u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway who ships were targeted the u.s. had previously blamed iran. the president of france is calling for global unity while praising multilateral organizations such as nato and the e.u. emanuel macro has been speaking at ceremonies to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the detail landings on the beaches of normandy the largest seaborne invasion in history is natascha. as they met american d.-day veterans emmanuel markov and donald trump put aside their political differences the presidents of france the united states paid tribute to american troops simply 5 years after allied soldiers landed in normandy to help liberate france in europe from nazi powers trump often inject personal politics into diplomatic occasions this time he avoided controversy on this day 75 years ago. 10000 men shed their blood and thousands sacrificed their lives for their brothers for their countries and for the survival of liberty on june 6th 1944 american canadian british and french troops would joined by those from other nations including poland and south africa and in dur

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway cruise ships were targeted the u.s. has previously blamed iran which denies involvement. and mexico says it will send up to 6000 troops to its border with washing mala in order to control the flow of migrants into the united states to u.s. vice president mike pence says it's up to president trump to decide if the steps are enough to avoid tariffs set to go into effect on monday. when demonstrations have been taking place and what is there is as brazilian president diable sonari makes his 1st official visit to argentina protesters are critical of his conservative policies but some accusing him of homophobia and fascism brazil's leader held talks with the argentine president. on regional trade and the crisis in venezuela. has more from the demonstrations in the argentine capital. many of these social groups in argentina behind me have joined with resident brazilian residents in one of cyrus to protest against what they say are the messages of hate portrayed by president also know of brazil they're making reference to his

expand into strengthen their own strategic foothold so what we see now with the support from saudi arabia and u.a.e. for 4 in terms of the budget for sudan and also the expression by the head of the military council recently supporting saudi arabia i think that also shows that the military is most likely considering very strongly to find a way to stay in power while it how potentially influential are those regional powers do you think i mean it's the same it's the usual suspects saudi arabia u.a.e. age of taken. you know i think if we go back to history sudan has been in and the globe british condominium broad between. 899-1956 and since then. sudan has not been has not succeeded in escaping the influence of regional parts i mean especially north an elite they were very much affiliated with egypt and you have the bath is affiliating themselves with. iraq in and then near to on opposition the north an opposition who was very much affiliated with the bia but this is the very famous time that we see done in a very blatant manner i mean what's their agenda what is saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in egypt w

state department was releasing a joint statement with saudi arabia the u.a.e. and the u.k. blaming iran for destabilizing the region also secretary. has continued his tour of the gulf region he's now in the united arab emirates after earlier meeting. the saudi king salmon and other leaders in saudi arabia people been gathering across palestine to speak out against washington so-called deal of the century series of protests in gaza and the occupied west bank coincides with this week's summit in her reign where details of trump's middle east peace plan will be unveiled on tuesday. ethiopia's m horror region has declared 3 days of mourning after the killing of 5 senior officials the country's military chief the attorney general and 3 others were killed flags have been lowered to half staff and funerals for the regional head and his aid will be held on wednesday. and 8 children born to i still fighters with australian citizenship being sent to australia but children were rescued by a agencies in syria and then taken to iraq 1st organized repatriation of citizens from the conflic

u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt are strongly pushing. multiple regimes to stand their ground and that seems to be what is the case here driving the forces more than anything else i mean we think about it the protesters got very close they were there for a long time they had several things on the table already mutually agreed with the t.m.c. these are the military hunta top leaders. what they've decided based on this lobbying i'm afraid is that they are not going to give an inch and the less the international community against the odds could mount all this pressure and there is some sort of nationwide you know nonviolent protest probably we're going to go back to another dictatorship by another name these 3 seems designed destination and is this part of the problem because until we know the answer to this question we don't know the direction of travel to the country is the regime's desired destination self preservation or democratic civilian government. well we thought that they were considering and they were apparently that's why it took

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway whose ships were targeted but they didn't blame anyone specifically the u.s. has previously blamed iran. demonstrations are taking place in buenos aires where the brazilian president jaya bull sinatra was on his 1st official visit to argentina protesters a critical of his conservative policies with many accusing him of homophobia and fascism. the russian president is warning a treaty with the u.s. on limiting the number of nuclear weapons is at risk of breaking down speaking at an economic forum in some petersburg but he made putin accuse the americans of backtracking on the strategic arms reduction treaty he also warned the us against military intervention in venezuela. tributes are being paid in france to the soldiers sailors and crews killed on d.-day 75 years ago the french and u.s. presidents watched a fly passed over the beaches of normandy emanuel my calm and the prime minister to reason may be the 1st stone of a new war memorial those are the top stories back now to witness by. not here not tough enough. for you. now you allow you to have morning and s

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway whose ships were targeted the u.s.has previously blamed iran which denies involvement. mexico says it will send up to $6000.00 troops to its border with quote amala to control the flow of migrants into the united states but u.s. vice president mike pence says it's up to president trump to decide if that's enough to avoid tariffs going into effect on monday. demonstrations have been taking place and what is there is as brazilian president. makes his 1st official visit to argentina protesters are critical of his conservative policies with some accusing him of homophobia and fascism russia's president has used a meeting with his chinese counterpart to accuse the u.s. of backtracking on a key nuclear arms reduction deal speaking at an economic forum in st petersburg that in the persian said the strategic arms reduction treaty with the u.s. is at risk of breaking down. the world health organization estimates that a quarter or infections in eastern democratic republic of congo are going undetected there have been more than 2

u.a.e. saudi arabia and so on and it's a whole area the whole area there's tensions there and hopefully the americans will not in fact exacerbate whose attention martin let you go get a cup of tea you've been very patient over the past half hour weeping going in and i thought after putting q. and a martin to give an analysis of it author and russia unless martin mccauley live in london thanks martin. at quarter to 4 pm here in moscow let's get a check on more world news this hour a u.s. government documents have revealed diets but the f.b.i. is conclusion that russia was behind an alleged talk of the democratic party servers in 26 the the agency never got a final report from private cyber security company crowd strike which was hired by the party to investigate the hike the report was the court evidence for the russian docking investigation our senior correspondent murat because the of has been delving further. faith is a remarkable thing it can move mountains if you believe something hard enough heart and soul it doesn't actually matter if it's real it ot faith in god in family or in russi

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway who ships were targeted but they didn't blame anyone specifically they said the attacks required fast boats and trying.

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway whose ships were targeted but they didn't blame anyone or any country specifically they said the attacks required fast boats and trained divers who like the mines on the vessels the u.s. has previously been aimed at iran tehran has denied any involvement russia's deputy ambassador to the u.n. downplayed the evidence that was presented. usually jump to conclusions. based. or you know because we're. the no name no. claim investigation. but that's going to do you. believe in the us to believe. now the u.s. vice president says he's encouraged by mexico's offer to do more to control the flow of migrants into the u.s. box mike pence has pointed out that it's up to president to decide if the steps are enough to avoid tariffs set to go into effect on monday during negotiations with u.s. officials mexico's representatives said they'll reinforce their southern border with somalia by sending up to 6000 soldiers there washington proposed deporting undocumented guatemalan migrants to mexico but so far there's been no deal on that . from washington d.c. . talks over tariffs greci

saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to rectify the situation i personally.that the money was not pumped into the central bank it was they got what they say. those of those officers sitting in the transition and military council but given the situation today in washington and in the white house i think. there's no way that the united states i mean the congress has already made a very important stand but if you look at the secretary over state. it. tom is just using an outside wire through. he's bypassing the whole the whole institution it's of the american institution and i think that must have already given assurances to his allies in the region he's just telling them that do whatever it needs to be done. just going to thin a blind eye the way we've done it in so many incidents or anybody one last question before we let you go. crackdown does this signal perhaps the beginning of the end of the revolution because even if they say the protesters say well continue asset in the risk is that they will get killed what happens this is the beginning of the revolutio

spokesman for yemen's who's the rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from ports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. the rebels have already targeted saudi arabia's portion of the border with yemen. mohamed al highty says who's the operations on the airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in yemen goes on another who's the military official has told al jazeera that it's retaliate against previous saudi attacks. your are drawn operation of the airport is a strategic talk it's resulted in the complete destruction of the radar system that means the navigation of commercial flights would be terminations such a move puts king solomon and his regime in a difficult position this is why the army spokesperson warns international flights of passengers from getting close to saudi airports are talks on saudi airports or revenge for say the u.a.e. attacks on our airports they have already carried out attacks on our economic harbors and we retaliate by attacking seaports and vital economic facilities which will still have on the program going to be live in mali where tear gas has been fired

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway who ships were targeted but they didn't blame anyone specifically they said the attacks required fast boats and train divers who likely placed limpet mines on the vessels the u.s. has previously blamed iran tehran has denied any involvement russia's deputy ambassador to the u.n. played on the evidence that was presented. usually jump to conclusions there was no no. no no. no no. no no no no. way. to get children to continue that that's what eventually told you to believe in the. believe you panel. algeria's interim leader wants the government to prepare legislation to finalize a date for a presidential election. called for political dialogue protesting in the streets for months now despite the resignation of the longtime leader abdelaziz bouteflika 2 months ago protesters want all those associated with him to go before a fresh election can be held and demanding that the interim president should step down as well a poll shows will to happen on july the 4th was cancelled after the only 2 candidates in the fray were rejected. this situation is a chance to mobilize o

u.a.e. saudi arabia and now qatar prime minister mountains instagram account saying that qatar will invest $22000000000.00 worth of investments in pakistan no details of that have come out as yet but we expect the emir of qatar will be arriving in islamabad later this evening he's going to be. welcomed by the prime minister and then he's going to be heading a delegation which is going to hold talks for this 2 day visit so all of this cash is coming in to try and resurrect the pakistani economy but analysts and economists who we've been speaking to say that there are structural reforms that pakistan needs to make and very very tough decisions otherwise none of this is going to help and besides going to be back to square one when it comes to fiscal year and effects fiscal year next year around so many thanks to some advantage over the live in islam about the world food program was suspended some operations in yemen after failing to reach agreement with with the rebels on distributing food supplies that decision is expected to affect around 850000 people in the who think controlled capital sanaa who urgently

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway whose ships were targeted the u.s. has previously blamed iran which denies involvement mexico says it will send up to 6000 troops to its border with somalia in order to control the flow of migrants into the united states but u.s. vice president mike pence says it's up to president trump to decide if the steps are enough to avoid tariffs set to go into effect on monday. are best. bets. are better are both. times go. back to. work with the united states are. just going. by there a lot but you. know we've made them the president going to stand for who would bring the. right to legal immigration and also the border to really. demonstrations have been taking place and one is aries as brazilian president diable sonora makes his 1st official visit to argentina protesters are critical of his conservative policies but some accusing him of homophobia and fascism brazil's leader held talks with president america see a mockery on regional trade on the crisis in venezuela. russia's president has used amusing with his chinese counte

u.a.e. saudi arabia and norway ships were targeted however their preliminary investigation didn't apportion blame they said the attacks required fast boats and trained divers who likely placed limpid mines on the vessels the u.s. had previously blamed iran. in libya an air strike has targeted the runway operational airport in the capital tripoli al-jazeera has been told the warlords only for half talk ordered the attack on the airport no casualties have been reported after us forces have been fighting for weeks to post the un recognized government and seize control of tripoli. as mourner from tripoli. have to his fighter jets targeted the civil locations in tripoli on thursday including get the only operational airport in the city and. airport along with other locations in southern tripoli and also locations in the city of that's around 50 kilometers to the west from the capital tripoli and airport was targeted and officials there say that because the airport is located in populated areas so the explosion of the attack caused a state of panic among civilians and passengers their passengers

u.a.e. last month saudi arabia norway and the u.a.e. presented a joint report that said the sabotage was sophisticated and coordinated but didn't blame any country specifically the u.s. has previously blamed iran but tehran says israel could be responsible russia's deputy ambassador to the u.n. downplayed the evidence. you shouldn't jump to conclusions too once you know in the face if you refuse or you know no you know nobody cares where you know no conclusions and leave the investigation will be continued so no name no iran no you would be going to blame your i just know they didn't blame him he was to get you into to make you feel better that's going to do you believe you both you believe in the investigation that's going to do you trying to sell head on al-jazeera a push to end the crisis in venezuela brazil's president is in argentina and out everyone is happy. hello regular thunderstorms are not surprising in malaysia and to some degree in the easiest time the year from sarawak west was that typically represents a day's worth of ra

spokesman for yemen's who say rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. rebels have already targeted saudi arabia's near the border with yemen mohammed says who's the operations on airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in yemen goes on another who's a military official has told al jazeera that it's retaliation against previous saudi attacks. drone operation of the airport is a strategic attack it's resulted in the complete destruction of the radar system that means the navigation of commercial flights will be terminated such a move puts king solomon and his regime in a difficult position this is why the army spokesperson warns international flights of passengers from getting close to airports are attacks on saudi airports or revenge for say the u.a.e. attacks on our airports they have already carried out attacks on our economic harbors and we retaliate by attacking seaports and vital economic facilities. still ahead for you on the program burning tires and blocked roads. as a 24 hour strike brings brazil's largest city to a standst

u.a.e. and saudi arabia i guess that evolution and we need to start on that i think this is really where we need to be talking right now because any talks with the military council the way it is now is just counter revolution and that once you get in italy i mean tear up the things that have been what i am saying that he wants the declaration of freedom and change commission to go back to the drawing board to begin with it and people and regroup and take some element out but that in my point of view is not going to help it right now and we need to come to gether on point why do we what we were covering on the ground he could be a vision and i could be a barrier between how the military council could be actively trying to divide between the different party and differently than they were taking advantage of. each and every political party in that correlation wanted certain things out of out of this revolution and they were playing that and they were dividing but that has been the policy of the former regime and the bush you know should be by don't rule to make sure that they remain the powerf

u.a.e. and saudi arabia against that evolution and we need to start on that i think this is really where we need to be talking right now because any talks with the military council the way it is now is just counter revolution and that what you. can. well what am i saying that he wants the declaration of freedom and change commission to go back to the drawing board to begin with it and people and regroup and take some element out but that in my point of view is not going to help it right now and we need to come together on board why do people what we were covering on the ground the divisions and i can report we have been how the military council seemed to be actively trying to divide between the different party and different me into who they were taking advantage of that each and every political party in that correlation wanted certain things out of out of this revolution and they were playing that and they were dividing but that's been the policy of the former regime and the bush you know should be by the rule to make sure that they remain the powerful one and that it's good but i actually

u.a.e. and saudi arabia but it also means that saudi arabia is out of the penalty box as far as president trump is concerned the trumpet ministration has been criticized for not distancing itself from saudi arabia after the killing of jamal khashoggi this is the washington post journalist an american resident who was according even to saudi officials killed in the saudi embassy where the consulate rather in istanbul so president trump was asked about that intern interview in an interview and he said i only say they spend 400 to 4 $150000000000.00 over a period of time all money all jobs buying equipment and i should point out that that figure is disputed is wildly exaggerated he goes on to say i'm not a fool that says we don't want to do business with them so this means it's business as usual apparently with saudi arabia between the trumpet ministration end that country as the us develops a coalition to counter iran during this confrontation for shell all right john hendren i have in washington john thank you chip parsi is a professor at georgetown university and the author of the book losing i

expand in to strengthen their own strategic foothold so what we see now with the support from saudi arabia and u.a.e. for for in terms of the budget for sudan and also the expression by the head of the military council recently supporting saudi arabia i think that also shows that the military is most likely considering very strongly to find a way to stay in power while it how potentially influential are those regional powers do you think i mean it's the same it's the usual suspects saudi arabia u.a.e. age of taken. you know i think if we go back to history sudan has been in and the globe british condominium broad between. 899-1956 and since then. sudan has not been has not succeeded in escaping the influence of regional parts i mean especially north an elite they were very much affiliated with egypt and you have the bath is fleeting themselves with. iraq in and then near to on opposition the north an opposition who was very much affiliated with the bia but this is the very famous time that we see than in a very blatant manner i mean what's their agenda what is saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in egypt wa

expand in to strengthen their own strategic foothold so what we see now with the support from saudi arabia and u.a.e. for for in terms of the budget for sudan and also the expression by the head of the military council recently supporting saudi arabia i think that also shows that the military is most likely considering very strongly to find a way to stay in power while it how potentially influential are those regional powers do you think i mean it's the same it's the usual suspects saudi arabia u.a.e. age of taken. you know i think if we go back to history sudan has been in and the globe british condominium broad between. 899-1956 and since then. sudan has not been has not succeeded in escaping the influence of regional powers i mean especially north an elite they were very much affiliated with egypt and you have the bath is affiliating themselves with. iraq in and then near to on opposition the north an opposition who was very much affiliated with the bia but this is the very famous time that we see than in a very blatant manner i mean what's their agenda what is saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in egyp

saudi and the strategic facilities and most recently airports so d.c. incidents combined suggests that iran will have the capability to conduct a symmetric warfare and target u.a.e. and saudi arabia india event a military escalation with the united states takes place we maybe don't have the time in this forum to get into a bigger discussion about the overlap between what's happening in yemen across the border inserted arabia and specifically about what's happening in the gulf of amman but given that we've got this video that is now according to the u.s. state department hard factual evidence how does that chime with the false flag of good moments that have been circulating as well for the past what 12 hours or so . i think the false flag arguments are baseless because even dodie united states has significant problems with how the united arab emirates and saudi arabia operate specially in yemen. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates does not operate outside of international law and conventions when it comes to attacking international ships with in the persian gulf so i would just dismiss the speculations as to baseless conspiracy theories mr new in washington thank you very mu

u.a.e. and saudi arabia qatar is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support. there's been no mention of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on the thursday the u.s. blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing in the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires but it's with al-jazeera. less to. me he joins us live from huntsville in the canadian province all of terria he's the director of the center for mentally studies at the university of denver and a hushed me welcome back to the news object to be speaking how much of an overlap is there between what we're seeing in duchenne bay that bernard smith was reporting on that the comments from n.b.s. what's going on now across the border from yemen into saudi arabia and what's happened in the gulf of oman well i think there are clear linkages between those events i think the real question is how tight and how significant are those linkages with respect to iranian gov

military spokesman for the rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from airports in saudi arabia the u.a.e. the rebels have already targeted saudi arabia's ports near the border with yemen and. the operations on apple it's a military sites will continue as long as war in yemen goes on hussein is a pro who the journalists and he believes the target so saudi arabia's airports are a way to get attention from the international community. i believe this step was taken after 4 years of. war on yemen and i believe now it's time for airlines those w.'s in the airport as they stop using santa airport after the saudis started the war against them and i think it's time because if there is any civilian civilian casualty in the coming days or coming weeks this means that airlines take the responsibility saudi arabia take that responsibility because actually it's not saudi arabia cannot just bomb yemen airport while the airport still open and this is exactly what the yemeni government on forces here in sanaa are saying that an airport and i for an eye and if they close our airports we will close all tha

always see eye to eye if this might a $20000000000.00 deal with saudi arabia pakistan and says it will not get militarily involved in the saudi u.a.e. that war in yemen and has continued relations with iran is not about received a $6000000000.00 economic package from the u.a.e. it sent a low level delegation to the organization of islamic cooperation summit in abu dhabi to protest against india's inclusion and pakistan's remain an ally to qatar even after receiving financial assistance from the the u.a.e. and saudi arabia 2 of the 4 g.c.c. countries which are blockading other. diplomats say it's a tightrope walk in a tough neighborhood aggression is something we approve. the a guest said whoever he may be we oppose ours is a positive travesty it's a constructive neutrality and they must all know we will fight people will die if necessary because they're our friends. and they have shown us in times of need that they stand with us. but we will not be rules by anyone again. and that balanced approach seems to be paying off petroleum and it's by products are pakistan's largest imports and with a number of economic packages its allies i

2nd anniversary at the start of the arab league c n land blockade on qatar by its neighbors saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain egypt and other secures qatar as leaders are supporting terrorism they have consistently denied that as he talks can settle the dispute peacefully interrogate the reports. a handshake between saudi king salmon bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 years is the g.c.c. is still in crisis and very much divided and also we had reservations about many parts of the statement these elements include 1st the issue of only condemning iran and the escalation against it up in the absence of any moderate policy to engage in dialogue with iran. the statement also mentioned the united ago where is the night of the gulf war we have 3 gulf states blockading another gulf state ever since saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and egypt imposed a land air and sea blockade on cattle in june 2017

saudi and and the u.a.e. . well quite simply look the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have this war with yemen but don't have nearly as much troops committed to do the street by street battle if you will inside yemen and so they've really depended on these gendry militias who are battle hardened and ruthless and they really do not have the kind of respect for international law clearly after the genocide so i think that this is really on one of the ports you know the saudis in particular don't want to put their troops inside the country of yemen we see increasingly the sudanese soldiers being used as mercenaries and i have to point out as both are sort of rattling potentially you know with war with iran they're going to look for sudanese military again to really be the kind of course that's going to do the fighting for them because they certainly don't want to put their own troops and harm's way well in the last couple of hours we've been hearing that the transitional that she council saying they'll be holding members of the old regime is regime accountable but the depu

saudi u.a.e. coalition is fighting the rebels and then ethical to dean who joined us to qatar condemns any attack the target civilians or civilian infrastructure regardless of such attack is directed towards saudi arabia u.a.e. or any other state we also condemn any attack the target civilians in yemen saudi is part of a war and such attacks are expected we hope that such war and we hope for an end of the humanitarian catastrophe in yemen and we also hope that all yemenis will go back to the negotiation table however engaging in a war has unfortunate costs and we hope that the saudi u.a.e. coalition will take the decision to end this war and to give the yemenis the opportunity to overcome their differences and to enter into serious talks to put an end to this crisis. the u.s. president donald trump is on his way to the u.k. for a controversial state visit the trip will include an audience with the queen as well as d.-day commemorations ceremonies on both sides of the english channel so there's plenty of pomp in seoul baltar's jona how reports from london there are also a lot of protests. thank you thank you let me. rehearsals for the sort of welcome donald trump could expect if he joined the audience

u.a.e. and saudi arabia released their own joint statement on a more pressure on iran they blame the islamic republic for destabilizing the gulf region. the supreme leader of iran is one who ultimately is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime he's respected within his country his office oversees the regimes of most brutal instruments including the islamic revolutionary guard corps sanctions imposed through the executive order that i'm about to sign will deny the supreme leader in the supreme leader's office and those closely affiliated with him and the office access to key financial resources and support. the assets of khamenei and his office will not be spared from the sanctions these measures represent a strong and proportionate response to iran's increasingly provocative actions and just after the president spoke the u.s. treasury secretary steve. outlined details of a new sanctions saying they would target assets with billions of dollars along with our existing sanctions authorities we have additional sanctions to go after the supreme leader's office and lock up literally bil

u.a.e. $470.00 general mohammed doggle also known as he met he has also just visited saudi arabia to attend a series of emergency summit saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have offered about $3000000000.00 to sudan to support saddam's economy after all ma bashir was deposed in april the protesters are calling for an end to what they say is foreign interference in their country now of course everyone outside of sudan is looking closely at how the situation develops because wherever sudan goes the rest of africa goes of course egypt has publicly pledged to honor the will of the sudanese people after the crackdown on monday but we. no and we see that they've provided significant assistance to the military gent and so have the u.a.e. and saudi arabia how is this regional influence going to shape the future of sudan what do these countries get in leaving the military establishment in place well they got a lot they want sudan to be a part of the of the sphere of saudi arabia the united arab emirates we are watching what they are doing in libya we are watching what they are doing in yemen they want sudan

spokesman for yemen the rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. mohammed says radar systems have been targeted at saudi arabia's port near the border with the evan he added that he feel peroration zone airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in yemen goes on hussein is a pro who feed journalists and he believes attacks on saudi arabia's airports are a way to get attention from the international community. i believe this step was taken after 4 years of. war on yemen and i believe now it's time for airlines those w.'s in saudi port as they stop using sonar airport after the saudis started the war against them and i think it is time because if there is any civilian civilian casualty in the coming days or coming weeks this means that airlines take the responsibility saudi arabia take that as well as ability because actually it is not saudi arabia cannot just bomb yemen airport while the airport still open and this is exactly what the yemeni government on forces here in sanaa are saying that an airport and i for an eye and if they

it's been 2 years in saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain initiated a blockade on qatar claiming doha was a supporter of terrorism well that's an accusation that qatar strongly denies the crisis has affected many areas and creating further instability in the region the reports. a handshake between saudi king soundman bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 years is the g.c.c. is still in crisis and very much divided and also we had reservations about many parts of the statement these elements include 1st the issue of only condemning iran and the escalation against it up in the absence of any moderate policy to engage in dialogue with iran from the statement also mentioned the united ago where is the night of the gulf war we have 3 gulf states blockading another gulf state ever since saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and

u.a.e. and saudi arabia 2 of the 4 g.c.c. countries which are blockading other. diplomats say it's a tightrope walk in a tough neighborhood aggression is something we approve the aggressor whoever he may be we oppose ours is a positive tragedy it's a constructive. and they must fight. if necessary because there are friends and they have shown us in times of need that they stand with us. but we will not be used by anyone again. and that balanced approach seems to be paying off petroleum and it's by products are pakistan's largest import and with a number of economic packages its allies in the middle east have promised with least temporarily ethe some of that burden prime minister imran khan's office says that there will invest $22000000000.00 in pakistan economists believe that it will be a welcome relief for the struggling economy but unless the pakistani government gets its act together the lifelines being thrown by friends will soon run out. of their islamabad. their lease 7 construction workers have been killed in cambodia when the top block they were building

u.a.e. and saudi arabia i guess that evolution and we need to start on that i think this is really where we need to be talking right now because any talks with the military council the way it is now is just counter evolution and that once you get in quickly and interrupt the things that have there were one thing that he won the declaration of freedom and change commission to go back to the drawing board to begin with it and people and recruit and take some element but that in my point of view is not going to help it right now. come to gether on board why do we what we were covering on the ground could be a vision and i give him a barrier between how the military count will be actively trying to divide between the different party and different. to today we're taking advantage of that each and every political party in that correlation wanted certain things out of out of this revolution and they were playing that and they would buy them but that's been the policy of the former regime and the bush you know should be by the rule to make sure that they remain the powerful one and that it's good b

u.a.e. and saudi arabia catarrh is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tanker. in the gulf on the thursday the u.s. blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera. needed me is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver he says there are a number of players in the region who would benefit from a war with iran. well i think you know there's a number of countries that are really. you know egging the united states on begging them to sort of launch a war with iran number one the israelis have been you know behind this for a very long time the saudis the m.r. ati's so you know there there is a small possibility that there might be involvement in some sort of sabotage or you know trigger event here in the gulf to start a war but i think you know these recent

2nd anniversary of the start of the air sea and land by qatar off qatar by its neighbors saudi arabia the u.a.e egypt and others accuse catalyze leaders of supporting terrorism they've consistently denied that and say talks can settle the dispute peacefully victoria getting the reports. a handshake between saudi king soundman bin abdulaziz and the qatari prime minister but if anyone saw this is a sign of warming relations between the 2 countries they'd be wrong that was a week ago and despite the most high profile meeting between the qataris and saudis in 2 years is the g.c.c. is still in crisis and very much divided and also because we had reservations about many parts of the statement these elements include 1st the issue of only condemning iran and the escalation against in the absence of any moderate policy to engage in dialogue with iran from the cattle ban on the statement also mentioned the united goal whereas the night of the gulf war we have 3 gulf states blockading another gulf state ever since saudi arabia the united arab emirates behind and egypt imposed a land air and sea blockade o

spokesman for yemen's who feel a rebel group warn people to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e. the rebels have targeted saudi arabia's airport twice this week saudi officials say before the attacks on friday by intercepting drones aimed at the port close to the yemeni border. the world health organization has stopped short of calling the spread of a bowler an international emergency more than 1400 people have died of the virus in the d.r. c. since august there are fears it could spread to uganda after 2 people died there this week parts of brazil have come to a standstill during a 24 hour nationwide strike against proposed pension reforms now if approved the minimum retirement age would be raised and workers' contributions increased for the last 5 suspects wanted in connection with the easter sunday bombings in sri lanka and now in custody sri lankan nationals were extradited from saudi arabia on friday those are your top stories so far up next it's inside story i will see very soon. it's an ambitious new on the west and clap for the shanghai cooperation organization holds eve

u.a.e. and saudi arabia have released a joint statement as they try to pile yet more pressure on iran blaming the islamic republic for destabilizing the whole gulf region it comes as donald trump prepares new sanctions and forces his secretary of state to increase international support as well to punish iran let's take you through all the developments so far u.s. secretary on peo he's in the u.a.e. now he was in saudi arabia earlier him that king solomon he also met the crown prince mohammed bin salman hoping to form some sort of global coalition against iran the u.s. president also talking about new sanctions and we're going to have an update on that with our correspondent in just a moment but also there is russia which is announced it is ready to counter any new sanctions it's got an oil for goods deal that it wants others to join all the while though iran is saying time is running out for european leaders to act and to save the 2015 nuclear deal so here are our correspondents on this one at the moment we'll talk to dorset in tehran and i'm going to want to start with rosalynn jordan we had

u.a.e. and saudi arabia catarrh is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on thursday the us blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera. now one of the tankers damaged in thursday's explosion is due to arrive in the united arab emirates later on saturday mohamed viles monitoring events for us from the omani capital muscat and you bring us up to date mohammed. yes the. one of the 2 attackers as you just mentioned is being told to the to the to the poor to a part of the by the united arab emirates for maintenance and also for war investigation we also know that to american naval team has been sent on board the courageous to collect more evidence after the 2 attacks on those ships for yesterday the americans have shown that video to the world saying that the iranians ha

u.a.e. and saudi arabia catarrh is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support. there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on the thursday the u.s. blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera. a magnitude 7.2 earthquake has triggered tsunami warnings in new zealand and the pacific islands the quake struck in the remote islands raising fears about unpredictable waves just a small number of researches and conservation workers live on those islands. hong kong's controversial extradition bill is off the table for now but for the protesters who force the government into a back down the fight isn't yet over later on sunday they'll take to the streets again calling for the proposal to be scrapped entirely bright from hong kong after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and couldn't back down hong kong's leader kerry lamb

u.a.e. and saudi arabia qatar is increasingly reliant on access to iranian airspace and trade routes while iran is looking for regional support. there's been no mention here of the attacks on the 2 tankers in the gulf on the thursday the u.s. blames iran for that iran says it's played no role both countries accuse each other of destabilizing the middle east and now there's just 2 weeks to go before iran's ultimatum for sanctions relief expires burnitz with al-jazeera. hong kong's embattled leader has suspended a highly controversial bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china after a week of sometimes violent protests carried am said she'd heard calls the her government to pause and think but activists want the plan withdrawn for good and say they will still go ahead with another mass demonstration on sunday rope a bribe reports now from hong kong after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and couldn't back down hong kong's leader kerry lamb came out to say she was doing just that i now announce that the government has decided to suspend the legislative amendment exercise the governme

spokesman for yemen's hussein rebel group is warning civilians to stay away from airports in saudi arabia and the u.a.e rebels have already targeted saudi arabia's airport near the border with yemen mohammed a height he says who's the operations on airports and military sites will continue as long as the war in yemen goes on a tear gas has been fired at protesters in mali's capital bamako after demonstrations broke out near a military barracks as growing tension over the presence of g. 5 security forces who are currently in place across the country. the u.n. security council has held a meeting on its peacekeeping force in darfur the un confirmed the killing of 17 people and the burning of more than 100 houses in the darfur region earlier this week and the u.k. says the un african union mission in darfur must stay in the region. and the hong kong government may be wavering in its support for a proposed law to allow extraditions to mainland china an advisor to hong kong's easy to carry law says politicians should stop discussing the bill because of the level of opposition i'll bring you more on all of th

reaction to what's happened by and by by world powers do you think his allies in in egypt saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have underestimated it too. i think that's right i met he is not an educated man he has not traveled abroad except to recently saudi arabia and the united arab emirates he has been in yemen as a commander of to rapid support forces fighting the who the some back half of the saudis but he's not a sophisticated man he's not a political man he does have a lot of the low cunning say and i think he sized up a good deal of what's going on in khartoum but i don't think he understands that what he could do in dark or he can't do in khartoum not without provoking the kind of response that we're seeing growing daily and i would hope reach the point where the generals recognizing their own survival depends upon we're moving i met a move against him that will be very dangerous however but it gets to to so many thanks steve for being with us eric reeves the and northampton massachusetts. russia's president vladimir putin has used a meeting with his chinese counterpart to accuse the u.s. of backtr

and it's been 2 years since saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain began a blockade of qatar doha says dialogue can bring about a peaceful settlement of the disputes. well let's stay with this human rights watch says the 2 you're blockade against qatar continues to infringe on the rights of citizens and residents in all 5 countries involved the organization that saudi arabia egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and qatar are doing little to resolve the crisis says june 27th seen cutter's national human rights committee says it's received more than 4000 cases of complaints from qatari is who've been affected by the blockades that have now been 661 complaints about family separations and lengthy procedures to obtain visitor permits 525 in the area of education with customers students being asked or forced to discontinue their studies when the hundreds of complaints they have no freedom of movement. or roxana farman for minus a lecture in the departments of politics and international studies at the university of cambridge she joins us now from lon