neighboring navies like having these navy japanese, navy and others. so they like to have a war experience with those navy without intervention. just quickly shopping. michael mentioning some of the i politely can call it personnel changes in a rocket force. we have defense minister who hasn't been seen since the 29th of last month. now we've got changes in the play. undoubtedly going to be we're in the middle of a clearly a significant. we have the foreign minister chin gong who's hopefully vacationing a dacha somewhere. but what could be much worse, there seems to be volatility at the senior level, especially in the military and diplomatic corps. i know there's a lot we don't about this, but i guess my question to you is, do you worry now as you see this political infighting? i mean, we just had two days ago, 103 sort of play chips out in the taiwan strait. you know, theory is they want to signal to the rest of the world that even as they're cleaning their ranks, still ready to fight. so you have any concerns that this volatile we're seeing might aff

so my team, and by the way, i request the navy fellow, we get a navy fellow when you're on the armed service committee. and i requested the officer or a naval officer every single year i'm in congress because i'm banging my head against the naval readiness. we can unpack that as welcome last year we wrote american needs a national maritime strategy a bit of a wake-up call that we don't have enough warships, commercialships, ship-building capsty and if current events currently are and can make this a critically, it could make this a lethal issue to not only our economy but a national security. secondarily, as we've seen in manufacturing, as we've seen through what i think the nafta deal through the export of manufacturing that the expertise, the know-how left wit. i think the same thing happened to our ship-building industry. after years of neglecting those elements, now, even our navy is struggling to build warships and to keep them at sea and to keep them ready. and again if we're not careful, we won't be able to not only we won't be able to fight in the way that we need to, we won'

navy up through the bering strait. and they move into areas come just as the chileans and the galapagos, they strip mine the entire ocean. it's also becoming an issue from nato populations up there that are reliant on these pristine ocean for the way of life. and then finally a lot of oil and gas. present untapped untested reserves are being uncovered. they are very interested in and the russians are. but if you look at the times that are cut down, if you don't out of northern europe and across the northern part of russia and into agent and also the ability to bypass what we did in traditional strategic -- what would've been traditional strategic choke points name of the suez canal and the panama canal, it's a game changer. if you look at our arctic, are icebreaking fleet is two. really one and a half if you look at how old they are and if you look at the delays on building the new fleet compared to the fleet that the russians have and the nuclear, i don't even know how many nuclear that they have but it's a solid doze

the 33 day war almost led to the elimination of what we formerly knew as the israeli navy.ailable on israel, including satellite images, you see no sign of israeli vessels neither in haifa, which is the israeli navy's mainhub, nor in tel aviv, and their entire israeli marine borders. you see no israeli navy vessels, neither close to the lebanese borders, nor in the vicinity of palestine, you will find no trace ever of the two star class destroyers and the israeli frigate that accompanied them. fleet who closely pursued the battle every single time, the key question is how such destroyer can be targeted by a gorilla group, the main issue is the highly confidential technology used by the units that prepared for the attack and fired the missile, as technologically speaking, of missile towards such a target is no easy task. the saw5 incident shattered the dreams of many world countries that looked up a vessel as the apex of the technology used in their own s two, three and half, four and four and half destroyers. how hasbullah forces managed to do that? why they are not even an

help from the us navy to transfer it to the port of ashdod in the south of the palestinian occupiedain base at hifa. was within the range of the resistance movements missiles, so the israelis fully evacuated the port, نیروی در the 33 day war almost led to the elimination of what we formally knew as the israeli navy. when you refer to the data available on israel, including satellite images, you see no sign of israeli vessels neither in haifa, which is the israeli navy's main hub, nor in tel aviv. and their entire israeli marine borders, you see no israeli navy vessels, neither close to the lebanese borders, nor in the vicinity of palestine, you will find no trace ever of the two star. the capability three times during the war and they surprised commanders of the israeli fleet who closely pursued the battle every single time. the key question is how such destroyer can be targeted by a gorilla group. the main issue is the highly confidential technology used by the. units that prepared for the attack and fired the missile, as technologically speaking, launching of missile toward such a

he stayed in navy. and then i came rolling along the navy in. 1985 and running on condition was incredible. he was very inspirational and he taught to the navy that same dedication that richard nixon had. and and i served with your brother on the uss mobile under ron alan knudsen. and then i went to college and started being a docent here. and met president nixon and figured out this whole dichotomy of him. and that really interested me. and then in 2009, i reconnected your brother and and you guys arranged to send me out to the navy on a guided missile cruiser, which led to me meeting the prior mayor of whittier. and he had told me that kind lost all track of everything to do with richard nixon and whittier and what made me do the math, because was really surprised because, you know, reconnecting with your brother and everything and putting putting all the pieces of the navy together and and doing map led to the book because i couldn't believe all of the information that i started discovering when i st

navy decisions or anybody in u.s. military, because the collection of national security decision-making apparatus and he succumbed to grips with how they will handle this pretty. >> here's another call in south lake tahoe california dominican morning. >> good morning and how are you today. >> good. >> i have a question for the captain brown, well the other day i saw a pinpoint strike on a car and they got a bad guy and wondering for this was that, was it from bedroom. and what about israel and so the 2000 - warmed and think you so much and have a good day. >> i'm not familiar with the exact target we speak of and are precision guided missiles ripens rather can be launched from aircraft and from the drones. and there highly hard. come into the queue greeted with some of those systems are able to be integrated to do the situation with israel and hamas that i think that it is a different question they certainly have their set of capabilities and their fighting different type of urban warfare right now, i am not sure the

did so thanks to the navy for leading out on that. on the privatization, the need is huge. all of the tools, anything in the toolbox need to deleverage for us to get after. privatization and the jury will the lessons we can about the process over the last 25 years are certainly a piece of that. but yes, we're absolutely at that as a critical aspect to get after the show to. >> iq. are reimport. my time is expired. i yield back. >> thank you, ms. kiggans. ms. escobar from texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. ranking member. and many thanks to our witnesses. ms. jacobsen it's wonderful to see you again. you have been really wonderful to the military installation that i have incredible privilege to represent, fort bliss, the second-largest military installation for our nation. so it's great to see you. and thank you all very much for your service and for what you're working on. i sure all the same concerns that my colleagues do. this is my third term in congress and this has felt like such a chronic issue. obviously didn't happen o

in particular my navy doctor son served in naples, italy.e now have three grandchildren that speak italian. i just want to again say thank you for what is being done. we still have some trails that we need to come and bring his -- representingng nearby the proverbial question is always a delay in having. what isan a department doing to ensure the maintenance request or responded to mr. secretary owens in regards to timing. >> thank you for the question. i think i will start by pointing to the work that we are eager to get out there. it gives us the ability to have asset level assessments so that we can understand the ramificationsel of delay better than we can right now. at a portfolio level, like i said earlier, we understand the macrolevel challenge and the money problem, but, to the specific example that the representative gave about a failing roof in the cdc, i agree it is not a thing that we can let sit for even a couple of hours. the asset management approach will give us the ability to rack and stack these issues in a more deliberate

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we built the radar in the irgc navy, we built the missile in the irgc navy, mr. president, then from distant missiles. win navy visited, some of which have a range of more than 750 km. this is also a beach in the sea. yes, the badr beach will be established. in fact , it has a military frequency, which means it guides missiles . in the game , various types of drones and water birds were also seen in the achievements of the irgc navy. in the continuation of the program, mr. president visited nar shahid soleimani. this ship has a 3860 horsepower engine and four 1200 kw generators. this naob is the first naob to have defense missiles that can sail very long distances. these things. the effects of creating hope in people's hearts and a message to the enemy that you will never be able to do. they want to but they can't. what we have seen from the enemy in these years is that they are doing everything they can against us and against our country. but today they don't have the ability. why? because they feel that today our forces are powerful forces. this visit more than

afzali was one of the tudeh party's infiltrators in the army and the commander of the navy.ourse, it is still a question for many that how an electronic engineer can kill the commander of the navy with a scholar of operations officer . disappointment in the process of arresting members. he was arrested by the tudeh party and sentenced to death in court. he was the commander of the navy of the islamic republic in the first months of the war, and at that time they tried to confiscate all the victories of the navy in the first two or three months of the war in his name. but later it turned out that in the first months of the war, when the navy guys were able to attack the bases of al-bakr and al-alamiyeh in iraq and capture them , they actually achieved a great victory . captain fazli gives the order to withdraw from these platforms for no reason. this suspicious decision of fazli caused the nafche pikan to be caught and sunk in the ambush of the iraqi navy. transferring information on expensive and advanced american weapons that existed in the army since the pahlavi era was an

it was a navy base and a lot of navy housing on this island specifically for around 80 years and duringa lot of innovative species were introduced on the island, eucalyptus, a lot of different european and algerians plants were on the island. we wanted to bring in the native eye college here on the island before the navy started to redevelop it and introduce some of those invasive species so the species you're seeing in this stormwater garden in the basin and the upland area was a part of those types of ecology s that's trying to be returned to this side of the island but different other spaces through out the islands development. so whenever we started this process, we identified a number of species of native plants that seem applicable to the ecology that we're trying to grow. there's 45 species, so a -- there's 15 species so they are hard to find in the nursery trade so we needed to grow it ourselves to achieve the biodiversity that's in the design here. as a part that have process, we brought on a nonprofit group called ledge, l-e-g- which is literacy for environmental justice. they

navy in the 20th century. but that's an important point. thank, sir. yeah. hi. i have visited fredericksburg. so. but i have a question for you. number one, from what i learned there, he was heavily pressured by his family to go into the family business, which was the hotel business. of course, you know. and how much did that affect him? but i another question on a more personal level is standing in that huge courtyard in the middle of that museum and seeing all those names and realizing that he said anybody, no matter. what their rank that served with them should have their name there. i found that very moving. yeah. nimitz was i think nimitz genuinely carried it wasn't just a pr or self-promotional notion. he really felt they were all on a team. and the best example of that is probably not even at fredericksburg, which is moving enough. but if you visit the san bruno cemetery near francisco, in fact, quite san francisco airport, nimitz, they had a place save for him. arlington national cemetery. they were go

navy operated at this pace for a couple of months? >> i think you have to go back to world war ii, where you have ships who are engaged in combat. when i say "engaged in combat," where they're getting shot at, we're getting shot at, and we're shooting back. >>> beautiful kids. good, good. i'm going to blame you, andrew, if they don't do it. >> can you imagine the repercussions on myself, my family, if it was me, andrew hitt, who prevented donald trump from winning wisconsin. >> you're saying you were scared? >> it was not a safe time. if my lawyer is right and the whole reason trump loses wisconsin was because of me, i would be scared to death. >>> 5,000 miles from hollywood, "oppe "oppenheimer" star cillian murphy prefers a beach to a red carpet, but his oscar nomination brings a blinding light to an artist who would rather disappear. emily blunt told me, half joking, your interview with cillian will be a disaster. is this going to be a disaster? >> i don't, i hope not. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson coope

or dialogue where the navy. again wrong but it seems to me for the department to be more than someone sitting by the side of the community advocating for its not covering every issue but people have the capacity scientistly to whookt what the information is and say put the finger on the scale that is a problem needs to be - will not solve our issues do you understand what i'm seeing saying i'm trying to understand is the plan you are creating and building out where is that advocacy to bring the department expertise whatever it is to the o to the table and not just sitting by the way side to understand what the navy is saying. >> chair, if i may answer that that is a broad range of issues with the air and other things it is difficult to speculate but areas in a which we'll see science and standard we may hear that maybe something we have technical experts looking at the plans and in the situation that were to arise we would have a voice and who knows what is direction is public communication or letters or public

do you think um, about the navy. should have to there's sailors should have to have mandatory climate change training? is a good idea ? training? is that a good idea? is it all par for the course, or is it a complete waste of time? your thoughts? i'll see in your thoughts? i'll see you in two. he referred to effing israel , he referred to effing israel, talking about israel with an expletive . expletive. >> hi there, michelle dewberry keeping you company till seven columnist at the mail on sunday peter hitchens alongside me as is the former labour adviser matt lazor. um, carol says michel, i'm watching you while we have our valentine's dine in dinner. that's very romantic . dinner. that's very romantic. thank you. uh, what a treat. what a pleasure be able to what a pleasure to be able to share intimate moments share your intimate moments with you. that . uh, you. i appreciate that. uh, peter please, can you tell peter says, please, can you tell peter says, please, can you tell peter hitchens, the man who never made m

us and british navy are intentionally concealing many facts about the almost daily operations carried out by the yemeni naval forces against their ships in the red sea and the gulf of aiden in support of the palestinian resistance in gaza. although the us fifth fleet based in recently acknowledged the difficulty of confronting the yemani side, it did not address the strikes that targeted american ships and destroyers. conversely, military experts in san'a affirmed to press tv that there are escalating military operations against american and british military ships and warships. this reality has become evident to the united states, which has acknowledged facing its biggest challenge since world war ii, with 7,00 american soldiers at sea experiencing fatigue and exhaustion after more than... four months of confrontation without adequate rest or leave, they were caught off guard by the military capabilities of sanah, including its large stockpile of missiles and drones with advanced features capable of bypassing major defense systems and reaching the closest level in the defense system,

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, following each operation that threatens the american and british vessels, the ladder navies deploy swarms of drones and wall planes to patrol the international waters, to protect the vessels and destroyers from yemeny drone attacks, then carry out attacks on areas that have been already targeted before. meaning they have no real targets there. more details in the following report. events and developments are rapidly unfolding at the levels of direct confrontation between yemen on one side and the united states and its allies and proxy armies on the other. us and british navy are intentionally conceiling many facts about the almost daily operations carried out by the yemany naval forces against their ships in the red sea and the gulf of aiden in support of the palestinian. resistance in gaza. although the us fifth fleet based in bahrain recently acknowledged the difficulty of confronting the yemani side, it did not address the strikes that targeted american ships and destroyers. conversely, military experts in san'a affirmed to press tv that there are escalating military operations

naval base here in bahrain, home of the navy's 5th fleet. arrived here in the middle east on sunday. each day we have learn of new attacks from iranian-backed militias. american soldiers have died, and american warships and aircraft are under fire. the number of attacks from houthi militants are increasing, and some of their weapons are getting closer. a senior defense official here in bahrain just moments ago telling us exclusively that about ten minutes ago, the f-18 superhornets bombed ten unmanned drones in western yemen that were preparing to launch. that is how dynamic this situation. also, just hours ago, there was another attack. the uss kearny shooting down a ballistic missile and several drones that were heading their way. we're also learning new details about that attack on a u.s. destroyer last night that was the uss gravely. and the houthi missile came within a mile of the battleship that is significant. why? because it forced sailors to use their final line of defense. bottom line, despite the biden administration's efforts to

the meeting was attended by the deputy commander of the indian navy. it was decided that in this meeting, while exchanging opinions in the direction of expansion the very good relations between the navy of the islamic republic of iran and the indian navy were discussed in this regard. we had a very good meeting with the south african navy commander who was very, very enthusiastic about all further interactions. the port or coastal phase of the milan 20-24 exercise will end tomorrow. and after that the marine stage will continue for 4 days . abdul maliki, radio and television news agency, new delhi. the researchers of a knowledge-based company succeeded in designing a monitoring system for solar power plants. the system is equipped with artificial intelligence, which is one-fifteenth of the sample price it has been traded abroad. these gray rectangles are supposed to help solve the electricity imbalance in the country. the government's plan to produce 15,000 megawatts of electricity through the construction of the khurshid power plant, the advantages of

in 2022 , the royal navy admitted that it was short of 7.0 sailors.removed from combat duty. for the same reason, the british were unable to send an aircraft carrier strike group to the red sea in january; it turned out that there were not enough people on the support ships. it got to the point that the royal navy began to lure service through social networks, and for vacancies requiring the rank of rear admiral. the royal navy recruits the chief of submarine command, responsible for top-secret elite operations and the trident programme, our nuclear deterrent. candidates must either be reservists or have military service experience. do you know someone who is ready to perform such tasks? britain has four strategic nuclear submarines of the design. with nuclear weapons on board, they are all based in scotland at faslen bay. how at least one of the boats must be constantly on alert in the arctic region. since 1982, next to this base there has been a peace camp, where pacifists are constantly on duty. from time to time they organize various events there.

each of these two new vessels of the irgc navy has three missile launchers. both vessels, together or separately, can participate in the battle formation like an operational island. hossein azhadhai of the band abbas news agency. babak zanjani's property was identified abroad and was transferred to tehran. the head of the judiciary announced this news at the meeting of the supreme council of the judiciary and added that according to experts, this shipment of property babak zanjani identified abroad will be compensated for the aforementioned situations. among our relatively important controversial cases in the last decade, it can be said that the last decade was babak zanjani's case . he wrote an article in addition to the decision of the court. that article was this, obviously, if he returns the entire property against the convict, under article 114 of the islamic penal code, he will have to deal with friendships and from the provisions under article 114 of the islamic penal code. he can benefit from his significant property that he introduced from noshgah. f

navy corps. two vessels with missile systems with a range of more than 700 km and the ability to carry armed helicopters were used as two operational bases to form the first heavy naval ship. the order to join the combat patrol vessels of shahid hassan bagheri and shahid siad. siad shirazi, each with a length of 67 meters, weighing 600 tons and four engines , can sail up to 9,500 km. in the design of these ships, numerous broken lines have been used and the ships have escaped radar. another feature of these new floats is the capability of air defense by firing vertical missiles. major general bagheri, chief of general staff. the armed forces said at the joining ceremony of the martyr bagheri and martyr siad shirazi ships in bandarbas: having a naval base in the far distance gives us the ability to use the vessels that are launched from this large vessel and the drones that come with these and electronic equipment such as radars and other gauges have the ability to create a naval base in the dista

captain of the first rank of the navy reserve.ossiysk, yes, when we talk about our surface-underwater drones, we understand that, well, the russians should feel uncomfortable in novorossiysk, yes, and the key story, what do you think we should expect from them, in particular, when we say and about their naval base in novorossiysk, well, novorossiysk has a very serious importance for russia, both militarily and economically. i want to remind you that last year 160 million tons of goods were transshipped through... overloaded before the war for all the ports of ukraine, and by the way, the profit from this cargo, exports and imports in a serious percentage goes precisely to the military ambitions of russia, and a significant amount of oil products and natural gas is shipped through novorossiysk. i think that this should be taken into account when again. planning of military operations, and indeed there is a military site in the port of novorossiysk, it was renovated in the early 2000s, now all new ships built after 2014, submarines,

the one of the largest navies in the world really is an extraordinary achievement. so if a pay is in crane is finding it easier to put rougher on the black foot in the black sea than it is on, on dry land. why is that? what are the reasons behind that? yeah, well i think that, i mean, obviously the, the ukrainian defensive last year didn't really achieve what it was meant to achieve. and that's because the russians had some time to be able to dig in. so all along the front, they dug in strong fortifications. anti tang dishes mine fields, and the reality is it's easier to defend them to attack. and so that is why we see that the war line stalemated. but of course, in the amount of time do you mind as you seem to this attack? just a few drones and you can have quite a large effect on ships that much harder to defend. and how do you expect russia to respond to this? well, i actually don't think that as much they can do in the maritime domain. i mean, previously ships have been sunk and they haven't done very much. usually what russia does, when you train manages a spec

it was a navy base and a lot of navy housing on this island specifically for around 80 years and duringa lot of innovative species were introduced on the island, eucalyptus, a lot of different european and algerians plants were on the island. we wanted to bring in the native eye college here on the island before the navy started to redevelop it and introduce some of those invasive species so the species you're seeing in this stormwater garden in the basin and the upland area was a part of those types of ecology s that's trying to be returned to this side of the island but different other spaces through out the islands development. so whenever we started this process, we identified a number of species of native plants that seem applicable to the ecology that we're trying to grow. there's 45 species, so a -- there's 15 species so they are hard to find in the nursery trade so we needed to grow it ourselves to achieve the biodiversity that's in the design here. as a part that have process, we brought on a nonprofit group called ledge, l-e-g- which is literacy for environmental justice. they

the shortage of personnel is so severe that the british navy decided to find a rear admiral, the headrine fleet operation, through a recruitment service . british veteran submariners considered such a vacancy announcement shameful. for a serious conflict, of course, for a serious operation, the uk will not dare alone, let's say, never , because it is wonderful... russiske nasjonalsangen, slik at vi ikke vinner krigen, men vi vinner i hvert fall banketten, ja, tus takk for at du kom i studio, bjørn, takk skal du ha, ja, liker du bors, bors, russisk rødbettesuppe, det er bare å vende seg til, ja, germany, even in england, shows that europeans are not ready defend their countries even in the case of direct military threat, and now look at the courage and heroism our soldiers demonstrate in the fight against the ukronazis, a recent episode from the front line, the enemy drone kamikaza took our soldiers by surprise in a forest plantation, the russian infantryman did not lose his head, beat up a drone that came to hand with a snag, saved not only himself, but also his comrades, the followin

speaking recently at a military exhibition in abu dhabi, the head of the us navy central command, viced that american unmanned boats and sea drones do not work well in the middle east ; naturally, the climate of the region is to blame for this, because the devices are being tested in america perform well, there is poor visibility, heat, because of this the drones either face serious... technical problems or cannot work at all. disappointment the american admiral can be understood: the middle east is the cradle of sandstorms, and the point is not that the suspension in the atmosphere significantly impairs the direct visibility range , it limits optical reconnaissance, dust and sand interfere with the very control of the drone, particles raised in the air acquire a static charge during friction , and even in conditions... of a small storm , the electric field strength increases from normal 100-200 per meter to 300-500, and the inevitable interference in such cases reduces stable radio communication by at least 230%. the united states decided to test its naval drones not just anywhere, bu

we are not talking about that enough in the navy, but that is clearly coming. when we think about the next generation zip yard -- shipyard, we need to be expanded shipyard capacity but it is not just the traditional way of existing huge subs. we need to produce those quickly and at scale to make sure they are the best in the world. >> our industry has typically been very long cycle in nature with the very things that we build, mostly newtonian based. the future is about bringing together big things that we build with great software, great can tell it -- great technology, great networking space. >> i think it is incredibly important to build on what ted said, and that is the pentagon through the years has been a hardware-based organization. if you look at the future, the future will be driven by software. the pentagon needs to be a software driven organization where software informs hardware, where software through the use of ai and others can adapt almost at real time to challenges that we face around the world. that is how we will successfully counter the buil

two navy s.e.a.l.s died trying to board that ship. david martin has more. >> reporter: the four were arrested after navy s.e.a.l.s boarded this vessel off the coast of somalia and found missile parts including a warhead the u.s. says were being smuggled from iran to the houthis in yemen. two navy s.e.a.l.s, petty officers chris chambers and gage ingram, were lost at sea while attempting to board in rough seas. the boarding occurred last month on the same date the u.s. and britain launched its first round of strikes against houthi targets in germany. strikes which have yet to put an end to attacks against commercial shipping. >> we've certainly seen in the past 48, 72 hours an increase in attacks from the houthis. >> reporter: the criminal complaint says the four suspects carried pakistani identification cards and that the alleged captain had a satellite phone in which he communicated with a member of iran's revolutionary guards. after the ship was searched and cargo discovered the crew was taken aboard the "uss polar" and transferred

we require tactical air power, the kind that works hand in hand with the army and navy. since in the final analysis, this is the only way to win a war. our great part of the united states air force is devoted to tactical air power. historic line. litchfield, virginia. cradle of the air age has been given the mission of serving as headquarters for the tactical air command here in joint planning conferences with the army and navy. all worked out in detail the principles and techniques of tactical air power principles and techniques adding up to five distinct types of air combat missions. achieving air superiority and close air support. interdiction. air aerial reconnaissance. troop carrier and air supply. just a lot of words to the layman, but to the pilots who fly the missions. these words hold real meaning. achieving air superiority means just what it says. getting the upper hand in the skies over the battle area. we have fighter pilots did just that time and again in world war two to prove that mastery of the air is necessary for the success of ground operations to gain

the british navy announced on monday morning that the ship was damaged as a result of the explosion. the british maritime trade organization said that the ship explosion occurred in the waters of the red sea at a distance of 35 nautical miles south of the coastal city of mokha in western yemen. according to unofficial reports, the name of the ship attacked by rubimar belongs to england. the armed forces of yemen have repeatedly announced that until the zionist regime does not stop its attacks on gaza, it will target the ships of this regime or the ships of azam to the occupied territories in the red sea. in the air attack of the zionist regime on deir al-barrah in the center at least seven palestinians, including three children , were martyred in the gaza strip. by evacuating the patients from nasser hospital in khanyounos, the occupying forces put their lives at risk and do not even allow the patients to be transferred to other hospitals. 70 employees of the hospital were also arrested and now 150 patients were left without medical care in the old building of the hospital. in the we