the arabian peninsula and gulf region are booming.ofile guests from around the world, recognizing its growing geopolitical significance. the role of the so-called middle powers in the international arena is growing as the previous system of institutions of mutual relations is eroded. sustainable markets, modern technologies. these countries are able to resist the pressure of consumers who would like to get everything for free, so to speak. leadership is the main thing. in the raw materials sector itself, nothing has changed qualitatively. yes, there are improvements, but not fundamental ones. there is no need to dilute this importance with discussions about climate. of course, the climate is changing, no matter who doubts it, there are many reasons for this, but trying to reduce everything to the effects of carbon dioxide is politics, not science. chairman conference, sultan al jaber, head of the uae energy corporation , understands the problem very well, unlike the people who deal with it in other parts of the world. he had the coura

the arabian peninsula and gulf region are booming.ing guests. from around the world, recognizing its growing geopolitical importance. the role of the so-called middle powers in the international arena is growing as the previous system of institutions of relationships is eroded. well, when the middle powers also have a whole storehouse of resources, it’s absolutely great. why is the gulf monarchy increasing in importance? we asked one of saudi arabia's most respected oilmen, sadad. hussein, there are many reasons for this, the main thing is not resources, but people, in our region there are many very smart, purposeful and professional leaders, this is oil abdalaziz bin salman. head of the emirates mohammed bin zayed and many others. and their professional qualities only highlight something else. what happens when people are in charge who are incapable of this, as we now see in europe or the united states. the development programs developed here combine political, economic, and technological aspects. they inspire confidence in people an

then it was decided to fly. across the arabian peninsula.e had already appeared that could cross the babelmandep strait. it was a british thirty-eight seat plane henry patch hp-42. in the giant viplane, where stuart was already at that time, hot meals were served, and sometimes there were sleeping places. we managed to reach an agreement with the sheikh of the emirate of sharjah, where the airport was built. the cooperation turned out to be mutually beneficial. the british hired employees from... the local population, and the passengers did not bother anyone, not having the right to go into the city, when they planned flights of flying boats to australia, they decided to make a base here, they agreed with the neighboring emirate of dubai, which had access to the sea, the distance between airports did not exceed 15 km; an air hub was formed, which today connects europe, india, asia, the middle east and australia. during the second world war through. the role of the so-called middle powers in the international arena is growing as the previous

if the situation escalates into a new war scenario in the southern arabian peninsula, it would lead to a spike in oil prices coinciding with upcoming us elections, causing devastating effects on the us and western economies. well, in less than a minute, but wouldn't that be an opportunity for muhammad bin salman to re-engage in war against yemen. muhammad bin salman is aware of the significant repercussions on saudi arabia's. economy and his vision 2030 plan, hence we've been witnessing laked media reports for weeks suggesting that saudi arabia is sending messages to sunah indicating lack of interest in escalating tensions with yemen. the us has been trying to get saudi arabia involved in this so-called international coalition to deter the yemini involvement in the fight against zionist israeli aggression and genocide in gaza, yet so far we have. seeing real enthusiasm from the kingdom of saudi arabia towards any escalation with yemen. i believe that the yeminies are fully aware means for muhammad bin salman to allow another round. of violence against yemen, for instance, it means that

if the situation escalates into a new war scenario in the southern arabian peninsula, it would lead to a spike in oil prices coinciding with upcoming us elections, causing devastating effects on the us and western economy, well in less than a minute, but wouldn't that be an opportunity for muhammad bin salman to reengage in war against yemen. muhammad bin salman is aware of the significant repercussions on. saudi arabias economy and his vision 2030 plan. hence, we've been witnessing leaked media reports for weeks, suggesting that saudi arabia is sending messages to sunhar indicating lack of interest in escalating tensions with yemen. the us has been trying to get saudi arabia involved in this so-called international coalition to deter the yemani involvement in the fight against zianist israeli aggression and genocide in gaza, yet so far we have not seen real enthusiasm from the kingdom of saudi arabia towards any escalation with yemen. i believe that the yemenis are fully aware what it means for muhammad bin salman. to allow another round of violence against yemen, for instance, it mea

all said the reports from the booty south of the narrow bed and mend up straight between the arabian peninsula and africa. several countries have military bases into booty, including the us. of course, the statement is yours in quite a threatening language here, and they said that they affirm that the tract with the international maritime navigation is not a result of the of actions. but rather it is because of the militarization of the red sea by america. and its allies, we came to the region to provide the safety to is rally ships. so force ease from the beginning on her being quite clear and saying that they are not targeting the maritime tray to the red sea. bought brother of the target team. this the ships that are related to israel, this is what they claim so far. and also they went on and seen. the red sea will be a building, a rena, if america and its allies continue in the way of a bullying, and also and other war name for the regional countries. the say that the company is bored into the board and in the red sea also must realize the reality of the dentures that threatens the nationa

in the south, the narrow bevin men deb straight between applicant and the arabian peninsula, connects the red sea with the gulf of r than 12 percent of the world's trade and 10 percent of global oil carried it by ships goes through the strength. the suez canal connects the red sea with the mediterranean sea. it is the shortest shipping route between europe and asia. 15 percent of the world's maritime traffic passes through the so is canal, assess the vendor, the who these have targeted vessels near babylon. many deb forcing major shipping and oil companies to suspend operations through the red seats. rerouted vessels will have to make a longer journey all the way down to the east coast of africa via the southern tip of the content that they with the rush is a professor at the national defense university and a former pentagon director of arabian financial affairs. he says that ongoing us lead efforts to make the red c safe again, for commercial ships will take time. we seen drones and missiles shot down by us ships by saudi land forces by his early land forces, by a british ship and by

were targeted in the, in the, we'd say the slightest attack to a place on the other side of the arabian peninsula of india. how significant is it that ships of being attacked across and not broad, a stretch of water now, a well, this is a significant change and it could be cost of the wrong. and this proxies testing the red lines of the united states and its allies. but this is a highly volatile situation, and the worry here is that that could be a miscalculation or a risk of an escalation. there are a number of possible game changes. i think if there's lots of lines that would be a game changer is actually syncs that would be game changer. his best carries on for an extended period, something global trade, that would be a game changer. and specific situation, i think, is the conflict of the attacks on shipping spread consistently to a broader geographical region beyond the red sea that and that may well start off the chain of events that could lead to a much more complicated conflict. and just briefly, it's with asking us as asked more than a 1000 countries, participate in joint patrols in the r

vladimir putin was met at abu dhabi, this is how the western media assessed his trip to the arabian peninsulaadimir had shows how important this visit is for saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, relations with russia are now at an all-time high, all this is happening because the united states and european allies are trying to isolate russia in the international arena, but of course vladimir putin’s visit is a clear a signal that the russians have been sending for quite some time: russia will not be isolated. russia is too big and certainly too important as a player, especially in the carbohydrate sector. russia cannot be isolated in the middle east. cooperation between russia and iran will be discussed today at the highest level in the kremlin. vladimir putin will receive the president of the islamic republic ibrahim reisi. he has already arrived in moscow and plans to examine in detail promising joint projects in the trade and economic sphere. transport, energy. in addition, the leaders will exchange views on major international and regional topics, such as the situation in ukraine, pa

they have been fighting on the arabian peninsula for a long time, out of necessity, but now they havermed boycott of israel for its actions in palestine. the shid group ansar allah, in arabic, supporters of allah, originated in the early nineties in the province of saada, in the north of yemen. that's when ansar allah rebelled against the sunni authorities. the rebel leader, hussein al-houthi, was killed almost immediately, and the group took his name. the houthis make up about 10 million and a third of the country's population. they believe that the sunni majority. in 2010, the houthis signed a truce with government forces, but it lasted exactly a year until the arab spring. how as soon as demonstrations began in yemen, the president, ali abdullah salih, abdicated power and fled to saudi arabia. abd raba mansur hadi became the head of state, but a new war began. in 2014, the houthis again, now president hadi , asked to flee to saudi arabia. help from the gulf monarchy. riyadh created the leadership of the arab coalition, which in march of the fifteenth launched a military operation a

africa is chosen as location for this for the first time, it was held the country outside of the arabian peninsula and it was chosen because of history, south africa's apparently history, and also because it was 10 years since the since the passing of nelson mandela our struggle hero, but you know the interesting thing is when people here nelson mandela, they think of a grandfather of the nation and someone who is always full of smiles, but the fact is that nelson mandela was warrior, he did not smile. his way to freedom, the terrorist, so anc, his political party was a terrorist organization, and you know that went from terrorist organization to the peace prize in 193, so yeah, that's it's just fascinating that people only see one side of nelson mandela, forget the role that he played, it was because of him that the anc took armed struggle, so that was what been about. 1961 i believe um and yeah it's just i would really appreciate it if around the world people can understand that it does take an on struggle you don't he didn't sit in in prison for 27 years just to and come out of and miraculously

china has enormous in the persian gulf in the arabian peninsula, it imports most of its oil and gas from there, russia has tried to make up for some of it when it could not reach it, but today it's impossible to... feed the chinese industrial machine without the persian gulf, without the middle east, they are not going to stand by and watch us annihilate iran, and we've talked before about the turks, the turks are, that nation is ready to fight. mr. erdogan has talked himself into a real corner in my judgment, because people there are enraged and ready to fight. this is a, this is a large gasoline storage site. that that simply needs the right match at the right time and the right location and it will blow up, that's the problem. i want to uh talk with you later in the week about um russia, ukraine and about china, but uh before we finish today, and thank you for that superb analysis of where we stand, here's a clip from a former colleague of yours, colonel uh lawrence wilkerson who shares your views and my views on near... all these things being uh pretty critical about uh prime ministe

internal political division and negative external intervention, particularly from regimes in the arabian peninsula, do you think any of these challenges might hinder the efforts of the iraqi resistance in supporting our people in gaza? the united states entered iraq as an occupying force, it has attempted to fabricate numerous issues and obstacles to benefit from in situations like today, aiming to prevent the formation of resistance forces. political currents in iraq, sympathetic to the region's causes. the us has worked to fuel sectarianism, support isis, dais and aid extremist takfiri factions with the assistance of neighboring arab countries, notably saudi arabia. today it continues to manipulate internal iraqi politics, fostering animosity towards any resistance movement or those addressing the nation's concerns. the reality, iraq has been a tool for the united states. but the al-aqsa flood and the courageous initiative of the resistance factions to open a supportive front from iraq to gaza sour passed all these american obstacles. it proved that the added will power to the capabilities posse

working, we had to create a new one, obviously this is connected. who traveled around this huge arabian peninsulaing to find a clear negotiator from israel in order to conclude new ones, as they are called abrahamic agreements, that is, to reconcile a conflict that for 60 years has poisoned world trade, the world economy, the world security system of checks and balances, he succeeded in something, and many conflicts actually came to the stage where they could be resolved in. .. in particular the arab-israeli conflict, the issue with the palestinian state, all that remained was to take half a step, suddenly a certain force arises that provokes new, fierce fighting... this is an attack on hamas on israel, that’s all an end is put to this, while against israel and against the christian, well, conventionally christian civilization of the european union and america, which are also involved in the arab-israeli conflict, a new coalition is being built, including with the participation of iran and the arab states, monarchies, then there is. as if the world is being pushed towards a new religious civiliza

internal political division and negative external intervention particularly from regimes in the arabian peninsula, do you think any of these challenges might hinder the efforts of the obstacles to benefit from in situations like today, aiming to prevent the formation of resistance forces or political currents in iraq, sympathetic to the region's causes. the us has worked to fuel sectarianism, support isis daesh and aid extremist takfiry factions with the assistance of neighboring arab countries, notably saudi arabia. today it continues to manipulate internal iraqi politics, fostering animosity towards any resistance movement or... those addressing the nation's concerns. the reality, iraq has been a tool for the united states, butsa flood and the courageous initiative of the resistance factions to open a supportive front from iraq to gaza, surpassed all these american obstacles. it proved that the added will power to the capabilities possessed by the resistance factions, coupled with sovereign and political decisions by their leaders, leap frogs all these impeniments. this becomes a strength. for

moves would spark another wave of violence, violence that would for sure light up the entire arabian peninsula, meaning that not only ksa will suffer the consequences, rather the shock wave of consequences will affect all the arabian peninsular regimes, consequently there is push to experite reaching a political agreement between the two. countries in negotiations that have been stalled for two years. well, that definitely sounds interesting. i want to thank you very much, mr. ali murad, political commentator and journalist at al-akhbar for joining us to tell us the latest of what might happen considering the yemen armed forces attempt to perform a maritime blockade against designist entity in support of palestine. thanks million for your time and your contribution. ladies and dance, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about how the confrontations between the resistance and taxes and the zionist and american entity are escalating. it is. certain that all the fronts in the confrontation with the zionist entity have moved simultaneously, what is definite is that these fronts have s

china has enormous interest in the persian gulf in the arabian peninsula, it imports most of its oil and gas from there, russia. has tried to make up for some of it when it could not reach it, but today it's impossible to feed the chinese industrial machine without the persian gulf, without the middle east. "they are not going to stand by and watch us annihilate iran, and we've talked before about the turks, the turks are, that nation is ready to fight. mr. erdogan has talked himself into a real corner in my judgement, because people there are enraged and ready to fight. this is a, this is a large gasoline storage site, that simply needs the right match at the right time and the right location, and it will blow up. that's the problem. i want to talk with you later in the week about russia, ukraine and about china, but before we finish today, and thank you for that superb analysis of where we stand, here's a clip from a former colleague of yours, colonel lawrence wilkerson, who shares your views and my views on nearly all these things, being pretty critical about prime minister netany

located in asia and africa, but on the eve of vladimir putin i visited two countries of the arabian peninsulaonce, the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. the russian president held talks with state leaders, discussing mainly bilateral cooperation in various areas and paying special attention to discussing the conflict in the middle east. however, most of it. negotiations in both countries took place behind closed doors, however , the ceremonial receptions organized for vladimir putin by the statements of arab leaders indicate a high level of attitude and many perspectives in international relations, of course, the idea is to create new such associations of the south-east , alternative to the old international order, where the leaders of the west are still trying, this, too, the effect was very great, probably, this is the aspect that is currently being paid most attention to... in foreign countries , which is, of course, important for us, although the main thing is how our specific connections develop. during the visit to abu dhabi and riyadh, the president’s plane, let me remind you, was

with the help , by the way, of trump's son-in-law, jard kushner, who traveled around this huge arabian peninsulato find - e a clear negotiator on the part of israel in order to conclude a new, as they are called, abrahamic agreements, that is, to reconcile the conflict that for 60 years has poisoned world trade, the world economy, the world security system, checks and counterbalances, he succeeded in something, and many conflicts actually came to the stage where they could be resolved, in particular the arab-israeli conflict, the issue with the palestinian... state, all that remained was to take half a step, suddenly a certain force appeared that provoked new , the most violent clashes, this attack on hamas on israel, that’s it, this puts an end to this, at the same time against israel and against the christian, well , conditionally christian civilization of the european union and america, which are also involved in arab-israeli conflict, a new coalition is being built in that. including the participation of iran and arab states, monarchies, that is, as if the world is being pushed into a new re

as long as you try and settled across a good possibility arabian peninsula, not too much cloud showing up here, but you see a little cloud for the move. just around the sign icon inch that was the cloud, and rice slipping, you know, the piles of saudi arabia as we go through choose dice of hassle royce. lot is to bring one will to, that is spots as it does say that right. and also pushing up into jordan, pulling a little further, a switch. so there is somebody to the east, the side of the mediterranean. last not whatsoever. we have got a few showers there and to cyprus, it took a i was slipping, a little further east was i think for the occupied territories. monday should be last you drive of the showers will setting here. is it going through choose a, i don't think they'll be particularly heavy, but sadly, unpleasant enough and there you go. you can see we all respect to some right into the middle part of the week. some of that went by the olsa effect in the fall, north of libby, a brisk wind, stiff, old wind coming in here. then from ne, in areas of libya range starting to pete route

well, the day before, vladimir putin visited two countries on the arabian peninsula at once, the unitedte leaders, discussing mainly bilateral cooperation in various areas, and paid special attention to discussing the conflict in the middle east. however, most of the negotiations in both countries took place behind closed doors, but the solemn ceremony organized for vladimir putin the reception and statements of arab leaders say: a high level of relations and many promising areas of cooperation. vladimir putin's negotiations in eriyadh lasted about 3 hours, in abu dhabi about 2 hours. in international terms, of course, the idea is to create new such associations, south, east, alternative to the old international order, where they are trying as before. leader of the west, this also had a very great effect, probably, most of all attention is paid to this aspect at present - foreign countries, which is of course important for us, although the main thing is how our specific ties are developing; during the visit to abu dhabi and riyadh, the president’s board, let me remind you, was accompani

breathtaking shots published today by the ministry of defense following vladimir putin’s visit to the arabian peninsula-35s aircraft equipped with various types. missiles, that is, those same multi-role fighters along the entire route, to the emirates, saudi arabia, and then back, provided the russian delegation with the proper level of security, taking into account, as dmitry peskov put it, the turbulent and unpredictable features of the middle eastern region , they fulfilled their task, of course, flawlessly , although it couldn’t have been otherwise, because they were piloting aviation group, first class pilots, whose skill requirements are always the highest, but what exactly do they consist of? ready to explain, he is talking about the most responsible mission: to beat up and neutralize everything that could pose a danger to the presidential plane, which, during the visit of the head of state of the persian gulf country, was accompanied by an entire fighter flight consisting of four su-35s, real heavenly guardians, whose pilots provide reliable protection of air force one, fighters have everything

houthis, which are a major iran-backed proxy i'm on the southern tip of the arabian peninsula, as theyth ticket ability and intent to target vessels, are replicating pa of the security strategy you saw the islamic republic of iran develop and refine in the persian gulf and strait of hormuz against oil-based shipping for decades now. maryam: why are they doing it now? >> excellent question. the who these, since 2017, have expressed their intent to enter any kind of perspective conflict between the israelis and hamas, or israel and lebanese hezbollah. now we have a israel-hamas conflict on our hands, and who these have a long-range strike capability as well as anti-ship weapons, brought to you by the islamic republic of iran, to strike at israel as well as the shipping. ironically, the moreuccessful israel and the international coalition have been in preventing these strikes on israeli territory, strikes of ballistic missiles, drones, who these have attempted to go after the low hanging fruit, which is the shipping that passes by their shores in the red sea. that is why they are preying

image nice supply them appear to have given a loyal welcome during the wistful store trip to the arabian peninsula, defying claims of washington to national ice. the nation under the sign caught up president items most infinity and on a package for ukraine on his wealth is built in the senate house of public and pressed the top of the policy. and that the tyler and good morning, price of money, it is still gone. h, i am here and so we must groups buttons program on starting us off one pass and has repeatedly payment killed and a number injured off to the is randy on the target to the pool. the city of rough or, and southern casa, the strike comes as the will passed, the 2 month lock, the well, this expressions what hubs in russ bye with the night sky, tiny red from wires as well, says the attack walton retaliation to her mouth. 5 rings. lopez from the city to who is really tired tree. the idea has been pushing its ground up racing the pot into southern thaws despite the previous claims that this house would be safe. specifically in the shelter south said the crowd, typically people struggling to f

and the day before, vladimir putin visited two countries of the arabian peninsula, the united arab emiratese, let me remind you, was accompanied by russians. as the press secretary of the head of state dmitry peskov explained, this is due to the unpredictable situation in the region. here is the footage we received today from the ministry of defense. this is another video of the training and flight of russian pilots, departure from the capital of the united united arab emirates and landing in saudi arabia. as noted in the department, the pilots of 2024. the resolution on the voting date was adopted today by the federation council. the document comes into force on the date of publication. from this moment on , the election campaign in russia actually begins. our correspondent, elizaveta khramtsova, works in the federation council. elizaveta, greetings, tell us how the voting went and will the voting take place over 3 days? daria, good afternoon, the voting took place quickly, in an atmosphere of complete agreement, now we can, when the document was published with full confidence to say that

to go back very many years where you have challenges up in the strait of homeless between the arabian peninsula and iran, which would threaten the world on supply shipping as well as long as you have so many things. and a quick look at some of the other stories making is around the world today. adams and texas governor and greg abbott has approved a new bill that would give the police sweeping powers to arrest my friends who illegally cross the united states border. the meal also, it gives authority to the judges to order these people to leave the country. most comes as part of an overall attempt to tighten immigration laws and in hundreds of people have been left stranded in northeastern australia after a trout. tropical cycling triggered severe flooding. roads have been washed away, leaving some people trapped in their homes, rescue teams or working to reach people trapped in the air, lift them to safety. exemption president of the us on top of safety has think motors, i'm for securing a 3rd term, an office who received almost 90 percent of the vote. and last week's election, which was oversh

main partners, friendly countries, primarily china, india, turkey, iran, the countries of the arabian peninsulantries of central asia, our traditional brothers and neighbors, so i think that in this regard the forum was very representative, i noted, answering your question, by the way, that you asked whether american and european investors will return in at least 10 years, to what he said, yes, they didn’t leave and cooperation continues, you notice this, they’re probably talking about it on the sidelines, open up the covenant, well, the president is right, i generally believe that we don’t have unfriendly investors , we have an unfriendly government, probably today , they are very pragmatic people, in essence, the vast majority of them, i think, do not accept the principles of intervention, some military-political ones. into financial activity because it harms everyone, in fact, it harms financial system of the whole world, so i agree with the president in this regard, that well, firstly, firstly, that investors, of course, are waiting for the moment when they can return, when this political p

the day before, i visited two countries of the arabian peninsula at once: the united arab emirates anddi arabia, where i held negotiations with the leaders of these countries. we discussed the situation in the region and bilateral cooperation. most of the negotiations took place in a closed format, but the reception and statements of arab leaders indicate a high level of relations. during his visits to abu dhabi and aryad, the president’s plane, let me remind you, was accompanied by russian fighter jets. as explained by the press secretary of the head of state , dmitry peskov. this is due to the unpredictable situation in the region. here is the footage that we received today from the ministry of defense, this is another video of the training and flight of russian pilots, taking off from the capital of the united arab republic emirates and landing in saudi arabia. as the department noted, the pilots showed the highest skill, taking off from abudabi simultaneously in three aircraft in the closest possible group, at a distance of just a few meters from each other. leading western media a

rebels claim they were targeting israeli vessels in the shipping lanes between africa and the arabian peninsula for. >> but the us needs to be assured and the world needs to be assured that there's freedom of navigation and that ships could transit the heavily trafficked red sea, which so much of the world's trade goes through on its way or coming out of the suez canal. >> meanwhile, israel's military has expanded its ground war in gaza by hitting hundreds of hamas targets in the north and south. israel says it's now carried out more than 10,000 airstrikes in gaza, one this weekend. reportedly killed a hamas commander who helped carry out the october 7th attack on israel. the hamas run health ministry called yesterday one of the deadliest days of the war, saying more than 700 people have been killed since friday when the cease fire collapsed. the cries of wounded children echoing through this hospital. this boy covered in dust, kissed his lifeless brother crying, bury me with him. the toll this war is taking on children is fueling more urgent calls from around the globe for a cease fire. but a

inside story, the the hello weather, as long as you try and settled across the good parts of the arabian peninsula. not too much cloud showing up here, but you see a little more cloud for the move. just around the sun on potentially i will see cloud and rice slipping, know the policy of saudi arabia as we go through, choose dice of hassle. voice a lot is to bring one will to that is sports as it does say that right? also pushing up into jordan, pulling a little further east west. so there is some writers to the east, the side of the mediterranean. let us not whatsoever. we have got a few showers there into cyprus. it took a i was slipping, a little further east, which i think for the occupied territories when they should be lost, you drive, but the showers will setting hears it go on through tuesday. i don't think they'll be particularly heavy, but sadly, unpleasant enough and there you go. you can see we all respect to some right into the middle part of the week, some about why the old so effect in the fall, north of libby, a brisk gwen, steve old wind coming in here, then from ne, in areas of li

countries of the world , this is primarily china, india, turkey, iran, the countries of the arabian peninsularica. throughout all these years, the main task of our forum remain unchanged, this is, first of all , attracting foreign investment into the domestic economy, bringing to the international investment community the most complete information about the opportunities for doing business in russia, the work of the government, the central bank, regional authorities, to improve the business and investment climate. the russian covenant forum has always been aimed at developing equal, mutually beneficial cooperation between our country and the outside world. it would not be attractive to call him one of the symbols russia's openness of the last two decades , its readiness to integrate into the global economy, to actively interact with both the west and the east, in just a few years, the forum took its rightful place in the international business calendar, became mandatory for many investors, all this became possible thanks to the level of representation , the quality of discussions, a rich prog

as long as you drive across much of the arabian peninsula of us and stuff will change is taking place over the next couple of days. as this days. pastries, you can see plenty of sunshine, pleasant enough here in the hot temperatures into the mid twenties. on the chevy side, it's tracy, and i've been all too bad. there's a west of weather that's coming down because northern parts of saudi arabia as we go through friday. and of course, that is one of the tools, a little bit of localized flooding from time to time. meanwhile, it's also some very severe flooding coming to southern parts of techie i as we go on through the stay west of where that coming back into the fall south of the country side for 6 and pretty wet weather, stay followed, winds coming through that little drive it's way further east because as we go on it's a friday the rain coming down across 11 on pushing into israel, maybe even getting into northern parts of the occupied palestinian territories as we go on through the weekend. so i study something to watch out for here. with the weather then that scraping its way acro

he was a pentagon director of arabian peninsula recess. he says, the reports of weapons provided by the us might be seen as a contradiction of any weapon you know, use in the cost, which will kill him. but um, you know, the, the article says that the weapons have been provided since october 7th. so we don't know what the pace of it is, but it's quite probable that a lot of these happened back before the international shift in public opinion when they were focused on the terrorist attack and the abduction and civilians, the master of civilians in israel proper and since then we've seen any roshan in the international support for israel, so i think we'd have to track that this. the 2nd thing is at least the b o u 109. if your aim is to kill civilians, that's not the weapon you'd use from because it has a, the fuse is on the tail. so it goes into the ground and explodes. if you want to kill civilians, what you would do is use an air burst munition or ground versus dish and that would maximize the trap on pregnant. so it's, it's, it's alert ac

saw nothing too bad here. 28 degrees will be the top temperature in karachi and through the arabian peninsula disturbs whether in the lift and we'll throw rain to it. ok, northern and western saudi a ravia or there could be some hill storms here. the examining the impact of today's headlines this year of the destruction of your everything international filmmakers and wealth class john, unless you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence, 7 has to know stories for a global audience. this is my, you house. this is the way what these are so tied to the phrase us from our culture . open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on that. how does era where does the conflict incident stand after 8 months? the rapids support forces says it's in control of the 2nd largest city, but the fighting shows no sign of ending and there's no political settlement on the horizon. so what does it mean for sedans future this is inside store, the.