the ships were mostly attacked in the red sea. germany officials say the attacks are... show of support for the palestinian people in gaza. the tags have practically halted commercial activities in the port de vilat in the occupied territories. they have also increased global commercial cost. the us and uk have militarized the region with their strikes on yemen. an exodus of shipping companies from the region now threatens to scuttle supply chains and increase consumer prices. more than 150 commercial ships have chosen the longer route since november. the red sea is one of the most important arteries in the global shipping system with 1/3ird of all container traffic. donc effectivement, il a à peu près 12 % du commerce mondial qui transite par le canal de suèze, mais plus important pour nous les européens, c'est qu'il a à peu près 40 % du trafic de container, donc tous les biens qui nous viennent d'asie qui transitent par le canal de suèce. trade there could sent a ripple effect of higher cost throughout the world economy. this is

the world economy is on the road to a fragile recovery, but the us and its so-called red sea coalition are jeopardizing this by supporting the us-israeli genocidal war in gaza. the amany army has warned only israeli linked vessels will be targeted in support of palestinians unless the genocidal war ends. as a result, red sea maritime trade has been affected, including impacting the world economy. let's find out what some of the highlights of this program are concerning that. first, militarizing the red sea, the us and the uk and the so-called coalition has done that. one of the things they have done, they have attacked yemen, and as a result they have jeaperdized the red sea transit. we'll be looking closely at that. now uh, one of the impacts obviously is on the world trade, but how has it impacted that? well shipping costs have increased, insurance costs have increased and supply chains have been affected, and that's not a good news, this kind of sounds like covid-19 and what uh occurred during that two year period, then the impact on cargos in particular uh, which obviously when it

the red sea is one of the most important arteries in the global shipping. donc effectivement il a à peu près 12 % du commerce mondial qui transite par le canal de suèze mais plus important pour nous les européens c'est qu'il a à peu près 40 % du trafic de container donc tous les biens qui nous viennent d'asie qui transite par le canal de suèce. any sustained disruption trade there could sent a ripple effect of higher cost throughout the world economy. this is particularly true of energy. 12% of seaborne oil and 8% of liquified natural gas lng transits the suis canal. ships shuning the red sea will have to instead sail around the horn of africa, which can cost $1 million more round trip and additional fuel costs. let's take a look at some of the online posts. first up, a tweet from ex red sea crisis could shatter hopes of global economic recovery. topic of our program. then we go to a website, red sea crisis could shatter hopes of global economic recovery, where the world bank has warned of surging energy prices, slower growth and higher inflation as a threa

top officials say us and uk are responsible for the militarization of the red sea and not yemen. he added ending israelt on gaza is the only solution for the current problems and not invading yemeni territory. sana will not stop supporting palestine despite america's aggression. meanwhile, the spokesperson for yemen's armed forces has vowed revenge. after us and uk carried out air strikes on yemen. the us and british enemies bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against our yemani people and will not go and answered and unpunished. uh spokesperson said us and british militaries carried out 73 strikes targeting the capital sana and four other yemen cities sorry said have killed five yemeny armed forces and injured six others. yemen says its operations in the red sea pose no threat to international shipping as attacks are only aimed at israeli bound vessels. yemen. as promised to continue its attacks until the gaza genocide ends, ermanis from all works of life took to the streets of the capital sunna to decry the us britan strikes that targeted several cities acros

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the spread outside to the red sea, the... it will be i the red sea, the...british it is not their intention to do a mess but to contain the attacks of the houthi in the red sea. thank you very much indeed. live now to brendan kearney, a military analyst and retired us marine corps colonel. thank you very much forjoining us colonel. first off, what do we know about the houthis military capability because it did become a lot stronger following its conflict, its crisis with saudi arabia. it did not weaken them at all connected it?— did not weaken them at all connected it? ., ., ., connected it? you have to give the houthis — connected it? you have to give the houthis credit _ connected it? you have to give the houthis credit dash - connected it? you have to give the houthis credit dash they i the houthis credit dash they have managed to go ahead and establish a very, very financially lucrative partnership with iran. and the finances bring with it armaments, advisors, ithink very discreetly from the iranian military, and certainly, you know, the equipments that

over 15% flows through the red sea. we want to keep that open. we want to make sure that ship are able to transit really, and so what you saw last night was a coalition of like-minded nations coming together to uphold international -- the international rules-based order, and continue to protect ships that are moving through that reds the. >> we are told that they are fired at least one missile onto the ship since then, so does that mean the deterrence didn't work? >> i really wouldn't say that. we are asked acting and would expect some type of response. again, that is one missile that failed, that did and thankfully damage any ships in the red sea. we are going to continue to monitor the situation. again, we feel very confident that we were effective yesterday and being able to not only disrupt but degrade the capabilities that they have had access to. >> just moments ago, president biden was asked if defense secretary austin showed a lapse in judgment by not providing notice of his hospitalization earlier. several days passed before the presiden

not just for the red apparent for these red sea attacks. chains because what's happening in the red sea can happen in other busy waterways as well and outside busy waterways. find in other busy waterways as well and outside busy waterways.— outside busy waterways. and of course that _ outside busy waterways. and of course that brings _ outside busy waterways. and of course that brings it _ outside busy waterways. and of course that brings it all- outside busy waterways. and of course that brings it all home i outside busy waterways. and of| course that brings it all home as outside busy waterways. and of. course that brings it all home as to how it might affect people at home and in the high street. elizabeth, thank you very much for taking us through the story. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the uk economy grew by more than expected in november, according to new official figures. the office for national statistics said the economy grew by 0.3%, after falling the month befo

this is the red sea right here. it is a critical waterway that sees some 15% of the global shipping trade passed through it. so there were more than a dozen, strikes mostly in the western part of houthi controlled yemen in and around the capital here on the, coast that up here in -- we saw this video of the night sky glowing after these strikes. in a moment you will see another strike right there. in terms of the targets that were hit, this is the both according to the pentagon as well as the houthis, air bases and airports, camps, radar, systems drones,, storage and launch sites have been central to those houthi attacks. you have ballistic and cruise missile storage and launch sites that were, hit as well as coastal radar and air surveillance capabilities. now in terms of what was used in these strikes, you have fighter jets in both the u.s., and the united kingdom. this is one of the british fighter jets that was taking off in order to carry out an airstrike. you also have ships and submarines platforms that were

the red sea has become a whole lot more dangerous. hello there.ing. the weather story calms and our attention will focus on just how mild it is for the time of year. just cast your mind back a week ago when we had lying snow and overnight temperatures of —14 in highland, scotland. now, we started off on wednesday with a cloudy note, a windy note in highland, scotland, but temperatures were sitting at five degrees. and that's because in the wake ofjocelyn, the wind direction is swung round to a south—westerly and we've got some milder air spilling in. in between this sort of pizza slice of frontal systems, there's a lot of cloud through thursday, but it will be very mild for the time of year. so that cloud will bring outbreaks of drizzle, poor visibility along west—facing coasts, more persistent rain moves out of northern ireland and moves into northern scotland. cloudy for most of us. but the story certainly is just how mild it's going to be. now this time of year, we should see in the london area, let's say around seven or eight degrees, we're go

us and uk strike yemen in response to attacks in the red sea. yemen. pledges to continue its operations in support of gaza. reactions pouring following us late aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace. the palestinan officials in gaza say israel is using genocide and starvation as a policy to force gazans out of the territory.

how significant is the bobble mandap 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% of the world petroleum and 10% of global trade. this means $9.6 trillion dollars per year and $26 billion dollar 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 the... 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.

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sea for example, red sea coast, this is what it's all about, this control of the red sea is the oneropean countries even more because the... median is closer uh so it's going to hit him in the pocket and i think that's the only way to deal with the west as we saw with the ira campaign many years ago, hit them in the pocket and then they come to the negotiating table. all right, good stuff tony, always a pleasure to stay safe. mr. tony, gasing there joining us out of bristol. thank you, you bet. now leaders of egypt, jordan and palestinian authority have issued serious warning against any attempt by israel to reoccupy the gaza strip as regime continues. his genocide across the territory, speaking a trilateral meeting in the jordanian city of akaba, three leaders categorically rejected any plans to displace palestinians from their land. they said the priority is to establish sease fire in gaza and to push israel to allow thousands of gazans to return to their homes in the northern part of the territory. three heads of the state also urged international community to take decisive stanc

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this is the red sea right here. it is a critical waterway that sees some 15% of the global shipping trade pass through it. so there were more than a dozen strikes mostly in the western part of yemen nnd and ain aroun capital and over here we saw the video of the night sky glowing after the strikes. in a moment you will see another strike right there. in terms of the targets that were hit, according to both the pentagon and as well as the houthis, air bases and airports, cha camps, radar systems and drones are center to those attacks. you've got storage and launch sites hit and as well as capabilities. in terms of what was used in these strikes, you have fighter jets from both the u.s. and united kingdom. this is one of the british fighter jets that was taking off in order to carry out an airstrike. you also have ships and submarine platforms used. one of the submarines was the uss florida, a guided missile submarine. they are able to fire tomahawk missiles against those targets on i ca ye yemenese soil. the carrier

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on shipping vessels in the red sea. what we are learning tonight, this was just two days ago, had targeted some u.s. vessels. and what we are told by sources is that had it not been for this defensive coalition called operation prosperity guardian that was already set up by the u.s. in a number of its allies in the red sea, we may have seen situations where ships were sunk by these attacks and there was an instance within the last month where a commercial vessel may have been hit. the senior official saying that some of these were basically close calls. now, it was after these tuesday's attacks that president biden we are told convened his national security team and asked them to draw up a number of possible plans for retaliation. and that is what ultimately culminated in these air strikes, conducted by the u.s. and the u.k. with the support of a number of other nations. what one senior military official said, while it is not possible to say exactly what the damage was, that the damage to the houthi rebels and assets co

also sammed manama regime for its participation in the us led coalition in the red sea. bahrain is the only arab nation that's part of it. and despite creation of the coalition, yemen says his retaliatory operations against israel balance ships will continue until regime's genocidal war on gaza ends. the international court of justice at the heg has heard submissions from lawyers representing south africa was accused israely regime of committing genocide in gaza. the justices are considering the merits of the case case that is which has been vemantly opposed by the regime in tel aviv who's a blamed resistance for its actions. icj at the heg for this report. it has been a historic two days at the international court of. where the former apartite state of south africa instituted proceedings against the israeli occupation for their genocide against the palestinian people. south africa made a compelling case, evidencing clearly that the genocide convention has been violated under several categories. what south africa has done is point very specifically to the violations of t

we will continue to target israeli ships in the red sea.int statement, the stop the war coalition and the campaign for nuclear disarmament in the united kingdom called the unconditional support of the united states and the united kingdom for israel's genocide in gaza the cause of the conflict in the red sea, and mrs. moran, the military spokesperson of the liberal democratic party of england he considered the parliament shameful for this attack and expressed concern about the consequences of this war. the danger of these military actions is quite obvious. we still do not know the reaction. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country to discuss this military action of the british government as soon as possible. at the joint declaration of cease war and the campaign for nuclear disarmament has arrived. in support of the palestinian people, the yemenis attacked ships in the red sea and said that if a cease-fire begins in gaza, they will end their attacks, and now the british and american govern

i view, how could this persist in the red sea?— the red sea? i can't speak for the red sea?red sea? i can't speak for the houthis but _ the red sea? i can't speak for the houthis but that _ the red sea? i can't speak for the houthis but that is - the red sea? i can't speak for the houthis but that is really i the houthis but that is really up the houthis but that is really up to them to decide when they stop and when they to stop lodging ballistic missiles at ships, and our destroyers, at coalition partners. it is their decision and they calculation as to when they stop the attacks. again, and i know is that you covered this extensively — a comforter timeline on it. it is for the houthis to decide. and to make that calculation on when they decide to stop these reckless and dangerous attacks. what i can tell you is the united states' commitment to upholding international rule—based order, upholding freedom of navigation, and enduring commercial ships and aaron ships are safe.— commercial ships and aaron ships are safe. sabrina singh, thank you _ ships are safe. sabrina singh,

this is the red sea right here. it is eight critical waterway that sees some 15% of the global shipping trade pass through it. so there were more than a dozen strikes, mostly in the western part of houthi controlled yemen in and around the capital over here on the coast, and then up here we saw this video of the night sky glowing after the strikes, in just a moment you will see another strike right there. in terms of the targets that were hit, this is both according to the pentagon as well as the houthis, air bases and airports, camps, radars the, stems drone storage, and landslides, jones have been central to those who the attacks. you have ballistic and cruise missiles, storage launch sites that were hit, as well as coastal radar and air surveillance capabilities. now in terms of what was used in these strikes, you have fighter jets from both the u.s. and united kingdom, this is one of the british fighter jets that was taking off in order to carry out an airstrike. you also have ships and submarines platforms used

red sea warning.s, from medicine, to food, to anything that you would find on a supermarket shelf pretty much is being impacted by this, hence the consequences and the need for quick mobilisation. welcome to world business report, i'm tadgh enright. we focus on events in the middle east — where as you've been hearing forces from the us and uk have launched strikes on houthi militants in yemen in response to their ongoing attacks on international cargo ships in the red sea. before those strikes took place, the boss of maersk, one of the world's biggest shipping companies, spoke to the bbc to warn of "significant disruption" to global supply chains because of the houthi attacks. maersk, like others in the business, has been rerouting its vessels away from the red sea and suez canal. instead they are taking the long way round

warships in the red sea. obviously this is fast unfolding situation and an incredibly volatile situation where we may see sort of a back and forth now that this -- these air strikes have been conducted by the u.s. and the u.k. u.s. officials are making clear that of course they are very much on the lookout to see how and in what ways the houthis may respond. again, we will get back to you with more reporting once we know exactly what the u.s. assessment of this claim from the houthis is. again, that claim is that they are launching -- have launched fresh attacks on u.s. and u.k. warships in the red sea, anderson. >> general clark, if that is the case -- and again that's just a statement made by the houthis. we don't have confirmation that this actually occurred. that's something that would pretty easily be monitored i would imagine by u.s. authorities. if u.s. authorities are in the midst of a strike against the houthis, i would imagine they are looking very carefully at what is being lit up in various areas

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now, if we look at the red sea, of course, ukraine does not have the opportunity to operate in the redea, although it is worth remembering the best times, so to speak, the atalanta operation of the european union, to counter pirates in the somali pirates in the gulf of aden, it is an example of successful cooperation and effectiveness. that is why, and again , such forceful actions, in fact acts of terror, must be responded to with forceful actions, and not just verbal statements, deep concerns, yes, thank you, thank you, unfortunately, mykhailo gonchar, president of the center for global studies strategy 21 was in touch with us, we talked about the situation in the red sea, well, that's all more history for today, as always, look for it on our bbc. ua. i 'll see you tomorrow, all the best. i have always believed that a political nation is precisely united by mutual respect. whatever nationality you are. in ukraine, they voted for a recidivist thief, and also with great satisfaction that such a person can definitely be a strong business owner. how can we build a state that simply will

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the red sea is now red for the zionists and the american coalition, as depicted by the brazilian artist in his caricature. saeeda zanganeh of sed and sima news agency. welcome to al-bahr al-dhee, one of yemen's rockets, named after the sea that the rocket overlooks red sea this surface-to-sea missile is an advanced version of the sayer missile. this missile works with two thermal and radar systems. high speed is its unique feature. another yemeni missile is called mohit. this surface-to-sea missile is an advanced version of the qahir m2 missile. it works with solid and liquid fuel and its unique feature is operation in all weather conditions. asif missile is also a surface-to-sea missile that works with solid fuel and intelligent guidance and control system. its warhead weighs more than half a ton. but the rocket in the unique feature of its destructive power is the muon 1 missile it is a medium-range land-to-sea ballistic missile that can hit stationary and moving sea targets with high accuracy . its unique feature is its extraordinary destructive power . it should be followed so that

>> uh, the red sea and the suez canal, >> uh, the red sea and the suez canal , which >> uh, the red seaf the, uh, the choke points, one of the main areas where these container ships and oil tankers , container ships and oil tankers, uh, will head from asia and the middle east to western nations . middle east to western nations. so it's a very legitimate and good question to ask why other european, uh, and allied powers aren't there necessarily providing the warships at the moment? we're told that the european union does have plans and an intention , uh, to try to and an intention, uh, to try to get three up to three warships from european countries to go down there. but that would be some weeks away, we think. >> yeah. does leave a bit of a bad taste in the mouth. we've got a depleted navy. yes it's us and the americans going in and always us. >> gm- gm— always us. >> and always the americans. >> top stuff. mark what? you'll be with us throughout the rest of the day. let's speak now of the day. uh, let's speak now to editor and chief to defence editor and chief foreign affairs columnist

how significant is the bubble mandap and red sea trade route route? 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 huge amount of money, it's like 10% of the world petroleum, and it it is 10% of global trade. it means $9.6 trillion dollars per year and $26 billion dollars per day. that's the amount of money that it generates. imagine if this income is disrupted. "this income has been disrupted through the usa's militarization of the red sea. ships and vessels are forced to take the longer route. the dotted blue line is the regular route that they take. here you can see it. however, now the red line, which shows a longer route, it shows that uh the ships have to go around the southern tip of africa. it's called the cape of good hope. the impact of the longer" average shipping time would increase from around 25 days to up to 40 days. this has pushed shipping costs by 60% and insurance costs by 200%. most insurance c

and the so they probably going to continue to do this in the red sea though. this is a dynamic situation, of course, who knows what tomorrow will bring. but so far, i'm curious from what's been the reaction in egypt and in the wider region there. what one of the most interesting things is that the, the 2 big error neighboring states under betsy a, this saudi arabia and uh, basically in the last round to you know, uh, staying out of it. uh so, so the rebate is a freight that the then we'd be drag back into a won't we say the who sits in game and then did you choose, although they have the last as and this was kind of feeling their own public opinion and home which is kind of supporting this extra so if there was this in order to increase the pressure to stop the war and cause that is a cream alga, warry journalist reporting from egypt, capital cairo. many thanks you sir. some other stories making news around the world at this hour. germany says it will request to join the international court of justice case in support of israel. the german government says there

did not join this coalition in this most states in, in the red sea trying to secure the, the red sea. that's quite, quite interesting simply because it is in saudi arabia's interest to secure the sea lines to the, to the swift cannot. absolutely at very fascinating. that's how the wrong side you really does not seem to want to get involved here. i also have this was of course an attack against one of it runs proxies. and i'm curious about their reaction because the 1st thing we've heard from tyrone is also a call for restraint. rather than revenge. does that also signal to you that iran is planning to keep out of this? a yes, so the wrong does not want to wider conflict, but at the same time it wants to show these rallies and the allies that they are able to exert influence in the region. and that's. busy busy the reason why the right hand side is light level has attacked these release in the last 3 months time and again. and that's the reason why the who sees a keep attacking the sea lanes in the red sea. so iraq is the main responsible, but it tries everything to the, to the night.

comrades of the red army, red fleet, commander and political worker, partisans and partisans.looks at you as a capable force, destroy the robber horde of german invaders. all the nations of europe are looking at you. november 27, 1941 on red square was the same one, it had enormous psychological, moral and political significance, despite the fact that from there they immediately went to the front and many of those who marched along this red square remained there in these fields, but one way or another, this was a demonstration that we will not retreat, we will fight to the end. in mid-november the first frosts hit. as soon as the roads froze, the german troops orders to attack were sent out. one of them said: to all commanders of the fourth tank group, the surprise is over , we can advance again, we just have to destroy the last line of defense of moscow, we must stop the beating of the heart of the bolshevik empire and complete our campaign this year. the frozen ground shook from the roar of thousands of guns and mortars. the germans delivered the main blow on the leningradsk

we have little red sea. in a joint statement, the unconditional support of the united states and the united kingdom for israel's genocide in gaza was considered the cause of the conflict in the red sea, and mrs. moran, the military spokesperson of the british liberal democratic party, bypassed the parliament for this attack. he considered it shameful and expressed concern about the consequences of this war. the danger of these military actions is completely clear . we still don't know what the houthis' reaction will be. we don't know what iran will do. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country to discuss this military action of the british government as soon as possible. the joint statement of the coalition stop the war and the nuclear disarmament campaign has come yemenis in support of the palestinian people. they attacked ships in the red sea and said that they would end their attacks if a ceasefire begins in gaza, and now the governments instead of bombi

and iran deploys one of its enabled destroyers to the red sea a day after so-called task force in the us and the... attacks a yemony boat, hello everyone, thanks for tuning in a press tv world news, top story at least 15 palestinians have lost their lives in a brutal bombing of residential structures in central gaza on the 87th day of the israely us aggression. death tool from the attack on the building in alagazi camp is expected to rise as more people are still trapped under rubble. the house was packed with the people mostly of women and orphan children taking shelter there. the spokesperson for gaza's health ministry says that at least 156 people have been killed and 246. injured just in the past 24 hours of israeli bombings ashraf alkhudri says the death tool includes 326 medical staff is really forces to put out a service of uh put out a service that is 104 ambulances and 30 hospitals 99% of medical personnel are suffering inhumane conditions in custody according to the gaza health ministry total number of palestinian fatalities has risen to 21,978. around 58,00 palestinians hav

sea, for example, red sea coast, this is what it's all about, this control of the red sea is the one thing that the west, i think fears more than anything else uh that it's going to it's going to be denied to them that the suis canal is going to be denied to them uh and that's going to hit them in the pocket very much, it's it's something like an extra 5,00 miles for to get to some of the european countries even more because the mediterranean is closer uh... so it's going to hit him in the pocket and i think that's the only way to deal with the west as we saw with the ira campaign many years ago, hit him in the pocket and then they come to the negotiating table and leaders of egypt, jordan and palestinian authority have issued serious warning against any attempt by israel to reoccupy the gaza's trip as regime continues a genocide across the territory. not speaking a trilateral meeting in the jordanian city of okaba, the three leaders categorically rejected. did any plans to displace palestinians from their lands, they said priority is establishment of sease fire in gaza and pushing i

they said there was no _ attack on red sea ships. - attack on red sea ships. they said there was no justification for - attack on red sea ships. they said there was no justification for the i there was no justification for the air strikes that were carried out and they were not in any way prevented from continuing with their attacks on commercial shipping. of course, to remind people that these attacks have led to many international shipping companies directing their roots. they are no longer using the red sea, going through the suez canal, the shortest, preferred route for many going between east and west. instead, they are taking a much longer route going all around the horn of africa so they can make journeys. it is having a big impact therefore on global trade, even the security of global food supplies is being pointed to. that is why we have had in the last week the un security council discussing this issue, coming out with a resolution calling for a stop to these attacks by houthi rebels. but at the moment, i think the concern

and britain of trying to turn the red sea into a sea of blood.ll bring you an analysis, but first with the latest on what happened overnight and the possible wider consequences for the region, here is our international editor jeremy bowen. jeremy: in sanaa, yemen's capital, a huge rally against the airstrikes and in support of palestinians filled the city's broadest boulevard. it was organized --the houthis do not allow unauthorized protests. without question millions in yemen and across the arab world are appalled by israel's conduct of the gaza war and regard the american and tradition airstrikes as an escalation on israel's behalf. during the night, the americans launch their attack from a carrier battle group in the red sea. like britain, they warned the houthis that this was coming if they didn't stop hitting shipping. the airstrikes are intended to show that western red lines won't turn pink under pressure. but if anything, the houthis will be even more determined to carry on. a houthi military spokesman said the americans and british were

the palestinian red creson'. society says an israeli strike on an ambulance in central gaza is killed four medics and two other people inside the vehicle. the un under secretary general for humanitarian affairs has warrant that attacks on hospitals and medical facilities will lead to the destruction of gaza's health sector, according to the health ministry, israel committed 14 massacers across gaza in the past 24 hours killing at least 147 civilians, more than 23,300 palestinians have so far been killed in gaza since october. the 7th sandosal is a journalist and commentator based in beirot, she says israeli regime has failed to achieve any of its goals in its genocidal war against gaza. the israeli army is weak and is fragile and has nothing to do but uh but genocides and ethnic cleansing and has been trying since since the beginning of the world to to fabricate any sort of im of victory just to to to save and to secure to b its image actually so this hasn't helped it in addition to this aggression by the united

iran deploys one of its navy destroyers to the red sea a day after the us so-called task force in the region attacks yemeni bones. hello and welcome live from tehran, you turned to press tv's world news, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us, well as the world is celebrating the gregorian new year with fireworks and festivities, palestinians in the gaza strip are running for their lives and looking for shelter. palestinian death tool is approaching 22,00 people among the relentless israeli bombing of residential areas. well the regime's air strikes have also left over 56,00 wounded and more than 7,00 missing. some of the latest attacks hit residential buildings in han unines, killing at least 35 more people. the southern city has also witnessed fierce clos. between resistance fighters and israeli forces over the past several days. a number of palestinians were also killed in central gaza, where israely war planes struck several refugee caps. the military wing of the palestinian and resistance movement hamas has targeted tel aviv and its suburbs in response to israel's d

in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk is disrupting the global economy. and it's also the de stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy for ship that we seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who's these and those who support them. but in general is green. laurie is based in kyra, we asked him whether it was the group's intention to provoke the strikes on who the target as i mean, the plan was not to be bumped by the u. s. obviously, but the, i think the idea was to put the red sea on the agenda as a site that's of field to, of the cause of war. because for the use, it was used as a key connection between their operations and the warning cause a they were saying that originally about tech ships that coming from and going to is really all connected to is really the didn't time for half of the information always st

very careful talkin: houthis in the red sea. very careful talking about _ houthis in the red sea. about that -- to _ houthis in the red sea. very careful talking about that -- to deter. - houthis in the red sea. very careful talking about that -- to deter. the i talking about that —— to deter. the white house has been very clear that these strikes have nothing to do with the war in gaza, but that's clearly not with the houthis are saying. clearly not with the houthis are sa inc. �* , clearly not with the houthis are sain. , saying. because what's happened here is since october _ saying. because what's happened here is since october the _ saying. because what's happened here is since october the 7th, _ is since october the 7th, particularly november, when the houthis started these attacks in angen houthis started these attacks in anger, they have built a further base of popular support— notjust in human but across the region, because they're trying to present themselves as standing up against the israelis. that's how they presented these attacks. the american and the british are fi

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