we look at photographs of moscow in 1941 year, we see that there are anti-aircraft guns everywhere. it is the borodino bridge; there are anti-aircraft guns on the borodino bridge. on gorky street, on gorky street there are zeniths. a colossal number of balloons have also been launched into the air. balloons. well, accordingly, this is a balloon that hangs on a long cable, bombing moscow during the day is death, the anti-aircraft cover is too strong, so the ma