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why is this not happening in the red sea region?— in the red sea region? need to take them out least _ in the red sea region? we need to take them out least to _ in the red sea region? we need to take them out least to some - in the red sea region? we need to. take them out least to some degree at face value. i do believe that i geologically, the houthis think they are defending the palestinians against the might of israel, america and their allies, but there is of course also a bit of scepticism about this, it works very well for them politically at the same time, and their motives are domestic, regional and international. domestically, they can now position themselves as the hero, as those who are defending the palestinians who nobody else appears to least around the arab world to be able to defend or speak out against america and that winsome support at the time when their base is probably quite tired after nearly a decade of civil war and regionally, tired after nearly a decade of civil warand regionally, it tired after nearly a decade of civil war and

that group is backed and armed by iran and iran has a warship in the red sea region. e dangerfor in the red sea region. i think the danger for escalation is there, and that will be something that the us and the uk will be very aware of. they will be looking to proceed with caution if possible. as we saw today, antony blinken, the us secretary of state, returning from a tour around the middle east, where he was discussing with a number of middle eastern leaders, including the saudi crown prince and the israeli prime minister, the danger of the war in israel between israel and hamas spilling out, escalating into a wider regional war. potentially pulling and other global players — hezbollah in lebanon and perhaps even iran. this is exactly why the secretary of state went on this tour around the middle east, to try and avert something like this. so i think something like this... i think something like this... i think the us and the uk and allies will be very aware of the danger of that, especially of any direct military confrontation with iran. i think that's something the

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not surprisingly, the focus appear to be uh where the towns are near near the red sea region, so to the west of yemen. now, yemen has been very clear about its goals. it would only target israely linked vessels, the purpose to stop the us-israeli genocidal war. it is the us, the uk and their accomplices who have made it clear, stopping the genocidal war. is not what they want by striking yemen, back to you cover, and war in syria, the ruins left in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war, what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria. why syria? a different narrative. welcome back. more rallies have been held worldwide and solidarity with palestinians in gaza, with protesters calling for a ceasefire. thousands rallied in the us cap. urging president joe biden to call for a cease fire. in the italian city of naples, 5,00 symbolic tombstones were laid out to remember the palestinians killed in the conflict. protesters called for immediate end to israel's bombardment of gaza. hundreds of i

tensions remain in the red sea region. the yemeni houthis said they would attack all american ships. located in coastal waters, both military and merchant ships. and they even published a threatening video. let us remember that the day before they attacked an american ship in the gulf of aden. hungarian nato bandwagon. the country's spring parliamentary session included 18 amendment bills, but deputies did not include sweden's entry into the alliance on the agenda. moreover, in the spring of twenty-two, after stockholm and helsinki. submitted applications to the military bloc, prime minister orban claimed that the hungarians would support them introduction. if there were no delays with the finns, then the swedes encounter one obstacle after another on their way to nato. this may be due to an unspoken conflict between the two countries. the hungarian government believes that stockholm has repeatedly tried to put pressure on budapest, and the swedish minister for eu affairs proposed to stop transferring eu aid to hungary. bi

the kingdom as following was concerned the male throughout the nation is taking place in the red sea region. and this strikes and sights and given the kingdom, stresses the importance of maintaining the security and stability of the red sea region and calls for the strain and for escalation to be avoided. well, we malice to get reaction from within. you haven't earlier on friday with political, a list of who's saying elbow k t, he called the western strikes on the country, just the latest in a string of unlawful regional military interventions. is going as consist, susan is the and says this any attack, i guess any company should be at they can get any light from the congress, but say, you know, that said the lighthouse, i mean they have that many water, any good water, i guess many ag and companies leave. yeah. and i get as will conduct the attack. i guys the syria and i've gotten this done and yet, and they had bins of both of them and they got a lot of rooms. so the night out of image for almost the 9 yet, and this is actually and then they said that just in favor of the is it a 80 state

how this could affect shipping in the red sea region, and tonight, abc news has learned the navy is moving an aircraft carrier out of the region. >> israel warned on a lengthy timetable for the war with hamas. how much longer they expect it to last. and the u.s. and israel at odds over who will control gaza once the fighting ends. >>> the migrant crisis pushing cities to their breaking point. hundreds of migrants flown from texas to illinois then bussed to chicago. big city mayors plead for federal help. >>> president biden heads into the new year facing a tough senate fight over border security and funding for ukraine and israel. the alarming rise in respiratory illnesses. hospitals in several states are bringing masks back, which regions are being hit hardest. >>> another airline mix-up, how a teen headed for cleveland ended up in puerto rico.ng visi hospital staff who helped save his life. >>> and oh, baby, four sisters, four babies and an unforgettable holiday reunion. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, eve

the kingdom as following was concerned the mail to operations taking place in the red sea region. and this strikes and sights and yemen. the kingdom stresses the importance of maintaining the security and stability of the red sea region and calls for the strain and for escalation to be avoided. we condemn the american and british aggression against the admin in the strongest possible terms. we salute to the honorable and brave position of young men. we condemn the disappointing position taken by error countries, and we call on the people of the arab and islamic community to take action. we want us to get reaction a little bit early on friday from the country from political list, who's saying i'll go hi 18. now he called the western strikes on the nation, just the latest in a string of unlawful military interventions. is going, this is susan, is the, is this, this any attack i guess any company should be at they can agree like from the congress, but say, you know, that the, the white house, i mean they have who invested money at water at any goodwill. i guess many ag and companies i

the entire european economy due to the actions of the united states and great britain in the red sea regionas bloomberg reports, coalition strikes on houthi targets in this leads to supply disruptions. the entire african continent, at the risk of running out of food. merchant ships are forced to detour to deliver cargo before its expiration date. but this is not an argument for the united states. biden directly admits that strikes against the houthis are ineffective, but does not intend to change plans for escalation. are they stopping the houthis? no. will they continue? yes. bloomberg gives an assessment of the european committee for relations in the agricultural industry. the launch of the first belarusian cosmonaut on board is scheduled for march 21, our marina vasilevskaya, is now undergoing serious training for the flight in the star city of russia, in the same conditions , another belarusian anastasia lenkova is training under the same conditions, in addition to the first belarusian cosmonaut , the soyuz ms-25 will deliver into orbit... a native of belarus, roscosmos cosmonaut oleg n

as following was concerned, the middle throughout the ration is taking place in the red sea region. and this strikes and sights and given the kingdoms stresses the importance of maintaining the security and stability of the red sea region and calls for the strain and for escalation to be avoided. we condemn the american and british aggression against the m and in the strongest possible terms, we salute to the honorable and brave position of human. we condemn the disappointing position taken by error countries. and we call on the people of the arab and islamic community to take action. but right now we cross live to yeah, man, it's capital city and speak to a journalist on political unless who's saying i'll go higher, you're most welcome. thank you for your time today. and who's saying a lots is not known about the extent coming out about the attacks at where with hit the casualties, etc. what is the situation like where you are to uh, i mean, the 1st uh that was conducted uh about uh, a 2 a m. and i mean its a full, huge explosion. i mean the, the, at every button in the house we wok

so i think looking ahead, we might stance to see even more conflict start to erupt in this red sea region. ok, the who is the site that launching these attacks for the sake of how mass in its war against israel, should we take that claim at face value? so i think that claim could be taken in 2 ways. i don't think we can't dismiss. it's entirely as not being genuine. i think the who sees as all many people around the world are genuinely concerned about the plight of the palestinians. and feel that they want to stick out for them in a way that other governments of the regimes in the region probably counts the counts. and however, it's absolutely the case that this works very well for them politically that they are able to exploit the situation in an opportunistic way to try to gain most support for themselves and so jasmine and indeed more broadly. so it works at both of those levels at the same time. right. let's go back then to this, this, this notion that you say it looks like, uh, this operation press to prosperity got, it hasn't what main data back fire. because the, i wonder about the

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a large-scale military escalation in the red sea region could negate the positive trends that have recentlyed in the yemen settlement process, as well. provoke destabilization of the situation throughout the middle east region. escalations in the red sea beijing is also concerned. china's foreign ministry called on the parties to exercise calm and restraint to avoid the conflict from escalating. american experts and observers called the us actions a violation of the us constitution and another failure of joe biden's foreign policy. moreover, this time even democrats doubted the actions of the head of the white house. the president needs to come to congress before striking. against the houthis in yemen and to involve us in a new conflict in the middle east, this is the first article of the constitution. i'll stand up for it regardless depending on whether a democrat or republican is in the white house. financial times columnists also point out the inconsistency of the american president's actions. they write that, despite the desire to contain the escalation of the middle east conflict, bide

what we're talking about here is basically a pond to send you repeating warships through the red sea region to try and protect merchant vessels, so to protect cargo, to accompany them, and to defend the no, no, all you countries will take parts. of course, there are so many countries which are long volts and therefore don't have major 80 sort of been with 3 at naval military assets at the disposal. but there are also some countries that have said they will not take part. for example, state. we do expect belgium to send a frigate unlikely germany will be participating as well. of course here of in response to those ongoing attacks by creating rebels against the cargo ships, trying to navigate and ship goods through the red sea. did any of our respondents or was it brads out in brussels back? now that could be a possible concession in the war in gaza. the u. s. news websites actually is reports and that these are out as off at home as the to month break in the fights and in exchange for the release of all hostages still being held in gaza. the report comes us but a senior and see the city of

it is an event that raises a risk of a major escalation in the red sea region, the boss of the shipping giant. the boss of shipping giant maersk has told the bbc why the waterway is so important to global trade. our intention back to tylenol. one of the first things the winning party will need to deal with after the election, is to answer this question — how to deal with china? in the lead—up to the polls, the world's second largest economy has warned of the "extreme danger" of electing a frontrunner from the ruling democratic progressive party, while the opposition kuomintang is viewed as being more friendly with beijing. china — taiwan's biggest trading partner, also claims the self—ruled island as part of its own territory. for clues on how this will play out after the weekend's results let's bring in lev nachman — assistant professor in political science at the local national chengchi university. do you see any electoral outcome that would change china by xhaka there is the us? if they can see when the election there is a reset chance of dialectic between taiwan and the prc. it will

what we're talking about here is basically a pond to send you repeating warships through the red sea region to try and protect merchant vessels, so to protect the cargo, to accompany them, and to defend the no, not all you countries will take parts. of course, there are so many countries which are long volts and therefore don't have major 80 sort of been with 3 enabled military assets at the disposal. but there are also some countries that have said they will not take part. for example. spade, we do expect belgium to send to forget, unlikely germany will be participating as well. of course here of in response to those ongoing attacks by creating rebels against the cargo ships, trying to navigate and ship goods through the red sea. a w correspondence by scratch that in vessels that let's look at some more stories, making global headlines for loans, new prime minister, donalds, whose cause about to continue was or support for ukraine during his past visit. the keeps ends taken office last month, just said, the country's hope to produce weapons together is talked with ukraine's presidents the

what we're talking about here is basically a pond to send you repeating warships through the red sea region to try and protect merchant vessels, so to protect cargo, to accompany them, and to defend that no, not all you countries will take parts. of course, there are so many countries which are long volts and therefore don't have major 80 sort of been with 3 enabled military assets at the disposal. but there are also some countries that have said they will not take part. for example, state. we do expect belgium to send a frigate unlikely germany will be participating as well. of course here of in response to those ongoing attacks by creating rebels against the cargo ships, trying to navigate and ship goods through the red sea. and we understand this mission the, the military would be used only for defensive purposes. but still, you're going to have, you know, these the ships they're going to be possibly in harm's way. i'm wondering, has there been discussion about whether or not this mission could prompt a possible escalation in what we're seeing in the red sea? yeah, no, right. there has b

red sea maritime route. how significant is the bobble mandab and red sea trade route. okay, as you can see in this map, let's take a look at the geography of the region. there is bobble mandab. this tiny narrow waterway is the entrance and exit for vessels that travel through this straight. around 6.2 million barrels of oil travel daily through this straight. this accounts for about 10. perc of the world petroleum and 10% of global trade. this means $9.6 trillion dollar per year and 26 billion dollars per day, the amount of the money that is generated. imagine if this income is disrupted. this income has been disrupted through the us's militarization of the red sea. ships and vessels are forced to take the longer route. the dotted blue line that will appear right here, as you can see it uh... is the route that vessels used to take. now the red dotted line shows the longer route that they have to take around the southern tip of africa called the cape of good hope. the impact of the longer route, well, average shipping time would increase from around 25 days to up to 40 days. this has push shipping costs by 60% and insurance costs by 200%. most insuran

us to tell us more about it, yes, okay, talking about the latest developments in that region, tensions in the red sea due to the us-israeli genocidal war on the gaza strip have been exacerbated by the us, especially after attacking yemen yemen along with the uk twice, by militarizing the red sea region, the global economy is suffering as a result. first, the so-called coalition against yemen, it's called a... corporatian prosperity guardian formed weeks ago with lackluster support. 20 countries joined like the us, uk and australia. their mission is joint patrols in what they perceive to be a yemani army threat. from that coalition, the us and uk took the lead for the strikes on yemani positions with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. the strikes have come mostly from the us carriers. there are six of them, as you can see here, the biggest one being the uss dwight eisenhower aircraft carrier. the uk involvement, much more limited in assets and strikes, deployment wise, one destroyer deployed in the region. in both attacks, the uk deployed british typhoon jets, like from its

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a large-scale military escalation in the red sea region could negate the positive trends that have emergedement process, as well as provoke destabilization of the situation throughout the entire middle east region. as we warned, to justify our aggression, the anglo-saxons are trying to use what was adopted the day before at their suggestion. under the pretext of ensuring the safety of navigation in the red sea , security council resolution 2722. americans have been using such absolutely unscrupulous methods that go against international law for a long time. everyone remembers what their military adventure in libya and iraq led to. and i also want to remind you that to... unleash these very criminal actions , a perverted interpretation of the decisions of the security council was also used un. the peoples of these countries throughout the region are still feeling the devastating consequences of the illegal military interventions of washington and his henchmen. we call on the international community to strongly condemn the actions taken by a group of countries without a mandate from the unit

that targeting the economy of the regime and cutting off the vital artery of the regime from the red sea regionhich is an important region, where most of their maritime trade takes place. the red sea was not like that at all, only the red sea for the ships that go to the occupied areas and for the zionist regime is carrying goods, it is safe like this ship that also carries fuel, yes, but the rest of the countries are moving easily, crossing and reaching the areas they need to reach, but the americans are also against yemen during this time. carrying out military actions, the yemenis announced that many of these areas targeted by the americans were actually areas that were previously targeted in the war between yemen and saudi arabia and were not active, and the americans were not actually successful because the day they operated was the day after that. we saw a ship carrying goods for zionists it takes fuel and is targeted, so it seems that the yemenis will continue this success in this operation until this moment and will succeed in the future, and the americans will not reach a result, but t

ramblings in the region, whether in the gaza strip, in the southern lebanon region, or in the red sea region, the strait of babylon, and the gulf of aden , have not achieved anything for the americans in the last three months. it hasn't and it won't in the future mr. sadr hosseini, 3 minutes is the end, let's talk about what happened today regarding the developments in yemen, the aggression and attacks of the united states and england, and what direction the developments in the region and of course the international arena are headed. su will lead? in order to answer you, i have to tell you that the people of yemen are a war-torn people and they can continue the war well in the continuation of the wars. the important point is that there is no place for the americans to previously by they are not for one time but for several times the cargo came and was attacked by planes. the point that we should pay attention to is the effects that these attacks will have on the international economy. this is the point that it was expected that the american and the american officials would pay more attention

the escalating effects in the red sea region have already begun with the rising cost of maritime shipping and fuel prices increasing due to the disruption of fuel supplies. approximately 6 million barrels of oil passing through this region. even qatari liquified gas is affected as four qatari liquified gas carriers have halted passing through this area today, consequently, america has not achieved its objectives, but yemen in return has achieved many goals, including reducing exports in this region. definitely what you're saying will have a direct military effect on the situation in the region around yemen, but it also will affect the political scene inside of yemen. how do you think that will affect the yemeni saudi peace process that has... has been stalled for the past two years, but it is actually there. how will that be affected? certainly, both saudi arabia and american conviction suggest that the war in yemen, led by the saudi coalition is not progressing in the direction they desire. halting the war, seasing military operations and partially lifting the blockade were primarily in

the escalating effects in the red sea region have already begun with the rising cost of maritime shipping and fuel prices increasing due to the disruption of fuel supplies. approximately 6 million barrels of oil passing through this. even qatari liquified gas is affected as four qatari liquified gas carriers have halted passing through this area today. consequently, america has not achieved its objectives, but yemen in return has achieved many goals, including reducing exports in this region. definitely what you're saying will have a direct military effect on the situation in the region around yemen, but it also will affect the political scene inside of yemen. how do you think that will affect the yemeni saudi peace process that has been stalled for the past two years, but it is actually there, how will that be affected? certainly, both saudi arabia and american conviction suggest that the war in yemen, led by the saudi coalition is not progressing in the direction they desire. halting the war, seasing military operations and partially lifting the blockade were primarily in the interest o

the real risk is that the conflict in gaza will escalate throughout the red sea region.ajor shipping lines and oil giant bp have already diverted vessels around southern africa adding time and cost to journeys rather than risk the red sea. if the crisis continues the increased cost of oil as well as goods could be passed on to consumers. hampering efforts to curb inflation and reduce interest rates. the houthi have attacked 27 ships to date disrupting commerce on those key shipping lanes between europe and asia and they account for about 15% of the world's shipping traffic. the boss of shipping giant maersk has told the bbc why the waterways are so important to global trade dig this is one of the most important arteries of global trade and having to regrout all this cargo now south of the cape of good hope is going to create significant disruption to the global supply chain for the duration in which we have to do that and probably a few months more as we have to return to normal. 50 months more as we have to return to normal.— months more as we have to return to normal.

is counting more on secularism. channel, the us is less dependent, excluding supplies from the red sea regiontainer shortage in india, but asian countries can still supply goods, although delivery times are extended by 10-15 days due to the detour around the cape of good hope. more and more countries are looking for alternatives to the previous route. china and other asian states have already expressed interest in using the northern sea route.

the real risk is that the conflict in gaza will escalate throughout the red sea region. that could affect the price of oil and the price of good, even further, because of shipping lanes in the region. so far the houthi have attacked 27 sheets to date disrupting commerce on a key route between europe and asia. that accounts for about 15% of the world's shipping traffic. the boss of a shipping giant, maersk, has said why it is so important to global trade. it is so important to global trade. , ., ., trade. it is an important artery of _ trade. it is an important artery of global- trade. it is an important artery of global trade i trade. it is an important l artery of global trade and having _ artery of global trade and having to regrout all of the cargo — having to regrout all of the cargo now south of the cape of good _ cargo now south of the cape of good hope will create significant disruption to the global— significant disruption to the global supply chain for the duration in which we have to do that and — duration in which we have to do that and probably a few months m

the first arena includes american interests in the region, especially in in the red sea, encompassing various interests. the second arena targets american naval navigation and consequently british navigation as britain is a partner in the military aggression against yemen. this will lead to an expansion of targeting in the red sea, including american and british commercial ships passing through this passage. the third arena includes military ships and naval bases on the african side of the red sea, which are numerous ranging from the djibooti to eritrea, to some islands near somalia. this is the response arena. this will result in many consequences in the red sea, as currently discussed with shipping companies being uneasy about passing through this area. consequently, the united states has failed to achieve its declared primary goal, which is protecting zionist israeli entity ships. zianist israeli ships are now prohibited from passing and will not pass in the future. the second goal is that america aspires to reduce sanar's military capabilities, which is not possible and cannot be

fact, the most key countries that could participate in this coalition are the countries of the red sea region , saudi arabia, egypt, which did not participate in this coalition and after the attack announced that the united states issued a statement along with 9 other countries from a number of countries he mentioned that these countries supported him in these attacks on canada. australia, the netherlands, bahrain, these are the four countries that america has claimed to support all of them, yes, and it is interesting that, for example , australia made a statement declaring that it supported the attack that america did, but there was no mention that it was present, provided logistical support for this, or had forces in these attacks did not mention anything at the beginning, which means that america had listed 37 countries in the beginning. in the end , he reached 5 other countries except england, which is characterized by its political situation in relation to america australia, canada , each of them is politically under the control of england, but only the netherlands , bahrain, that is, th

, probably in the next week we will witness the laying of mines in the entire waterway of the red sea region. the leader of ansar allah in yemen said that the loser of this war is the one who serves the zionists and serves the the continuation of their crime against the palestinian people involves the attack on the yemenis . mohammad javad reza soltani. broadcasting on the second day of the international court of justice hearing about south africa's complaint against the zionist regime, this regime presented its response to this country's complaint about the genocide in the gaza strip. the representative of the zionist regime in the court by claiming that south africa presented a distorted case of the gaza war. he accused hamas of genocide in the occupied territories. the legal team of the zionist regime also wanted to oppose south africa's request to adopt extraordinary measures against this regime. minister. justice of south africa said the regime after holding this meeting zionist did not provide any decisive evidence to defend himself and failed to respond to what this country presented

military escalation in the red sea region could undermine the positive trends that have emerged recently in yemen peace process and the stabilized the region. russia called for a un security council meeting on friday. turkey and iraq have also slamed the speed of attacks. the turkish president recep tip erdogan said the us and the uk are trying to turn the red sea into a blood bath. saudi arabia and china expressed concern with r restraint. meanwhile, iranians have held new rallies across the country and support of the palestinians in gaza. the protesters took to the streets in different iranian cities after the friday prayers. they charted slogans against israel and his main supporter the us over the genocide against palestinians. since the gaza war began, the iranian people have held rallies on what they call fridays of anger over the atrocities in the palestinian territory, anger mainly boils on the us over a support for israel through sending military aid and vetoing anti-israel resolutions at the un security council. press tv's correspondent has talked to number of protesters in the

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