i am michael porter with the updates and we start this out with breaking news, the u. k and the u. k. u k. and the us right, i have reportedly conductive new strikes and who are the positions and given the us a set to have targeted anti ship missile facilities, this is a bit on estimation between the who would fees and western powers on monday, the who'd be struck on the american cargo ship in response to multiple attacks of the groups position by the us and u. k. this past week alex don cross live to yemen based john list and political analysts 1st said all the book id. cool saying is good to have you join me right now. what is your reaction to the latest west and strikes on? yeah, man, i think they should let me put them. uh, the bodies uses that. i can add taxes that they didn't actually still, but yeah, many photos is a little my thought to get in. is there a link to both chips hit in the door? the is it i. but actually after that, you okay, and are you as an attack against them? and then menu item has expand at that i talked about he thought of getting committed to a chip at bee

u. k. and the u. k. you probably know the story. the government wants to create a citizen army to fight the russian federation. god knows what they're thinking. a property they can get 70000 soldiers together when russia currently has about 600000 in ukraine, according to the newspaper, the daily star of scotland, 90 percent of brits, don't want to serve and then made a treat or fight against russia. in fact, the article also says the overall population of the u. k. is too fat and unfit to be of any help in buffalo. now, pretty strong comments that maybe not surprising from that the day, the star of scotland. but do you think that article can link and relate to what we're seeing out of a heritage foundation or oh sure, the a d u k is in the same position i might point out in chart. but in terms of, of, of, of comparison u. k. today is no larger than the state of indiana, and yet, you know, it's, it's ability to muster citizen soldiers, to stand up to a russian army. for what reason? are they going to go to war? is that what they're s

a particular avoiding them present to provide long term mississauga to grain and now they're going to the u. k and the u. k. and provides them to ukraine. this is an strategic form policy and this is a pity. yeah. so talk a little bit about germany's role here, but me when i want to come to you when you're looking at arms deliveries from europe for ukraine. i mean, who do you point a finger out here who is to blame and who is really hitting the brakes on sending additional ammunition and supplies to ukraine? well, you have um, you have a public this course which is changing because it's no longer prime. this of hungry saying he was not that of are any weapons. it's also now i'm just on my own countries like you have a bunch pizza who came famously who was selected. so with the saying, no, no, no single. that's more why. and in fact, his government is still delivering is just not from the arguments from the army. we're obviously they're empty of to the previous government that everything they could, but they are contracts the private context running. there is also a lot of flows go through 32. it's like, yo

these aspects of the ruling are being seen as a wins by palestinians, their allies and certainly palestinian politicians and the u. k. and basset, or the cost of the investor to the u. k. has some someone said that this is, i'm paraphrasing, you know, a beginning of the many steps of accountability towards israel, which many palestinians feel a, gets away with infinity on the global stage. so certainly polarizing, as you mentioned at the top there and really remains to be seen how this will will sort of of what life is read, enter this, enter this ruling at the security council and what this means also for israel's allies. that is, how will they continue supporting israel when now there is an actual plausibility that there is genocide being committed and does all do the final really about whether or not there is a genocide will probably take years that's due to way of special corresponded abraham from jerusalem, thank you and will take you straight to south africa. now the country that brought the case before the i've seen j. our corresponding diane hawker is in johannesburg. following all of this, diane south africa asked the court to order an immediate cease fire th

u. s. and the u. k. and now that they have actually experienced the force of the us and the u. k, they are going to be able to emboldened themselves further and probably reach out even further because they now are finding all kinds of supporters that had been a bit tired of a long conflict. but her now where you live. and so the fact that they've effect we move from just being a local rebel group are backed by around to now being a very disruptive to shipping. it sounds like you think this, this strength ends the who these hand is a very much the is unfortunately they, uh, they've been trying to sell everyone on a narrative for years internally. and that narrative is building over into the white a region because for the 1st time they've actually gotten everybody's attention. they have no real visibility for most of the time. they've been fighting against the government of young. and let's be very clear. these facts were not against them and they were against the who teased, but the problem is it has given them the focus of the world. we're talking about them all over the world. t

is one of the organizes of the many rallies that we've been seeing in london and elsewhere in the u. k. in recent weeks and months. so as this is a seismic event for the u. k. government and it mustn't be complicit in potential genocide through supporting israel. a form of u. u. k. director of human rights watch a solution talking about the site of the u. k. supported a genocide case being put against me in my in november in the i c j. and so it frozen to release the position on israel and on gaza. i mean, however, though, so far, it doesn't seem that there's any real shifting all positions from european nations . we did see an interview given by david cameron, new k foreign minister and his dental earlier in the day before the shooting came out and which he maintained that the south african move. putting this case forward in the i, c, j was not a helpful one. it wouldn't help in securing the pause in fighting. he said that we will need and a seat. there's been a very the l squared across europe as well as a similar message from spain to what we heard from the e u. and that it was a fairly straightforward endorsements. all of the i, c, j, reading the spani

and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from breton for the, you know, try to know the irish ports. z u p said that tons of mind the regions place in the u. k. this package, i believe safeguards, northern islands, please in the union and we'll restore our place within the u. k internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u last a 5 or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election or off of or this that speak to how it follows that he joins us from stormwind and belfast and highest is a big streaming significant breakthrough, how does it come about? yes, it is a big breakthrough. it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive here a

the u. s. and u. k. of conducted these coordinated military strikes against the who's these is the support. so these attacks, generally in the u. k. it's it's interesting, a recent poll did shows that there was overall support by the british public. and also there is generally cross party support when it comes to, to the conflict in the middle east. and it will say about these, these attacks. there is a little bit of this quite that the a position the, the wasn't brief before the strikes, but generally there is cross policy support. that doesn't mean that the and also critical voices on the left of the labor party may be, but also by some experts and the reason regions. so they say that overall that should be the strategy of de escalation as one research approaches with a, with a ceasefire. gaza at the heart of this, the escalation strategy. and i would say that the overall support for the strikes by the british public doesn't mean that there is no say, i think value to about the conflict in the middle east, of course. but also about the strikes, so there is, of course, the risk of, of this, these to, to, um, generally escalate t

and the following campaign. only government led by the u. s. and the u. k. that's a surface president. are the ones lane was only a blog bass in the region from port on the sound, the k all using disproportionate force against the i'm on the currency. it's hard to turn. the right seen to the blog boss is real precise at football. so in response to a line mark case after hey, a voice mail back for chi, choose initial genocide in garza, the cities wipe out mass funerals of children and more than 2000000 palestinians. this place, that's the new reality of goss on. and golden is really attacks. the latest strikes come at least a $151.00 all the enclave civilians also as r. c. we've been given an exclusive access. as you can see behind me, we're on board of the ship. that is carrying the rain right now. if you come with me outside the cargo vessel transports. and ross was 3 grain. susan baldwin makes the salt on their reports in mozambique, awaiting final delivery. the we have lots to get to this. our thanks for being with us. this is of course our to international. i'm marina calls for about let's begin. well, at least 5 people have been confirmed killed in the friday mo

the truth. it was a necessary and proportionate response to a direct friend to u. k. vessels and therefore to the u. k. itself. mississippi could let me be absolutely clear why the royal navy is in the right seat belt. uh, as part of operation prosperity, guardian, protecting freedom of navigation as a fundamental tenet of international law. who takes a tax on international shipping. i put in some lives at risk. they have held one career postage for almost 2 months and they are causing growing economic disruption . the come us cannot operate under such conditions. contain isn't tank that having to take a 5000 mile diesel, around the case of good type. that pushes up prices unimpaired was the passage of goods, foods and mets. in the british people and other royal that we have attempted to resolve this through diplomacy. often numerous international calls to the attacks to stop a combination of countries. david, who sees a clear and on i'm big, he was wanting to weeks ago last week, but un security council post a resolution condemning the attack and highlighting the voice of nations to defend vessels fo

the u. k. a role is in these attacks so the u. k. has to naval vessels in the red sea right now and a 3rd on route to join them. they have been involved in some of the attempts over the last few months since mid november to push back who see control drones and missile strikes against commercial shipping. and then more recently, just on tuesday night against military targets as well, that most recent attack was described by the us as complex and as something by the u. k. and the us commented up on in the hours following it. but in terms of exactly which missiles are being launched by which assets over the course of the last hour or so the u. k. and the us not being particularly specific, as you might imagine, a and a little mocks. why 1st there in london. thank you. let's take a closer look at the importance of the red sea and the shipping roots that rely on it for global trade. the resi is one of the world's most important shipping routes for oil and gas between asia and europe in the south. above and many deb straight between africa and the arabian peninsula, connects the red sea with the gulf of either and 12

the north not. and so the u. k. and the you signed a deal that's effectively create to the trade board between north 9th and the rest of the u. k, some goods arriving from britain for the e. u and now the check type northern irish ports. the p said that to undermine the regions face in the u. k. for the power sharing agreement to means unit is send republicans must each have one of the top 2 rows. hi, fossit reports from belfast. a nearly 2 years northern irish politics has been stuck, run a ground on post breaks it, trading rules. the created an effective trade board in the irish c, requiring checks on goods entering from great britain, even on some destined to remain within northern ireland. but you need us to want to preserve northern ireland state is within the united kingdom. that was a red line, causing them to pull out and stay out of the power sharing dival government. now the main union is, lita says he has a deal with the british government that would all but it raised that c bought a package of measures into follow the dos provide a basis for our party to nobody as members to the executive, the lack of a function and

the bbc has been providing distorted news and information on the curve at 19 situation in the u. k. and particularly in scotland, that's according to a recently published witness statement that the u. k. cobit inquiry which has been active since 2022 in the medium. the bbc, television news repeatedly reported rare depths or illnesses among healthy adults as if they were the norm. again, creating a misleading impression of who was at greater or lesser risk. i consider that this applied to scotland as it is to england. one example is that they gave the impression that hospitals were being over whelmed during the 1st wave, some mainly in london were lots overall hospital bed occupancy was at an all time low during that period. a. everyday, me all just mark will house says the bbc coverage up depends on like in the u. k. was designed to discourage people from leaving their homes and having contact with others, resulting and people who needed help not receiving it added that the most vulnerable groups suffered more negative than positive effects. so in the lockdown measures, we spoke to a political commentator who said the mainstream media was part of a government propaganda campaign prof

the u. k. and they have long helps the narrative that their struggle over the last decade has been against the u. s. and the u. k. they've been facing it all along, but now it actually has come through and so they have an opportunity to not only emboldened their movement and energy, but recruiting new people to it. and then likely will result in much, much more aggressive attacks on their part. not a deterrence in any way. so the whole, these have not been to, to the red sea is not any fear for other, any alternatives. well, i think there are a number of things that we have to do because and fundamentally the goal has to be to stop the who do some attacking ship it now dealing with what is now an internal conflict. the human is a 2nd issue, but we have to stop the attack on global maritime commerce. and so right now we're in the top position because we just made it more attractive for them to lash out as much as they can. and unfortunately, it does not take all that much to disrupt maritime commerce. we've seen iris in somalia in the gulf of guinea in the same port straight and the suicide over seized with very

led by the us and britain, an emission described as an active self defense, to restore stability along the important trade route. the u. k. 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

the u. k. defense minister ground shops spoke about what was asked about what would happen if the he's, he's continued attacks and he said watch this space. and that follows on choose day when the u. k. a u. k. destroyer shop down 21 who to drones, over the red sea. and on thursday nights last night, we had a cabinet meeting rapidly conveying 5 prime minister, which he soon i'm around 8 pm on thursday, followed by consultations which he held with both the speaker of the parliaments and remotely, with the lead. as a leader of the opposition and the opposition defense minutes of the shadow defense, minnesota. so it was clear that something big was going to happen. and so it transpired over the course of the nights the strikes happening at around midnight, u. k. time. and so although reducing act wasn't required to bring in and consults with other members of the parliament and the other opposition policies, he had the time to and felt it probably wise to and full as we heard. and she, hans, it pulls everyone is saying, we don't want an escalation, but that's where things seem to be headed. this. yeah, and indeed, i mean, the statements that have been put out both separately by durban a

through the course of this week with the drone attacks on tuesday, 21 drones being shut down by us and u. k or ships in the gulf. and then on to me blinking and the u. k. defense secretary warning, but that could possibly be military action. well, what we saw on thursday night was a rapidly convene cabinet minister administer. we will meeting convene by the prime minister wishes to knock at downing street following vats that were further consultations with the opposition policies on the speaker of the parliament. it was clear that something very serious was going to happen. and then just after midnight, we had would, but the 1st strikes have gone in around a dozen targets history understand the british involvement appears to be full already have tie food craft operating after the ad base with accurate, teary on cyprus, and hitting 2 targets by using what the energy describe is pay way a bones on that's is the well, that's, that, that's the top inside of it. frankly, i, it's sent it what, what i kind of had is that the defense minister james hippy has been on the media this morning saying that that should be the end of it. the on any further attacks pl

the se, kenya, and so to the u. k. now i'm british and piece of voted for a controversial laws. it would c migrants to force it from the u. k to render the bill will know entered, stood reading, the final stage in the house of commons. critics say the plan risks breaking international law for you as president donald trump was back in court and wednesday, this time to decide how much he should pay in damages for the framing rights at e gene count of a denied that he'd right to the judge. one trump, he could be bought from attending court if he's disruptive, which we spoke loudly with his legal team, showing kendall's testimony. that's a nasty man. he's a nasty judge. he's a trump hating guy. and i've used everybody in the court to disgrace, frankly, what's happening. it's a disgrace, happens to be a clinton appointment, but i'm sure that has nothing to do with it. okay, you're up today. thanks for watching. that's. that's mean these baka, i'll be back in 2 minutes time and more the days news start with the so the listening post is on the it was the situation in gaza escalates weekly new explicitness and another says he's goi

the area. and why millions of people in the and bustled n k of are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. nearly a dozen western countries, including the u. s, the u. k. in germany have stopped donations to the un relief and works agency as follows on confirm claims from is real that some on rob workers were involved in the october 7th terrorist attack. egypt is among those nations which has condemned the slashing of funds. now the frankly, we were surprised by the decisions taken yesterday regarding unreal. an eloquent expressions used about the allegations against the agencies employees to him and we did not have similar expressions about the killing of more than 26000 innocent civilians in gaza. most of them women and children will be our oblique group of nations. house convene for an emergency meeting over the western cuts to on the palestinian representative. sloane the decision to suspend the emissions which came after the international court of justice ordered the facilitation of human monetary and aid to gaza. the foot eye cut on the court didn't call for a ceasefire and put for an end to the killing of palestinian civilians. a couple of the

the latest war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza. and the extent to which these actions affect or include u. k. citizens that is covered in terms of u. k. lo and the principle of universal jurisdiction. complaint articulates the names of the ministers and officials. pub accessories, liabilities by the supply weapons and military support. by providing moral encouragement and providing political cover, a consider and local and international and domestic law. now this is just the 1st price of our events on the 1st list of suspects, of investigation of the i. c. p continues and we will have further offenses and further customers of suspect, including commentators or continue to support more pride and sidelines in the region. in the complaint to scuffling the odd on 9, u. k. citizens acted in these really ami is rarely officials as well. and for u. k. ministers complicit. it says by providing moral encouragement, political aid, and aiding and abetting. those alleged crimes taking place and causes for the evidence included in this dose. you hand it to the metropolitan police and please wait until the eye witness accounts. photographic eviden

the u. k. prime minister said he was up to the hood, these, to restore the piece, and then 24 hours later, america and the u. k. lost all these attacks, i mean, escalate to de escalate. does that make sense to you? exactly. was it just the u. s. u k, they're usually getting their way in the middle east. is that simple? they're used to given the orders to these regions and these are leaders and they follow suit. they haven't really had anybody you know, defy the us and the british waters when it comes to sort of policy in the middle east. always use the example of the new student in a school where there's a school bully and the school bully. he walks around with picking on every single student, and then finally he needs the students, the student, the all the way in the corner. you don't find it. he tries to pick on him, but then he gets punched in the nose. this is a similar situation to what we have right now because it seems that comes on a lot of my back and don't, you know, they are really ready and they're serious about liberating the house and look forward to the follow up with the officials. their main o

being detained. anastasia will use if i'm so we'll have to wait long to see what the fallout is from these u. k and u. k. it sites on those sites and you have an image and let's use of molar currently in santa thanks very much for bring this up to date on the situation on the ground that. thank you sir. thank you. of all the latest developments on the situation and you have and do subscribe to outside of gum tunnel ahead of us. all websites are come monday speak to scott's. i'll be back with all the latest in just over 13 minutes time. thanks the company the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantics laved re. the slave traders from european countries started building fords on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america to be forced into hard labor until the middle of the 17th century portugal headlight. the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for this fan of 400 years of legal and illegal slave tra

the fact that us and u. k. 5 digits launched a series of rates in recent days, which mold and 6 deep targets, according to the us and u. k. what struck us and the list of said that the, if you gave me the, the who tease or retain some 75 percent of the capacity to attack and simply the events over the course of the day. i've indicated this is exactly the case. okay, so when you look at all this, should we reasonably expect then another round of strikes by the us on who the targets as well. the us president biden made very clear that if they, with the root tax on shipping in the red sea, there would be a response from the us and the u. k. against who the targets. this is exactly what this happened. they have been of the tax. so we haven't heard from president by didn't the cost of the day. he's at a martin luther king commemoration in philadelphia. he has arrived in philadelphia . he didn't respond to the questions that were shouted to him from reporters as to his response to the latest round of fruits he attacks. but there is a real possibility that they could be put through the text. so you is, he is working a very fine

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and we have the foreign secretary, the u. k. for an secretary, david cameron, he says that it's basically unacceptable that a there's a tax on international and national shipping. and also he says that the u. k. does not accept that this has got anything to do with garza also about escalation. he says it's not the west the escalates, but it's the who teach themselves well, escalating. thank you so much for that update. and that is indeed of these correspondent and back at most in london. so considering that these past strikes don't seem to have deterred the who sees will these most recent strikes by the us and the u. k. how about effect? i bought this to sarah of visor bundy, who was a fellow at the giga institute of middle east studies and how black so unfortunately the know the short answer is no. because of when looking at the who is, he's under actions in that region. one needs to really reflect on the idea of logical framework that they are working with in under pro political project. the ideological framework is that they are exactly like every other as long as drive, because those movement that we've seen in that part of the world and globally, in fact, they are off the establishment

the atlantic in recent days. of course we had on tuesday 21 drums were shot down by us and u. k. warships h m s diamonds, one of the u. k. destroyer that's in the gulf area, shopped down some drones and the defense equity on wednesdays. that as you say, watch this space. so there was no surprise that the strikes again to the targets. it does appear that the targets were larger limited to infrastructure and capability as opposed to hitting lodging complements of a personnel. nevertheless, it does the up the possibility of an escalation in that area, and there certainly concerns being express. so at the same time the allies are putting the support behind the us and the u. k. a by allies, i'm talking about countries such as australia, denmark, france, all right, even who are positive, i kind of coalition in that area in support of those strikes. there are other nations that are expressing disquiet. chucky, for example, president, other one that describing the attacks is disproportionate and the keys in the us and u. k. a tried to turn the red sea into a sea of blood. and like pros and russia has attacked the, as the attack

the u. k says it was told to write any of ronnie and aggression in the region. so now london is proposing u k. aggression to oppose. iran was so full regression. got well, reputable hoping going. that's the, [000:00:00;00] the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense enough in the system must be the one else calls question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t. suppose neg keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say a request for check the on the list actually 7 days literally. i mean the machine is good. yeah. but as you'll see, the need for us a good sample. nobody lives milgar through, but you are required to swing this, that you may have a bleach. and if it's that is not, it was 3. that's the color. so we had, i used to reduce in 1964 on the side of the mass executions in the small village of limits here. memorial was commissions created by scope the film on rubbing it and find

the u. k. will feel that and so we do have to take action. all right, so what, what does it assume that the u. k is taking action when it's financial interest where doable dies. did you say? because what this is all about? what's your take on this? i think it is just a exaggeration of the situation. i don't think so. the, i mean, the one or 2 incidental effect, you know, the consumer or the economy of reject. it is just another excuse which british government is trying to use to manipulate the situation in their favor to do. we have to legalize that to give any d, the for the attack on the m, and he's not on the attack on the hook, the, the, to the tack on another farm and country. we do the long history of nato, which they are breaking the international laws by reading and attacking solve the entity, assume many countries and all data decking. not only what these data back into the government, that's why the other gods, but we cannot support the united states all you get. we have seen a long history of americans and brick days and data lies to creating excuses to attack on any country. whether

u. s. and the u. k. are solely responsible for turning the red sea into a blood bath. the church president also hinted at something that was quite crucial . the us in the u. k. deny that to the who is these were capable of providing a successful defense against the attacks carried out by their ships situated along the red sea. but the charge president says that his sources and different channels suggest that they who these were in fact successful and to the fact that the who things have been engaged in a quite a long conflict and recent history against a saudi led coalition that they have developed the skills and tactics, the strategies, and necessary to ensure that they can protect their interests within young men. and the united states is currently in a position that it has limited options to the safest and most cost effective as well as the least risky. is option that the us has right now is to carry attacks from their war carriers. long range ballistic missile has to be specific. but this is a matter of concern because the us release many congressmen and lawmakers within the country are essentially asking the buy didn't administration to bring this matt

the us and u. k. that continued with really exorbitant spending. and that's created a so much excess that from deficit spending the 2nd issue, especially in the us. but even here in the u. k, you have some excessive spending on green energy projects which don't actually contribute to productivity in the country. all it does is add to the balance sheet without contributing or creating more products for people to spend. so it's to, to buy. so it's basically inflationary button all done with deficit spending. so those are the 2 major contributor contributors. and now the both developing and developed countries have to figure out how to pay it back. right. so obviously a big problem for pull developing nations, but what kind of issues does it grateful originations? it's kind of that, well, i mean, 1st of all, the richer nations traditionally have been able to carry that, especially in the us because it's the reserve currency and you're able to carry, continue with deficit spending and carry account deficits. but the less lower and lower income for developing countries don't have that luxury. so i think it has to start with the, with the larger economies, it has to start with

the us and u. k. that continued with really exorbitant spending. and that's created a so much excess that from deficit spending the 2nd issue, especially in the us. but even here in the u. k, you have some excessive spending on green energy projects which don't actually contribute to productivity in the country. all it does is add to the balance sheet without contributing or creating more products for people to spend. so it's to, to buy. so it's basically inflationary button all done with deficit spending. so those are the 2 major contributor contributors. and now the both developing and developed countries have to figure out how to pay it back. right. so obviously a big problem for pull developing nations, but what kind of issues does it grateful originations? it's kind of that, well, i mean, 1st of all, the richer nations traditionally have been able to carry that, especially in the us because it's the reserve currency and you're able to carry, continue with deficit spending and carry account deficits. but the less lower and lower income for developing countries don't have that luxury. so i think it has to start with the, with the larger economies, it has to start with

the us and u. k. is essentially to protect international shipping along the red 6 that said though there is of course, the law of unintended consequences. and while the attacks by the us and u. k, probably intended to give the here, these polls for thoughts, it remains to be seen exactly what will happen in the coming hours and days. and the consent has been raised both by saudi arabia and by of mine who says that the, his foreign minister said that the attacks took place against my advice. and even a, the tech is president president. it says a present. how do i saying that the fear was that the red sea could be turned into a sea of blood? so strong woods from critics of this military operation or of a nice fall. thank you very much, paul brennan, in london. we're going to get the reaction from the us for the white house correspondent. kimberly hall. ok, so what's the us been saying about all of this as yeah, what we've heard from the pedagogies, folks 1st and the national security council spoke 1st and, and now we're waiting to hear from the commander chief, i can hear the helicopter marine one buzzing on the south lawn of the white house, so we're waiting to hear from joe 5