or two weeks of work in north yemen or yamaa or yemen now, i don't want to say the government , i want to say the government. the same north yemen, now i think this is a better term, the government of ansarullah , i think it will be completed in a week or two , but this calculation was during the eight-year war with iran, didn't saddam think that it would take an average of seven days to reach tehran and he told that reporter that when the reporter asked saddam , don't think that, just calculate the saddams, that means you should be sure that these are the consultations that they have in the american strategy with iraq, that you will come to tehran for a week, and he told that reporter that i i will answer your question in tehran. reviewing contemporary history , there are a lot of these american calculation errors, that is , there were also in the discussion of the victory of the islamic revolution, but let's go back to the discussion of lebanon and lebanon's hezbollah. my question was whether lebanon's hezbollah has entered a new stage and the future of this conflict. it will change

america was wrong and they were deceived by thinking that north yemen or sana'a yemen would be dealt with in one week or two weeks. yemen, now i don't want to say the government of ansarullah, i want to say the government of north yemen. now , i think this is a better term than saying the ansarallah government. they thought that the work would be completed in a week or two. tehran and told that reporter that when the reporter asked saddam, don't think that, just calculate the saddams, that means you should be sure that these are the consultations they have in the american strategy with iraq , that you will come to tehran for a week, and he told that reporter that i i will answer your question in tehran , reviewing the contemporary history of these calculation errors america has a lot. it has entered a new stage and the future of this conflict will change. with the entry of hezbollah, i mentioned the news . you mentioned the strategy of america and israel . what do you think will change in the future ? well, that's why the question here should be asked in this way , why israel entered

military operation against north yemen carried out by the british americans have been going on for twohington calls this a response to threats to freedom of navigation in the red sea. and in london the attack was generally dubbed self-defense. if the escalation continues, the entire middle east region could face disaster. at the same time, the united states does not intend to stop. biden promised to do the same in the future. what threatens the new species? a coalition consisting of the usa, great britain, australia, the netherlands, bahrain and canada, the peace team or the war hawks, another precedent for bypassing the un security council resolution, will there be a reaction from european adherents of democracy, if the americans a year ago, a year and a half ago, were shouting about the need to help ukraine, so pumped up propaganda, now the majority no longer... want to help, consider it inappropriate, 30% are still in favor, and the rest are already they say that this plays against biden’s image, accordingly biden changes his emphasis, a new point appears, of course, the soviet cana

the houthis, who are a so—called rebel group in yemen, they hail from the north—west of yemen.een very active in this area for about a decade. it's only now that we're noticing because our global trade is being impacted. they hijacked this ship called the galaxy leader and they fired missiles and drones at others. us and british warships went to their defence. the houthis vowed revenge. the world economy, every economy will suffer if ships keep coming under attack in this illegal and unacceptable way. and these attacks need to stop, or actions will be taken. in late 2023, the us put together a coalition of nations to confront these attacks in the red sea and the gulf of aden. it called this taskforce 0peration prosperity guardian. we're grateful to the more than 20 nations that have joined 0peration prosperity guardian so far to help protect maritime traffic and provide security in the red sea. the military muscle for the task force is provided by the us navy and, to a lesser extent, the royal navy. they've got the warships in place that can shoot down incoming missiles. on jan

yemen. zaidism became the ideological basis. this is one that appeared in the nineties in the north of the country, on the border of saudi arabia.te islam that dominated the territory of modern yemen for thousands of years. the leader of the yemeni zaidis was said, that is, a descendant of the prophet hussein barudin al-houthi. later his followers began to be called by his name. the basis of houtism, which originated in the northern province of saada, was the idea that responding to... current challenges need to be modern methods, but always based on the koran. and in general, the houthis' desire to unite the entire islamic mind on the basis of common civilizational roots is the focus. hussites. they control the southwest of the arabian peninsula and, most importantly, the bapel-mandep strait. it carries approximately 12-15% of all global maritime trade traffic. with the rest of the country's political forces, the houthis coexisted peacefully for many years. moreover, they had the support of the former party in power, which retained its authority, including in army. the former president was in the coalition with them. who ruled

, from where 18 american fighter jets flew from the saudi skies and entered and bombarded the north of yemenint is that the yemenis have a radius of 2,000 kilometers, which means almost a radius. they have such an area under their control, both with zolfar ballistic missiles , barkan ballistic missiles, and with their quds cruise missiles. one of their targets, which can be said to be in their plans, may be bahrain. of course , the us navy's fifth fleet base in bahrain is separate from that base american military operations in africa and the intensity of more attacks on ships that support the zionist regime are acting against the people of gaza in support of the zionist regime. the port of eilat, which has always been the target of the yemenis, this time may be heavier under the rain of yemeni missiles and drones. apart from those yemenis, most of the ships of the zionist regime in these areas were hit by drones. an american ship of the liber class , which even has multiple satellite defense systems, was also targeted here a few days ago and was damaged. the yemenis did not announce that at

yemen’s airspace for airline flights from russia. the news agency is now reporting this with a link. to the federal air transport agency. houthis are a group shia muslims who live mainly in the northovement received its name in honor of its founder , hussein al-houthi. in 2004, he launched an anti-government uprising, accusing the authorities of being pro-american and oppressing the shiite population. saudi arabia provided support to yemen's government. the houthis took over in 2015. yemena. the us and uk supported this invasion. military operations and civil war continue to this day in the region with varying degrees of intensity. the houthis are believed to be using support from iran. start the year with profitable purchases at the megamarket, there will be discounts, buy electronics with cashback of up to 50%. rather than look at it 100 times, it’s better to twist it once, order with avito delivery from one ruble, check that the product suits you. and then confirm the payment, there is a cold pathogen around, orve has taken the family captive, quickly get to work, ismigen, ismigen activates the immune system with just one tablet a day, ismigen, i will quickly treat colds, start

changed 20 years ago, in 2004 the houthi leader was killed by the yemen army, a civil war broke out in the country, which by 2010 led the northyemen to a humanitarian catastrophe. in 2012 , the country's new authorities admitted guilt to the houthis. and in march 2015, a new operation storm began against the houthis. determination, it was announced by the saudi ambassador to washington. the arab coalition intervened in the internal conflict of yemen between the houthis and the official authorities, but the coalition not only failed to achieve its goals, the result was the opposite. the houthis are now the leading force in yemen in alliance with the former ruling party, the general people's congress, this movement actually governs the country, they participate in this government on an equal basis. 50/50 - since then , the ideology of husism has become the dominant , in fact, state ideology of sanaa, so sanaa controls approximately 90% of the territory of the former northern yemen, where 3/4 of the population, more than 22 million yemenis, live. perhaps the saddest thing is that just recently last year everything was heading to

yemen, the houthis attacked another ship. representatives of the movement posted a warning video online. in it , the red sea was flooded with american coffins. later, the shiite group ansar allah ruling in the northplained. in response to the crisis, we, together with our partners, are following the path of normalizing and stabilizing the situation in the region, but the attackers, as our president says, need to be called by their proper names. the european union wants to send warships to the red sea in a month, but meanwhile the us military is preparing for a larger response.

yemen , the houthis attacked another ship. representatives of the movement posted a warning video online. in it, the red sea was flooded with american coffins. later, the shiite group ansar allah ruling in the northtook responsibility for the attack. as explained in local media, the attack was carried out on a greek cargo ship, which was heading to israel under the flag of malta, according to the houthis , who refused to respond to warning signals. the houthis will continue to obstruct the navigation of israeli ships or ships. the european union wants to send warships to the red sea in a month, and meanwhile the us military is preparing for larger retaliatory attacks from the houthis new york times, citing senior us military officials claims despite us air strikes, the houthis have retained nearly half their ability to fire missiles and drones at ships transiting the red sea, with many weapons systems still in place. the united states in this region can already predict whether this operation will stop the houthi attacks or whether the united states will start a war with them? no. the houthis are known to be experts in the use of precision weapons and have learned to use civilians as human countin

and that's part of the problem that you've had north yemen and south yemen sort of brought together together of the things which could be done, this is the sort of done, and this is the sort of right from both right of arc from both perspectives, right of arc perspectives, the right of arc from an iranian perspective. if you take houthi one of you take the houthi as one of their forces , is that their proxy forces, is that they've that they they've said that they might close straits of gibraltar. close the straits of gibraltar. now, you say they haven't now, you might say they haven't got the capability to do that, but they've also got a proxy force polisario front force with the polisario front in morocco. so although it might seem unlikely, it doesn't mean that it wouldn't happen. but a coalition perspective . coalition perspective. particularly in american perspective, we would look back to operation praying mantis in 1988 when the americans destroyed five iranian ships . destroyed five iranian ships. and essentially that meant that the iranians had to drink from the iranians had to drink

and that's part of the problem that you've had north yemen and south yemen sort of brought together togetheruld be of the things which could be done, this is the sort of done, and this is the sort of right from both right of arc from both perspectives, right of arc perspectives, the right of arc from an iranian perspective. if you take houthi one of you take the houthi as one of their forces , is that their proxy forces, is that they've that they they've said that they might close straits of gibraltar. close the straits of gibraltar. now, you say they haven't now, you might say they haven't got the capability to do that, but they've also got a proxy force polisario front force with the polisario front in morocco. so although it might seem unlikely, it doesn't mean that it wouldn't happen. but a coalition perspective . coalition perspective. particularly in american perspective, we would look back to operation praying mantis in 1988 when the americans destroyed five iranian ships . destroyed five iranian ships. and essentially that meant that the iranians had to drink from the iranians had to

yemen, the coalition. emirates, but they failed to achieve what they hoped for. the hossites continue to control the north of yemen and shell sea routes. yes, absolutely true, i think. i think that's exactly what saudi arabia is warning about , that the danger is quite serious, and it's very strange how the roles have changed, just a little while ago , the americans were just telling the taudits to stop all hostilities against the houthis and negotiate, as they say, how the deck is shuffled maps, but the situation is as it is now, yes, after saying a, i should say a... this means that the houthis are really ready to accept the challenge, the iranians will gladly accept this a challenge, well, because it is practically nothing from them, it is worth practically nothing to them, that is, they will not spend large amounts of money, instead, they will constantly have on a leash any evil intentions that are possible. to constantly spit on the americans, and they are willing, with great pleasure , ready to perform this function, so here, unfortunately, the calculation, if we talk about the long-term, long-term

the houthis are a group of sheite muslims, they live mainly in the north of yemen, the movement receivedame in honor of the founder hussein al-houthi. in 2004, he launched an anti-government uprising, accusing authorities in the pro-american course of oppression of the shiite population. purchases from a thousand rubles on any sberbank credit card apartment in moscow count five, only five until january 31, an apartment in moscow can be yours, and if you don’t have a card yet, get a free sberbank credit card for 120 days without interest, win with the best credit card in the country, temperature take whispering paracet. effervescent tablet of father-tylsecylic acidval. we trust rien, we choose renival. rather than look at it 100 times, it’s better to turn, turn, twist once. and only after confirm payment. until february 4, order sovito with delivery starting from one ruble. check that the product suits you, and then confirm the payment. under the silver veil. this delicious chocolate layer, inside is beautiful, perfect , plumbeer, airy, natural, a silver bullet carries you happy in the he

mitts is some of the first video of explosions tonight in yemen's just north of the capital. iranian backed houthi fighters from yemen have been attacking commercial ships in the nearby red sea. there's been dozens of attacks. tonight u.s. and british forcevise struck back using air and naval assets. both surface ships and submarines with one houthi official moments ago saying multiple cities had been hit. cnn's oren leiberman at the pentagon for us tonight. m.j. lee at the white house where the president has just weighed in. i want to start at the pentagon. oren, what do we learn so far about the targets that have been hit? >> reporter: more than a dozen different targets were hit by u.s. aircraft and assets. it was also submarines that took part in this launching tomahawk attack and cruise missiles. they included also storage and launch sites for ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, as well as uavs. those three types of weapons are significant. those are the types of weapons the houthivise used to attack and frankly to try to terrorize international shipping in the red sea.

a resilient bunch — they are a tribal mountain militia that have come down from sadda in the north of yemenh iranian help, of drones, missiles, cruise missiles, antiballistic, anti—ship ballistic missiles. they have still got a lot of them left and they have vowed to inflict a painful retaliation on the us and uk, which i think the most likely form of that is that they will try to hit western warships in the way that they did on tuesday, where they mounted a complex mass attack — a combination of these drones and missiles — in an attempt to kind of overwhelm the air defences of those western warships. in the case of hms diamond, the royal navy type—25 destroyer, it had to rely in the end on its close—in support weapon, its 30mm 0erlikon cannon, because the missiles that it had were not on their own going to be enough to stop some of the incoming ordnance. that's what they'll be looking to do, try and punch a hole in a western warship. can you just explain the motivation behind what the houthis are doing in the red sea? as you say, they have been attacking these warships. they were saying pr

so that cease fire that's held for several months between the who sees in the north of yemen and the saudi by forces in the south of the country. and that's really interesting and, and just to briefly complete that picture, you know, anthony, blinking it was in by rain right now. home to the us to fleet. he was asked, well, will there be further action from us assets in the region? he said, we don't telegraph what we do so, so the mystery remains whole for now. but thank you very much for all that contacts, billing marks, reporting there from london time. now for a look at some other world news, a constitutional crisis is escalating in poland after the arrest of 2 former government ministers convicted of abuse of power, the pair or being supported by poland, presidents entry due to and it is in direct defiance of the countries recently elected prime minister donald to ask for brandon reports for the rest of the form, interior minister, amount of years kaminsky and his one time deputy, much of washington, turned a simmering political rivalry into a constitutional crisis. kaminsky and

that's been a month long, relatively tenuous, cx, 5 between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular are very concerned about and not tension between the us. the u. k and russia may play out later today. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the c. c, a tax on shipping in the red sea, it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around the 20 and the trillion dollars, 10 percent of all the local o as a 5 going through this as seriously consequential for global come us the russians, very concerned they've said about the impact on that tenuous c spot in yemen. if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the us, all the u. k. or all right. as we touched on the south africa as long as the case of the united nations topcoat, international court of justice accusing is rather committing genocide against palestinians and garza, the calling on the i, c, j to review the case and cool for an emergency suspension of israel's military campaign is ready, government has coole

if you count the civil was in the north, if yemen from 2004 surfaces, a group that has seen rule as a way of life and with a huge population with over 50 percent of them are under the age of 20. and so will of i know more, that means that it's going to be a long, full trying to disengage that young population. that stuff with propaganda from the war and don't for nation counts over the summer's unless the us talk it's really, really successfully manages to degrade an enormous amount to produce the equipment and they haven't hidden on the ground. and none of that, as i, i see happening, then i don't see how this will end any time soon. so this is going to be a long war. is it any other thoughts possible feel for your loss? possibly. i of at the end of the show, hopefully well that will will for sure, take almost suddenly take as long as the conflict and the guys continue. so if there is any resolution, any time soon, that's a good chance that they could and, but sadly, it doesn't look that way. so we have to prepare for high prices, oil and consumer goods. yes, although i agree that th

they are a mountain militia that have come down from the north of yemen, took over the country legallys, cruise missiles, antiballistic and anti—ship missiles. they have still got a lot of them left and they have vowed to inflict a painful retaliation on the us and uk and i think the most likely form of that is that they will try to hit western warships in the way that they did on tuesday, where they mounted a complex mass attack, a combination of drones and missiles in an attempt to overwhelm the air defences of those western warships. in the case of hms diamond, the royal navy type 25 destroyer, it had to rely on its closing support weapons because the missiles that it had were not on their own going to be enough to stop some of the incoming ordnance. that is what they are trying to do, trying to punch a hole in a western warships up what can you explain the motivation behind what he houthis doing the red sea? as you say, they have been attacking the warships and they said they were primarily attacking israeli ships and ships that were heading towards what they call palestinian terri

yemen. most of the yemeni population lives in areas under houthi control. as well as sanaa and the norththi rebels control the red sea coastline. the group collects taxes and also prints money. the group was formed in the 1990s to combat what they saw as the corruption of the then president, ali abdullah saleh. iran is suspected of supplying the houthis with weapons, and the us says iranian intelligence is critical to enabling them to target ships. the government has been backed against the houthis by a coalition of arab countries led by saudi arabia and the uae. ..according to the us research institute the combating terrorism center. let's speak to our security correspondent frank gardner. first of all let's talk about who the houthis are. i explained it as best i could but there is a lot more going on in terms of how what is happening in yemen is viewed globally as a proxy war between iran and saudi arabia.— and saudi arabia. yeah, although there has been _ and saudi arabia. yeah, although there has been quite _ and saudi arabia. yeah, although there has been quite a _ and saudi arabia

that it's been a month long, relatively tenuous, c 5, between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular are very concerned about, and not tension between the us. the u. k and russia may play out late since day. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the soonest. the attacks on shipping in the red sea, it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around the 20 and the trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o. as advised going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous, see spot in yemen if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the us. all the u . k. the best for you, the other to the other nice from around the world style and choose the group of all men were arrested after they broke into a television station during a live broadcast and threatened staffing, black keel, a 130 present stuff i'll being held hostage 10 people have been killed during the recent time viole

they are a grouping that emerged in the north l grouping that emerged in the north of yemen and theye named after theirformer tribe, although they are named after their former leader who was killed in 2004 and they are currently led by one of his brothers but they are fundamentally a religious, political and military grouping all at the same time. religion does play an important part in the formation of their identity politics. they are a shia based group but they do extend beyond that and it is also worth pointing out that the brand of the shia they follow is a bit more moderate than that of iran and they have been mobilising since the 19805, have been mobilising since the 1980s, but have been mobilising since the 19805, but it have been mobilising since the 1980s, but it is important to point out that over the last nine years of the civil war in yemen they have grown ever closer to iran and adopted ever more in brian's kind of slogans and that is probably important in this current battle. —— iran's kind of slogans. important in this current battle. -- iran's kind of slogans.— iran'

managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horne. of africa, yemen, northuth of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al-quts for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim. but ultimately, freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large, as designers goal was once conquest from the nile to the euphretes and now is division of the middle east. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team, please do join us again next week and each week after. don't forget to send us your comments and topic requests. you can also follow us on instagram, facebook and x. till next time, take care. first to be headlines: gaza health officials warn that 2 million displaced people are facing the triangle of death as the israely genocide across the territory enters its 95th day. bolivi

sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horn of africa, yemen, northh of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government. defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al quds for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim, but ultimately freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large. as the zinest goal was once conquest from the nail to the euphrades and now is division of the middle east. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team, please do join us again next week and each week after, don't forget to send us your comments and topic requests, you can also follow us on instagram, facebook and x. till next time, take care! your headlines here on press tv: israel presses ahead with his aggression against the besieg gaza strip as death tool exceeds 22,400, mostly women and children. thousands gather in beirot

sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horn of africa, yemen, northsouth of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al quds for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim, but ultimately freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large. as the zinest goal was once conquest from the nail to the euphredis and now is the... vision of the middle east. that's all for today. thank you for watching from the whole team. please do join us again next week and each week after. don't forget to send us your comments and topic requests. you can also follow us on instagram, facebook and x. till next time. take care. lines: iranians across the nation warn the victims of the wednesday terrorist attack in carmon. the un security council condemns the caramon terrorist attack is reprehensible calli

yemen the attack hit home. the explosions and thick smoke visible in the dark skies in north west yemen and the capital under the control of the iranian backed rebel group. the u.s. and it u.k. targeted nearly 30 sites including facilities for ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones as well as radar sites and command and control nodes. the goal disrupt the ability of the houthis to target international shipping in the red sea, something they've done at least 28 times since mid-november. >> we will make sure we respond to houthis as they continue this outrageous behavior along with our allies. >> reporter: the attacks have forced some of the world's largest shipping companies to avoid the red sea, disrupting global change by adding thousands of miles to international stealing routes. >> all the targets we chose were targets meant to go after their exact capabilities. >> reporter: the u.s.-led strikes targeted locations across houthi controlled yemen including the port city with more than 150 precision guided missiles. it sits next to a critical waterway of international shipping. in yemen crowds of protest

the houthis, followers of the ansarullah movement, which was founded in the early 1990 in the north of yemen population. presumably, the movement's population reaches 10 million people. husism is based on the concept of the coronal path. according to this concept, the koran contains everything necessary for the formation of muslims. the houthis claim that they are protecting their religion from the influence of sunism, and their country from external aggression, according to western experts. the houthis allegedly enjoy hidden military and financial support from iran and its allies, represented by the lebanese movement hezbollah's massive british and us strikes on houthi positions in yemen are the third military attack on the movement, the first time this happened in 2004. i will add that... the economic development of islamic societies, putting a barrier to the influence of the ideology of the west, as well as israel’s deeply connected materialistic interests. showing it to be imperialist and hostile to islam. vladim franzovich, what is iran’s own attitude towards the houthis? how do you thi

remind you that in mid-november, the shiite paramilitary movement ansar allan, ruling in the north of yemenegan attacking ships associated with israel in the red sea. this had a negative impact. in trade, maritime transport through the suetsky canal decreased sharply. volumes world trade fell due to the attacks in the red sea. i think shipping companies will not rush back to sea. it is also reasonable to assume that the atrocities in the red sea will not stop; in my opinion, they will even intensify. the conflict flared up instantly. the us announced a military operation to protect shipping in the region. washington was supported by 10 other countries on this issue. on friday night, the states and... great britain began an operation against the ansar allah movement. we have made it clear, like many other countries, that the houthis' actions will have consequences. we have also repeatedly tried to make it clear to iran that their support for the houthis must end. us and british military forces attacked targets in four provinces of yemen. generally , headquarters, arsenals, military equipment

supporters of the ansar allah movement ruling in the north of yemen have launched.l or heading to its ports. meanwhile, the israeli defense forces launched new artillery strikes on the northern areas of khanyunis, in the south of the gaza strip. the assault on the palestinian refugee camp of jinin continues in city ​​of the same name, but there tsahal met desperate resistance. israeli vehicles came under massive fire, forcing the military to retreat. against the backdrop of ongoing fighting, our restorers completed a large-scale peaceful action in jerusalem. in the church of the holy sepulcher, they assembled from the discovered parts and hung a dozen church lamps, which were donated to the shrine. russian christians in the second. brought back to life ponikodil, a russian miracle, which at the end of the 19th century was specially prepared by representatives of various russian estates. the grandiose complex consisted of ten church lamps. the first, a four-meter, three-furrowed ponikodile, was created by order of the moscow merchant fyodor samoilov in 1891. it hung

price of crude oil increased , reuters reported that following the us and british attack on yemen , the price of north sea brent oil rose by one dollar and 63 cents, equivalent to 211, to $79 and four cents , and the price of west texas intermediate oil rose by one dollar. 12 cents equal to 22% increase. it is trading at 73 dollars and 64 cents. abdulbari atwan , the editor of rialium newspaper, called the aggressive attack of the united states and england on yemen an expansion of the war fronts and he called it a costly folly. atwan added that a regional war may flare up from yemen and this war will be a palestinian war. the editor-in-chief of rayalum added: all american bases are in the target range of missiles. an american newspaper reported that the yemeni army hid part of its weapons and equipment before the us and its allies attacked their positions . the american wall street journal quoted an american military official and a person close to the yemeni political council as reporting that the yemeni forces , before the early morning attacks of the united states and its allies on the positions of

for more than a month now, the houthis , a movement that controls the north-west of yemen, have beenng and... finally, a new decree was issued in the heavenly office regarding us, we were released from office, my trip to yemen happened before current aggravation and even before the country turned into an arena of war between everyone and everyone, but even before this state was a very turbulent place, the civil conflict here did not subside for many decades, the people were always incredibly warlike, and the only thing that kept yements from total massacre was that for every drop of blood shed, the culprit shed ten more blood, not just everyone here is armed, 32... the fact is that it was hardly developed in design bureaus, it seems that the design of this weapon was born in the brains of some bedouin, why does it consist? from the butt, metal tube, from the trigger. to be honest, i would be extremely surprised if it could be fired, but at the same time, they probably did. everyone knows about osama binladen, but hardly many people know that his family comes from yemen, and numerous

the houthis control the | most populated parts of yemen, they are a tribal group to the north—west oft power to the houthis. they are backed by iran. to be honest, no one had really heard of them outside of the region until november, when they started targeting shipping in they started targeting shipping in the red sea in support of the palestinians of gaza, particularly in support of hamas. they are part of what is called the axis of resistance, and iran back network. hezbollah in lebanon, hamas in the west bank and the houthis in yemen. they of course survived a long war with saudi arabia for many years. the uk and the us repeatedly lying today they were sending a message to the houthis. the problem was, those for a set of strikes, they had the same message. they have heard the message, they have ignored it. in fact the number of his failed attacks on shipping have gone slightly up. —— the number of houthi attacks. they have since expanded that to include british and american ships. but they have also hit ships or aimed with pins and ships carrying russian oil, one from singapore. t

you said that the houthis as you said started in the �*90s were asked small militia in the north side of yemen capital city of yemen, then they grew and increased their military stren-th. yemen, then they grew and increased their military stren-th. after yemen, then they grew and increased their military strength. after the yemen, then they grew and increased their military strength. after the saudi coalition started its operation to restore the government against the houthis what we saw was around back supplying more and more missiles and drones to the houthis. in the years after that we saw a rise in the attacks against saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and also attacks against ships in the red sea. in the last ten years, the houthis went from a small not sophisticated militia to this type of big, nonstate actor that is able to defy the us and its allies.— us and its allies. briefly, because _ us and its allies. briefly, because we're _ us and its allies. briefly, because we're running i us and its allies. briefly, l because we're running out us and its allies. briefly, - because we're

remind you that in mid-november , the shiite paramilitary movement ansar allan , ruling in the north of yemen. ships in the red sea. this has shrunk. global trade volumes have had a negative impact on trade. marine transportation through the soviet canal fell sharply due to attacks in the red sea. i think shipping companies will not rush back to sea. it is also reasonable to assume that the atrocities in the red sea will not stop; in my opinion, they will even intensify. the conflict flared up instantly. the us announced a military operation to protect shipping in the region. washington supported this issue. we have made it clear, like many other countries, that there will be consequences for the houthis' actions, and we have also repeatedly tried to make it clear iran that its support for the houthis must stop. us and british military forces attacked targets in four provinces of yemen. generally , headquarters, arsenals, warehouses, military equipment, and radar were attacked by aviation. us president joe biden called the military operation a response to a threat to freedom of navigation, no

remind you that in mid-november the shiite paramilitary the ansar allan movement, ruling in the north of yemenarply. global trade volumes due to attack. the conflict flared up instantly, the united states announced a military operation to protect shipping in the region. washington was supported by 10 other countries on this issue. on friday night , the states and the uk launched an operation against the ansar allah movement. we have made it clear how and many other countries. that the houthis' actions will have consequences. we have also repeatedly tried to make it clear to iran that we support.

that's been a month long, relatively tenuous, cx, 5 between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular are very concerned about, and that tension between the us, the u. k and russia may play out later today. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the soon as the attacks on shipping in the red sea, it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around a 20 and a trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o as a 5 going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous c spot in yemen. if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the u. s. o u. k. as much as a heavy as a drive from the gulf study central, i can tell university and profess solve middle east politics. and the thing with us through the day i'm picking one is getting on lots of moving parts. that's who, let's deal with the who t's because obviously they were small group in compared to a formal ami, a military such as the

that's been a month long rather to be tenuous, cease 5 between who is the forces who control the north of yemen and saudi back forces in the south. is this something the russians in particular are very concerned about not tension between the us. the u. k and russia may play out later today. we're expecting to see a security council vote on the resolution related to the cynthia tights on shipping in the red sea. it's 15 percent of global trade, obviously was around a 20 and the trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o. otherwise going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous c spot in yemen. if there are indeed stripes down the road by the u. s. o u k. really about said thanks very much for joining us from london. a still head here on out as it is very bold as it's destroyed, rides, and infrastructure during raids in the occupied westbank plus understand human. and when a site is where congress is beginning to debate, the most controversial met the law in its history. the transform this country, t

that's been a month long, relatively tenuous, cx, 5 between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular, all very concerned about. and that tension between the us, the u. k and russia may play out later today. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the soon as the attacks on shipping in the red sea, it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around a 20 and the trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o as a 5 going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous c spot in yemen. if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the us, all the u. k. whether united nations security council is expected to face on a resolution demonte, ahold to attacks on vessels carried off by human sweet devices in the red sea. the drop resolution was brought forward by the united states and comes as if these say they will continue their attacks until the seeds on garza ends with joined. not by o

yemen. bombed north, the capital of the country. the pentagon said the strike was carried out by an aircraft carrier using tamahawk cruise missiles. earlier , information about the attack was confirmed by officials from the american administration. according to them , the strike was carried out on the houthi radar. russia's envoy vasily nebendze spoke about the fact that the united states will not stop at one attack last night at a meeting of the un security council. the diplomat noted: strikes on yemen have nothing to do with the right to self-defense and violate the charter of the united nations. nebende called washington's actions armed aggression and emphasized: because of this, the war in the middle east is spreading to the red sea and the gulf of addon. called on the international community to condemn the us and allied attacks on yemen. this is yet another military aggression by the collective west in a long list of its forays into the suffering middle east. all the pseudo-right white house rationalizations don't hold water. i

yemen. but in the north and middle region , the british were killed, and before them, the turks were killed, before them, many of the regimes that came to control yemen by force were killed. america, england, france and israel sell arms to the aggressors and they carry out the demands of america and other regimes for free. they kill people. they destroy the arab and islamic countries and put the people under judicial siege. we are in a cold state. now a person is killed in palestine. 10 people are killed. 40, 50, 100 people are killed in palestine. no one is talking. only the leader of the islamic revolution talks about this. he talks about these massacres, and seyyed hassan nasrallah talks about this, and seyyed abdul malik talks and some scholars. unfortunately, now america. it surrounds the islamic ummah everywhere. it is besieging us in yemen, it is besieging us in palestine , it is besieging us in iraq, it is besieging us in syria, and it is besieging us in a large number of islamic countries, and it is trying to block the world capital. take control and for this reason he fights agains

the united states launched new attacks on yemen, bombing the north of the country's capital. the pentagon said they would attack. russian permanent representative vasily nebendi spoke at a meeting of the un security council that the united states will not stop at one attack. the diplomat noted that strikes on yemen have nothing to do with the right to self-defense and violate the charter of the united nations. nebenze called washington’s actions armed aggression and emphasized that this is the reason for the war. they chanted slogans in support of residents yemen and palestine, and also demanded that ships associated with israel leave the red sea. powerful explosions occurred this morning and at night in ukraine; military warehouses in the kharkov region were damaged by high-precision strikes. information about detonations came from dnepropetrovsk, kremenchuk, chernigov, kirovograd and sumy regions, kiev-kherson-controlled and from the outskirts of the ukrainian capital itself. according to the russian ministry of defense, from january 6 to january 12 , 23 strikes were carrie

sana in yemen, north of sana itself. when you think about yemen itself and where we now understand where these strikes were at least coming up from the houthi side where they were struck, what does that say to you? >> first, it goes to the level of planning. let's compare to iraq and syria when the u.s. carries out a strike there. that's normally one target or a couple of targets. this was on a much broader scale than that, which requires a level of coordination especially when you're doing this with an ally and other partners backing you up. this isn't something you can plan on your own. you can try to plan it quickly, but that of course all takes time. knowing where your targets are, knowing what kind of assets you have to use and then coordinating that between different assets launching your attack, and that is fighter jets, surface vessels as well as submarines, and using an ally to attack as well, there's a tremendous level of coordination required to carry out a strike like this. and having the confidence to do that

yemen, like aljaf and hazarmut. that's why saudi arabia is seeking to gain control over the north. and eastern desert areas, more than war on yemen and control the energy markets in the world by granting privileges to the sana-based government, including delisting the ansterila movement as so-called terrorist organization and mounting pressure on saudi arabia to establish sease fire. he has reversed the designation of the houties, as a terrorist organization which threatened to cut off humanitarian aid to millions. by. putting up pressure on the saudiled coalition to stop the war in yemen, the biden administration is scrambling to return the arab country to the oil and gas market in the world in order to make up for the low supply and consequently reduce fuel prices. the us has always supported occupiers in yemen and has sought to advance its constant policy of managing energy markets and controlling transit routes. this war has to end and to underscore our commitment. yemen, we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen, including relevant arm sales. despite macro plans, the support

happy, parents are happy, usa, uk. at night they carried out a new airstrike on yemen, they hit the airbase in the northf the yemeni capital san, it had already been attacked the day before. the strikes by the united kingdom against yemen are an armed aggression, a gross violation of the un charter, said the russian post-president, vasily ne benzia , at an urgent meeting of the security council, which was convened at the initiative of russia. the security council did not give permission for such aggression - nibendia stated. at the same time, the permanent representative noted that washington is not going to stop there. the united states is mobilizing , thousands of recruits have already joined the ranks of the houthis, the federal air transport agency has temporarily banned russian airlines from using yemeni airspace for security reasons, how the west is trying to justify its actions and how the world community has responded to aggression against yemen, in the reports of our us correspondents on middle east, valentin bogdanova and alexander belibov. with the pentagon timed its strikes on yemen right in

the news is about the sound of a huge explosion being heard in the north of sana'a, the capital of yemen. initial information indicates that sana'a airport and its surroundings have been targeted. sputnik news agency, quoting a local informed source, wrote: american and british fighters attacked dilmi air base. reuters news agency quoted american officials as written by the us military after attacking targets in yemen on friday morning, saturday morning, another attack was made on yemen. no further details have been released . the united states has sanctioned the international company for its alleged links with iran and yemen's ansarullah. ministry. put muttahida on its sanctions list under the pretext of carrying out activities related to the islamic republic of iran and yemen's sanratullah. the us department of treasury has claimed that the silomitime company based in hong kong and the global tech company based in the united arab emirates were transporting iranian crude oil. yemeni officials emphasized that this action of america. they will answer. russian representative at the council

this night, the us and uk launched a powerful attack on houthi positions in yemene is from the north of the country. russia has requested an urgent meeting of the un security council for friday. the number of those wounded in the shelling of donetsk has risen to six; the night before the city suffered the most massive damage. in recent attacks on civilians , ukrainian nationalists have fired at least 20 shells from multiple launch rocket systems . run, brother! let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go! a gas pipeline in one of the residential buildings was interrupted and a fire broke out. when the fire was extinguished, it turned out that the flame had completely destroyed one of the apartments, leaving the owners without a roof over your head. received severe injuries. one of the buses, it was literally riddled with shrapnel, the driver was wounded, hits were recorded in residential buildings, according to local residents, several apartments were destroyed, miraculously no one died, here is another tragedy, friends, hail has arrived, the center of donetsk, you see what destruction it