along with the, with the u. a. they launched a very major war. and they, they were repel repeatedly by the hudy's, the, the geography of the a man is remarkably difficult for the offensive maneuvers. egypt found this out years ago when they found a major war and were defeated by the communities. now this, the saudis, the u. a have been defeated by the who days and so i don't think that we will have much ability to defer them. i kind of understand why it was almost necessary for the us to say ok, we can't just not respond to these attacks. but i doubt that we're going to have very much success with it. what about the timing of this attack given that israel washington's key ally is facing i c. j hearings over its actions against guys that you think it's, it's a coincidence or is there more to the timing here? i guess i, i wouldn't make too much of the timing, but i think it's very important to understand that the by did ministration has been remarkably blood thirsty and an era got and everything they've done across the globe in the middle east. we.

u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization. a u. k. prime minister richie soon acts who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy. and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy whole ship that we've 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 sees and those who support them. or elizabeth kendall isn't released. textbook from cambridge university asked what this escalation means for the rad. see one of the busiest shipping channels in the world, as well, as course, the idea behind the strikes by the united states and the u. k.

u of put it on a strikes and cause it for the value ition off the u. v. a u of put it on and strikes inside the boxes and put it on said that it was a targeting also that it is how to hide out that we're targeting it on a focused on saw it on the and strikes as breach of focus on. so vanity as a violation of its air space. it's been den, those strikes exposed it on invested at also, but you, it's invested to. so there's a lot of under, in the country and the see that the strikes have now pockets and has got it all just basic, the other guy, the ition of what it on that. okay. and yet practice don and ron of jen generally gotten on well with each other, haven't they? they, they've co cooperated with each other so. so these tit for tat actions surprising to you, it is surprising because many in focused on and also the officials in august and the government to see it on as the brother lea, uh, what's the name country and all of doing it on is a she and my daughter, the country focused on has tried to already balance out of the relationship. for example, with

and that we could not idly as a member states of the u. s. s. as by and watch this as though it's a full that we needed to step up. and the drawer to the world's attention. that a genocide is under way, you know, view, and let the world decides through the international court of justice. whether there's merits in finding that the is genocide underway and whether they could provide provisional measures to at least offer protection to the palestinian people. essentially being aware of oppression, disposition, and home of the oppressed, we felt we could not sit by. i don't think anybody should be surprised at so who is supporting israel a these are countries that over the years have sustain israel's occupation of palestine and its illegal sacraments on the land of palestinian people and their disposition. so i don't think we should be surprised toward what should worry us is that these are countries that call and all of us to observe democracy to respect international human rights role. to respect all the frameworks that govern a global institutions

the attack comes just a day off threat 5 miss solves a boat, syria and iraq. the us and u. k. the quotes and he conducts new strikes on who's the positions and you haven't lots of a targeting on the ship. ms. solve facilities. 8 blue sage folks pos and exclusively tells all teeth. that's not a high risk of explanation. this may lead to a major disaster by turning the red sea into a military arena that could threaten international navigation, which will lead to the expansion of the complex, outside of the scope of the red sea, and disturbing images from gall to city. what a top is full to perform and like i'm q taishan on his own needs at home without telling us that's another story reflecting the desperate situation in the young type. we heard from the talk to himself. while the kind of surgery i did know anesthetic new instruments used whenever i had in the kitchen at night, from scissors to 5 days. i stayed with her and my niece until the is ready for us has left us the mid day. hey and must go this wednesday. it's great to have your company that's got to us. stories will sta

new a treaty has released these images of its strikes a u. k prime minister richey soon act, who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of. here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk, it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy whole ship that we seen in decades now, it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on us officials say more than a dozen sites were attacked, including come on centers and munitions. depos used by the who's the group with eye witness video claiming to show explosions. and the parents often mass of the strikes in the american and british enemies bear full responsibility for the criminal aggression of the gate. so you have any people will not go unpunished on onset to him and the armed forces will not hesitate to

is there a link to both chips hitting the door to the is it i, but actually after the u. k. n, a us attack against them on the menu item has expand the attack by targeting commercial ship belongings to the united states. the united states and new cases as well, and that the many has been under attack. i'm so the aggression and united died of image with the support of you. okay. and you as for over the age years, what was the result? you have many has become a strong god with the u. k. and united states. they always say what jim and have to do with but less times thousands of my and 4 of them. and they do that able to get that. they might say the annual kick in thousands of miles towards a, by the side. and so both of the ailey the many will continue the attack and they will do whatever it takes to stop genocide, i guess, by listing and who the spoke to us and talking to us here at odds. a says that military action by western allies, it simply will not change the groups. cool. a this related like minded behavior attack on him and by the us is unjustified. and we consider it to

u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization u. k prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've 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 sees and those who support the general is kareema. glory is based in cairo. we asked him whether it was the groups intention to provoke the strikes on host, the target, to the who sees the on the agenda, basically it to bring to the situation of the war and cause a into the red sea. and internati

that's a real deal between the u. a. d u p, a, as somebody land. the current deal is a bilateral agreement that does not include the u, a. e. the agreement is expected to diversify a deal of his access points for the see and listen. it overall me dependence on boutique for international trade. but it also has potential to 3 got a conflict on land so much so that somalia has reacted strongly to the deal and will be under pressure to do something. as a government, we have condemned and rejected the illegal infringement of ethiopia into our national sovereignty. and territorial integrity yesterday, not an inch of somalia can or will be signed away by anybody. so malia belongs to the somali people. this is final, the arab legs. the bridges immediately requested by somebody and supported by 12 hour countries will be cheated by morocco. the deal has potential to feel uncertainty and instability, and they will review tablets, continental and maritime space. of the home of africa. sedan is in the groups of a devastating civil war field is recovering from i

so i was just around the u. a just around that eastern side, all the mon, sickening count. it could produce a few spots of rain in that west of weather. just nudging its way into buckets dot into afghanistan, pushing a little further east was brought the skies to come back in behind, quite a brisk wind around the gulf cooling often. doha is of around $23.00 degrees celsius. as we go through friday, want us to show us that you will see a red st more the way of west to weather a little further north, northern pa, solver, uh, cause serious thing, somewhat weather effects. go see the side of the mediterranean through cyprus. all the way down towards 11 and even as far south as guys that we could see some wet weather over the next couple of days at cloud. and right. really easiest way up across the cool could say is that eastern side of ducky i recently tiny this now a lot of wintry weather coming in here, but bright. these guys do come back, can be hard and not just the friday. still a few showers across the event at that stage. the showers longest bells have right and nothing d

u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization, a u. k. prime minister richey soon act, who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of. here's the, a tax on commercial shipping in the red sea that's putting in as in lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy bullshit that we've 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 in diabetes and on residency, no fellow or the center for madison. i am strategy, i asked him if he expects these strikes to the, to the hotel, not at all. unfortunately, the turns is subject to the concepts and what would determine me or you might be very di

yeah, man comes under attack again on us and a u. k. a reports coming in right now say enable babies in the western part of the country's being targeted by the coalition. it comes on the heels of on overnighted striker, the admins capital was part of the us led the effort against the fight is which of taking a much ease ready link ships trusting the red sea of the strike was conducted by the us us carney. he's in tomahawk lunch, but talk me solves and was a follow on action on a specific military target associated with strikes. taken on january 12th, designed to degrade the who, the stability to attract maritime vessels, including commercial vessels in the nightstand, new k as conducted editor icons. and i add booth, i'm a day, let me a base and notice else, and i the, i mean, we headed the lot of the explosion. assume that a to the one had been the yesterday. and as the united states, as the ad declare to deal with, they say that they have actually, to get into a said a, they said me side at 8 does, instead of defense does exactly what

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what about voters of a foreign friends suddenly he's popping up in the u. a and saudi arabia where he was greeted as a very dear guest of the kingdom in moscow. he's been putting out the red carpet for foreign leaders like the president of it wrong so much for the international i selection that was expected to follow is indictment tool, war and war crimes charges. is he just flaunting his impunity? or is he busy putting together a new id, west of access? 3 quick points. i think that's the illusion about the, the global unity in isolating russia. it's just the illusion and it's a fantasy. it's very easy to cast up to see me or below it, or a boat criticizing russia in the un general assembly. but so many countries in the global south, not only china, but also the largest democracy in the world. india are having a beneficial commercial relationship. and they're not abandoning vladimir putting same goes for countries in the gulf, including u, a in saudi arabia, to receiving, quote. and with this, the symbols of prestige and welcome is also a way to show to the w

a regional war. the draws in iran, and so the states and this are enormous the while the u. k. a, the us ambassador side of the attacks on yep. and were conducted in so called self defense. the bombing sparked and go to states wide flat protest as took a much washington's interest to 74 percent of our federal logic goes to the military. and the website is ation how to email the i'm in other countries in the us tax payers are paying for the whole thing. weighs as tax payers must not paying taxes to the federal government of united states because they are armed map smart or is united states which makes the people of the united states mass murder is also of the us secretary of state has wrapped up as late as tour of the middle east and the blinking visited to keith jordan, the u. a. e by her in egypt. that is across the escalation between gazda and easel . only, he will solve the washington solver of bombs in the region. he suggested that the us doesn't want to why that conflict we were focused on making sure that the complex ongoing our guys are doesn't spread to other places. so

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2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k as not being a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us as a top ones reading pop to the candidate has won the presidential election after winning 40 percent of the ballots. now the opposition has conceded defeat. after lighting k receive nearly a 1000000 votes more. while in joining the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered lossless end deposit legislative race beijing. and it says that the ruling party does not represent the time when these people, as he got the minority of

e u. a package for ukraine in december. despite being both a nato and the member slovakia has repeatedly supported normalizing ties with moscow and the country culture ministry has left the band on cultural cooperation with russia. all right, let's press live now to george 70, while a senior research fellow at the global policy institute. george, we heard there, pete, so saying that ukraine is not a sovereign nation, but his under full us control given so like his membership in western alliances. what do you make of the prime ministers statement? it was very interesting because he made the absolutely a precise analogy to try to understand rocks as a position because he said, well, what would the united states say if mexico uh, formed a military alliance with russia or china say, how would the united states respond? well, of course, the question posit itself, the united states would immediately invade mexico. it was, sees the mexican president, and bring him to the united states and imprisone

jordan b, u, a e r a. and i need you to discuss the escalation between gas that run as well. on the hill solve a washington salvo of bombs in the region. he suggested that the us doesn't want water conflict. we were focused on making sure that the conflict on going out and goes, it doesn't spread to other places. so that's been our focus since since october 7th and it remains our focus today. that's makes it particularly important that we respond when we see something like the regression coming from the who. these are the hard to contribute to tar reads, joined my colleague for our research a in the studio to discuss the escalation in the region. or even us taking a lead role in u. k. is, is um, being the last dog in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. the us president, the binding administration, did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under um, article one and an under they are supposed to ask for permission and to go to war with

u a u. k. would be involved in joining the us in this a military strike. what we've heard from british official since them as well over the last hour. also from the british ministry of defense, we've had some details about the operation itself. we had 4 tie food jets operated by the roll. apples taking off from out on the site for us in the eastern mediterranean, flying south down towards the northwest of young men, both north west of sun i with the 2 sites that were targeted one in the town of bonnie, where the u. k. say that reconnaissance and attack drones were being launched from another internet field in the town of ads where they say that cruise missiles and ryans were being launched from they said those are the 2 targets they focused on leaving the americans present, need to focus and all the others we've been hearing about in terms of what they've been trying to assess since those strikes were completed. they say that and have a huge amount of detail about how to grade those. well, but in terms of official them inside downing street, we've had a st

the influence of the united, our reverence in, in this deal between small underneath the, via the u. a administers, manages much of a port to better better and some of the land as part of a previous arrangement. but what e c o b a seems to be angling for as, as of his speech has upset is, is more of a military base to the west of, but about a, independently of this m r i t concession. so i think we're looking at a, a piece of territory that would be administered or controlled by you feel you're under the terms of the lease that characterizing that as an ex ation, i think, is just overblown. this would be a concession, a lease agreement. and according to the terms of the m, o u, which nobody's seen, would told, we should expect it to be a 50 year concession. now the, the issue here is it easy, okay? or probably doesn't have the means of the moment to mean to build a naval base or a port, or the infrastructure and connecting such a facility to these european homebound. so for there, i think we should expect that as of what would be looking for financing abroad, what does that come across

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a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war and gaza against from us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider region with the world racing for a response from the who's these and those who support them. i spoke earlier to maritime expert in robin. i asked him what this escalation means for the red sea, one of the busiest shipping channels in the world. yeah, unfortunately, this is exactly what they're going to. he's been waiting for, for about 10 years and, and as a result we have to be concerned about how they're going to last out further at shipping for the last 2 months. they have been very consistent and is talking global merits on commerce, which is really an assault on all of us because we are all dependent on the free flow of goods all over the world. and no matter where it is, it's going to affect our supply chains and threats. these are critical to a point. and so they've been doing a very good job of making global commerce more difficult. but thi

and that we could not idly as a member states of the u. s. s. search by and watch this as though it's a full that we needed to step up. and the drawer to the world's attention. a better genocide is underway in our view and let the world decides through the international court of justice. whether there's merits in finding that the is genocide underway and whether they could provide provisional measures to at least offer protection to the palestinian people essentially being aware of oppression.

and the coming deal is a bilateral agreement that does not include the u. a. e. the agreement is expected to diversify a few of his access points for the sea and listen it overall me dependence on should be cheap for international trade, but it also has potential to tree guy conflict and land so much so that somalia has reacted strongly to the deal and will be under pressure to do something. as a government, we have condemned and rejected the illegal infringement of ethiopia into our national sovereignty and territorial integrity yesterday, not an inch of somalia can or will be signed away by anybody. so malia belongs to the somali people, this is final, the arab legs, the bridges immediately requested by somebody and supported by 12 hour countries will be said by morocco. the deal has potential to feel uncertainty and instability, and they will read you tablets, continental and maritime space. of the home of africa, sedan is in the groups of a devastating civil war field is recovering from its 3 year long civil war. and there is no in these sites for the current

a u. s. navy vessel, or the pentagon said to american flag, ships carrying cargo for the defense of state departments came under attack. a woman in the us state of california has been lifted to safety after spending 14 hours on top of so much call. i'm sorry, say a vehicle fell into a creek and flipped over. when she crossed the bridge during heavy flooding. california has declared a state of emergency in several areas because of records rainfall. tens of thousands of people have joined a one day general strike in argentina against president. have you emulate his plans to slash public spending and privatize much of the economy. but a insists tough action is essential to rain in inflation and restoring growth. but ordinary work as fare, they will be hottest head as a major challenge for emily. in the heart of argentina, thousands are on strike and demonstrating in front of the congress in buenos aires . they are here to publicly reject austerity measures proposed by the countries right wing,

a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war and gaza against him. us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization. are you k prime minister richie soon act who is currently visiting ukraine? said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy. and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've 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. let's dig deeper now with journalists go email, go already who joins me now from cairo. kareem strikes on who are the targets in yemen, followed weeks of warnings to the who they used to st

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there's only mexico between that it's a country of proximity. u. s. is trying to avoid a more conflict and more in stability in the region after all, and you've got as well, for example, and inside of the low is seeing that the rising tensions and as rising in security . so for the u. s, this is sort of the back yard where they want to maintain peace. this is also a country with important routes of drug trafficking, drugs that end up in the u. s. and also a migration root tens of thousands of what the my because leave folded years every year. so there is huge interest in maintaining good relationships to add a little who they consider a democratic president. this was the case before with uh, the now for the president on my face. and on the other side side of course, of the u. u. n. d u. s. also have an interest to main influence in the region. after all, it could always happen that china takes into and see, and that's what they wants to avoid. right, so water is plans now. he's got the job. he's got the job now is top plan is obviously tackling corrupt