mechanized columns rushed towards luanda. his friend gostinyuto secretly transferred. according to our data, about 150 soviet military specialists directly participated in this operation. not all of them were destined to return to their homeland. in the first few months, the offensive against movinga developed successfully. government the brigades fought forward. but south africa could not allow the defeat of the angolan opposition group unito. the thirty- second south african battalion attacked the angolan troops with reinforced artillery. the reserve sixty-first mechanized brigade and the 101st battalion of territorial troops were thrown into battle. general ownership of the south africans. reached 400 people, fierce bloody battles began. for 4 months , the angolan brigades slowly retreated, the heroic defense of this small village began, which later began to be called angolan stalingrad. the seventy-first tactical group of the cuban army defended in the second echelon. south africa never managed to capture quita. on march

one example — the marlin luanda, a tanker with links to the uk.hit by a missile. the frequency of houthi attacks, though, hasn't fallen. in the three weeks before the first us and uk strikes, there were six. in the three weeks since the us and uk action, there have been nine. and here's the impact — there's a lot less traffic going through the red sea now. instead, vessels are sailing around africa, which takes a lot longer. and it costs a lot more too. this is the increased cost for transporting freight — it's shot up. those growing costs will have an impact here. it'll take longer for some goods to get to the uk, and it could mean higher costs for customers. joining me to discuss the developments in the region is david makovsky, former senior advisor to the special envoy for israeli—palestinian negotiations and director of the koret project on arab—israel relations at the washington institute. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. let's have a look at that move byjoe biden today, the sanctions on the israeli settlers in the relation to the attack

one example — the marlin luanda, a tanker with links to the uk.attacks, though, hasn't fallen. in the three weeks before the first us and uk strikes, there were six. in the three weeks since the us and uk action, there have been nine. and here's the impact — there's a lot less traffic going through the red sea now. instead, vessels are sailing around africa, which takes a lot longer. and it costs a lot more too. this is the increased cost for transporting freight — it's shot up. those growing costs will have an impact here. it'll take longer for some goods to get to the uk, and it could mean higher costs for customers. nick eardley there. four more people have been charged in connection with the deaths of two teenage boys in bristol. 15—year—old mason rist and 16—year—old max dixon were attacked by a group of people in the knowle west area of the city last saturday. 0ur correspondent danjohnson is in bristol for us. yes, this investigation is growing. it's moving, it's getting more complex and tonight we had the news that two teenagers have been c

one example, the marlin luanda, a tanker with links to the uk, it was set on fire after being hit byips. in the three weeks since the us—uk action began, there were nine. no houthi strikes on ships have been confirmed since last thursday, but it is too early to be sure if things are changing. and here is the impact — there is a lot less traffic going through the red sea now. the volume has fallen 30% since mid january. if you look at the red here, vessels are now sailing around africa and that takes a lot longer. it also costs more, this shows the increased cost for transporting freight. it has shot up. and those growing costs will have an impact here, they could mean higher costs for customers. in gaza, the hamas—run health ministry said more than 27,a00 people have been killed in the territory in nearly four months of war. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has been looking at the story of six—year—old hind rajab — who fled the fighting in gaza city with her uncle's family. she was last heard in a call to the emergency services. a warning you may find some of lucy's report distressi

and drones targeted at shipping and at the royal navy, most recently, they set the vessel marlene luandaea mr speaken directly in the red sea mr speaker, such behaviour is simply intolerable . simply intolerable. >> it breaks international law. >> it breaks international law. >> it's already having consequences which are damaging to the economies of the world, and insurance premiums have rocketed tenfold since the start of december. the number of cargo ships transiting bab al—mandab has fallen, and the cost of containers has rocketed , all of containers has rocketed, all of which could send food inflation spiralling and will certainly hit those countries with the greatest poverty levels . the greatest poverty levels. the hardest . mr speaker, the houthis hardest. mr speaker, the houthis believe they are the region's robin hood. but as i discussed with the yemeni defence minister just yesterday, when i saw him in saudi, the only people they are robbing are innocent yemenis whose food and aid arrives via the red sea and that is why at the red sea and that is why at the weekend, the prime m