absolute became without rival in india, persian gulf and south asia.s issue increased the importance of the persian gulf for the british in terms of economy and transportation . because the approximate travel time of ships from aleppo by choosing the persian gulf route to india. it took five months and about 11 months through omid nik's nose. in other words, the communication route of the persian gulf is six months shorter than this period, and it can definitely be considered very economical from an economic point of view. but during the first decade of the 19th century, piracy in the persian gulf had a wide dimension. pirates from tribes living on the southern shores of the persian gulf they were making a living in this way. in the meantime, british ships were attacked and robbed. the british government in india could no longer tolerate this disorder and frequent aggression. interestingly, britain, which settled in the southern islands of the persian gulf under the pretext of establishing security , concluded friendship treaties with the tribes that e

"we had been responsible for protecting the smaller gulf states and we did not know anyone else. when the british government decided to announce publicly they were going to withdraw from the persian gulf, they decided the best way to leave behind a was to try and encourage federation, and they announced and the shakes announced it and we wanted and saw this as a..." in the middle of the 18th century, all the belongings of france and holland in the region were handed over to the east india company of the fakhima government, and england became an absolute power without india became a competitor in the persian gulf and south asia. this issue it increased the importance of the persian gulf for the british in terms of economy and transportation. because the approximate travel time of ships from aleppo by choosing the route of basra, persian gulf to india, took five months and through the cape of good hope, about 11 months. in other words, the communication route of the persian gulf from this period, it can be said that it is very economically depressed. at the beginning of the 19th ce

is a person like bruce, who is so well informed and knowledgeable about the affairs of the persian gulf. he says that bahrain has been a part of the collective expression of pars province in all periods of history, and it is an acknowledgment of a historical fact and it is important that the plenipotentiary representative of the british government in the persian gulf region is azaan. it refers to iran's sovereignty over bahrain, so there must be a historical fact. when this representative comes , he recognizes this. well, it is very important from our point of view. we always rely heavily on this issue of the shiraz agreement in our dispute with the british, whenever we raise our claims. let's do it, because it has been officially said there that a person like adam bruce was not an ignorant person, so the evidences have ruled that this bahrain belonged to iran in different periods. but the infinite power of the british and our weakness and stupidity have made us unable to fulfill this right of ours, but the iranian government sent troops to bahrain many times during the qajar era, the r

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daily us gas production in the gulf of mexico decreased. also, hurricane french was present to bring the number of us oil and gas facilities that have been evacuated to 171 units. hurricane francine hit the gulf of mexico with a speed of about 160 km/h and entered the state of louisiana. the occurrence of this storm caused trees to be broken, beaches to be flooded and electricity to be cut off in chahar american state. russia and china are holding a joint military exercise in the sea of ​​japan. according to the announcement of the ministry of defense of russia, warships in this exercise will include more than 15 warships, more than 10 aircraft and helicopters of the pacific fleet navy and the russian air force along with three chinese non-destructive destroyers. had silas and stormy rains. boris' rampage in central and eastern europe caused thousands of people to flee from the affected areas. as a result of the storm events in the czech republic, slovakia, poland, austria and romania, 7 people died and some went missing. images published b

great extent, that is , it reaches a point where the persian gulf and the protection of the persian gulf , which was once the so-called pillar of the british empire, gradually becomes a place in 1956-68 taking damage and causing damage it actually harmed the british government . inside the go whether we should stretch in the context of all our commitments. from the mid-60s onwards there was a growing current of public opinion in britain that having this kind of post imperial presence east of suis stretching right out to the part east was an anachronism a new role is it where we should contract our responsibilities and rarely became part of europe, i mean this was a movement in public opinion. in 1967 considerable cuts and a political decision was taken for those immediately to uh terminate our relationship both in singapore and in the persian. england, which no longer had the ability to manage its few remaining possessions, made the final decision in 1968. harold wilson, the prime minister of that country, announced that we intend to evacuate as soon as possible . will find after this in

destruction of iranian oil rigs in the persian gulf, attack on iranian supply ship ajr. iran ajr, sahand, joshan and several other warships were attacked by american forces and west gand. but still the bay. fars was unsafe for the trade exchanges of iraqi supporters. finally, on july 12 , 1367, the multipurpose ship vincennes targeted an iranian airbus plane with 290 passengers, 66 of whom were children, flying at a low altitude , killing all 2,090. although the us military claimed that this powerful aircraft the body has been mistaken for the f-14 fighter, but the attack on the iranian passenger plane is a clear message. had his own the americans will not follow any red line in the confrontation with iran. in 1367, the american spy organization provided iraq with detailed information about the location of iranian units in the city of faw and their fortifications. according to the report that mark. in this book, the author of the eclipse book has stated that the cia officers did not stop at providing this information and even designed a complex plan for the iraqis to att

as the honorable representatives know, the british government will withdraw from the persian gulf in 1971 , and it may be thought that there will be practical obstacles at that time. the recapture of bahrain has been resolved, and after the withdrawal of britain, the iranian government can seize this island by sending forces. but it should be noted that there may have been some changes in the composition of bahrain's population during this long period of time, which has been affected by the inner desires of the majority of the people there, and the royal government is not aware of it now. it was based on these considerations that shahneshah ariyamehr during the interview. dated on january 14, 1347 in new deli , the rational and worldly line that iran should have chosen to solve the bahrain problem was specified by this wise expression of the shahnesha and added: maintaining a land whose people are against you. what use will you have? first of all , this act of occupation is considered occupation, and in any occupation, you must take care of the health and safety of the force. be awar

and the goal is to develop concrete plans on how the neighbouring countries can close the gulf of finland to russian ships in the event of a threat. in military terms it is feasible, we are ready for it, and we are also moving in this direction. it seems to me that it is important to realize that we are not, so to speak, deceived by these words. in the case of a threat, the very existence of russia, as i understand it, they interpret this as a threat, why is this not some kind of poetic figure of speech, this, but it is a fact, they themselves, in fact, always say so, therefore, therefore let's proceed from this, it sounds quite threatening, that's true, with all our sometimes ironic attitude, there to finland to estonia, i will not be there to broadcast jokes and, so to speak, stereotypes about them, but i repeat, it sounds quite threatening, in addition, it recently became known that the lithuanian ministry of defense purchased for the first time a batch of... sea -based drones for use in the baltic sea. we are starting to create a force of sea drones, these are proven means with a very

many of them are close to the leaders in the gulf and all of that. i would have to say the conversation has changed tremendously with the chinese. much more closer involvement with the chinese people. the chinese i haven't seen them so qua is matic and middle east and many are buying it. as you know since the war started, the first visit for the gulf states was china. also i think the deal between iran and the gulf states that was facilitated by china, not mediated by china. i'm curious to see what is the strategy of the middle east in terms of countering china? i don't see a winning strategy here. the most diplomatic visit between the ion cheese, saudi arabians are learning chinese in their schools. i don't see that the u.s. strategy is winning in the region and i would like to hear your perspective and you talked about nonaligned states and view of the people. thank you. >> you correctly identify a major problem. mr.smith: one of the things and i'll start the argument here. we are presenting to the world this is a zero sum game. you are with us or

actually, in riyadh this gulf is called.b and we are now on the territory of the council's headquarters, the first meeting, which started literally just now, a few minutes ago with the secretary general, this is jassem mohammed al-budaevi. the meeting is taking place behind closed doors, we will find out the details later, but i will say that the council itself is six states of the arabian peninsula, it is clear that saudi arabia is the leader, as the largest in area, also in the council also includes kuwait, qatar, bahrain, oman, the united arab emirates, this is a regional union, these energy systems are united into one, all trade barriers between them have been removed, for several years now there has been talk of creating a single currency, khaliji, which is the name of the gulf dinar, and russia has observer status in this organization, last year the council meeting was held in moscow, it is obvious that today the agenda includes important international topics and of course regional problems that are important on a glob

the people of the persian gulf believe that on this day one should not go to the sea for fishing, and one should not prepare food from seafood . on this day, the women of the persian gulf bring food such as ranginak, all kinds of sweets, halva, and oil dates to the tables. they give gifts to their guests in the traditional ritual of nowruz darya diving and swimming competitions. and paper kites and athletics competitions and a tug-of-war will be held and on this day the persian gulf residents will wear new clothes and an exhibition of traditional handicrafts of hormozgani women will be presented to the public. i am at your service. thank you very much ms. arefi for your explanation, but let's move on. tabriz, east azarbaijan province, where the iran exhibition is scheduled to be held today , my journalist colleague, mr. rangsaz, will ask for more information about this exhibition. mr. rangsaz, hello, good morning. i am at the service of you and all the viewers of the khabar network. we are going to and it is going to be at this time that on september 11th , the exhibition of iranian s

region. and occupy the oil wells of the persian gulf. what i am saying is not a claim, it is a document from mr. ariel sharon , minister of war of the zionist regime, it is true that at the same time he announced that with the occupation of lebanon, we will go to jordan and the persian gulf after the occupation of lebanon and capture the oil wells of the persian gulf, and then the oil will no longer be an arab oil but a jewish oil. then he pointed out that no force it cannot stop the advance of the israeli tank columns. i said this so that we can understand the greatness of the work of hezbollah and the islamic material and mr. nasrallah's level. why did mr. arya sharom say this? because in all the wars he had with the arabs and israel, he was able to use propaganda and psychological operations and the media. tell the arab countries that israel is an invincible army. and the heads of the arab regimes have come to believe that they cannot stand up to the zionist regime, because this regime quadrupled its occupied territories in 6 days in

look in the gulf. temperatures are in the mid-80s, but it's supposed to be warm here. here's the context on this warm pool i'm standing in. this is a graph that shows you the historical context of what sea surface temperatures are like typically in the gulf of mexico. that red line is this year. go to the top. there's fine print that says september 26th , 2024. let's get a close-up view. this is the warmest by far the waters have ever been on record in the gulf of mexico. let's come back to the map. this is where these storms form. a category 4 hurricane making landfall when just a day and a half, two days before that it was barely a 1, if anything, was rare. we never really had things happen that quickly, let alone having a category 4 hit. we know warm water fuels these storms and they now have more new to work with. there's one other aspect. the winds were relatively weak in the upper levels through the gulf of mexico as the storm was moving through. weaker winds give these storms more ability to get stronger because they're not getting buffeted around by the chaos o

you have to look to the gulf. but the price of getting lolf gulf.oney or dull political support or arab boots on the ground, _ support or arab boots on the ground, so to speak, which i wouldn't _ ground, so to speak, which i wouldn't rule out under some circumstances is a price that wiii— circumstances is a price that will compel the israelis to accept _ will compel the israelis to accept the fact that gaza first, _ accept the fact that gaza first, what to focus on gaza fine, — first, what to focus on gaza fine, it _ first, what to focus on gaza fine, it cannot be gaza only. that — fine, it cannot be gaza only. that raises the question back to hillary— that raises the question back to hillary his point about netanyahu. is this current government willing to engage in a discussion? not even implementation, a discussion on the political horizon in which the political horizon in which the government of israel will commit _ the government of israel will commit itself to a political solution at least two states. the — solution at least two states. the rea

during his visit, rear admiral tangsiri condemned the presence of foreign powers in the persian gulf, stating that their involvement. only inside sedition and division in the region. iran accuses these foreign powers of destabilizing the region and attempting to boost their arms says by sewing discord between iran and the arab kingdoms in the persian gulf. but uh this visit is particularly significant as it comes a mid height and tensions between iran and the us. and as the region evays the much anticipated iranian response to the israeli. assassination of former hamas chief ismail han. iran is sending a clear message here that is ready to confront all threats and is not intimidated by the increased us military presence in the region. we know that uh the us navy has deployeduh two carrier strike groups including the uss theoder roosevelt and uh the uss abraham lincoln to the region and to protect the zinest regime from iran's retire. valuatory strike, us officials claim their presence is to deter further aggression and to prevent a regional war, but it's widely recognized that the us

the gulf is rising up to swallow the island. during hurricane dahlia a year ago, we got about seven foot of storm surge and it completely devastated the island. we're looking at between 12 and possibly 20 feet of storm surge luckily, i'm in a house at the top of a tall hill. i think i'll be okay. >> but i don't know that cedar key as we know, it will exist in the morning. you've you've written out storage before. i assume that's why you're doing it now, even though this is worse as you said, then the last one with the storm surge, i know multiple neighbors first of years also have chosen to ride out the storm. why did you decide to stay well, that's exactly why why i'm here. >> i know of at least a half dozen, maybe ten elderly people that just refused to leave there in low-lying houses. they don't believe the water is going to come up as high as it's going to come. and at some point, they're either going to drop brown in that house or someone's going to have to go and get them and emergency services after the wind gets about 35

tangsiri hailed the operational readiness of the iranian naval forces in the persian gulf, saying they are at the highest level. the irgc commander visited the islands to assess the operational effectiveness of the. newly added defense systems deployed across the islands and the straight of hormos. last month, new missiles, drones and other defensive equipment were added to iran's defense systems in the straight of hormos. ali razah hashimi joined us earlier from press dvc randez. he says the visit by the iogc naval chief to strategic iranian islands in the persian gulf signals the... country's readiness to confront threats posed by american forces in the west asia region. this visit is particularly significant as it comes amid height and tensions between iran and the us, and as the region evays the much anticipated iranian response to the israeli assassination of former hamas chief ismail han. iran is sending a clear message here that is ready to... confront all threats and is not intimidated by the increased us military presence in the region. we know that uh the us navy has deployed

shows how uh much iran is... committed to security and providing actually security in the persian gulfered one of the most strategic straights in the world. right, gisu, and um, you mentioned, are there going to be parades uh, in your neck of the woods, or or for the most part are they going to be contained to the iranian uh capital? well yes, there's going to be huge military parade in the capital as it is customary every year uh, but of course the reason why i'm stationed in bandada abbas is uh because of the magnitude of the parade here, and of course i would definitely want to show you the latest uh military vessels that have been added to the naval force of iran and of course to uh tell you and our viewers more about the capabilities of uh the... iranian armed forces and how iran is committed to providing security in the region with of course these uh military equipment and the advancements that iran has made uh which is completely home-gown danny so what i think our viewers should note is that everything that you see here particularly the military vessels uh the naval vessel that

. >>> all eyes on the caribbean and the gulf as a system develops. let's vurn to violeta yas. >> we will be keeping a close eye on this over the next couple of days. we are watching the gulf of mexico especially here with conditions expected to develop through the next several days. we may be looking at a tropical depression by, let's say, the next day or two. we have a 90% chance that this does eventually become helene, although still a ways away, the development zone starts just east of central america. we will see showers and thunderstorms there, eventually this pushes between cuba and mexico, entering the gulf of mexico where conditions may be favorable for that intensification. now, in terms of where this is headed. still a bit unclear. again, this is still going to be developing through the course of the next couple of days or maybe more of a westward shift, for example, toward louisiana or perhaps an eastward shift which some models are indicating taking this a little closer to florida. all of the gulf states need to be on the lookout and keep

that will eventually move to the gulf of mexico later this week. at that time, it could become a tropical depression or a tropical storm. possibly making landfall next weekend so everyone along the gulf coast needs to watch this very closely. >> linsey: the last thing that area needs. brittany, thank you. >>> outside of atlanta, evacuations were ordered when a fire at a chemical reignited today. smoke and flames rising from the lab could be seen for miles. a fire broke out when water from a fire sprinkler reacted with a chemical. firefighters initially put the sparks out but they sparked up hours later. no injuries have been reported but several major roads have been closed. the local fire chief said there is the third major fire at the plant in seven years. >> israel conducted a large scale air operation against houthi militant targets in yemen. israel says the strikes were in response to recent attacks against israel by iran backed rebels. they continue to pound targets in lebanon. today, president biden said he will talk to israeli prime ministe

floridians waiting for a storm to intensify into a hurricane as it moves into the warm gulf waters. >>> assassination plot, new chilling details about the suspect accused in the second attempt on donald trump's life, his apparent handwritten note his apparent handwritten note and getaway plan. captioning funded by cbs >>> well, >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with the middle east where tensions are at a boiling point as israel steps up its military campaign against the terror group hezbollah while the u.s. works to de-escalate the crisis. lebanon's health ministry says nearly 500 people were killed and more than 1,600 wounded in the deadliest day of fighting since the 2006 war. the israeli military says it continued hitting dozens of hezbollah targets overnight after the barrage of strikes. hezbollah continues to fire back. the idf says about 20 rockets crossed from lebanon into israeli airspace overnight. we begin with cbs's chris livesay in tel aviv. >> reporter: missile after missile. more than 1,300 strikes slamming into southern leba

, just a few minutes ago the meeting of the cooperation council for the arab states of the persian gulfre now at the headquarters of this organization, look here are the flags of all the countries that are part of the cooperation council. literally a few minutes ago , the head of russian diplomacy, sergey lavrov, came out of these large doors, here are also the doors to the other rooms, to the other halls, they are now closed, the other bilateral meetings that are here on the sidelines of this council are taking place behind closed doors, well, sergey lavov's schedule is very busy, and the first meeting, even before the start of the work of the council itself, was with the secretary general of this organization, and this is jassen mohammed al-budaiwi in this... always in the trend of the international agenda, today's meeting is already the fifth at the ministerial level, and we appreciate the usefulness and value of this format, which allows us to touch upon key issues, and then at the next stage to develop practical steps. the council itself is six states of the arabian peninsula, not

the british government will leave the persian gulf in 1971 . and it may be thought that at that time the practical obstacles to regaining bahrain have been removed. and after the departure of the british government. iran can capture this island by sending forces. but it should be noted that there may have been some changes in the composition of bahrain's population during this long period of time, which affected the inner desires of the majority of the people there, and the imperial government is not aware of how it happened. it was based on these considerations that shahneshah ariyamehr during the interview the press dated 14th of january 1347 in delieh nou specified the logical and worldly line that iran should have chosen to solve the bahrain problem with this wise statement. the emperor added: what will be the use of taking and keeping a land whose people are against you? first of all, this act is considered occupation. and in any occupation, you must take care of the health and safety of your occupying forces, and at all times your soldier

good documents, revealed the suspect, kept outside from the gulf coast with food and a rifle. they said that he waited for nearly 12 hours for the former president, before the secret service agent foiled the potential attack with these party gun for to choose the moment the suspected gunmen design or is it is to investigate dispute. the 15 year old man appears to have fitted near former president donald trump calls course for about 12 hours in an updated attempt assessing. meet him with the semi automatic rifle of the secret service agents spotted the rifle in the bushes and opened fire. the gunman slip and shortly afterwards he was taken into custody. as former president trump was moving through the 5th fairway across the course and out of sight of the 6 green. the agent who was visually sweeping the area of the search screen saw the subject armed with what he perceived to be a rifle and immediately discharged his firearm. the subject who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. he did not fire or get off any shots at our agent's drum force on home,

regime, the persian gulf, hormozgan, and 31 shahrivar 1403 and reggie. as a result of the aggressions of the zionist regime, the region was considered the most important focus of the upcoming talks. mr. ergachi said that the zionist regime is ready to commit any crime to get out of the quagmire it is stuck in gaza and to bring fire and war to the region. the crimes he has committed in the past few days and now the issues that have arisen in lebanon, the assassination of party commanders. these seem to be stuck in a situation in a dangerous impasse , the ramblings of a desperate regime that is trying to kill the entire region with itself, so to speak, well, the countries of the region. the islamic republic of iran is always vigilant in dealing with these issues . he will surely answer for his crimes. the foreign minister stated that hezbollah will decide on appropriate responses to the crimes of the independent zionist regime, and other issues will be decided on the basis of the issue. mr. araghchi also mentioned the assassination of martyr ismail haniyeh

the gulf coast ports move important $2 billion of goods every day.e spoke with ch robinson which estimate the companies can still realistically get imports and freight from east and gulf coast ports for another week. >> you want to look at alter alternatives.canada or the east coast. there are a couple of ports that fall into that category. you have air freight as an option. >> i spoke to a number of companies and creating the a alternative routing comes at a premium. rates double if ports to the west coast or gulf coast strike. there is a cost to the economy. the national association of manufacturers say two-thirds of goods move through the ports. t joining me to discuss is the national association of manufacturers jay. >> good morning. >> jay, let's talk about the national association of manufacturers. a lot of names in there. pfizer and winnebago and johnson & johnson. a broad range of companies. what is the impact of the companies if we do strike? >> it will be a pretty heavy hit, to be honest about it. look, we are on tenuous ground economically

now, one thing to note is when it goes through the gulf of mexico, we expect further strengthening. this will get to a major hurricane at some point today before making landfall tonight near the big bend region, when it makes landfall, it's expected to be moving and say about 25 miles per hour or even faster that's very important. born because that means as it moves inland, it can do so very quickly and not weaken that fast. so we expect hurricane strength, storm to make it all the way into macon, georgia, a town that is more than 100 miles away from the coastline. other cities like atlanta, greenville, spartanburg, and asheville also likely to see impacts from this, even though they they are hundreds of miles away from the coast, those winds will continue to spread. cities like macon, atlanta, columbia, you're looking at some of those wind gusts that could be 60 to 80 miles per hour before that system. finally takes off. now another component of this, yes, we are certainly talking about the storm surge pretty much up and down the entire western peninsula of florida. you are looking

we have a great opportunity in the lake by the persian gulf, which most countries in the world regret for 10 kilometers. here, chloro, we want to develop here, what we have to do is to direct the focus from the centers to the places where it is possible to stay and to create a balance between that environment and our life, and this is not what i am saying, i want to do this today. i want to say that i have to see that this process is unsustainable, like many discontents that we are creating and we are drowning in it every day. do what we want to do. that day should not be when it is too late. that day should be sometime it's good that we didn't ruin everything irreversibly. as a result, the plan that we should think about is creating a balance between resources and harmony between nature and life. and this is what you should look at from an economic point of view. at all, the economy of most of these factories near tehran is ours. they bring the original from the persian gulf , convert it here, put it back on the car, go there to sell it, then the price goes up , it has no competitive

tangsiri held the operational readiness of the iranian naval forces in the persian gulf, saying they are at the highest level. the irgc commander visited the islands to assess the operational effectiveness of the newly added defense systems deployed across the islands and the straight of. last month, new missiles, drones and other defensive equipment were added to iran's defense systems in the straight of hormos. iran's young astronomy team has made history at the 2024 international olympiad astronomy and astrophysicist in astrophysics in. securing five gold medals and soaring to first place. the team's stellar performance showcased the power of ivan's young minds to excell on the world stage. upon their return to tehran, our correspondent gisumisha ahmadi had the opportunity to to to talk to some of them. here's a report: a golden moment frozen in time, the iranian team of young astrophysicists glowing with pride as they flash their gold medals to the camera and a selfie that quickly went viral on instagram, the beaming smiles and infectious joy reflecting the hard work and dedicati

the countries of the persian gulf region were both afraid of us and of saddam.s former emir of kuwait, who died after the events of the ceasefire, and this is me after the events of the first american war in the persian gulf. i went to see him, it's clear there. it was very bad for us during the war. i told him jokingly, how do you feel now that you have done this? he said a beautiful word. someone said that we are a tent, you are a mountain, we will be blown away by a wind. after one afternoon, when they all left, his second point was that saddam sent me a message one day that he needed 12 billion dollars of money immediately , and i told him, "dad, it's a century." there is no doubt that this money is not possible. he said that if he doesn't come by monday, i will kill you in your bed, and the emir of kuwait said that i really believed that saddam can kill me, because even the cooks of my own palace are suspicious of them. not only did he give money, but he also gave all his ports to saddam, which means two horrors, one horror from iran and the revolution. isl

take a look at the gulf of alaska. what we will place on top of that is a color-coded view of where the temperature pattern is. yellow, warm air for most of the latitudes, look up to the gulf of alaska. see that pool of blue up there. watch what happies when we take that, it will spill out of the gulf of alaska and it will come down for us. now, this will not be an arctic outbreak. but we are going to take our day time highs which, today, were in the 90s for the inland valleys, by the time we get to sunday the temperatures will be down into the 70s because of that. it will be driven in along on stronger winds than what we have now. this is today and hopefully we can visualize it and the directions are showing you what is going on. this is today, watch the difference between today and when we get to sunday. not strong enough for a wind advisory. as strong as tuesday was, remember that? the winds picked up on tuesday. it is coming again, sunday afternoon, strong onshore breeze here. look at the color code shifting here.

in the persian gulf, okay? um, and uh, you know, so on and so forth, how does this not impact israel regionally, even its reliance on the abraham? accords to take it to the next, the next era forward, is has stopped, has stopped with gaza, with stopped with saudi normalization, if israel escalates on the west bank, even the uae can't stomach that, the jordanians can't stomach it, you know, we're we're just israel keeps making things more difficult for itself, and um, this is what i was going to say, the trajectory that israel is on, a more strategic thinker, a wiser thinker would... cut its losses and take that breather that bengurian made sure israeli military did after every war, but netanyahu's war is forever war, war until victory, it means no matter what, israel refuses to get off its trajectory, it will not get off its trajectory, it will continue because it it is in a bubble believing it has impunity because that's all it's known, but as time moves on that... will fray with the new geopolitical circumsta

we have a new tropical storm after a long lull in the atlantic and gulf of mexico hurricane season. now we have tropical storm francine, winds lower than 75 miles an hour, still a tropical storm, but it's still in the process of getting its act together and the warm surface temperatures, the water is bathtub warm in the gulf. this will strengthen quite a bit, reaching hurricane strength later on tonight, 74 plus-mile-an-hour winds and expected to become a category 2 hurricane with 100-mile-an-hour sustained winds by the time it makes landfall around midday wednesday. that's going to bring not only gusty winds, but the potential for significant storm surge to the gulf coast of louisiana. the colors are appearing on the map, the orange eight to 12-foot storm surge and pockets of red indicating 12-foot plus storm surge along the gulf coast. we'll watch for that and more tropical activity through the next several weeks. back to the bay area, there's fog peeking through the golden gate. it's going to be a deeper marine layer which allows it to expand farther inland the next couple night

the countries of the persian gulf region are afraid of us and saddam.s amir the former kuwaiti who died after the events of the ceasefire and this, after the events of the first american war in the persian gulf, i went to see him. well, it turned out that he had done something bad to us during the war . how do you feel? he said a beautiful word. someone said that we are a tent, you are a mountain. we will be blown away with a wind, everything will be the same in one afternoon, they will all leave. the second thing he said was that saddam sent me a message one day that 12 billion dollars of money he needs it immediately, and i told him, father, that there are not two qurans for a century, this money is not possible . he said, "if it doesn't come until monday , i will kill you in your bed." the emir of kuwait said that i truly believed that saddam could kill me in my sleep because i am even a cook who not only gave me money but also gave all my ports to saddam, which means two horrors , one is the fear of iran and the islamic revolution, and the other is

in south balochistan, about 7 billion cubic meters of water left our land and entered the persian gulf. the volume of saada reservoirs in the country is 60 billion cubic meters. this is approximately 7 billion that number is something like 112. if we could keep those rains, sistan province. baluchistan was insured for 100 years in terms of water. as announced by the meteorological organization , 232 mm of rain fell in the geographical area of ​​the country this year. we had 42 mm more rainfall than last year. these rains produced about 70 billion cubic meters of water, and according to the ministry of energy, less than 28 billion cubic meters of it, in other words, 40% of it was stored in hundreds and 60%. currently, according to the same report of the ministry of energy, which is weekly, it is 53%, almost 75%, this must evaporate. it is done and this is the story of the country's water flow every year. this is the country's water flow chart for the year 2017 , which shows that on average, more than 70 % of iran's annual rainfall has evaporated without any use. and it is removed from t

lavrov was a guest of the persian gulf cooperation council meeting , mr.lavrov said two things that did not appear in our media at all. he emphasized to the arab countries of the persian gulf to deepen your relations with tehran and reduce relations with israel help to avoid the great tension that israel wants to create in the middle east. russia's view of iran is always that iran's border, the completeness of iran's geography, the three islands of iran are part of iran's essence. in the same meeting that mr. shoigu had, he emphasized this again with mr. ahmadian. the meeting of the persian gulf cooperation council that you mentioned in the final statement in which russia had no role in this statement in this meeting, they did not say that in the statement on the issue of the dog-penalty , it is actually a violation of our property, and then days later it signed or did not sign it. see at all the russians have been guests of this meeting for days. the russians have a plan for the countries of the persian gulf cooperation council to strengthen their presenc

the persian gulf is of special importance. mr. takht ravanchi referring to the fields of cooperation with 8 countries in the field economic, transportation, environment, shipping, combating drug trafficking and coast guard emphasized iran's readiness to strengthen cooperation in these fields. in this meeting, some heads of persian gulf agencies in tehran emphasized the dialogue between the countries of the region by explaining their views. the minister of foreign affairs appointed kazem gharibabadi to the position of legal and international deputy of this ministry. mr. gharib abadi previously worked as the deputy of international affairs, the head of the judiciary and the secretary of the human rights headquarters. ambassador of the islamic republic of iran in the netherlands and permanent representative ambassador and permanent representative of our country to international organizations in vienna, advisor to the minister of foreign affairs in nuclear affairs, secretary of the joint comprehensive plan of action committee of the s

scientists warn about the danger of extinction of 184 shark species in the persian gulf. according to the research faculty member. oceanography and atmospheric sciences of the country , the most important challenge of the persian gulf is the indiscriminate and illegal dumping and the lack of preventive laws. if you assume that we have 100 licensed fishing boats and boats, we have 500 fishing boats and boats without a license, and we are doing fishing from the sea without a license. well, the persian gulf also has a capacity, you can almost say strong surveillance. confiscation order property for the turkish bank debtor, or as the representative of the turkish people's republican party reported in the parliament, more than 2 million people due to pay. those who pay their debts are on the black list of banks, and if the debtors of wanted financial companies are added to these people , more than 3 million people in turkey received orders to confiscate their property . the gathering of palestinian supporters in front of the australian military exhibition in melbourne turned i

and i do the caribbean or the gulf of mexico right now. the national markets enters monitoring a new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed. but that said, we see mystery before we've heard this story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could fever problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew g, thank you very much and that's all for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines . in the meantime, you can find a more online dw. com. we're also a youtube or the deeds of the news channel. and see if there's the invalid that's watching the you'll see about the video that goes unable as i get out of media, amiga, blah, blah, google. i've got that done by to get other stuff into that. and i'll give you a go on, would you? are you able to go to that? i'm jo made any a doctor c

and i do the caribbean or the gulf and mexico right now. the national arkansas enters monitoring new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed, but that's it. we see mystery before we've heard the story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could fever problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew g. thank you very much and that's all we have for now, and we'll be back soon with more headlines in the meantime, find out more about these and other stories online at the w. com. we're also on youtube or the dw news channels i'm seeing here is the invalid. thanks for watching the october set of 2023. how much loan has a terror attack on is when it is the bloodiest stay in the history of the jewish states. and the beginning of the war and gaza one year and they say we examined the

and i do the caribbean or the gulf and mexico right now. the national markets enters monitoring a new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed. but that said, we see mystery before we've heard that story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could favor problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew poochie. thank you very much. thank all right, that's all we have for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines. the meantime, find out more about these and other stories online dw dot com. we're also on youtube under the deeds of unions channel. so you can do the invalid. thanks for watching. the via humming does not get drunk. why do grab a tasteful waves, squeeze all bodies. how much do we need per day? do i stop hans? praying for help find beyond this gets lost on dw science

but in the gulf of mexico, the water temperatures are in the upper seconds. so this is going to give a lot of fuel to this hurricane or what will become a hurricane as it moves into the gulf. so what we're seeing right now, this storm is still a tropical storm just below that hurricane strength. it has been strengthening as it moves to the north at about nine miles per hour. and we can see the rapid intensification that we're expecting before it makes landfall tomorrow evening or possibly into early friday, depending on the speed of that storm. and it could bring wind speeds of 50 to 120mph for parts of the florida panhandle. and that could also bring about 2 to 4ft or 2 to 9ft storm surge. so as it continues to move right now, heavy rain over havana, cuba, and then strengthening before it moves into the florida gulf coast as a category 3 or 4 storm surge. really high. but what we are seeing now as we make it past the peak of hurricane season, we are still dealing with a lot of activity out there, and the climate impact is rapid. intensification is what we ex

so an approaching storm pushes up the water from the eastern gulf of mexico. and that hits the shelf and it has nowhere to go but up, of course inundating this portion, the low line area of florida's big bend. now, we're under a mandatory evacuation here. now, we know that this storm is not only going to bring the catastrophic winds to the coastline of florida on the gulf coastline of florida. >> but the feeling, the expanse of the storm is going to be significant because there's only growing in size. >> so not only intensifying and strength, but also growing a size, it could be one of the largest storms in terms of its wind field in modern record record-keeping. that is incredibly even eclipsing hurricane katrina that means the effects of the system will be felt well outside of the center. now once the storm races inland, it's going to bring these hurricane-force gusts into central and southern georgia as well. there's a lot of trees between here and atlanta metro for instance. so expect extended duration power outage bridges and then not to mention the poten

it's now moving into the gulf of mexico. we really anticipate this storm is going to strengthen and quickly because it's moving into very warm waters. that is fuel for these types of storms. so it's expected to intensify as it continues to make its way north eventually into a category 23. and the forecast calls for this to make it all the way up to canada i'm sorry 44 hurricane just before landfall in the big bend region. the other thing to note though, is the forward speed is expected to pick up. we talked about 12 miles per hour. that is expected to jump to 25 miles per hour, right at landfall. i know that may not seem all that fast to us, but for a tropical system especially in the gulf of mexico, that it's incredibly fast and the important part of that means once it makes landfall, it can make it very far inland. but for it really weakens so you have hurricane warnings and tropical storm warnings first, cities that are hundreds of miles away from the coastline, there are expected to have winds that are very strong 60 to

hag is also iran's most ancient island in the persian gulf.ovince some 25 kilometers to the islands north in mainland iran. back in the 8th and ninth centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clear waters in their quest for pearls. however, the island's history goes back even further. park has mysterious natural and historic beauties, which have so far remained unnoticed even to the majority of iranians. it is known as the old man subterranean garden. back in the old days, an old man from hark island realized that he could take good advantage of the abundant springwater resources available on the island and turn this piece of land into a large vegetable farm, and he did so, but 20 years ago the farm was gradually replaced with date palm trees, trees that continue to produce fresh dates for the people of hark. a significant. part of the garden includes these strange- looking trees, which are believed to somehow go against the rules of nature. the bonian tree, a mysterious gift of nature that grows in the indian subco