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united states central command says a run back militants of launch multiple missiles and rockets at the l. a side air base of a side air base. it says most of the projectiles were intercepted, but some struck the facility. the us military has faced dozens of attacks by to run allied fighters into rock and syria since the israel from us war started in october . hundreds of thousands of people across germany are protesting against the far right. the demonstrations of follow reports that members of the far right alternative for germany party attended a secret meeting to discuss plans for the mass deportation of democrats and german citizens of foreign origin. many protesters are calling for an outright ban on the a f. d party chanting altogether against fascism. tens of thousands of people gathered in the central frankfort forcing the support for germany's post will promise of never again to right wing extremism. show them, the guy said that i had expected that i would not be alone here, but that there are so many of them i noticed here, but all the way down the street. it just feels good

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according to the announcement of the united states central command headquarters, the fire of the marshallands-flagged ship was targeted by yemeni ballistic missiles after hours with the help of the united states navy. india and france have been restrained, but lebanon's hezbollah in an operation using burkan flaq 1 and current missiles it targeted two zionist military bases and four gathering centers. i will go with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. i greet you mr. azimzadeh. please provide more explanations for us and the viewers about the latest developments in the southern border of lebanon with the occupied territories and the variety of missiles used according to the goals. hello, good morning , hezbollah in lebanon carried out seven operations yesterday. in these operations , they targeted four gatherings, two bases, as well as spy equipment of the zionist military . in the four gatherings, hezbollah first targeted the military gathering. target the zionist in the jalal al-alam base with its own berkan missiles. dodd then targeted the gathering

ghasemzadeh lotf i'm saying goodbye to you, we want to see the pictures that the united states central command's published on its account in the cyberspace of last night's attack, he said. did you see part of the images of the american and british attack on yemen last night ? we are still with mr. masoumi and torabi in the studio of the khabar network . when i came to the streets last time , i asked mr. turabi about this presence and the calculation that the americans had and your attack in what do you think about this? you see, i think that the presence of the yemeni people and the support they have for the yemeni ansarullah is actually showing us the results of this american operation and the developments and results that the region is facing in the future. this is showing us that the war in yemen is actually the american attack on yemen and the support of the so-called ansar allah of yemen. the people themselves are showing this to the public opinion that they are showing the americans that yemen's ansarullah will never back down from their policies and it is possible that that yemen's ansaru

according to the united states central command, this is the first time that its soldiers have been killedy fire in the middle east since the start of the war between israel and hamas. us president joe biden also confirmed the attack. in the official statement released by the white house, it is previously said that it was committed by radical militant groups supported by iran. the united states began negotiations on the withdrawal of troops from iraq. the first round of official talks between iraq and the united states took place in baghdad. it is about curtailing the mission of the military coalition formed to fight the islamic state terrorist group. iraqi prime minister muhammad shia al-sudani said that he had initiated these negotiations. the reason is regular attacks on american bases on... the territory of their country. the us military is regularly hit by drones from militants supported by iran. a small passenger plane crashed in belgium. two people who were on board died. the accident happened in the morning not far from the airport of the city of spa, belgian media reports. the ger

the united states central command confirms who t who the rebels fired two ballistic missiles into theuries reported from the crash, this comes one day after hamas senior political leader was killed in a drone strike in lebanon, he is the first senior hamas political leader to be killed since the start of the war on october 7, the idf has refused to comment if they were behind the attack. former president trump is appealing the decision for maine secretary of state disqualifying him from the ballot, maine superior court being asked to reverse a ruling from democrat secretary of state shenna bellows, the bars former trauma from the primary ballot in march. bellows the first state election chief to bar someone from running for president because of the 14th amendment insurrection clause. which by the way is from the 1800s. the east coast could get hit with the worst winter storm in years, this week and expected to be a mess for millions of americans from texas to new england, the gulf coast could see another round of heavy rain triggering flooding concerns, new york city only salt 2.3 inc

that is a statement coming in from the united states central command, you can keep up—to—date with that the year awards. now heading into its sixth year, the global competition draws thousands of entries from those who share a passion for life's smaller details. live now to the village of calamocha in teruel, spain, to speak with the winner of the young photographer of the year category, carlos perez naval. first let's take a look at your winning photograph titled small wonders. can you talk us through what we're looking at, carlos? hello, thank you for giving me this opportunity. this picture was taken here in my village and it isjust opportunity. this picture was taken here in my village and it is just a portrait of the minerals which look like, they have a very interesting shape which looks like petrified trees. you can see also the food and tail of a very small reptile. i took a small portrait to try to create a creative picture and show these small wonders, which is the title of the picture, which are things that go unnoticed and many people gloss about these things and don't even

they fired three anti-ship missiles this according to the united states are central command. of them was fired and hit the water near a u.s.-owned, operated and flagged containership, and two of them were engaged by the u.s.s. gravelly and shot down. this was part of a continuing pattern that we've been seeing of the houthis attacking shipping in the gulf of aden and the red sea. we say very early right after midnight that the u.s. military attacked houthi targets and also targets in iraq, both of these groups, of heollah and iraq and the houthis in the gaza strip are back bid iran which has an axis of resistance or proxies throughout the entire region who have been acting in concert firing against american and israeli targets ever since the hostilities broke out on october 7th. now, iran and some of these other proxy groups are demanding that israel stop their deadly incursion into the gaza strip and only then will they stop firing at u.s. installations or in the case of houthis in yemen at commercial shipping. so this is an intractable problem and one that could exacerbate

according to the announcement of the headquarters of the central command of the united states of america, centcom, the fire of the ship with the flag of the marshall islands was targeted by the yemeni ballistic missile, after which it was stopped after hours with the help of the american, indian and french naval forces. people's movements in yemen are increasing every day with the establishment of millions of marches throughout the country to help gaza and the palestinian people. according to al-mayadeen network, the people of yemen say that they are not afraid of the threats of the united states and its allies, and they want the yemeni armed forces to respond to these threats. the march and widespread movements of the yemeni people to help gaza continue. people's march in saba'in square in sana'a and dozens of squares in the provinces another yemen was established. the goal of all of them is to stop israel's crimes against the palestinian people. the people demanded the continuation of the operations of the yemeni armed forces in the sea despite all the challenges. we will not leave gaz

the united states launched new attacks on houthi targets in yemen, the us central command reported.ican military were the locations of missile launchers, as washington emphasized, thus the houthis will have fewer opportunities to fire at international ships in the red sea. the houthis , in turn, said the day before that they attacked another american ship in the gulf of adana. as reported in yemen, according to several missiles were fired at the ship. a direct hit was recorded, the ship was damaged, but there were no casualties. representatives of the movement also stated that they would continue to attack israeli ships. despite the us attempts to prevent this. meanwhile, the states themselves claim that they are not in a state of war with the houthis. the pentagon said they do not want the confrontation to intensify. at the same time , our country has already noted that america, together with its allies, through its actions is only expanding the zone of the middle east conflict. such a statement made by our permanent representative to the un, vasily nebenze, when the united states

central command, the united states navy responded to a distress call by container ship in the red seas being attacked by four houthi small boats. these two u.s. helicopters, when they arrive, they were fired on and they were to -- returned fire and they suck three out of the four vessels according to sitcom. 10 rebels were killed according to the movies. this major escalation in the red sea does come after -- as an active new year's was had just after the clock struck midnight. hamas fired a barrage of rockets toward tel aviv. hours before that, protests erupted in tel aviv as demonstrators called on the head of israel's intelligence agency to cut a deal to remain the remaining -- release the remaining hostages. and there's no diplomatic end in sight. >> this is the new year. and everyone is supposed to be happy. but we are not happy. we cannot be happy. because our beloved, some are under the ground at the gaza strip. and. and we want them home today. >> reporter: the calls for a deal come as hamas told regional media that they won't release remaining hostages until the fighting ends

. >> trey: united states launched strikes again houthi rebels in yemen. u.s. central commandidentified the missiles in yemen and determined they were imminent threat to vessels and navy ships in the region and they struck and destroyed the missiles in self-defense. ninth strike against the houthis in the last two weeks. iran is sending houthis to aid their attack in the red sea. american strikes targeted militia position in iraq after an attack against the al assad air base -- the strikes were overseen by secretary of defense lloyd austin who was seen for the first time yesterday after his hospitalization. he provided an update on the war in ukraine. >> our support for ukraine struggle against tyranny makes our country more secure. sovereign and secure ukraine is critical to global security and we must not waiver in support for ukraine. >> clearly a lot of foreign policy issues to deal with as american allies around the world seek funding and support from the united states amid rising conflict. >> carley: trey, thank you. eighth south carolina gop leaders have endorsed donald

palestinians were arrested during raids in bethlehem, and janine united states ministry says it's hit 3 who the missile sites in yemen. us central command says the missiles posed an imminent threat to call the ships and the red sea and were destroyed and what it called self defense is the rabble say they've been attacking ships destined israel to protest against the war on gaza. to you as president joe biden, us held a phone call with the as riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and comes up to rising tensions on growing frustrations in the body and administration about the policies of the is there any prime minister official has more from washington to bite. it was one of the 1st world leaders to visit israel after october. the 7th. the 2 leaders have spoken often since i know even after is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu again, publicly rejected the us policy of an independent policy despite and is, are locked into a bundled him. as the white host of a 2 state solution was impossible. with net can yahoo in power, he'd applied sharply new and rejected the idea of cutting aid in response to such a public disagreement in the

united states ministry says it's hit 3. here's the missile sites in yemen. us central command says themselves posed an imminent threat to call go ships and the red sea on what destroyed and what it called self defense . if the level say they've been attacking ships destined israel's to protest against the wall and gaza, or is there any forces of tower that mores across the field combined? westbank that happened confrontations inside the palazzo refugee county, which is east of novelist. the army also stores several houses in hebron. 22 palestinians were arrested the okay, let's bring you some of the stories. democratic republic of congo is phoenix to she . kennedy is due to be integrated shortly for a 2nd time in the capital. can shesta lodge crowds have gathered at the country's biggest stadium where the ceremony is currently taking place? is you can be on his policy one, a landslide victory last month, but on positions i guess in front of the election, a sham and have cold protests. 13 students have died off to a fire broke out into boating school dormitory and central china. it happened on friday night in a village intent

the united states military says it's hits free to see missile sites in yemen. us central command says the missile, suppose an imminent threat to congress ships and the red sea and what destroyed in what it called a self defense. if you revel, say they've been attacking ships destined to israel to protest against the will on gaza. 13 students have died almost 5, broke out at a boarding school dormitory, and central china and happened on friday nights in a village in hen on provence. if the victims sweat said great students, legal authorities investigating the correspond state media says the schools now has been detained. the north nation says is concerned about a cholera outbreak in 10 african countries. the numbers of infections and depths of and rising fast in zimbabwe and neighboring was on the higher matessa as this report from. she wished it in some way color rebec scenes from the world health organization haven't reached communities like these in, as in bob way. and the government says the doses are on the way. but while families wait for the drugs to get here, some in rural area

united states and britain. contrary to the expectations of the latter after the operation, which the us central command stated was carried out using advanced weapons through about 100 air and missile strikes on several yemini provinces, some of which involved tomahawk missiles launched by submarines. the aggression concluded without achieving any... objectives, this marks the first declared military aggression operation by major powers against yemen, ending in failure and opening the door wide for the yemeni armed forces to respond forcefully and painfully in the coming days and weeks. it is noteworthy that sanad's naval forces initiated a primary response just seven minutes after the strikes, launching a missile attack on us warships in the red sea. following massive popular protests on the same day with the participation of millions of yemenes in response to the aggression, the supreme commander of the armed forces in the sanad government, mahdi mashad, who serves as the head of the supreme political council, affirmed in a statement reported by official media that the unjustified american zionist british aggres

united states and britain. contrary to the expectations of the latter after the operation, which the us central command stated was carried out using advanced weapons through about 100 air and missile strikes on several yemini provinces, some of which involved tamahok missiles. by submarines, the aggression concluded without achieving any objectives. this marks the first declared military aggression operation by major powers against yemen, ending in failure and opening the door wide for the yemeny armed forces to respond forcefully and painfully in the coming days and weeks. it is noteworthy that sanad's naval forces initiated a primary response just seven minutes after the strikes launching a missile attack on us warships in the red sea. following massive popular protests on the same. day, with the participation of millions of yemanise in response to the aggression, the supreme commander of the armed forces in the sanah government, mahadin mashad, who serves as the head of the supreme political council, affirmed in a statement reported by official media that the unjustified american zionist british aggression on

staff committees went on, and then we see the central command department, the service department, the unified commands of the armed forces of the united stateshose who were supposed to carry out duties while austin was not there. there simply weren’t any for him, that is, the question arises: did biden know? they say he didn’t know, and at the same time there are attacks on yemen and at the same time they utter the phrase that they will not give ukraine any more money, so why did they take austin out of the attack, on purpose, by accident, save him? so let’s figure this out right now, what are your versions, how is it normal for such stories to happen in the pentagon? officer when he leaves if he has any responsibilities, when he goes to the hospital for one day to rest, even at the komrot level, if the komrot leaves and transfers his responsibility to the deputy company commander, if this is not planned - this is one thing, emergency, when it is planned, you go for an operation or go on vacation, you go on vacation, a document is formed where i transfer my authority for this, for this, for this, to this person, starting from this date, from

central command. the attack by iranian-backed houthi militants caused no injuries or significant damage, but it follows friday's retaliatory strikes by the united states and britain. cbs's charlie d'agata reports tonight from tel aviv. >> reporter: iranian-backed houthi militants held military exercises in yemen just a day after being hit by u.s.-led air strikes, more in defiance than a show of force, a flex of military muscle on land for a battle being waged at sea. u.s. operators say the cargo ship gibraltar eagle was hit by an anti-ship ballistic missile 100 miles off the coast of yemen in the gulf of adan. the company said the vessel suffered limited damage to the cargo hold but that it was stable and heading out to sea with no injuries reported. the attack follows that massive u.s./uk bombing campaign to deter assaults exactly like this. the houthis retaliated by launching an anti-ship cruise missile toward the uss laboon destroyer in the red sea. before it was shot down by a fighter jet according to u.s. military officials. houthis say they're targeting commercial ships in solidarity with palestinians as the conflict in gaza reached 100 days, wh

the united states has launched a new round of strikes against houthi military sites in gemmen. according to central commandd 14 missiles the pentagon deemed an imminent threat. it happened hours after a drone launched from houthi controlled territory in yemen struck a u.s. owned ship in the gulf of adan. officials say there were no injuries from that attack and the ship suffered only minor damage. this is now the fourth time in a week that the u.s. has attacked the iran-backedilitia. the houthis have been ignoring consistent warnings from the u.s. and continue to launch missiles toward ships in the red sea. there have been more than 35 attacks since november. meanwhile, pakistan has now carried out strikes inside south eastern iran targeting what it says were terrorist hideouts. that's according to a statement from pakistan's foreign affairs ministry. the attacks came two days after iran lncd missiles into pakistan. in its statement pakistan said it respects iran's territorial integrity, but the strikes were carried out in pursuit of pakistan's own security and national interests. the foreign ministry said

united kingdom on a to see controlled areas in yemen. that's an operation today that have the support of us tre, neil lorraine of canada and of the netherlands. that's what the us central command stated in a press release a earlier today. washington hopes that the stripes will degrade the capability of who these have to continue their attacks on us and also in your case ships, but also on international commercial shipping. in the red sea in the golf balls ident, who piece began attacking these vessels in november. they say that they are responding to israel as offensive in gaza. that is something that washington deny says no relation between a, these 2 a conflict. it but the who this badge to continue and targeting shipping until israel and the war and they know also off to this, it strikes that also said that there will be a bench. mm. as you said earlier, i think, i mean this is not the fast right. there's been a couple of strides in the past, but it does not seem to have the tad, the who these. so how far is a bite and not industries and willing to go to stuff them? that's that's right, and that's also what experts are criticizing that. and even president biden and not acknowledge

central command. and the question becomes, you know, what, what shape does this response take? and how does the united states thread the needle to show the iranians that it's not going to sit back and allow its troops to be killed. so we're, we're really on the precipice here of some potentially dangerous escalation. we should be very clear about that. calling talk is good to get your thoughts on this and we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. joining us on the line, not as the farmer jordanian deputy by ministers out loud anatomy. he's joining us a from a mom. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. so there is some confusion i think about where this attack actually took place. there was a suggestion, it just happened in the syria. i'm not in jordan. are you able to clarify for us where your understanding of this attack is? well, according to the reports, that's what it says by western media and so on. i see 2 tvs inside the, on the, on the board. there's with the close book. if they're not what's coming or not. yeah. what's the northeast and the sides of joe? then i will wear this part of wh

the united states has now conducted its fifth strike against houthi military sites in yemen. according to central command yesterday's attack destroyed two houthi anti-ship missiles that were, quote, aimed into the southern red sea and prepared to launch. hours later the houthis announced they attacke a u.s.-owned cargo ship in the gulf of adan. the pentagon said the missile did not hit the ships and there were no injuries. >> are the air strikes in yemen working? >> when you say working are they stopping the houthis? no. are they going to continue? yes. >> elsewhere it aea a new deal to secure the relea of more hostages in gaza is taking shape. u.s., israeli, and arab officials tell nbc news the proposal entails pauses in the violence in exchange for the release of some htages. more than 130 people are still being held captive in gaza. it's believed at least 25 of them are already dead, and hamas is holding onto their bodies. there's also a prosal for a broader deal that could lead to a permanent cease-fire that israeli officials say that would only happen afterllhe remaining hostages are freed and if ha

central command. the attack by iranian back to houthi militants because no injuries or significant damage, but it follows friday's retaliatory strikes by united statescbs's charlie d'agata reports tonight from tel aviv. >> reporter: irani and back to houthi militants held military exercise aimed yemen just a day after being hit by u.s.-led air strikes. more in defiance than a show of force, a flecks of military muscle on land for a battle being waged at sea. u.s. operator say the cargo ship gibraltar eagle was hit by an antiship ballistic missile off the coast of yemen in the gulf of aden. to the company says the vessel suffered limited damage to the cargo hold, but that it was stable and heading out to sea with no injuries reported. the attack follows that the massive u.s./u.k. bombing campaign to deter assaults exactly like this. the houthi retaliated by launching an antiship cruise missile towards the uss laboon destroyer in the red sea. before it was shot down by a fighter jet according to u.s. military officials. houthis say they are targeting commercial ships in solitary in with palestinians as the conflict reached 100 days where hamas release

military department of the central committee of the democratic party of the united states, a decree of the president of ukraine vladimir zelensky, on the removal from office of the commandert? in my opinion, but these are purely my assessments, of course, well, based on my ideas about the art of war, this conflict started during the summer campaign of 2023, then operational-strategic competence collided with by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. apparently, after all, the situation brought him to this point, and apparently, apparently, we must assume that it was then that this conflict started, because after all, uh, well, with some deep knowledge of the strategy of operational art, well, where does vladimir zelensky come from, for example , but somehow his entire biography does not in any way suggest that he somehow mastered these sciences for some time, well, at least in theory, not to mention in practice. well , that’s why a scandal arose in this field, so this clarification of relationships, since the functions are not quite clearly distributed , who is responsible for what, if, for example, zelensky had taken on purely political functions, leaving the operat

central command officially reported. biden has already placed responsibility on loyal iranian groups, although there has been no response from the united statesly it won't follow. before the elections , biden will not make any sudden moves, he has no strength, a third, maybe even a fourth, if everything calculate carefully, there won’t be a fourth war. ukraine, taiwan is on the way, the middle east only lacks aid for israel - iran. well, that is, tehran will continue to mock the united states and give the hegemon even more slaps. against this background , it was natural for do to attack biden. trump. after the death of american troops, he said that america simply could not survive with biden as commander in chief. donald called the blow to the us base a consequence of joe biden's impotence and weakness. they say that if trump had been at the helm, then not only this blow in jordan, hamas would not have attacked israel, and the russian special operation would not even have begun. and in general on earth. iran object was addressed by senator linzi graham, the same graham who calls the murder of russians a successful investment by the united sta

central command, the seals were intercepting weapons shipment. american forces were swept away when trying to board an iranian vessel. united statesn houthis and yesterday carried out more strikes in yemen targeting four ballistic missiles about to be launched. fox news confirmed biden administration plan to redesignate houthis as a terrorist organization. with the united states and allies working to keep front with yemen at bay, israel to to fight hamas in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon. new strikes against hezbollah targeting structures and weapons infrastructure. middle east is preparing for possibility of a broader regional conflict and one reason why israelis are pulling some troops out of gaza for training. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you. 911 made before lloyd austin's hospital stay. take a listen. >> fairfax county 911, where is your emergency? >> my name is -- and i work for -- and i am requests an ambulance to be taken. can i ask can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens we're trying to remain subtle. >> carley: defense secretary spent two weeks in the hospital and treated for complication fo

the united states and great britain, together with their allies, inflicted a new series of hits on objects. in yemen, this was reported in the press service of the central command of the us army. they attacked areas controlled by the houthis, which the militants use to attack international merchant vessels. the targets were missile systems and launchers, as well as air defense systems, radars and deeply buried weapons caches. since we last took measures 10 days ago, the houthis have committed more. for 12 ship attacks in the red sea. these attacks are illegal, unacceptable. we sent the clearest possible message with our actions message that we will continue to reduce their ability to carry out these attacks. for now, that's all the news for this hour. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, congratulations! everyone and i wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. today in the program. donald tusk in kyiv. the polish prime minister brought a new defense package and offers ukraine security guarantees from poland. the armed forces are hitting the deep russia

. >> trey: the united states conducted a fourth round of strikes against iran-backed houthi rebels, more than a dozen positions were hit according to u.s. central command. eric carrila saying the actions of terrorists endanger mariners and disrupt shipping lanes in the red sea and we will take action to protect the lives of innocent mariners and our people. same sentiment echoed yesterday with pat ryder saying this. >> we are going to continue to work with our partners in the region to prevent attacks or deter attacks in the future and we're going to continue to work very hard to prevent israel-hamas conflict from escalating to a broader regional conflict. >> trey: iranians have responded in yemen saying the securities of the red sea is tied to developments in gaza and everyone will suffer if israel's crimes in gaza do not stop. all resistance fronts will remain active. the question is whether or not the islamic republic will get more involved in this escalating regional conflict. >> todd: trey, thank you. bring in colonel jonathan sweet. you just heard patrick ryder there. his words, whatever we are doing is not preventing or deterring a single thing.

central command reports a number of u.s. personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injuries. on friday, the united states bombed houthi targets in yemen for at least the sixth time over the past 10 days. this comes as houthi forces continue to target commercial ships in the red sea and gulf of aden as part of a campaign to pressure israel to halt its assault on gaza. florida governor ron desantis has dropped out of the presidential race less than a week after he lost to donald trump by a record 30 percentage points in the iowa caucus. in a video released on sunday, desantis said he would endorse trump. >> he has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear, a repackaged form of purple to some. amy: with desantis out, the republican race has essentially become a two-person contest between trump and nikki haley, the former south carolina governor who served as trump's u.n. ambassador. over the weekend, haley campaigned in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. she questioned trump's mental fitness after he repeatedly confused her with former house speaker nancy pelos

united states and britain have carried out military strikes from the air and sea against houthi locations in yemen, in response to the rebels�* ongoing attacks on ships in the red sea. the us central command0 targets at 16 houthi positions were attacked, including command centres, munitions depots and air defence systems. a houthi leader, mohammed al—bukhaiti, has condemned the attack and vowed to continue its support for palestinians in gaza and its attacks on ships in the red sea. russia and iran have condemned the attacks and china has expressed concern. the labour party leader sir keir starmer was briefed about the military action in yemen against the houthis on thursday evening — he was asked about that by my colleague charlie stayt on bbc breakfast this morning. i did get a security briefing last night from the cabinet office. obviously, i can't tell you what the contents of that briefing was, but i think it is important that we had that briefing. when rishi sunak became prime minister, i had a phone call with him on the first day, the first night, and amongst other things, we agreed that we would robustly challenge each other on the politics of the day, but when it comes to nationa

central command and control. each one of us, he says, quote, unquote, basically acts according to their own national interest. and in fact, the united states itself has made it very clear that hezbollah has been acting with restraint. hezbollah has not targeted israel's population centers, but if you look at what's happening in the past few weeks, it's really israel that has been pushing hezbollah to the limits. it's provoking hezbollah. it has been killing its, i mean top commanders in the field. it's had attacks hezbollah in the very heart of its social base in beirut and the south. it has killed scores of hezbollah members in syria. more in the past three months. 19 hezbollah fighters, than in the past year. and the united states is terrified. is terrified and is really trying to basically pressure israel not to provoke hezbollah. israel also, fareed, and the defense department, the u.s. defense department, has been furious. it targeted the lebanese army 34 times in the last three months and if you ask me what's happening here, and i probably might come across as too cynical, but i think netanyahu's political future depends on the conti

united states and britain have carried out military strikes from the air and sea against houthi locations in yemen in response to the rebels' ongoing attacks on ships in the red sea. the us central command targets at 16 houthi positions were attacked, including command centres, munitions depots and air defence systems. a houthi leader, mohammed al—bukhaiti, has condemned the attack and vowed to continue its support for palestinians in gaza and its attacks on ships in the red sea. russia and iran have condemned the attacks and china has expressed concern. live now to our political correspondent peter saull. can you talk us through what the british government has been saying about why it decided to launch these attacks inside yemen? the about why it decided to launch these attacks inside yemen?— attacks inside yemen? the rhetoric has been getting — attacks inside yemen? the rhetoric has been getting stronger - attacks inside yemen? the rhetoric has been getting stronger in - attacks inside yemen? the rhetoric has been getting stronger in recentj has been getting stronger in recent days. the defence secretary grant shapps said, watch this space, a couple of days ago, about this growing con

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united states once again under joe biden looks feckless and weak. >> molly: trey yingst is in tel aviv, israel. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this happened yesterday morning according to central commands. navy helicopters responded to a distress call from a container ship in the red sea that was being attacked by four small boats. we understand that those american helicopters arrived and they were fired upon before returning fire and sinking three out of the four pencils. 10 rebels were killed according to the houthi's. major escalation in the red sea does come after it was an active new years in the middle east just after the clock struck midnight. hamas fired a barrage of rockets towards tel aviv. hours before that, protests erupted as demonstrators called on david pernao, the head of israel's intelligence agency to cut a deal to release the remaining hostages inside gaza. it is they 87 of the war between israel and hamas and there is no diplomatic solution in sight. >> this is the new-year eve and everyone is supposed to be happy. but we are not happy. we cannot be happy. because our beloved summer under the ground, at the gaza strip. and. and we want them home today. >> the calls

united states will respond. fox's lucas tomlinson has the latest. a major escalation in what is already a very tense situation in the middle east. >> u.s. central commandthree soldiers were killed and at least 34 others were hurt after a drone attack late saturday night on a military base known as tower 22, in northern jordan. it's the first time u.s. troops have been killed after months of attacks on american forces. the white house is blaming the strike on iranian backed militias operating in iraq and syria. president biden on sunday vowing the u.s. would answer those three brave souls an attack on our bases and i'd ask him in a moment of silence of all of those fallen soldiers, and we shall respond. the drone strike hit the sleeping quarters at the base, which may have contributed to the number of casualties. several republican senators on sunday called for the u.s. to retaliate directly against iran, a sentiment echoed by some former military leaders attacking the proxies is something we should do, but we should also look at targets in iran and send a strong message to not only iran, but to iran's backers, which would be china and russia. >> a stri

united states strongly condemns today's iranian attack on irbil and expresses its condolences to the families of the victims. we stand against the reckless iranian missile attacks that undermine stability in iraq. the us central military commandin the gulf of wadan. according to the us military, the ship did not suffer significant damage and its crew was not injured. meanwhile, yemeni rebels, who have the support of tehran, have said they will continue to attack american ships along with israeli ones, which they consider us ships to be, quote, legitimate targets. anton betenkov, lead. kiev still excludes for itself as well as... negotiations with moscow until a turning point on the battlefield in its favor, this was stated in an interview with the american tv channel abc by the head of the ministry of foreign affairs kuleba. it was all about the same thing, about the delay of a new shipment of military aid to kiev. the biden administration and republicans in congress have not reached an agreement. having pressed america with the possibility of a direct clash with russia if kiev runs out of weapons, kuleba said that ukraine itself is ready to fight by any means. we're running out of time, but not yet our dedication and desire

central command. thank you for being here. first up, clearly this situation is escalating, the war is spreading beyond the middle east. to what degree do you want the united states to be and to get involved? >> well, what happened last night was a necessary action if we are going to keep the houthis from continuing their attacks on international shipping in a vital waterway. we have to take these actions. we didn't escalate this. this began with houthi attacks over 60 days ago against shipping in the red sea and the strait, so we have actually tried, and i agree with building an international coalition, warning the houthis, this action is probably not the last back and forth attack we are going to have with the houthis over this particular incident as you know a moment ago, the houthis have responded. i'm sure we will probably be striking them again here in the next few days. houthis will ultimately respent the use of force, they will understand this behavior is not going to be allowed to continue and a lot of people are watching the u.s. reaction here, including i would argue the chinese as they contemplate the strait of taiwan. >> sandra: a really important st

commanders was killed in an airstrike while israeli defense forces announced they killed another hamas central figure in syria. look at how many times our troops have been attacked in the united statesro-palestinian protesters in south carolina yesterday, listen to what he told them yesterday i want to get your take in all of these attacks route 128 on u.s. forces in the middle east. watch this. [inaudible] >> cease-fire now. >> cease-fire now. >> i understand the passion and i've been quietly working with the israeli government to get them to reduce and significantly get out of gaza and i'm using all that i can to do that. maria: general, what is your reaction. he says in quietly working to get the israelis to do some something. why are you quietly working to get the israelis to change her position after they responded to an unprovoked attack's. >> he made a statement and he was working to get them out of gaza and certainly watching this very closely at the institute for the study of war, there's lots more to do to accomplish the mission that the prime minister has given the military which is to dismantle hamas as a military and terrorist organization and also remove as the governi

member states, including germany and the european central bank, worry about the consequences such a move could bring step. well, strictly speaking, no longer as a military man, as a commander of a unitided, it will be decided, everything is already clear, of course it will be decided, so tell me what you understand, why not , that’s it, it’s clear that they’ve already actually done it, yes, it’s just such a deferred theft, yes , they first froze it, now they are starting to completely tear it apart, well, they don’t say tear it apart, they say, they are they are still talking about interest. as long as there is a tax , it will all be gradual, because a good mine with a bad game, of course , you still have to keep it anyway, but still they will end up stealing everything, yeah, stealing something, and they have already stolen the frosts too, they decided on us the ability to dispose of these assets, they decided to profit from these assets, yes, so they have already stolen, whoever stole with impunity stole once, then they will steal a second time, the key word is impunity, and so on. we must make everything goal-oriented meaningless, but for this you need everything, nothing, it’s o

the united states has launched a new round of strikes against houthi military sites in yemen. according to central commandk destroyed 14 missiles that the pentagon called an imminent threat. it happened hours after a drne launched from houthi-controlled territory in yemen struck a u.s.-owned ship in the gulf of aden. there were no injuries from the attack, and the ship suffered minor damages. >>> pakistan carried out strikes inside southeastern iran targeting what it says were terrorist hideouts. the attacks came two days after iran launched missiles into pakistan. in its statement, pakistan said, it respects iran's territorial integrity, but the strikes were carried out in pursuit of pakistan's own secury and national interest. on tuesday, iranian state media reported missiles and drones had targeted two bases belonging to a militant group in pakistan that had suck iranian security forces. pakistan called the attack unprovoked and said no children -- two children were killed. >>> antony blinken spoke at the world economic forum in davos following his latest diplomatic blitz through the middle east. while