iran says it has deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its ships in the gulf of aden that's one of the world's busiest shipping routes iran has also announced that it has sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces enter baltar appear on didn't say who bought the crude the seizure of the agent area one led to a standoff between iran and the u.k. let's bring in our correspondent who joins us now from tehran also what more do we know about this this naval destroyer. well we believe that this is pretty routine it happens every 3 to 4 months a new destroyer is sent out and the one that's been in service for 34 months returns to iran but the fact that it's been announced could be significant we know that this is a brand new destroyer has more capabilities it's faster and also that it's made but it's also great speculation as to why they've announced this now this could be related to that because no one knows what route it will take but the fact that they destroyed has been sent to the gulf of aden it could mean that it comes down the canal a

iran has said that it's sending this new destroyer to the gulf of aden and it could be significant because of the military buildup in the region we know that the united states has put together this naval coalition that it says is to protect the freedom of navigation through the strait of hormuz in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula iran says that this is a new destroyer it has new features it's fast but also that it's a rainy and maid but it also could be a routine navy deployment every 3 or 4 months a new destroyer sent typed and the one currently serving its time in the gulf of aden goes back to iran but it's also raised speculation as to the iranian oil tanker the area now speculation as to the route that tanker will take it was released by the gibraltar thirty's you know the united states wanted to seize iran has warned against that and said that there would be serious consequences so the speculation now is that it may come down the suez canal and then the navy boats the navy destroyer will escort it back to iran but we still don't know because iran has said that the o

iran has sent this new destroyer to the gulf of aden now this could be a routine navy deployment where one military vessel is sent to relieve another one of its duty but the fact that it has been announced that this is a new destroyer divans capabilities has led to speculation about the route of the ukrainian oil tanker. now it's thought that that vessel could be heading down the sewer canal and then could receive a military escort back to iran now the context for this is that when the vessel was seized by the authorities in gibraltar and was about to be released the united states asked for it to be seized now that didn't happen and iran wanted united states against seizing that west of the aid area in international waters and warned of serious consequences we also know that the united states has put together this naval coalition that it says is to protect the freedom of navigation in the strait of hormuz in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula the united kingdom brain and australia are a part of that so iran may be thinking that if this vest of this oil tanker has a mil

reports from aden way yemenis are already struggling with insecurity as a result of a dysfunctional government. fresh tuna used to be an essential food item in yemen before the war the gulf of aden is full of these days most people cannot afford it fisherman have to pay more for gasoline to go fishing prices are rising. there are many customers who are in debt for a lot of money i don't give credit to everyone but i give it to. those who can't pay and. people's emotions over rising prices can easily boil over at the market. and i swear to god i don't like it for 303 hours 2 pieces of fish to feed a family of 7. and she blames the government and that's what i have called the government is responsible for this not us and we are just ordinary people we are just waiting for change but nobody does anything but government officials live comfortably with their fancy houses and their money and the rest of the people die i'm telling you the truth but them hang me i'm not afraid i only fear the government is the one ignoring its people that. everyone here appears to agree. with the war in yemen in its 5th year people are fed up with chronic unemployment unpaid salaries a lack of s

says that its deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its vessels in the gulf of aden one of the busiest shipping routes in the world iran has also announced that it has sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces in gibraltar but teheran hasn't said who's bought the crude c.z. of the address and burial one led to a standoff between iran and the u.k. let's go now to. just serious as a big can pull it all together for us how significant is this us that. well this could be a routine naval deployment we know that iran says that this is a new destroyer it has new features it's faster but but it's also iranian made but the significance is that we know that there's a military buildup in the region the united states has put together this naval coalition that they say is to protect the freedom of navigation through the strait of her most in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula so far the united kingdom. have joined that coalition but the deployment of this destroyer also raise speculation to the route of the adrian diary and now t

willing to control the south is because they look in the gulf of aden a bubble meant. an alternative that the strait of hormuz if it gets blocked one day yes that's a possibility i do not have a direct line into the u.a.e. so i obviously cannot speak for them but it certainly follows a pattern of activity across the region aden could be an important port it's yemen's most important port and we also know that the u.a.e. has taken control of ports and shops and in had remarked and also in at one point in 6 and across other areas of the horn of africa somalia eritrea so it does make sense that it's part of a broader potentially trade and commercial most commercially motivated exercise and not just about fighting who sees up in the north i should also say that it does play into a security agenda for the s.t.c. even has sorry for the u.a.e. helped by the s.t.c. because it is in the south that al qaida and indeed islamic state in yemen have been most active and so that does make sense after a member not to work 201112 that the calls for unity in yemen the national the nationa

security for its ships in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world iran has also announced that it has sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces in just brought into the town run hasn't said who's bought the crude yemen's who think rebels say they've attacked a military target in the saudi capital riyadh with drones the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen denies that there was an attack mohammad a lot tub has more now from what data what the rebels have said about the attack they have targeted the military plays a regime there but we haven't given more details about but it's a good. day be along. the side of the saudi arabia they have targeted many military i guess including parts of. i'm also a big gathering of the forces also in the they are the spokespersons of the you will extend more there are days riyadh decided to go ahead with its war in yemen sudan's new prime minister has appealed for international support as the country begins its next steps towards democracy a done $106.00 as his government wants an end to s

iran has sent this new destroyer to the gulf of aden now this could be a routine navy deployment whereone military vessel is sent to relieve another one of its duty but the fact that it has been announced that this is a new destroyer we did vance capabilities has led to speculation about the route of the iranian oil tanker adriane the area now it's thought that that vessel could be heading down the suicide canal and then could receive a military escort back to iran now the context for this is that when the vessel was seized by the authorities in gibraltar and was about to be released the united states asked for it to be seized now that didn't happen and iran wanted united states against seizing that west of the adrian area in international waters and warned of serious consequences we also know that the united states has put together this naval coalition that it says is to protect the freedom of navigation in the strait of hormuz in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula the united kingdom back brain and australia are a part of that so iran may be thinking that if this vest

more sticky human enough down across southern most pass fair bit of cloud that just around the gulf of aden pushing down towards the southern end of the red sea not say much clout on the. pitch into southern parts of africa as you go through the next couple of days i mean more cloud coming in across missouri big stainless to try and sunny. pre-selection. it's validation we believe you want to be seen but in one life time we cannot see everything. we would like experiences of others and the legacies of previous generations. i think testimony we know very. well with this documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. on them is a problem in doha with the top stories this is the south indian prime minister that is more to do says the removal of and do the minister's autonomy as to benefit the people of the region and as a dependence to address he said the moves to ensure the idea of a one nation one constitution. asian stock markets have opened lower just hours after the dow jones suffered its worst loss of the year economic indicators in the u.s. germany and china have raised fears of a glo

the cheetahs are often crammed into boxes smuggled from somalia across the gulf of aden to the arabian peninsula. >>in africa, the mothers art killed the cubs are snatched from them smuggled in plastic bags cramped crates in cardboard boxes. according to the cheetah conservation fund about 300 cubs are smuggled out of that region every year and for everyone that is put into captivity, another 3 of them, die on the way. coming up the annual burning man event is in full swing in nevada's black rock desert details on this celebration coming up. >>and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial break go to kron on dot tv to see w just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog i

charles of one or 2 spots of light particularly along the southern coast of the peninsula into the gulf of aden southern end of the red sea might just catch a spot or 2 of light rain we've had a spot of light right just scraping across the far south of south africa over towards the southeast and cold a bit brighter skies over turning as we go on through the next couple of days will see temperatures in 24. 0 explores prominent. figures of the 20th century and how why bill rees influence the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights the nonviolent resistance it was over the veil of both to oppress the revenue martin luther king and continue to keep the negro to be defense that what you mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was a cover including todd's tragedies. and that was it but not how people feel how they how they think and that's what we do we go anyway 5 and a half months demanding it when it's a case of system that was introduced to. latin america has come to

a dangerous trip as they want to from the horn of africa from djibouti all the way through the gulf of aden to into the city as well as they make it to aden in. funny given it's it is a country rich in suffers from food shortages of high prices so how do these refugees survive. devers basically at the mercy of the smugglers the ones that smuggle them the way from east africa to the coast of yemen depending on who you ask somebody to say that these smugglers are supposed to give them food because they heat for that food but i have told us that they're being beaten tortured to give the last cent what they have in their pockets the last minute that they have and they are not given any food once again others are receiving some very very basic snacks so water by the i you am one of the n.-g. o. groups that is driving through out of that that desert and once again others are trying to back for some food once they arrive in the biggest city in aden begging for food in a country where people themselves yemenis themselves don't have them. large to eat so many efforts being made to get them out of ye

says that its deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its vessels in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world iran has also announced that it has sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces in gibraltar but tehran hasn't said who's bought the crude c.z. of the address and area one or 2 a standoff between iran and the u.k. stock markets across asia closed sharply down on monday on fears over the china u.s. trade war tokyo's benchmark nikkei index plunged by more than 2 percent china's currency the yuan dropped to 11 year an 11 year low against the dollar scott hyla reports from beijing. asian markets sharply down on monday and this escalating trade war we a tit for tat tariffs being gone back and forth between the united states and china announcements on friday markets futures for those markets were sharply down over the weekend they proved to be true monday sharply down across asia now futures in america also look like they are going to be down those markets haven't opened yet but indications are the open l

on says it's deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its ships in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping ports in the world iran has also announced it has sold the oil that was on board that tanker that was detained by british forces enter prawle terror attack iran did not say who bought the crude comments if the rebels say they've attacked a military target in the saudi capital riyadh with the drones a saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has not commented gets. durance investigator on religious freedom has just released his assessment of sectarian tension in sri lanka relations between muslims and buddhists have been strained since the easter bombing attacks by muslim fighters all muslim ministers have since been forced out of sri lanka's government un special rapporteur tour shahid says the government failed to protect against hate crimes and allowed mistreatment by law enforcement. sudan's new prime minister has appealed for international support as the country begins its next steps toward democracy and says his government wants an end to sanctions

>> on the counter piracy, the gulf of aden is not a trilateral per se but it's embedded within a broader multilateral, and the north korean sanctions enforcement operation that is based out of the blue ridge, which is based in japan, and japan is hosting all the different nations that facilitate and cornet their activities in south korea is among them. along with australia and others. i think there are opportunities in their the strait of hormuz is particularly tricky from a japan perspective because of the legal restrictions on collective defense. anything they do, and you heard it in defense ministry wise kind of parsing of words with the defense secretary by his side yesterday, would keep it in terms of limited to japan or japan connected or japan related shipping. so it's hard but i think there's information -- they could share information. they could might not be able to actively coordinate together a work or operate together for legal reasons, but there's ways to build confidence. we are in a very low level of trust in mutual confidence right now, and i think whether it's through e

at least two in the gulf of aden to any ship which is facing that. a master in thailand, to work on areas that bring benefits. in other words, and coordinated patrols, and increasingly, in economic development. on the indo pacific strategy is a positive interface, a way to work with them to get the best requirements. the initiative is essentially between the tropics of capricorn and cancer, these have abundant sunshine but don't have resources and took capacity and know how to convert that natural resource. we in india have a self-declared objective to meet 40% of our energy requirements through nonfossil fuels and other sources of energy by 2050. we want to make sure we have the intention of energy capacity of which a lot has already been installed. and work with other friends, and it has been so successful that it is no longer confined, every country has been invited to join a large number of countries including the un, part of this effort between us and other organizers of the borderlands. waiting for this assistance in capacity of countries all o

see old shower just around the just mountains just around the far southwest of yemen into the gulf of aden bright skies as we go on into monday here in doha temperatures will fall back to about 38 celsius mabel just for a little more humid than in a recent days maymont across southern africa. pretty much clear skies all the way head shots of a little of the mr murtha around the southern cape but that aside lots of warm sunshine temperatures getting up to around 24 celsius around the and also into with a 23 the horary. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and the us of. this 2nd of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad. on al-jazeera until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was about covering khuda taz tragedies of quakes and that was it but not how people feel how they look how they think and that's what we do we go anyway 5 and a half months of demanding it when it's a case of system that was introduced to. latin america i was as near as i have to fill a void t

little sticky here but enough down across southern laos pass fair bit of cloud that just around the gulf of aden pushing down towards. southern end of the red sea not say much out of the. pits. of africa you guys for the next couple of days i mean more clout coming in across my big but stainless drawing. one man from one wants to do shit. and his prime minister says the removal of kashmir's autonomy will benefit the people of the region and his and dependence day address. richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up there is about the state of the health of the u.s. economy see asian markets take a tumble. police are quick to disperse the latest protest after 2 days of chaos and here for the saw almost a 1000 flights canceled also ahead. i'm wayne hay in shanghai we will tell you about the latest tactic in the chinese government war on pollution. and his prime minister narendra modi says the removal of india administered kashmir is autonomy is to the benefit of the people of the region and its independence tantras he said the move is to ensure the ideal of one nation one const

now announced that it is going to be driving a destroyer through the strait of hormuz and the gulf of adeno the tensions in and around the persian gulf. so amidst all of this, any kind of sign of reconciliation particularly coming from the u.s. president would be most welcome. alex? >> our thanks to sam kiley in jerusalem. >>> now to brazil, where massive wildfires are burning through the amazon wildfire at a record pace. according to the country's national institute for space research, an area the size of one and a half soccer fields is being destroyed every single minute. the fires, of course, sparking international outcry. which has trigger the deployment of more than 40,000 brazilian troops to battle the blaze. and then at this week's g-7 summit, world leaders pledge ed $20 million to fight those fires. cnn's nick paton walsh is in brazil and got an areal view of those raging fire fires. >> there's little below but ghosts and even they seem to have been given up on. these are the newest fires in the worst-hate state in the amazon. we didn't see below us any of the 43,000 troops brazil'

says that it's deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its ships in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world iran has also announced that it sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces in gibraltar but iran hasn't said who's bought the crude yemeni hoofy rebels say they've attacked a military target in the saudi capital riyadh with drones a saudi led coalition fighting in yemen though tonight is that there's been any such attack. sudan's new prime minister has appealed for international support as the country begins its next steps towards democracy about $100.00 says that his government wants an end to sanctions and what he called sudan's pariah status the economy collapsed on the former president omar al bashir his 30 years in office ended in april when the military to post him following months of mass protests meanwhile sudan's sovereign council has declared a state of emergency in the city of port sudan after fighting between 2 rival communities killed 17 people the council sent the provincial governor

says that it's deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its vessels in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world iran's also announced that it has sold the oil that was on board a tanker that was detained by british forces in gibraltar but tehran hasn't said who's bought the crude caesium of the address on that one but to a standoff between iran and the u.k. saudi arabia is denying reports that hooty rebels in yemen use drones to attack a military target in its capital riyadh in recent weeks who t.f. have launched several drone and missile attacks on the kingdom it's part of an escalation of cross border assaults in the 4 year conflict in yemen mohammed reports now from the yemeni port city of her data on what the who things have said about the attack. they said that they have targeted a military. regime there but they haven't given more details about what the targets. today be along. to saudi arabia they have targeted many military targets including parts of. i'm also a big gathering of the forces also in view they are the spokespersons of

of one of 2 spots of light particularly along the southern coast of the peninsula so into the gulf of aden southern end of the red sea might just catch a spot or 2 of light rain we've had a spot of light right just scraping across the far south of south africa over towards the southeast and cold a bit brighter skies over turning as we go on through the next couple of days will see temperatures in 24. margaret. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now thousands rally in pakistan to protest india's crackdown in kashmir the indian administered region is under lockdown giving reports of police firing pellets and tear gas of demonstrators in srinagar. the start of the e the holiday inn sunday is a potential flashpoint between muslims and jews in occupied east jerusalem the islamic religious authority which oversees sites in jerusalem is calling for the closure of the city's mosques and the mass press to be held the flocks are instead a canadian citizen held in syria since last december is being released in lebanon kristin lee baxter was freed following mediation efforts by leb

chance of one or 2 spots of light particularly along the southern coast of the peninsula into the gulf of aden southern end of the red sea might just catch a spot or 2 of light rain we've had a spot of light right just scraping across the far south of south africa over towards the southeast and cold a bit brighter skies over turning as we go on through the next couple of days will see temperatures in 24. 0 explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how my will receive influence to. course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. 108 miles over a veritable loop of 1st look at me and continue to play the negro would be different that what you mean by about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. settlement discussions police in cape town has struggled to looking steadily gang violence examining the headlines now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire me but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know when they see the world from a differ

willing to control the south is because they look in the gulf of aden a bubble meant. an alternative that the strait of hormuz if it gets blocked one day yes that's a possibility i do not have a direct line into the u.a.e. so i obviously cannot speak for them but it certainly follows a pattern of activity across the region 8 and could be an important port it's yemen's most important port and we also know that the u.a.e. has taken control of ports and shops and in had remarked and also in at one point in 6 and across other areas of the horn of africa somalia eritrea so it does make sense that it's part of a broader potentially trade and commercial most commercially motivated exercise and not just about fighting who sees up in the north i should also say that it does play into a security agenda for the s.t.c. event as sorry for the u.a.e. helped by the s.t.c. because it is in the south that al qaida and indeed islamic state in yemen have been most active and so that does make sense after a member not to work 201112 that the calls for unity in yemen the national the nation

willing to control the south is because they look in the gulf of aden a bubble meant. an alternative that the strait of hormuz if it gets blocked one day yes that's a possibility i do not have a direct line into the u.a.e. so i obviously cannot speak for them but it certainly follows a pattern of activity across the region aden could be an important port it's yemen's most important port and we also know that the u.a.e. has taken control of ports and shops and had remarked and also in at one point and across other areas of the horn of africa somalia eritrea so it does make sense that it's part of a broader potentially trade and commercial most commercially motivated exercise and not just about fighting who sees up in the north i should also say that it does play into a security agenda for the s.t.c. americas sorry for the u.a.e. helped by the s.t.c. because it is in the south that al qaida and indeed islamic state in yemen have been most active and so that does make sense after a member not to work $21112.00 that the calls for unity in yemen the national the national dia

perhaps see old shower just around the just mountains just around the southwest of yemen into the gulf of aden bright skies as we go on into monday here in doha temperatures will fall back to about 38 celsius mabel just for a little more humid than in a recent days maymont across southern africa. pretty much clear skies all the way hey a chance of a little to mr murtha around the southern kite but fats aside lots of warm sunshine temperatures getting up to around 24 celsius around the been and also into what john is but with a 23 the harare. you know with al jazeera and these are our top stories a historic day in sudan as the country's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance signed a power sharing deal in the capital khartoum a landmark agreement will now be used to guide the country through a transitional period. tens of thousands of people in hong kong have been taking part in pro and anti-government rallies supporters of the government to using save hong kong together as their slogan there are also demonstrations on the other side of hong kong harbor in cancun. and heard th

more sticky human enough down across all the most past fair bit of cloud there just around the gulf of aden pushing down towards the southern end of the red sea not so much count on the satellite picture into southern parts of africa as you go through the next couple of days i mean more cloud coming in across most am big but stainless you try and something. too much sponsored by continent. i'm elizabeth rodham and die hard at the top stories on al-jazeera and again prime minister of the day the more he says the removal of indian administered kashmir as autonomy is to benefit the people of the region and his independence day address he said the move is to ensure the idea of one nation one constitution. asian stock markets have opened lower just hours after the dow suffered its worst loss of the year economic indicators in the u.s. germany and china have raised fears of a global recession. and hong kong police have quickly dispersed the territories and nations protests this time outside a police station officers fired tear gas at anti-government demonstrators who is shining lasers at the buil

after being stuck at sea for more than a week without food or water their boat broke down in the gulf of aden while they were trying to reach yemen from djibouti the u.n. says more than 1000 people were stranded nearly 150000 migrants arrived in yemen last year doctors and the democratic republic of congo have quarantined 15 people and south kivu province were fears that there been infected by ebola all 15 are members of the same family and they recently returned from the provincial capital city of goma where a 2nd person had died from on wednesday a 3rd case now has been detected there catherine short reports from nairobi. this is the clinic in goma where the man sought help before he died he fell sick days after returning home from an infected area where he was working in a mining area the clinic is now closed some clinicians have been vaccinated and health workers are trying to trace people the victim made contact with. more than a 1000000 people live in this city on the border with rwanda. and we did not know what was happening we just saw people looking like doctors carrying him away the

see old shower just around the just mountains just around the far southwest of yemen into the gulf of aden right skies as we go on into monday here in doha temperatures will fall back to about 38 celsius mabel just for a little more humid than in a recent days maymont across southern africa. pretty much clear skies all the way here chance of a little of the mr murtha around the southern cape but facts aside lots of warm sunshine temperatures getting up to around 24 celsius around the been and also. with a $23.00 the harare. scholar and lawyer. thinker. and politician. radical and prisoner in a 2 part series al-jazeera world tells the story of one of the most enigmatic figures in saddam's turbulent history. whose influence is still felt on events in the country today sit down i'll to robbie's life and politics on al-jazeera. setting the discussions police in cape town have struggled to looking steadily diabolo and examining the headlines now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire but. it

i've been to the gulf of aden with the navy and i've been to kuwait and iraq with the air force. and i'm currently embedded with u.s. forces in tampa, centcom. [applause] >> thank you. i am very thrilled to be here and i'm honored. i'm also very humbled to be a today with all you talented women, and men of course. for starters, i would say i do not consider myself a pioneer since the first woman of denmark joined the armed forces in 1962. but then when i prepared for this symposium, i realized that the thing i am today, a female army officer, captain, is something rather new, and it is a role which is younger than me. i was born in 1982, but women in denmark were not allowed to join the combat units until 1988. so in that sense i am still, well, i wouldn't say we haven't yet reached the critical mass of women within the armed forces in denmark. by that i mean a group for women in the armed forces which is big enough to be self sustainable in terms of recruitment and promotion opportunities. and i do experience each and every day at my job, there's a very firm mail, masculine cult

iran has sent this new destroyer to the gulf of aden now this could be a routine navy deployment wherene military vessel is sent to relieve another one of its duty but the fact that it has been announced that this is a new destroyer we did france capabilities has led to speculation about the route of the ukrainian oil tanker. now it's thought that that vessel could be heading down the su is canal and then could receive a military escort back to iran now the context for this is that when the vessel was seized by the authorities in gibraltar and was about to be released the united states asked for it to be seized now that didn't happen and iran wanted to united states against seizing that best of the aid in international waters and warned of serious consequences we also know that the united states has put together this naval coalition that it says is to protect the freedom of navigation in the strait of her most in the gulf on the other side of the arabian peninsula now the united kingdom grain and the strait you are a part of that so iran may be thinking that if this vest of this oil ta

but now the gulf states find themselves on opposing sides in a separate battle for the control of aden. the uae has been backing a group of separatists while the saudis back the government forces. in hong kong, three prominent democracy actctivists were arrested eararlier today a aheaf a major planned protest on saturday. joshua wong and agnes chow were arrested on suspicion of unlawful assembly and held for several hours before being released on bail. shortly after his release, wong addressed reporters. >> [indiscernible] amy: a third prominent hong kong activist, andy chan, was also arrested today. he is accused of rioioting and assaulting an officer. meanwhile, reuters has revealed the chinese central government rejected a proposal earlier this summer by carrie lam, the chief executive of hong kong, to diffuse the protest movement. lam proposed withdrawing a controversial extradition bill but china ordered her not to yield to any of the protester demands. in a setback to opponents of brexit, a judge in scotland has refused to block british prime minister boris johnson's plan to susp

of around the same time we had all those attacks going on u.a.e. and saudi oil interests in the gulf which were blamed on iran. and now we have this battle going on. in aden if you connect the dots do you read through this the u.a.e. sending a message that he wants perhaps to be closer or not so much at least in conflict with iranian interests and just wants to carve out some interest for itself in the south of of yemen i think we should see this in the broader context which is that the united arab emirates has now for several years been recruiting troops across the south of yemen that were not directly answerable to the yemeni government of president heady so it's very clear that there was some purpose to these troops that may have extended beyond fighting terrorism after all the number of terrorist attacks in chaper as i mentioned it is very few and in fact when the major counterterrorism operations began there that only been one that year so far so it was less than one percent but the resources of yemen and of shop were are heavily based in oil and gas and so it's very difficult not to see an ultimate commercial and political agenda behind this whilst

of around the same time we had all those attacks going on u.a.e. and saudi oil interests in the gulf which were blamed on iran. and now we have this battle going on. in aden if you connect the dots do you read through this the u.a.e. sending a message that he wants perhaps to be closer or not so much at least in conflict with iranian interests and just wants to carve out some interest for itself in the south of of yemen i think we should see this in the broader context which is that the united arab emirates has now for several years been recruiting troops across the south of yemen that were not directly answerable to the yemeni government of president heady so it's very clear that there was some purpose to these troops that may have extended beyond fighting terrorism after all the number of terrorist attacks in chaper as i mentioned it is very few and in fact when the major counterterrorism operations began there that only been one that year so far so it was less than one percent but the resources of yemen and a shop were are heavily based in oil and gas and so it's very difficult not to see an ultimates commercial and political agenda behind this winds t

gulf allies are supposed to be on the same side but the u.a.e. is accused of attacking the government that the coalition is trying to restore yemen's internationally recognized president says u.s. warplanes bombed government troops around aden separatists trained by their moralities taken over the southern city we have a new government is urging saudi arabia and the united nations to intervene but the u.a.e. says it only tugs it what it calls terrorists alexei o'brien has more. this is said to be the aftermath of strikes in aden yemen internationally recognized government is furious the u.s. bombed its positions. allowing separatists to retake territory that lost to saudi backed government forces 24 hours. both sides pulling in reinforcements to battle over a divided south and city in a country fractured by years of war like at minimal loss of all aid and governorates are safe now we're dealing with some pockets and terrorist hideouts which are sadly involved with what is cold the legal government. yemen's government can damage the u.a.e. bombing of its forces saying it had caused hundreds of deaths and injuries in a statement its defense ministry said it held the emirates responsible for what it called a blatant aggression

of around the same time we had all those attacks going on u.a.e. and saudi oil interests in the gulf which were blamed on iran. and now we have this battle going on. in aden if you connect the dots do you read through this the u.a.e. sending a message that he wants perhaps to be closer or not so much at least in conflict with iranian interests and just wants to carve out some interest for itself in the south of of yemen i think we should see this in the broader context which is that the united arab emirates has now for several years been recruiting troops across the south of yemen that were not directly answerable to the yemeni government of president heady so it's very clear that there was some purpose to these troops that may have extended beyond fighting terrorism after all the number of terrorist attacks in chaper as i mentioned it is very few and in fact when the major counterterrorism operations began. that only been one that year so far so it was less than one percent but the resources of yemen and a shop were are heavily based in oil and gas and so it's very difficult not to see an ultimate commercial and political agenda behind this whilst saudi