complete stance from our beloved people, which included military operations in the red sea. and the arabian sea reaching up to the indian ocean, in addition to using ballistic and winged missiles and targeting occupied southern occupied palestine to attack targets that are linked to the israeli enemy, and how this complements the jihadi resistance france in gazza and lebanon and iraq within the broader framework. step forward to provide it with support as much as we can, and we are ongoingly trying to advance our missile and naval capabilities to contribute further in supporting and standing with the palestinian people and also to attack the israeli enemy, the palestinian oppressed. people are suffering from oppression and are suffering from killing and kidnapping and torture and demolishing of homes and also demolishing of agricultural lands etc and the confiscation of their rights to liberation and independence and also seizing their territory and occupying their nation and the attacking of the sanctities, the holy sites there ever since the british occupation which was not s with the crimes

regard work, because the other port is also the one next to it, not far from this port, also the arabian seaani port, which is leased from the chinese, called gwadar, yes, which they built a strategically important port that provides access chinese goods, yes the chinese have something to teach, they have a disputed territory with india, and gilgit-baltisad, so they did not care about this prohibition, they built the karokorom highway there, you look there, you think, lord, you know what to put at such a height, i went, true, on high mountain roads 5,000 m, but i have never seen anything like this, but now they have signed, why build the road, because they will, as it were, insure each other, yes, because if anything, they stroked, then everything will go charibahari and the americans now they say they threaten pakistan, stop signing, we will block you, but they are forced to do this, because iran’s influence in the region is growing sharply, so to speak, yes, and this is not going anywhere, our task, by the way, is literally two words, so that we don’t get stuck tomorrow it turns out that c

absolute in the region and it's extended the influence of the targets we said will reach from the arabian sea, the red sea, the the the indian ocean even to africa, so after the any any zinis ships or in or going toward the z ship, so they seen all of that and they know before few couple of months ago they were talking about devastating syria, to isolate syria totally of... from the supply chain as they call it of the resistance and that's why we seen how they sneak with their fighter just from the tenaf which is supported and protected that region by american radars and american uh surveillance system to go and hit in in in alipo and the same thing uh we see the resistance as well is increasing its own uh activities to target and keep the momentum high to target the z entity. if you can see there is the irakis hit as well in in in haifa and in ilat and the yemen is as well and the lebanese resistance is scalating with using a new weapons and new techniques all of that, but the american hegemony in that region in aquation and this is why we see there is consensus in the west in supporting. de

yemen, number of targeted ships and warships has reached 73. when it comes to the red sea, the arabian seas and the bubble mandab straight, including the sus canal, it is worth mentioning the importance that they have for shipping. for example, the swiss canal shipping route that leads to the red sea is an important waterway for world trade and is used to transfer goods and energy between europe and asia and other regions of the world. this route saves time, money by avoiding bypassing the african continent. according to the analysis of the freight trucking company fritos. the rate of shipping goods from various chinese ports by ocean route to israel for each 40-foot container has increased from $1,975 at the end of november to more than $2,300 on december 12th. also, the time to reach the destination has increased by at least. 18 days, on the other hand, the port of ilot, which is located on the coast of the red sea, has been practically closed due to yemeny attacks on this port and the lack of movement of ships to it. as a result, the trade of the zinus regime is carried out through ports

it stands arabian sea shore. it's a long weekend, a fun on the waterfront for pakistan's middle class. the country is facing a crucial test. we can sense that here. nobody believes that anything will change quickly and fundamentally after the election, if you're getting with them, i goes with the problems with these things. so if you are going right i didn't show up on the evening before, after landing, and the 25000000 inhabit at metropolis, we realize what the norm is. challenges any future government here in pakistan would face its only rain for an hour before arrival. and large parts of the capital are practically underwater. even the next morning, the water has still not drained away everywhere. and then narrow streets of karachi is historically already district. we want to know what people expect from a new government. as very few foreigners come to this district notorious for drugs in gain crime, we are immediately surround it. everyone wants to tell us something. what we need here is like tricity water, g

first coming off the arabian sea, and then coming off the bay and then call that's pumping in a lot of humidity. so it is feeling like 40 in many places. also keeping with that same of wind off the south china sea here that gives us humidity for china is had an island in northern vietnam, but it also sparks them severe thunderstorms. pretty much anywhere from you know in providence right into one down, dark in the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling. well, japan skews you. island just getting clipped with a bit of rain here on thursday. it's also gonna kick back a bit of what weather into tokyo with a height of $21.00 degrees and biggest burst of rain and into an easy on thursday will be forced to bounce around. and so the ways the islands see it later, i the, the latest news as it breaks around, han has given a cause that people have just come out in large numbers, galvanized public to the board with detailed coverage. but the recent prices and the realization that things are likely to get much worse before they get better describing some residents to the brain

first coming off the arabian sea, and then coming off the bay and then call that's pumping in a lot of humidity. so it is feeling like 40 in many places, also keeping with that same of weight and off the south china sea here that gives us humidity for china is hand an island in northern vietnam, but it also sparks and severe thunderstorms. pretty much anywhere from united providence right into one down, dark in the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling. well, japan skews you. island just getting clipped with a bit of rain here on thursday. it's also gonna kick back a bit of what weather into tokyo with a height of 21 degrees and biggest burst of rain and indonesia on thursday will be forced to bounce around. and so the ways the islands see you later i the, the unique perspective. everything is political, you cannot stay out of politics and everything is a feminist issue to on hud voices. we see our leadership destroying the ability to have a normal life in god. and that the stories that really feel us having a normal life. elizabeth connects with our community and

from tehran, and this morning we we heard about a vessel, civilian vessel that was hijacked in the arabian seae iranian military, the irgc. you know, it's very interesting because we spoke in the past about iran being a state sponsor for terrorism sending money mostly to their proxies, but you see the iranian military hijacking in daylight a civilian cargo vessel and taking the vessel with the crew to iran as we speak. so we see that version of iran. we are on high alert. our air defense system are ready. with we don't know what will happen, but we are ready to protect our civilians and to retaliate if we have to retaliate. neil: so when you hear about these warnings from the united states to israel no less be careful how you react because that could lead to something biggerring you know, etc., do you chafe at that? >> so i think first, you know, the western them can crasses should -- democracies should threaten, push against iran, not against jerusalem. look what we are dealing now. we are dealing with a southern state, iran, threatening another state to send ballistic missiles. it's unheard

how is the smuggling situation evolved since october 7th and since we forced our forces into the arabian sea >> thank you senator. the smuggling continues. we know that it continues. i think to get into details to describe exactly what we are seeing, the volume, the routes, the shipments will probably require speaking in a closed session. but because we continue to see those efforts, we have under taken in that sense in particular has been in the lead on this enhanced efforts to identify and then interdict those shipments when we see them. we do communicate with various partner who is could also bring that capability to interdict. we ambassador lenderking and i have worked together in looking at opportunities to strenghten. i believe the smuggling does continues but because we know it's continuing we are working to strengthen those efforts. >> thank you. a couple of months ago we were in djibouti. they can't get through the suez canal. going around africa. it's adding time, to the cost significantly the impact of foreign trade. all of these things as a result of the houthis and what they're

iran's doctrine of self defence, if the proverbial really hits the fan, it's too close down the arabian seasea and the strait of hormuz, and you're looking at around 35, 40% of globally traded oil . if that globally traded oil. if that happens, you would see a price spike. i think probably quite similar to the early 1970s. now that's highly unlikely , but it that's highly unlikely, but it is probably important context for people when they oh, we for people when they say, oh, we should just care about here at home big, big home because there are big, big implications with regards to what the middle east what happens in the middle east for here in the uk. for us here in the uk. >> yeah, i mean, do you share this view? we've just been in the headlines as well. the news headlines as well. we're seeing cameron we're just seeing cameron there with, netanyahu. >> pictures are glorious. >> i was just about to say you made comment which the made a comment to me, which the viewers have been able viewers wouldn't have been able to listening to hear because we was listening diligently instead. diligent

and since we have surged our forces in the red and the arabian sea? >> thank you, senator. the smuggling continues. we know that it continues. to get into details to describe exactly what we are seeing, the volume, the roots and shipments would probably require speaking in a closed session. but because we continue to see those efforts, we have undertaken, enhanced efforts to identify and interdict those shipments when we see them. we do communicate with various partners who could also bring that capability to interdict. mr. lenderking and i have worked together on looking at opportunities to strengthen the inspection mechanism among them which tinker shipments that are on the way into the port of yemen are also searched for weapons. this is a work in progress. i believe it does continue but because we know it continues, we are upping our efforts to interdict those shipments. >> senator barrasso. >> thank you so much. mr. lenderking, last week i was in djibouti, we have 140 members of the air national guard there, right there at the tip of activities, it's a hotspot we see h

arabian sea at a record.umid air, pushing up very warm, humid air, meeting cold air coming across saudi arabia to the convergence of the two air masses. very slow moving, massive, massive thunderstorms fuelled by excess temperatures created by climate change and then we're going to see more of this, make this absolutely clear. i've been on this station many, many times, and pitt talking and certainly with pitt talking about . and you know about this subject. and you know full well isn't going full well that this isn't going anywhere tomorrow . and that is anywhere tomorrow. and that is why mps are concerned that why the mps are concerned that this government is kind of, in a way, moving to more towards the reform uk sort of denial, build a wall thing that's a big wall type thing that's that's what richard tice was saying last night, i'll meet him on another occasion and talk to him about that one. well, no one denies climate's changing, denies the climate's changing, but pounds or but how many more tax pounds

wanted to shout was to just along the red sea coast of the arabian peninsula, america picking up to around 40 degrees celsius. could be hotter than that in gaza on this day. already. hot and sticky day a horrible day in store, i'm afraid. is it going for the evening into the overnight period? one or 2 showers, just cracking off here as well? it will freshen things up, cause what around 25 celsius the friday and your dry weather. elsewhere across the region, maybe one or 2 showers up towards the black sea. what is to show as a possibility to just around northern parts of morocco, northern areas of out jerry us to work halting car for the sales just the he does. he's a little as we go through friday. if the testing sites still something of an issue here at that stage. may mon, across the west africa, the seasonal range continue to trip. know the year 2024 is getting closer. great savings away. you subscribe now to the euro, early the adults to get up to 3 month free subscription or free set, top full experience, the greatest fulton event jump the exclusive b o b. how can we reduce food and s

concerts remain in place as we go on into friday, one or 2 showers to dust along the red sea coast of the arabian peninsula. america picking up to around 40 degrees celsius could be hotter than that in gaza on this day. already hot and sticky day a horrible day in store, i'm afraid. is it going for the evening into the overnight period? one or 2 showers, just cracking off here as well. it will freshen things up. cause what around $25.00 celsius the friday. how do you dry weather elsewhere across the region? maybe one or 2 showers up towards the black sea water to show is a possibility to just around northern parts of morocco, northern areas of our areas, to work halting car for the sales just the he does. he's a little as we go through friday if the testing science still something of an issue here at that stage. meanwhile, across west africa, the seasonal range continue to drifted off a team in the gaza strip. as is continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media, and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanize as is readings and actively h

thank classical seven seas are so the classical seven seas are the arabian, the aegean, the red arabian >> and you're going to be swimming a marathon, which is how far in swimming. >> a marathon in the swimming >> so a marathon in the swimming world is ten kilometres, right? so, so last year i ran a marathon through seven marathon through all seven continents, as you said. and now it's . come back to the it's time to. come back to the number seven. i can't seem to get away from it. and it's time number seven. i can't seem to get a\for from it. and it's time number seven. i can't seem to get a\for then it. and it's time number seven. i can't seem to get a\for the seven.id it's time to go for the seven. >> you a strong swimmer? to go for the seven. >> well, you a strong swimmer? to go for the seven. >> well, yidone;trong swimmer? to go for the seven. >> well, yidone;tron smallimer? >> well, i've done two small swims i did the swims in the past. i did the alcatraz last year, was alcatraz last year, and i was the to the only person on the day to finish wetsuit . and finish without a wetsuit

seas to contain the ship, the gateway to the gulf. the m s. c. areas is linked to it is really busy in that full plane, hijacked ship is being sailed into arabian territory. waters the southern 11 and now it is right. the jets of launched a new round of air strikes. local media reported loud explosions in several places, including bounce re hans the area, seeing regular across for the attacks between these riley forces and has the law sizes since the war on guns that began in october. these right, the strikes followed has the law rockets attacks from southern lebanon. they use 50 will 5 towards up of galilee and northern israel and the occupied golden heights somewhere intercepted by these ready air defense system. hash and reports from the florida in southern lebanon to this is on, is really a strike just on the top of the hill that it just happened. now one strike hit this area that's uh, i found a 34 q to me to us for where i'm standing. also, there was another as far as to the east for where i'm standing. however, this comes just a couple of hours after hes law attacked and is ready position in the uh, i need to community. the talk stopped

arabians in a glide path though. anything coming out of yemen, but also the entire carrier battle group that's in the red sea as welloutpost from the united states and the united kingdom in different countries like jordan and in northern syria and in iraq, i'd even point to that. so you're talking about just a massive amount of a multinational force israel could not have done what happened last night by themselves. and that was a defense of operation with a lot lead time. so when you're turning the tables a little bit and saying about the potential for an offensive strike of that size and capacity, it would be impossible for israel to do that without help from multinational partners. i'm going to give you an example. it was interesting today i was thinking about, i heard someone call all this d is really shock and awe campaign or the iranian shock and off against israel. >> so i >> looked up the figures, the first day of the alleged american shock and awe in iraq in 2003, heads 500 precision weapons going in to the nation of iraq. this had about 380. so this was about the same capacity of the shock and awe at the st

what it says is part of on arabian politic misfire retreat from the dead sea following tech crowds 1st effort direct attack on the country. israel's will cabinet is meeting again to decide on their response to the strike of the weekend. around president abraham, right. you see has one that any huge rainy counter action would have extensive and painful consequences. german chancellor old shots as hotels with chinese presents asian pig at the end of a 3 day trip to chime speaking in beijing. the chance of a higher logic, the need for crowds magic economic cooperation. i mean increasing trade tensions between china and you'd have to leave this also to discuss the war in ukraine. and to fight in copenhagen has told, through the old stock exchange, the flames destroyed the 17th century building spire. historic sites, as the headquarters of the danish chamber of commerce was being renovated, the cause of the fight is not watching dw news from above that you'll find more on our website, b, w dot com the the well, they're still holding express and waiting for israel to make it's next move in t