says a missile hit a support ship that was too close to a target during a naval exercise in the gulf of oman one person reported dead the incident happened near the port of jasc which is around 1270 kilometers southeast of teheran in the gulf of oman we're trying bring you more on that as we get it now germany a new coronavirus infections are increasing in germany just days after the government ease social restrictions the robert hot institute released of the reporters darden's of protesters gathered to demand the lifting of all locked down rules they concluded that germany's covert 19 reproduction rate or the rate of people that each confirmed patient infects is now above one and that means the number of infections are on the rise germany has recorded more than 171000 cases and over 7550 deaths so far. while staying in the region france will also begin easing its economic and social restrictions from monday the country has been under a strict lockdown for over 50 days the 100 kilometer travel restriction will be applied for people inside red zone hot spots including the greater paris region

this case it was working as a support vessel for these naval exercises that were happening in the gulf of oman just near the mouth of the opening towards the strait of hormuz the very important strategic waterway in this region and we know that there was it seems to have been a friendly fire incident missile that they were testing as part of the exercises seems to have hit a rock and has resulted in the deaths of $1900.15 people were also injured in that incident senior military leaders have condoled with the families of those that perished in this incident and foreign minister jobs aris has also been speaking he released a statement and described it as a painful accident that we still don't know exactly how this happened and what happened and investigation continues to be under way this will no doubt hurt iran's very any cured public image iran does everything especially in this region to project power and that is what they aim to do with things like military exercises such as this but this will certainly make it seem that iran is struggling in some ways to project that image of power at this

iranian navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman what iranian naval exercises were taking place. and says the incident will damage iran's image. for the government is slowly been confirming a lot of details that have been leaking out since very early this morning late last night early this morning we know that 24 hours ago approximately 24 hours ago there were naval exercises involving 2 naval vessels the jumper on a naval frigate is missile capable that is what iranians here called a destroyer as part of their naval fleets and the car rock a smaller multi-purpose vehicle that is a corvette class. a patrol vehicle it is sometimes armed with. 'd with offensive capability to be used as a patrol vehicle but in this case it was working as a support vessel for these naval exercises that were happening in the gulf of oman just near the mouth of the opening towards the strait of hormuz the very important strategic waterway in this region and we know that there was it seems to have been a friendly fire incident missile that they were testin

that's exactly right we know that this incident took place ringback in the gulf of oman in the waters close to the strategic strait of hormuz earlier yesterday approximately 24 hours ago we've been hearing murmurs since early this morning late last night early this morning about some sort of incident during a naval exercise but details have been unclear now about 24 hours later the navy you as you said confirming that 19 sailors were killed when a naval exercise food went wrong we've also heard that 15 people were injured in that incident we know that once this happened survivors as well as. what we're hearing is the wreckage of one of the ships was taken to chop our port and we also have been hearing conflicting reports about whether or not the vessel that was hit in this incident has sunk or not aware hearing from officials this morning that the vessel is intact or not intact but certainly has not sunk and investigations are underway we know that the naval frigate john moran a missile capable what iranians call a destroyer was involved in these exercises it hit a smaller support shi

iranian navy on one of its says killed $900.00 scientists it happened in the jasc region on the gulf of oman whet iranian naval exercises were taking place as opposed to was when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in this region and they are the busy strait of hormuz. has more now from tyrone through the wreckage of one of the ships was taken to chopper port and we also have been hearing conflicting reports about whether or not the vessel that was hit in this incident has sunk or not but we're hearing from officials this morning that the vessel is intact not intact but certainly has not sunk and investigations are underway we know that the naval frigate jumma run a missile capable what iranians call a destroyer was involved in these exercises it hit a smaller support ship called the corner iraq now this is a multipurpose vehicle a corvette class ship it is small it is sometimes armed for naval patrols but in this case we're hearing from reports that it was serving in a support capacity that it was setting up targets that it got too close to one of the targets when

and the iranian warship has hit a vessel from its own fleet during naval exercises in the gulf of oman. alarms the whole drama you're watching out of there alive my headquarters here in doha also coming up saadi arabia announces tough new austerity measures as it deals with falling oil prices and the coronavirus pandemic. and the partial reopening of the manner in the philippines so foreigners can get out an ex-pat back in. the big tourist attraction in china is back in business even as new coronavirus cases are reported in with her new. book into the program let's bring you this breaking news coming out of iran that in a rainy and naval ship has been mistakenly hit by a missile fired by another ship in its own fleet state television says that at least one person has been killed and several others have been injured in the incident it happened when the support fassel got too close to a target during naval exercises in the jasc region of southern iran on the gulf of oman. in other new study arabia has announced tough new austerity measures aimed at shoring up state finances which have be

a military exercise gone wrong in the gulf of oman resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens of iranian sailors 24 hours after sunday's incident the navy verified the worst of the unconfirmed reports already on social media. a missile test by an iranian frigate the jumper on hit a smaller support ship the car rock killing 19 and injuring 58 the government was quick to declare the men heroes before dawn i was informed of a painful accident for the canara vessel and the deaths and wounding of our brave service members who protect iranian maritime security which deeply hurt my heart i don't know what to say to make it better we are all indebted to those loved ones who sacrificed their lives for our security and well being. but what happened is still unclear reports suggest the smaller ship was setting floating targets and did not clear the impact zone in time to avoid the destroyers missile fire it happened in the iranian waters of the gulf of oman a short distance from the strategic strait of hormuz its proximity to a major shipping corridor is likely to have world leaders concern

a military exercise gone wrong in the gulf of oman resulting in the deaths and injuries of dozens ofiranian sailors 24 hours after sunday's incident the navy verified the worst of the unconfirmed reports already on social media. a missile test by an iranian frigate the jumper on hit a smaller support ship to caracas killing 19 and injuring 15 the government was quick to declare the men heroes before dawn i was informed of a painful accident for the canary vessel and the deaths and wounding of our brave service members who protect to rein in maritime security which deeply hurt my heart i don't know what to say to make it better we are all indebted to those loved ones who sacrificed their lives for our security and well being. but what happened is still unclear reports suggest the smaller ship was setting floating targets and did not clear the impact zone in time to avoid the destroyer's missile fire it happened in the iranian waters of the gulf of oman a short distance from the strategic strait of hormuz its proximity to a major shipping corridor is likely to have world leaders concer

was a lot we knew it was a lot and don't know get into it now cation of this incident was in the gulf of oman just at the mouth of the point in the area where it opens into the important strategic strait of hormuz this has been a flashpoint for incidents in the past so it's a very sensitive area and a lot of the information coming out from this incident from that location it's coming out very very slowly this incident we know the government has confirmed that there was some sort of incident on sunday afternoon just about 24 hours ago and as you said we know that one sailor has been confirmed killed when a naval exercises went wrong we know that the ships involved were the jumper on a naval free and it is missile capable it's what iranians your call a destroyer and we also know a smaller corvette class a smaller multipurpose vehicle and one is the cutter arc a support ship was the one that was. sort of taken out or suffered some kind of accidental incident during. a military exercise and now what we don't know is also very important investigation is under way and the government has been slow t

and the iranian warship has hit a vessel from its own fleet during naval exercises in the gulf of oman. blogs the whole drama you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up saadi arabia announces tough new austerity measures as it deals with falling oil prices on the coronavirus pandemic. and the partial reopening of the manner in the philippines so foreigners can get out and exit hands back in. the big tourist attraction in china is back in business even as new coronavirus cases are reported in with her. back into the program let's bring you this breaking news coming out of iran that in a rainy and naval ship has been mistakenly hit by a missile fired by another ship in its own fleet state television says that at least one person has been killed and several others have been injured in the incident it happened when the support fassel got too close to a target during naval exercises in the jasc region of southern iran on the gulf of oman. in other news saudi arabia has announced tough new austerity measures aimed at shoring up state finances which have been

strike by iran's navy on one of its own boats killed 19 silas it happened in the just region of the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place this is a picture released by the iranian army of the color of acca support vessel that was hit when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy straits of hormuz there's been fierce fighting between libya's warring sides in tripoli forces allied to the un recognized government made this show of strength of fighters loyal to the wall khalifa haftar claim to have entered the capital's southern suburbs there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after their crisp crusades an arab perspective next. in the history of conflicts between east and west. the mightiest battle between cristiana to slam. a holy war in the name of religion. for the 1st time. the story of the crusades. from an arab perspective. the crusades began with the goal of capturing the holy land for christiana. over the years it evolved into something entirely different. in a sense one last thought is india. and the

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wounded more than a dozen others friendly fire incident was reported near the port of jasc in the gulf of oman. the world health organization has expressed the hope that germany can bring a recent flare up of coronavirus infections under control the country's been scrambling to contain localized covered 19 outbreaks in some federal states health officials are also monitoring of east of the country's infection right as a journey continues to reopen its economy. while using has become the name of the game in germany and not only at supermarkets now machall like much of the nation is waiting to see the effects of gradually easing restrictions in recent weeks. but many other things it's important to me to once again draw attention to the fact that we are now in a new phase of the pandemic it will now be necessary in easing restrictions that we ensure safety so following the basic requirements that means keeping our distance wearing a mouth and nose covering and having consideration for others. that's very important . because the. closed doors of new infections some linked to meat processing plants

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navy on one of its own vessels has killed 19 saying this it happened in the just region of the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit but it apparently got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy straits of hormuz for more let's bring in 0 same bus ride in terror ron what's the latest information of what actually happened zain. well adrian what we know so far the government has slowly been confirming a lot of details of been leaking out since very early this morning late last night last night early this morning we know that 24 hours ago approximately 24 hours ago there were unable exercises involving 2 naval vessels the jumma iran a naval frigate is missile capable that is what iranians your call a destroyer as part of their naval fleets and the smaller multi-purpose vehicle it is a corvette class. patrol vehicle it is sometimes armed with. offensive capability to be used as a patrol vehicle but in this case it was working as a support vessel for these naval exercises that were happening in the gulf of

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the iranian navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors and happened in the region of the gulf of oman but iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target but are regular exercises held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz but its airways owner i.a.g. says it's burning cash a new quarantine orders for the international arrivals will make matters worse the airlines chief executive willie walsh is warning the company will have to review plans to resume flight operations in july but as a raise has already revealed it'll need to cut 12000 jobs i agee's chief estimates it will take at least 3 years for the airline to recover from the economic fallout and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story goodbye. no flights no travel no tours and. millions of jobs are at risk with a pandemic holiday. so how will tour operators recover and how could you offer a coronavirus free vacation this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. the global tourism industry has all but ground to a halt

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more than a dozen others of the friendly fire incident was reported near the port of just in the gulf of oman police in hong kong say they arrested more than 200 people in anti-government protests the pandemic has turned attention away from the city's pro-democracy movement but as the threat from the virus appears to be receding demonstrations are once again moving forward. pack riot police and protesters confront each other inside the hong kong shopping myler. standoffs like these all but power lies the chinese territory last year destructions imposed over the virus put an end to the protests earlier this year but these curbs are now slowly easing. the government is allowing public gatherings of up to 8 people many more than that were involved here on kong's pro-democracy protesters have not forgotten that unfinished revolution. in the midst of the coronavirus the government has imposed restrictions on gatherings and turned it into a crackdown on freedom of assembly. this is a gross violation of human rights. to how you see my. day is police should be protecting us and society and instead th

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iranian navy one of its own boats has killed $900.00 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place this is a picture released by the iranian army of the car like a support vessel that was hit when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz there's been fierce fighting between libya's warring sides in tripoli forces allied to the un recognized government made to show strength off to fighters loyal to the warlord who need to have to claim to have entered the capital of southern suburbs. you have to stay with the headline got more news coming right up after inside story good bye for now. stranded with no income no work. for she's millions of migrant workers out of a job. that families back home go hungry so who should look after them and will the crisis change the way wealthy countries views follow. this story. hello welcome to the program. farm workers are often the backbone of many societies they are doctors nurses shop assistants and manages all this take low skilled work

at least 19 iranian sailors killed, more than a dozen hurt in a training accident in the gulf of omanan iranian missile accidentally hit a ship that was placing targets for the exercise. iran regularly holds these exercises in that region where 20% of the world's oil passes through. jillian: venezuela says it captured three more mercenaries from a failed raid against disputed president nicolas maduro. the latest include a former venezuelan army general. at least 34 people are now detaped including two former u.s. special forces members. maduro claims the attack was backed abacked by the u.s. and n governments. both have denied any role. it will get worse before it gentgetsbetter, economic adviso, warning the pandemic could send the u.s. unemployment rate over 20%. rob: todd piro joins us live as 12 states are set to ease restrictions today. >> reporter: the next jobs report is said to show the unthinkable a few short months ago that one-fifth of americans are out of a job because of the virus and while they expect employment to rebound in the middle of the summer, treasury secretary s

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has killed at least 19 people and killed 15 more as the arabian navy carried out drills in the gulf of omanmuz. this comes just months after the revolutionary guard mistakenly shut down -- shot down an iranian airliner. people working for juan guaido have resigned after a botched invasion. one said he had been in contact with former -- a former u.s. green beret that led the rate from venezuela into columbia. eight people were killed when the mission was interception -- intercepted, with 40 arrested. that included two u.s. soldiers. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. thank you. let's look at bitcoin, at the moment training up 4/10 of 1% on $8,670. it is appearing to run out of a bit of steam. it touched $10,000 last week, tumbling after going through technical adjustment. the manna known as bitcoin jesus remains up eat -- remains up eat. --up beat. cryptocurrency, there are these hard limits where you don't have a central monetary authority crea

iran's navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just region in the gulf of oman where iranian naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target there are regular exercises held in the region near the busy straits of hormuz the same describe the reports for us now from tehran. the wreckage of one of the ships was taken to chop our port and we also have been hearing conflicting reports about whether or not the vessel that was hit in this incident has sunk or not but we're hearing from officials this morning that the vessel is intact not intact but certainly has not sunk and investigations are underway we know that the naval frigate jumma run a missile capable what iranians call a destroyer was involved in these exercises it hit a smaller support ship called the corner iraq now this is a multipurpose vehicle a corvette class ship it is small it is sometimes armed for naval patrols but in this case we're hearing from reports that it was serving in a support capacity that it was setting up targets that it got too close to one

navy on one of its own boats has killed 19 sailors it happened in the just giving june in the gulf of oman where rennie and naval exercises were taking place a support vessel was hit when it got too close to a target but a regular exercise is held in the region near the busy strait of hormuz. there's been fierce fighting in libya's capital as the u.n. worker nies government tries to end the year long campaign by wall. to seize tripoli fighters allied to the tripoli government made this show of force after hostile lawless said they'd enter the city's southern suburbs as fired rockets at tripoli's only functioning airport on saturday killing 5 people living nearby. a trial is underway in the democratic republic of congo for a powerful figure in president felix just a katie's office video coming out a is issues of haiti's chief of staff and also leads the influential union for the congolese nation political party is accused of embezzling $51000000.00 from funds set aside for building prefabricated homes for disadvantaged communities a man who denies the allegations. we're here to support our

play along and do you think for these countries in the gulf and you know the projections for the price of oil. well the one to watch right now is oman it's in the most immediate fiscal danger it has a fiscal breakeven point that's well above $80.00 a barrel and it's it's facing real difficulties and of course all of the countries are dependent on rebounding oil prices and as the united states in particular struggles to contain the coronavirus there's a lot of concern here about how cautious consumers are going to be no in seas airlines in particular rebounding any time soon because of the difficulties in public health given saudis reliance on the petro dollar and the situation right now what do you make of its vision for this huge neon project $500000000000.00 project i mean is this a vision or is this some are as well as i said there's been lots of different visions from venezuela to nigeria to libya to elsewhere over the years of oil rich states that want to move away from oil dependence and i see me in that light as well where those sort of but a desire to diversify away from the oil rich economy it's it's proven to be an incredi