an exit from yemen, a clean exit so he can focus on his economic his rebuilding, his renewal of saudi arabia, which has also hit um some money blocks, some investment blocks, um, and yemen just keeps cropping up and and the threat of yemen, as we talked in the earlier podcast when the saudis detained um some yemini pilgrims during the high... um saudi arabia very quickly realized that the yemen threat is ever present and they really would like to take it off the table, but the americans will let that, they want to dragon back in, they want to dragon back in, but this brings us also to the famous court that was said by the by the founder of saudi arabia, the also the first the first when he said the honor of saudis is in the humiliation of yemen and our humiliation is... in the glory of yemen, he basically meant that yemen needs to be kept out of power and poor in order for saudi arabia to drive, and the opposite is also that history. mil rises saudi arabia um is over, that is the fear, and the thing is, um, you don't, this is what tries saudi foreign policy. yemen, a super, resource rich cou

it's a win win for saudi arabia. and if the kingdom pulls it off, it could be in a more powerful and lucrative position than ever the full the so when saw to don one, independence from so done in 2011, the mood was due for it. but soon the civil war broke out political chaos and poverty still dominate life and the small nation. many young people face a future without prospects, but not all of the time to get ready for the paxis sports use. then his power bank he has a long journey ahead at 5 o'clock in the morning. keep my yolo sets off for training. he doesn't have money for the bus, but he's big dream is to become a basketball player. and so he runs for 2 hours in flip flops from the suburb where he lives to one of south students, few sports grounds in the capital, juba. i don't mind your dad, don't mind your dad, nobody will accept that. don't mind, i'm not that, but nobody will not complain. so it just you off to give on like, walking down mentality. there's a high level of ability among the players here and how

he tried to normalize saudi arabia's relationship with the zionist regime, but saudi arabia announced that its relations with this regime will not be normalized until the palestinian cause is realized. opinion what do you think about this big geopolitical shift? we are very happy and welcome these geopolitical changes that have occurred in the region. we welcome the saudi-iranian agreement with china's supervision and the return of syria to the arab league, and we hope that , god willing, syria will have more stability, unity , and sovereignty, and that the syrian people, all the syrian people, will be in prosperity in their own country. these changes in the climate among the reconciliations that have happened between turkey and many countries with which it had enmity in the past, all these reconciliations that are in progress and agreements between the countries of the region, the arab countries and islamic countries, this is in line with the interests of the nations of the region and it definitely worries the israeli regime and its allies. why do i want to point out an important iss

the saudi arabia has points to reach carpet neutrality by 2016. so why is it still investing in oil and windmill supplies of the fossil fuel run out? the in 1956, a g o scientist for show and professor at stanford project is the global oil production with peak around the year, 2000. this came as a huge shock at a time when well was driving more and more of the economy. some people thought it would mean a global financial crisis and others a full on apocalypse. since then, predictions about peak oil have popped up again and again. supply problems were supposed to start in 2011, but the effects noticeable by 2015. there was talk of high prices for food and fuel, supposed to impact agriculture and electricity. but none of this ever happened. the supply problems that everyone freaked out about never came. so what did happen, and so to be worried about running out of oil 1st, looking at this question now is completely different from the decades ago because there been huge changes in our lives, in the early 2, thousands we weren't really thinking about

the the world's largest oil explode on saudi arabia. the kingdom is looking to massively expand its green energy production to help diverse applies economy and reduce dependency on oil. it could be a huge step in the world's quest to hold climate change. but is saudi arabia really quitting oil, the this a co city items to be completely carbon neutral needs. and that famous the line wants to have 9000000 people in a 170 kilometer long strip of skyscrapers towering 500 meters above sea level. and that's just one small part of a much bigger plan. cold neil. no roads, no cost 0 emissions and run completely on renewable energy. this is the glitzy face of saudi arabia is a vision 2030 and ambitious roadmap to move the world's largest oil pal away from fossil fuels. the world needs me because the world needs change. it all sounds great on paper, but this skepticism about where the saudi arabia can actually pull it all, you know, the saudis have been making a lot of wildly over ambitious goals. the country's wealth is built on its massive oil r

for almost a decade after the revolution, the united states and britain alongside its proxies in saudi arabiand the united arab emirates, waged a brutal war to recolonize the country, although their efforts failed to defeat ansar allah. however, the war displaced 4 million yemenies and killed 380,00 people. it is perhaps for those reasons that after the seventh of october last year, antarlah sympathized and came to the aid of palestinians by opening new front against the zionist regime. in response to the zionist genocidal campaign and as early as the 20th of october, the ansara law began firing missiles towards israel. the united states and saudi arabia both came to the aid of the zionist regime by intercepting those missiles, although ansad allah has continued to launch a large number of rockets, ballistic missiles and drones towards the zionist entity since that time. a military spokesman for ansar allah, yahya sir said that the strikes would continue until the israeli aggression stops and palestinians were victor. are now perhaps better known for their campaign in the red sea in what has

no one controls it, saudi arabia certainly doesn't. i would argue u.s. and saudi relations are pretty good especially given how things could have transpired after october 7 with the war on gaza. the u.s. and saudi arabia have made a lot of progress toward developing an agreement that may involve some other factors with regards to israel. in some ways, the relationship, i would say, is better than it was a couple of years ago. brazil, russia, china, india, very important market and they are very important politically but it is not a monolithic entity. if you look at china and india, are they allies? no. do they share some common interest? yes. there is a lot of interest where they diverse. collectively, a lot of population but it is not a monolithic block that moves in one direction or another. it is a far cry from something like nato. it is not even a treaty organization. >> you are mentioning saudi arabia. president biden had asked opec countries to increase oil production and bring down the price of gas. did they respond? >> well, the u.s. president, wh

i will continue today's world with news from saudi arabia. the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia. the syrian ambassador in saudi arabia expressed hope today. kurds resuming flights from syria to saudi arabia will ease the connection between the two countries and the suffering of indirect travel of citizens eliminate syria. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. we have reached the end of the world today. thank you for being with us tonight. good night and god bless you. sometimes it was a refuge for the needy and sometimes it was a destination for thirsty passers- by for people who were far from places of pilgrimage. saqqa khans are an important part of iranian folk and religious architecture in the oldest neighborhoods of tehran. the safavid era returns, but the oldest works left in tehran are from the qajar era, like th

when it comes to saudi arabia and the u.s., i would argue that u.s.-saudi relationships are acting good -- actually pretty good, given what could have transpired after october 7, the war in gaza. the u.s. and saudi arabia have made progress towards developing an agreement, a security agreement that may involve other factors with regard to israel. in some ways, the u.s.-saudi relationship i was a is probably better than it was a couple years ago. brazil russia china india, very important market. very important politically but it is not a monolithic entity. if you look at china and india, are the allies? no. they share some common interests, yes, but a lot where they diverge. so collectively a lot of population in importance but not a monolithic block that moves in one direction or another. it is a far cry from something like nato. it is not even a trading -- treaty organization. host: president biden had asked opec plus countries to increase oil production to bring down the price of gas. how did they respond? guest: a u.s. president, whether democrat o

there's a type of domino effect of these things, better relations are developed between iran and saudi arabia than some of the interference of the saudis in syria has disappeared, not entirely, but um, and similarly, you could say a similar thing with the emirates, the united arab emirates, you may recall more recently um um pushed the us aircraft out of the airbase they had there into um into qatar, i believe, because they were concerned that the presence of us aircraft in the emirates was being used against iraq and being used against yemen. "and that conflicted with the type of positioning that the emiratis were trying to make for themselves in the new circumstances of, the what's going on in gaza and the relationship of iran to the israelis and so on, so all of these relationships affect each other in some respects, and i think the normalization of syria with the arab league has been linked to the normal, the reconciliation between iran and saudi arabia has had some importance."

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i will continue today's world with news from saudi arabia.the first plane of syrian airlines after 12 years landed this morning at king khalid airport in riaz, the capital of saudi arabia. the ambassador of syria in saudi arabia today expressed his hope that the resumption of flights between syria and saudi arabia will facilitate the communication between the two countries and eliminate the suffering of syrian citizens from indirect travel. in 2012, one year after the start of the global terrorist war against syria, saudi arabia cut off its diplomatic relations with syria and closed its embassy in damascus. to we have reached the end of the world today. thank you for being with us tonight. metallic and non-metallic, such as oil and gas pipes , change their shape against heat, which causes structural deformation and unfortunate events such as fire . now, to solve this problem , heat-resistant insulation with high flexibility has been produced by the technologists of amirkabir university of technology. large metal structures, such as oil rigs ,

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at once, if israel agrees to the american plan to build nuclear facilities on the territory of saudi arabia israel does not object to the counter supply of the latest weapons to the royal house of saudis. and the most important thing, if... that iran does not start another provocation against it after that its middle eastern neighbors, in particular saudi arabia. relations between official tegerad and erriad have been strained in recent decades. and the reasons are hidden here in matters of religion, geopolitics, and ultimately, economics. the economies of iran and saudi arabia are too close and competitive. and of course, the struggle for... hegemony in this region of the arab world. also this week, it became known that at the beginning of 2024, the american and german special services managed to thwart a russian attempt on the ceo of the rhine metal concern, armin paperger. according to american intelligence, the russians planned to carry out a series of murders. defense industry across europe. more details about this special operation in our story. russia planned to kill the director of

the united states and saudi arabia both came to the aid of the zionist regime. by intercepting those missiles, although ansad allah has continued to launch a large number of rockets, ballistic missiles and drones towards the zionist entity since that time. a military spokesman for ansar allah, yahya sarah, said that the strikes would continue until the israeli aggression stops and palestinians were victorious, but ansad allah are now perhaps better known for their campaign in the red sea, in what has since been dubbed the red sea crisis. ansat allah have seized ships and launched aerial attacks against dozens of vessels linked to israel traveling through the red sea. this has caused major disruption to the global shipping industry and put pressure on western regimes and designist economy. as a result of attacks from the ansara, hundreds of vessels have been re-routed to travel past the cape of good hope in south africa, much longer and costlier journey. the united states and britain... both responded by launching rounds of joint air strikes on yemen, the first of which was carried ou

for 6 years, saudi arabia launched an air attack on them . similar words can be heard from the international community . saudi arabia fought for several years and could not get rid of husia, which was its neighbor, but israel will not want more than that . he said that saudi arabia had repelled and they were worried about the continuation of the attack. regarding the occupied territories, i am worried that their drone attacks will continue on israel, or that they can attack israeli ships in the gulf of aden in the red sea, and they say that this is the reaction of the american-zionist coalition to yemen was funny. this war operation that the houthis launched in the red sea is a terrible operation, but the reaction of the united states and others is really funny. it is a sign of weakness. it is a sign of incompetence. they have said this before. at the time of the british and american attack on yemen about 6 months ago, it was a limited attack and it was not a surprise. the military response was weak rather than not responding. it is worse to

we always regretted why the level of relations with saudi arabia was so low or even cut off at some point in time. what happened to the saudi consul, it at that time was unacceptable. and mr. possession and confirmed this and television debates in room. we saw it during that period. and after mister rani came to the government in 2013. the 1st thing we started with in bilateral relations in error countries was, was saudi arabia. and we're proud of that move, we tried to maintain good relations and even during the period of how she me, ross on johnny, we had good relations with saudi arabia as a neighboring and muslim country. what we should not compete with saudi arabia in the region. rather, our relation should be friendly based on the principles of friendship and brotherhood. it is one of these womic countries that we respect and appreciate. we must say that any steps attempting to destabilize relations is unacceptable, even with each toner. we believe that bilateral relations should be at the highest levels, and we should benefit from these relations in all details and dialogues, and t

as you know, even saudi arabia did not enter yemen, the only way to deal with the houthis is a groundtack and the so-called bovet attack. it's great, i can't imagine the scenario that the israeli army will move 2,000 kilometers away and want to wage a ground war in yemen . i don't think that any country would be willing to send ground troops into yemen. god is good or good, good, good, good, good, in the palm of my mother, the smell of soap, and the bow of the house. this is the theme of the house , which is targeted at 12 o'clock at night. al-qabar in al-sunn means this house is not the first time, this is the second time in lena house , it is adjacent to barzah, it is the target of the first time. we are in the third month of our attack without prior warning from al-dar. there are about 100 people in the house on the ground floor and on the upper floor, and you are with us . half of the night, this is allahu akbar, and god bless him and god. let's bring the flow of life to all of iran from house to house with optimal use of electricity. with you , iran is clear that among the plants

against saudi arabia, in addition to saudi arabia, in the semi-finals of these games, poland will qualify for the world cup. our sensitive and ascending game to the world cup and our breath-taking game against saudi arabia , i hope we can get the best possible result to go to the world cup as well. bekne saud and is among the top four teams in the iran -saudi youth handball competition. it starts at 1930 minutes, amir rafati of the cultural broadcasting news agency, the young athletes of our country will go to the mats in the asian wrestling championship tomorrow morning. he will face the representative of india in the city of irfan jarkani in the first round with his opponent from kyrgyzstan . in 77, alireza abdulwali has a rest in the first round, and in the second round he will compete with the winner of wrestlers from japan and kazakhstan. at 87 , mohammad hadi sidi, after taking a break in the first round , is ahead of the japanese representative in the second round and in weight 130 kilos abolfazl fathi has rest in the first round and in the next round he will face the winner azadka

he described saudi arabia as constructive and said that the relationship between iran and saudi arabiaition to the neighborly considerations of brotherly and intimate relations , is also tied to religious and religious bonds and commonalities, and has turned us into one . egypt's foreign ministry said that iran, egypt can solve many problems in the region by cooperating with each other, and iran is ready to cooperate and exchange experiences, capabilities and mutual capacities with egypt. in a meeting with the minister of foreign affairs of the uae, mr. al-badishian pointed out that deepening and strengthening relations with neighbors is the priority of the foreign policy of the islamic republic. iran. and the 14th government said: islamic countries and nations are brothers to each other, and if they unite and remember, the zionist regime will not be able to commit such terrible crimes against the oppressed people of palestine. in bilateral meetings with foreign delegations participating in the inauguration ceremony of the president, the speaker emphasized on expanding cooperation in s

, that in turn was facilitated by the type of reconciliation between iran and saudi arabia, that's been very important , as i said before, that was initiated by or perhaps passed by the iranian leadership to the iraqi leadership. and then taken over by china in that case, but it's the iraqi leadership now, the government of mr. sudani which is engaged in this type of mediation with turkey and syria. um, another consequence of the normalization with the arab league is that saudi arabia which was um supporting for many years some of the armed groups in syria like jabad al-nusra and isis um is now no longer doing that basically, they are not um so far as i have been able to understand from syrian military leaders, they have not been supporting armed groups in syria for some time, but qatar still is, qatar, that little part of it's part of the arab league of course , also part of the gulf cooperation council, they are still involved with turkey through the muslim muslim brotherhood network in supporting some of these armed groups in the north of syria, so that has placed a constraint on i g

come and uh reconcile or i'm sorry, normalize ties with saudi arabia, of which saudi arabia at this point has rejected that notion based on what they have said until the palestinian cause um is a realized." and and met, but what do you make of this huge geopolitical shift that has happened? of course we are at ease and very much joyous of all of this reconciliations and this diplomatics we are. very pleased with this meeting that occurred and reconciliation that occurred between the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia which was to chinese mediation and of course even for syria it's return to the arab league and that this would read to the rebuilding of syria, stability of syria and that all the people of syria would live a stability and a stable life and everything that is happening in the region there is no reconciliation. and here i want to mention something very significant in the last 10 years, the last decade, the regional situation was very much fragile because of everything that has happened, whether it is within the countries, the... the the region in a way that it had

denied israel's attack on yemen , israel's army radio said that israel informed saudi arabia of the expected attack in yemen before the attack, because israeli warplanes passed through saudi airspace in a significant part of their flight path to yemen. he also said that he did not help israel in the attack on yemen muhammad ali, a member of the supreme political council of yemen, said that the israeli attack would not have been carried out if it were not for the support of the united states and england. at least 27 palestinians were killed in the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip last night and today. of these, 11 people were martyred in the attack on the refugee settlement center in khanyounes and 7 people were killed in the attack on a residential building in el brij. arrived. 9 people were martyred in the attack on al-maghazi in the center of barkeh, gaza. most of the martyrs are women and children. dozens of people were injured in these attacks. the zionists also targeted a mosque and a medical center in the gaza strip. airplanes the soldiers of the zionist regime also atta

constant alert, what yemen has to deal with is far more perilous because countries like jordan, saudi arabia um and egypt are contributing to intercepting, yeah rightly contributing to intercepting um yemeny drones of projectiles throughout this conflict um and then you have western navies that are in the waters around yemen also working to intercept projectiles and and and drones heading to israel so um the the israel said that um the the drone. likely came via eritria, sudan, egypt, possibly the suwez canal before hitting tel aviv, the suez canal, as we have our military correspondent who will be writing an article, probably will publish an article wednesday by him that looks very carefully at the ins and outs of this drone and its pathway, um, but he says it's very unlikely that it traversed the suas canal because egypt has very strong strike force there, um, but nonetheless... they are finding pathways to tel aviv and now um you know with with the israel reacting okay so everyone saw the picture of the um the had up fort being hit looked like a massive conflicration right and we really r

yes saudi arabia has a positive vision for the future. but mohammed bin salman is not exactly uncontroversial figure his human rights record is poor he chopped up a friend of mine in a saudi consulate long ago jamal khashoggi he still has people in for 35 years for a tweet he decides what he wants to do and he he it should the united states have a formal defense treaty with a country that is very far from a democracy doesn't share our values when i mean we don't we have few of these kinds of agreements. we have nato's we have agreements with japan, south korea. but they're fellow democracies we don't even a formal defense agreement with with the israelis. so is it a good idea to have one with saudi arabia? ultimately, that's a diplomatic question, not a military question. my answer would be if the united states is going to be a global power and exert power globally, sometimes you going to have to make common cause with nations that don't necessarily share your values. but share your interests. so common is one thing, but an agreement to de

the crown prince of saudi arabia emphasized in a conversation with mr. masoud al-badishian: we are sure that the development of relations between iran and saudi arabia will benefit the issues of the islamic world, including the palestinian issue, in addition to the bilateral dimensions. the elected president also strengthened relations with iran he considered saudi arabia to be the cause of increasing the power of the islamic world in defending palestine and condemning the crimes of the zionists and emphasized that it is necessary for all islamic countries to use all their power and capacity to stop the crimes of the zionist regime . in the telephone conversation, the president of uzbekistan, mirziyoyev, also emphasized the cooperation with uzbekistan for the full implementation of the agreements made in the government of martyr raisi. we are trying to improve the level of bilateral relations. anwar ibrahim, prime minister of malaysia congratulating the success of mr. bishikian in winning the vote of confidence of the people of iran in the presidential e

want to stresss of what's sharing son so all the ships and the us allies in the region including saudi arabia and jordan and and egypt nobody saw they were connected even israel i just want to bring this up very quickly because the israeli army said uh yeah we're going to conduct an investigation right like they they want to do and some of the information has already started to come out and they're saying they track the drone for 50 minutes, but at no point did they consider it a threat and apparently they were uh distracted or something or other by a cruise missile on the mediterranean, the i saw this as well that the israel was talking about some cruise miss that was like you know being headed and where did that go or land? i don't know, mean according to them they uh them the us, the uk royal navy, the eu missions, all of the all of these you know uh joint efforts have showed down 220 projectiles from yemen including drones and missiles right and they say oh a handful guys through, we've seen the the resistance act is certainly in iran's operation on april 13th, um, likes, distraction, wea

the crown prince of saudi arabia emphasized in a conversation with mr. masoud al-badishian: we are confident that the development of iran-saudi relations will benefit the issues of the islamic world, including the palestinian issue, in addition to the bilateral dimensions. the president-elect also considered the strengthening of relations between iran and saudi arabia to increase the power of the islamic world in defense of palestine and to condemn the crimes of the zionists and emphasized : it is necessary for all islamic countries. as use all their power and capacity to stop the crimes of the zionist regime. in the telephone conversation, the president of uzbekistan, mirziyoyev, also emphasized the cooperation with uzbekistan for the full implementation of the agreements made in the government of martyr raisi . his uzbek counterpart also expressed hope that we are working to achieve the big goals set in order to improve the level of bilateral relations. the prime minister of malaysia, anwar ebrahim, also congratulated the success of mr. berezchian in ob

saudi kingdom for cooperating with the israeli regime, the protester said they are for war if saudi arabia doesn't change its hostile policy towards gaza and yemen. we came out to send message to the saudi and zionist enemies as well as anyone aligned with them. our message is clear, any so-called muslim support in the zionist regime is our adversary unless they repend to allah. true muslims are duty by. to support the muslim ummah. we will never forsake the palestinian cause and we will never accept saudi arabia's excuse that they are under pressure from the us to take hostile actions against palestinians. if they are under us pressure, we are under pressure from allah to retaliate. the friday demonstration, which took place in over 10 yemini provinces, followed a week of military actions by yemani forces targeting ships. associated with israel and the us in the red sea and nearby waters. the leader of yemensar law movement has issued a warning to saudi rulers, threat to strike sites and infrastructure in saudi arabia, it helps western nations in their strikes against the resistance movem

saudi arabia , america and mexico have been affected and many lives have been lost has taken. fires also burned the lands of greece and canada. last week, hurricane brill was recorded as the first major ocean hurricane with a degree of 5 in history, and it hit several caribbean islands and left many victims. the climate crisis is getting worse day by day. the speed of this deterioration is beyond expectation. the high human and economic costs of climate change have now become a serious threat to the national security of countries. at the same time as the world is getting warmer, the new report of anasti energy also says that the consumption of fossil fuels in 2023 will be half a percent more than it was the year 202. according to this report, china, america and india have a total of more than 53. greenhouse gases, which are mainly produced from burning fossil fuels such as oil and gas , cover the earth like a blanket. by preventing the natural release of the sun's heat from the atmosphere, they increase the temperature of the earth and cause climate change. today is the deadli

saudi arabia has realized this and has in it the rain of the petrol dollar by moving towards china and these groups can, along with iran. well, if there is an alliance that needs to be formed, it is one against the israeli regime and the us, especially due to the us, israeli general side of war. israel has militarily threatened countries like lebanon, yemen and iran, and has said it wants to pursue its plans for new middle east in creating a greater israel, which aims to take land away from countries like iraq, syria and saudi arabia to expand israel from the nile to the euphretes. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy, israel, lebanon threats. well protesters have booed the israeli and them at the olympics amid growing anger over the regime. participation in the games here though. the jers and pro palestinian chance came before a football match between israel and paraguay. protesters also held up genocide olympic signs and waved palestinian flags. israel and his players were also bood during the team's olympic opener against m "there has been heav

another area where you've been outspoken that i want our our discussion to draw saudi arabia into normalizationrelations with israel and support for a peace process, and the saudi demand has been that israel agreed to a pathway to a two-state solution. you said slatly that you think that's unrealistic because the israelis simply are not in a place where they're going to accept that. and you described an interesting alternative to this pathway, and i'd like you to explain that for the audience, perspective rights as opposed to immediate pathways. >> let me give credit to excellent work by foreign affairs staff. i use it in my own draft, the work around, and they made a subtitle out of it, and that's why that idea is embedded. have in mind the following, and it's also related to what i thought was unrealistic. we moved from a period prior to october 7 where everybody was competing for finding the right words to describe how impossible it is to get the two-state solution. but then all of a sudden, everybody was talking about two-state solution, and they were going to come into being tomorrow. that

the economies of iran and saudi arabia are too close and competitive.l , of course, the fight. and for hegemony in this region of the arab world. also this week it became known that at the beginning of 2024 american and german special services managed to thwart a russian attempt on the general director of the rhine metal concern armin paperger. according to american intelligence, the russians planned to carry out a series of murders. heads of the defense industry across europe. more details about this special operation in our story. russia planned to assassinate the director of the german company rain metal, which produces artillery shells and military vehicles for ukraine. the plans of the russian government to kill the army on paper were torn apart by us intelligence. this was reported in cnn, citing unnamed u.s. and western officials familiar with the situation. the plot was one of a series of russian plans to kill defense industry executives across europe who supported ukraine's war effort, those sources said. the most mature was the plan to kill ar

avoided all the radar system even the radar system in in around yemen either in in egypt as well saudi arabia and as well in in israel that's why uh they are now thinking what will yemani do next will they launch as an example yemani armed force can launch uh tens of uh the same drones with the which they called yafa toward tal abib and i believe that israeli regime will be able actually stop these drones because we have seen footages by zionist media which the shows the impact of that drone, there was no uh uh warning uh sirens uh by the uh israeli regime air defense, this mean that this drone actually has a gun through uh the red sea or through saudi arabia has a distant of more than 200. kilometer and then that it has reached and impacted building or area inside the abib and i believe that this is will not be the first attack, there are more uh attack to come and yemeny army is still trying uh to force israeli regim to stop it genocide, the demand is so simple, stop the genocide, stop the killing and we will actually stop the attack and the target against the z state, we know that the firs

is saudi arabia. is the government, the army, and the people of lebanon sanctioning the lebanese living in saudi arabia , just because a party in this country has a different view? the hezbollah movement has been entertaining the zionist regime for about 9 months at the same time as the gaza war in the northern front. while the response of the arab countries to the genocide in gaza was only a verbal expression of regret. the arab league is under a lot of pressure public opinion and some countries have strongly expressed that hezbollah should be removed from the terrorist list, and it shows that they have changed their attitude towards the muqmad front. in the past months , the lebanese resistance has proved its strength against the zionist regime. . the hezbollah movement has said about its capabilities that it has not revealed yet. what may happen in the case of war-seeking by the zionist regime at the same time as this regime's failure to achieve its goals in gaza will set a different fate for the r

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