u.s. senior official blames iran for the attacks president said on sunday the u.s. war was locked and loaded for a potential response trump also approved the real release of humor as oil reserves these are the images that have sparked political and economic turmoil around the world saudi arabia has largest oil refinery up in for.

u.s. blames iran's. alleged market action in tunisia counting is underway after voters went to the polls in snap presidential elections the voters seen as a potential model of peaceful political transition in the north african country. and international artists celebrate the intrepid german explorer alexander from home what would have been his 250th birthday. next spicer welcome to the program. there is growing international concern over an attack on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure the governor country's government says drone strikes on the kingdom's largest oil plant and a separate oil field have cut the world's daily supply of crude by 5 percent who think rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility for the strikes but the u.s. is blaming iran for the attack further raising tensions between washington and tehran. one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone strikes at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry state media say the fires that erupted after satur

u.s. blaming iran for the attack. also coming up what will the u.s. may do in face of the u.s. budget deficit topping one trillion dollars we talk to an expert. and they're with healthy good food to revolutionize the way we eat to. come to the w. business i want to get jones good to have you with us a low prices hit a 4 month high following drone attacks on the world's largest crude oil processing plant in saudi arabia over the weekend brant crude initially jumped 1000 percent before retreating to around $6766.00 u.s. dollars a barrel that is still up 10 percent from last week a u.s. senior official blames iran for the attacks and president on a tram said on sunday the u.s. was locked and loaded for a potential response these are the images that have sparked political and economic turmoil around the world saudi arabia has largest oil refinery up in flames hof of the country's oil production slashed at least temporarily in one fall swoop . appearing on a t.v. station sympathetic to their cause the rebels based in yemen said they carried out the attack there supported by iran an

u.s. blames iran. also coming up a landmark election in tunisia counting is underway after voters went to the polls in south presidential elections this could be the 1st transition of power from the freely elected leader to a freely elected leader in the country. an international artist celebrating a tough and german explorer alexander program both a would have been his 250 years birthday. oh my gosh waiter welcome to the program western nations have condemned an attack on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure they ratcheted up the rhetoric after drone attacks on the kingdom's largest oil plants slashed the world's daily supply of oil by 5 percent but while hutu rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility the u.s. has blamed iran for the attack raising tensions yet again dream washington and tehran. one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone strikes at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry state media say the fires that erupted after saturday's attacks were

u.s. blames iran. and international artists celebrate the incredible german explorer alexander uncle both on what would have been his $260.00 is birthday. waiter welcome to the program it's widely viewed as a test of one of the world's youngest democracies polls have closed in the 1st round of voting in tunisia presidential election the country was the birthplace of the arab spring but it's only the 2nd time voters have had the chance to choose their leaders in fairy and fair elections. $26.00 names are on the ballot paper although only $24.00 candidates are standing to withdrew from the race just days ago to support a former rival but there's still no clear front runner the presidential election was brought forward after the death of the incumbent subsea interline the election has huge symbolic value to nazir is the only country that emerged from the arab spring uprisings at the beginning of the 20 tense with a peaceful transition to democracy. high unemployment and inflation have left many voters fru

u.s. blames iran. and international artists and of great interest big german explore that and it's on that point home built on what would have been 200 and 50th birthday. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again riot police by its tear gas and water cannons with blue dye at demonstrators who hold rocks and it's obama's the rally through a downtown home shopping district descended into violence when groups of hardcore activists tried to attack the city's main government complex it was also an attack on a subway station demonstrators are calling for international support in the months long pro-democracy campaign. now reports him as he has but it is in hong kong and he joins us now from ohio mathias good to see you so people are back on the streets in their numbers what's happening now way way you walk. well people have 1st gathered around the government headquarters and the parliament the legisla

u.s. blames iran. and visitors to looking forward to having a go on the world's most expensive toilet all in for a disappointment the toilet made of solid gold has been stolen from a stately home in england just a used to being unveiled at an auto exhibition. hello i'm christine window while come to the program. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have defied a police baton and taken to the streets once again riot police fired tear gas and water cannons with blue dye at demonstrators who sold rocks and petrol bombs there ready to a downtown hong kong shopping district descended into violence when groups of hardcore activists tried to attack the city's main government operates it was also an attack on a subway station demonstrators are calling for international support in the months long for democracy campaign. is now reported much yes but it is in hong kong and it joins us now from ohio mathias good to see you so people are back on the streets in their numbers what's happening now way way you walk. w

u.s. blames iran. and tear gas and molotov cocktails violence returned to the streets of hong kong police and protesters clashed again in the city in the territory off to approach him ocracy demonstrators defied a police baton to march through the city on. a landmark election in tunis the voters choose a new president in snap elections this could be the 1st transition of power from breeding a mix of leadership to free the elites data in the country ways the arab spring began. i'm christine one got welcome to the program. drone attacks on saudi arabia's in august oil profits have slashed the world's days supply of oil by 5 percent but while who the rebels from given have claimed responsibility the united states has blamed iran for the attack raising tensions yet further between washington and tehran. one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone strikes at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry state media say the fires that erupted after saturday's attacks wer

u.s. blamed iran for an attack on saudi arabian oil infrastructure that crippled that country's production the who the rebels in yemen have taken credit for that attack but the u.s. is still blaming iran as is saudi arabia president trump will be at that meeting even if he does not talk with rouhani there may be lower level talks between those 2 countries or talks between the u.s. and iran through intermediaries never the less the iranian foreign minister was more pessimistic saying on american television it's all going in the wrong direction i am not confident we can avoid a war well meanwhile iran's president says he will present a plan to the united nations which is designed to secure the gulf without the need for foreign intervention hasan rouhani made the promise while watching parades so casing his country's military often oh then bradley has more from tehran. against the backdrop of a military parade iran's president proposed a new security plan for gulf waterways show your job we're going to present a plan at the un so that iran in collaboration with regional states is able to main

u.s. blames iran. and a nation remembers the life and legacy of one of its most controversial african leaders zimbabwe holds a state funeral for robert mugabe. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again police reportedly had to break up some protesters with water cannon and tear gas thousands are still marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district some demonstrators carried american flags calling for international support in their pro democracy campaign earlier hundreds of people gathered outside the british consulate to appeal for help from hong kong's former colonial ruler they're calling on the u.k. to put pressure on beijing to offer hold hong kong's otani under the one country 2 systems agreement. correspondent he is building a is in hong kong and he joins us now for the latest so materials we have been seeing some very dramatic scenes of violence water cannon tear gas what

u.s. blames iran. and in the soccer the race for the title heats up early on as far as the door from take up entire live it wasn't on match day for. america evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again thousands of people are marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district many shops have been shot over fears of renewed violence some demonstrators carried american flags calling for international support in their pro democracy can. hang really are hundreds of people gathered outside the british consulate to appeal for help from hong kong's former colonial ruler they're calling on the u.k. to put pressure on beijing to up hold hong kong's otani under the one country 2 systems agreement. correspondent and he has been a is in hong kong and he joins us now for the latest so much here as we have been seeing quite a number of people come out for the protests today despite the police ban what ar

and the dispute between iran and saudi arabia sits atop the agenda as world leaders meet at the u.n. today the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on to oil facilities in saudi arabia allegations which iran denies several european countries are trying to develop a diplomatic solution. coming up next is kick off and don't forget you can always get all the latest news of information on the cloth on our website for me. despite the now. to. kick off. the make things right match gladbach keep still so doors and windows back the family. the it'll be all right match how to house course pottermore on when it's 1st game this season in berlin bream's a sigh of relief. because. in syria no mercy in germany no guilt. a surprise visit to an alleged war criminal. the confrontation was preceded by research that pushed both investigators and reporters to their limits. criminals in germany tracking down assad's henchmen. shows up in 60 minutes on t.w. . oh. that . and i'm getting a little brown news w. from violence but it's close and it's divisive and it's about topics that affect us all while solutions climb astray. and the at

u.s. blames iran. british brags it minister stephen barclay says talks with the european union have gained momentum the e.u. has demanded that britain put forward written proposals and how it intends to avoid costly and time consuming checks at the irish border once northern ireland leaves the bloc along with the rest of the u.k. on october 31st. time for october fest for various they guessed party starts on saturday and the opening happens to coincide with byron munich hosting cologne in the bundesliga fire and hope a party atmosphere will help them pick up the points cologne meanwhile are planning to head for a few beers after the game and some fans are not pleased. it wouldn't be october 1st without brian munich's obligatory pretty festival photo shoot it's an important time for the club as well as being a novelty for recent signings like felipe continuo. proud october 1st record previously on the beach and since 2010 was shattered last season with 2 defeats. factions hoping to rectify that and if t

u.s. and blaming iran for a drone strike on saudi oil facilities earlier this month iranian prime minister denies the accusation. world leaders have been attending a climate change summit at the u.n. to try to prevent a global irreversible catastrophe teenage activist delivered a scathing speech accusing world leaders of betraying young people by failing to tackle climate change. and the crisis in indian administered kashmir is expected to be a major discussion point at the un general assembly the indian government revoked the region's autonomy and sentenced soldiers 7 weeks ago it also shut down internet and telephone lines teaches that say the unrest is preventing students from returning to school as victoria gates and the reports. c. these students in srinagar should be at school instead the local community center is doubling up as a temporary classroom the school bundled. after the schools were closed i started coming to this community torsion center the staff teach us well and i like to study here i have made new friends and it feels like a school now. to. the community school was set

u.s. and blaming iran for the drone attack on saudi oil facilities earlier this month european leaders met on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york french president emanuel also spoke with iran's house and rouhani who insists his country had nothing to do with the oil strikes. separately u.k. prime minister boris johnson has been putting out mixed signals about the iran nuclear deal as our diplomatic editor james base. is the u.k. about to bricks it from the iran nuclear deal there is great confusion after comments made in interviews by prime minister boris johnson in which he said it was a bad deal that needs renegotiating and that president trump was the man to do so as president from right is in there was a bad deal it wasn't a great deal iran was was and is behaving disruptively in the region and i think this one guy who can do a better deal trump was quick to seize on what appeared to be a change in u.k. policy oh i respect boris a lot and i am not at all surprised that he was the 1st one to come out and say that later though this statement is clarification the prime mi

blame. the u.s. already pinned blame on iran. we'll see a lot more as that goes forward. what happened with prices, was this knocked down 5.7 million barrels per day of production. that's roughly nearly 6% of global supply. that is the biggest supply disruption in the history of the world and it happened in an instant. this happened when global oil markets were closed. we had to wait until sunday afternoon for the asian markets to open and snb global plots analytics forecast there would be an increase, maybe 70 to $75 a barrel. there is a new risk premium obviously, maybe it could go eventually to 80. we saw a massive increase. 19% increase by the end of monday, the oil price settled, it went down -- it went up, excuse me, went up to $69, increase of $8.80. a massive increase for this market. yesterday the new saudi energy minister comes out and says, you know, we can have production back, this is a massive loss, significant loss of production. we can have everything pretty much back to normal in two weeks. prices came back a little bit about $4.50. so we're still about $

u.s. blames iran for a missile attack on saudi oil fields. there are options less than that. >> reporter: the attack was called an act of war. the saudis putting on full display what they call evidence iran is behind the attacks. what is next is being debated on capitol hill. >> we need to find a diplomatic solution to this. we should not be going to war over this saudi oil field. >> reporter: top senate allies says sanctions aren't enough. >> if they don't pay a prois for bombing a neighbor's oil fields then all hell will break out. >> highly respected by everybody -- >> reporter: the president slammed his former national security adviser john bolton. bolton was fired just days ago and didn't wait long to criticize his foreign boss' foreign policy. >> john was not able to work with anybody, and a lot of people disagreed with his ideas. >> reporter: traveling with mr. trump was robert o'brien, the president's choice to be the new national security adviser. o'brien is the fourth national security adviser in less than three years. waiting on the

u.s. blames iran and president trump has ordered new economic sanctions. we could learn more today on exactly what that will entail. "today in the bay's" craig boss well live this morning with more for us. good morning, craig. >> reporter: the president is calling the new sanctions but it may not be enough on capitol hill who want tougher action. president trump says he'll detail new sanctions on iran as the u.s. blames iran for a missile attack on saudi oil fields. >> there's the ultimate option and options less than that and we'll see. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo called it an act of war putting on full display what they call evidence iran is behind the attack. what happens next is being debated on capitol hill. >> we need to find a diplomatic solution to this. we should not be going to war over the saudi oil fields. >> reporter: the president's top senate allies says sanctions aren't enough. >> if they don't pay a price for bombing a neighbor's oil field then all hell will break out. >> highly respected by everybody. >> reporter: the pres

u.s. blames iran for recent attacks on saudi oil facilities. sanctions against teheran have been increased but there has been no military response from the u.s. or saudi arabia. >> hoping to free itself from sanctions, the regime has escalated its violent and unprovoked aggression. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. >> reporter: the president also addressed the on-going u.s. trade dispute with china. he called for a campaign to reform international trade. >> not only has china declined to adopt reforms, it has embraced an economic battle dependent on massive market barriers. heavy state subsidies. currency manipulation. >> reporter: this was the president's third address to the world body. this time, he took a softer tone saying the u.s. is not looking for conflict. >> we desire peace, cooperation, an mutual gain with all. >> reporter: the president steered clear of climate change issues. he highlighted what he considers america's economic prosperity and repeated his desire to fully secure u.s. borders.

u.s. blamed iran for the attack on saudi oil facilities last weekend iran showing off its military might in a parade demanding the u.s. leave the region with the pentagon set to deploy a small number of troops to saudi arabia soon and new sanctions slapped on iran's national bank. it's the backdrop to the week's gathering of world leaders in new york with the u.s. looking to build a diplomatic coalitione centerpiece of the president's address to the assembly tomorrow >> iran, if you look, that's really been the state of terror. i've been saying that's the number one state of terror in the world. >> reporter: another big issue here, climate with the president making a brief appearance at a climate session attended by teen activist greta thunberg. >> you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is the money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth how dare you >> reporter: nuclear talks with north korea are another key international issue with president trump. late tonight he's suggesting the door i

for world leaders gathered at the un general assembly is a growing tension between iran and saudi arabia the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks and to oil facilities in saudi arabia allegations which iran denies now france britain and germany have joined the u.s. in those accusations on the sidelines of the u.n. summit urged iran to enter fresh talks aimed at saving a landmark nuclear deal after the u.s. pulled out last year u.s. president dollars from is set to address the delegates in about an hour's time from now. on the west coast now the chorus on aza for nominee is at the united nations in new york alexander as we mentioned donald trump is you just speak there in about an hour from now what can we expect from him. well for me it's the 3rd time that i'm covering donald trump's address to the united nations and therefore i expect him to once again focus on he's america 1st policy as he did last year and the year before so he will probably talk about how important it is to take courage of the american people 1st before so all the in the world's problems he will probably talk about other nations and how the

u.s. blames iran for recent attacks on saudi oil facilities. in his address, the president also said liberal trade agreements have been exploited by china and others. >>> prime minister boris johnson was dealt a major blowed it by britain's highest r -- suspend parliament to 5 weeks in the brexit deadline was illegal. britain's supreme court said it was illegal for johnson to suspend parliament as the brexit draws near. johnson claims suspending bar limit was routine, but opponents say he was trying to stop debate over the government's plan to leave the european union. >> we in the uk will not be deterred from getting on and delivering on the will of the people to come out of the eu on october the 31st. >> downing street officials say the prime minister is flying back early from the un general assembly in new york just in time for parliament to reconvene tomorrow. >>> placido domingo is with drawing from all future performances with the metropolitan opera in new york. the 78 year old opera star had been scheduled to sing tomorrow night. that wo

u.s. blamed iran for these attacks in the gulf of oman. ncst year's abandoned nuclear deal and u.s. saons have fueled confrontation. >> good morning, prime minister. quentin: iraq's prime minister, aueaking to the bbc, urged his neighbors to useon. >> well, i hope we don't go to attack each other. because if we have an open war, it will not stop. this is a very dangerous war. not like any other wars. quentin: this was an attack with global implications. tonight president trump and boris johnson spoke and called for a united diplomatic response, hardly fighting talk. few want to run thrisk of the crisis raging out of control. quentin sommerville, bbc news, a root-- beirut. laura:or more on today'lo det, i spoke with robin wright, fellow at the woodrowod wilson center and writer for "the new yorker." the president says there are tny options short of war with iran, but what a options? robin: i think there are 4 different options. one is for the united states to impose new sanctions as the president suggested he is going to do, not that it will make a hu difference, but anythin that chi

u.s. blames iran. also coming up a landmark election in tunisia counting is underway after voters went to the polls in south presidential elections this could be the 1st transition of power from freely elected leader to a freely elected leader in the country.

u.s. blaming iran here. what is their reaction? it's a startling harsh reaction for secretary of state to put out against iran but met with stern response from iranian official. his counterpart in iran, the iran foreign minister has tweeted having failed at max pressure, that is essentially what the trump administration calls it saying secretary of state is returning to max deceit. the united states is backing saudi arabia and other allies in messy war in yemen where the houthi rebels are actually based. the tweet says blaming iran won't end disaster, accepting our april 2015 proposal to end war and begin talks may. he refers back to the nuclear deal on the obama administration that donald trump openly walked out on one of the worst deals he had heard about. after that, the u.s. ratcheted up what they call maximum pressure of and sanctions and more military presence in the glve here as well. donald trump has recently said that he would potentially be open to talks without conditions, the officials suggested with president rouhani o

iran last year the u.s. says its maximum pressure campaign is working but there are few tangible signs of progress since then iran has shot down a u.s. drone and the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on oil tankers on the saudi oil site with the united states sending hundreds of troops reinforcements as well as anti missile defense systems to both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates iran's foreign minister sounds pessimistic i'm not confident that we can avoid a war. i'm confident that we would not stalked one. but i'm confident that. we do want to finish it so this standoff continues. say they want to end with words not weapons john hendren old you 0 washington yemen's hoofy fighters say a coalition air strike has killed 5 members of one family who fionn down the syrian t.v. says yes strikes hit a mosque in the province of ron 2 children from the same family are missing this comes just days after the who sees precious stop launching attacks on saudi arabia . in kenya 7 schoolchildren have been killed after their school building collapse more than 60 other students are in hospital family members have been gathering outside the school as rescue workers search

u.s. blaming iran for the 2 drone attacks on oil fields and production facilities over the weekend now the president tweeting there is reason to believe that we know the culprit we are locked and loaded depending on verification but are waiting to hear from the kingdom referring to saudi arabia iranian backed the. based in yemen are claiming responsibility but the u.s. says there is no evidence the attacks were launched from there. now for his part arounds president hassan rouhani had this to say. for the. americans instead of confessing that they have presence in the region or. in syria in yemen and other areas he has been problematic they accuse the countries of the region. all over solid has more from washington about the discussion in the u.s. capital about how to respond to the attacks president trump's twitter threat is causing confusion the pentagon reportedly urging restraint and observers actually believe the firing of hawkish security advisor john bolton would pave the way for a more conciliatory tone now president trump's tweet retching up tensions with iran once again his plans

u.s. and its way around because we've seen european leaders including germany's the chancellor condemning a trump hardline approach to iran but they have also sided now with the u.s. in blaming iran for the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities does that at all affect their position views of the tehran. well i think so because. the statement issued yesterday from germany france and the united kingdom was a clear signal to the u.s. government that they can come together on this issue when the you as a gives a chance to diplomacy and of course to europeans see that president trump seems to be reluctant to use military force against iran and this is a good news for the europeans and i would say from for the whole world are of course hawks in the tribes administration pressing the president to. agree to the retaliatory measures because they think that only this way the u.s. administration is going to appear strong but trump has been so far reluctant to do that because he promised his voters too and america's endless wars and she is a war that any military action against iran could lead to father escalation of the conflict could even lead to a war and that is something that woul

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u.s. blaming iran for the attack. also coming up what will the u.s. may do in face of the u.s. budget deficits topping one train.

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u.s. blames iran. acts tear gas and molotov cocktails violence returns to the streets of hong kong police and protesters.

u.s. blames iran. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has apologized again after more recent images from his past were released a photo of him wearing brown face at a school ghana in 2001 was followed by another photo and video showing came in blackface as a teenager the scandals threatened to undermine true to his reelection campaign less than 5 weeks before the vote. at least 11 people have died in severe flooding in cambodia the high waters have forced evacuation of more than 10000 families days of heavy rain caused by the me kong river has to overflow submerging homes and crops official say 11 province's remain at risk of flooding as heavy rainfall is forecast until next week. a gill an ice breaker is set to begin a yearlong mission to monitor the impact of climate change in the arctic the border stenberg drift freely through the polar ice as it measures the extent of warming the arctic region has already experienced some of the earth's biggest temperature increases. at 1st the arctic research s

u.s. blames iran for the strikes but who the rebels in yemen say they are responsible. for that it has met with his russian iranian counterparts in for a summit on the syrian regime's push on the final rebel on klav province. and hassan rouhani supports syrian president bashar al assad's offensive which has gained momentum recently is concerned that the fighting will cause a renewed influx of refugees into turkey. a minister boris johnson pulled out of a joint news conference with his luxembourg counterpart today after facing jeers from bragg's it campaigners johnson met with european commission president john called you in a bid to make progress on the brakes that impasse the commission says britain has still produced no viable alternative to the contentious irish border backstop this is good news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at d w dot com or you can follow us on twitter at. you're watching the w. news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more gold to see that. i do see businesses with billions of euros cost time as much of

then this year iran announced that it had boosted its stockpiles of enriched uranium and that's off the components used to make nuclear weapons then in the past few months the u.s. has blamediran for a wave of attacks on oil tankers in the strait of hormuz a key shipping route in the gulf region though of course iran denies those allegations and then the u.s. is also blaming iran for 2 attacks on to oil facilities in saudi arabia iran has also denied those claims now france britain and germany have joined the united states in leveling those accusations against their run they are calling for iran to enter a new talks aimed at both soaring the nuclear deal a french president is pushing for trying to meet iranian president hassan rouhani trump says he will not rule out anything now for his spot iran's president hassan rouhani wants other leaders to stop interfering in iran's affairs and the middle east region this is what hasan rouhani had to say when he arrived in new york. we have come to new york for the u.n. general assembly and for other meetings on the sidelines. we hope that in this very sensitive situation that we will be able to convey the message of regional peace a

iran sanctions. as u.s. inspect of state pompeo dialing up >> saying u.s. sanctions are iran are significant president trump says he'll detail new sanctions on iran as early as today as the u.s. blamesfor the attack on saudi oil fields >> we'll see, we are in a very powerful position. >> secretary of state pompeo called the attack an act of war. the saudis putting on full display what they claim is evidence iran is behind the attack what happens next is being debated. >> we need to find a dip la magnetic solution to this. we should not be going to war over the saudi oil fields. >> if they don't pay a price for bombing a neighbor's oil fields, all hell will break out in the middle east. >> the president slammed john bolton bolton was fired days ago and didn't wait long before slamming his former boss's strategy >> john was with not able to work with anybody. >> traveling with the president, his choice for national saecurit advisy the president's fourth in the past three years >> we'll go to fiphillip for moe >> more in the cast of the american airlines mechanic accused of sabotaging a plane. they found an isis video on his phone showing people being killed he forwarded it saying he w

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iran last year the u.s. says its maximum pressure campaign is working but there are few tangible signs of progress since then iran has shot down a u.s. drone and the u.s. has blamed iran for attacks on oil tankers on the saudi oil site with the united states sending hundreds of troops reinforcements as well as anti missile defense systems to both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates iran's foreign minister sounds pessimistic i'm not confident that we can avoid a war. i'm confident that we would not stalked war but i'm confident that whoever starts one with not be the one who finishes it so this standoff continues which both sides say they want to end with words not weapons john hendren al-jazeera washington. earlier president told western powers to leave security in the gulf region all nations tensions are high after a series of attacks including a missile and drone strike on saudi oil facilities being blamed on iran same as romney has more on this from tehran. against the backdrop of a military parade iran's president proposed a new security plan for gulf waterways sure. we're going to present a plan at the u.n. so that iran in collaboration with regional s

u.s. and iran. but with the u.s. blaming iran for these attacks, how does that recent ratcheting up of tensions put that possible meeting in jeopardy? >> well, i would say there are three things. one is it will be interesting to hear directly from president trump regarding this particular attack and whether or not iran is going to be blamed directly by him. the second thing is that iran denies it. third, there is very little appetite in the american public for another war. and i think you can add that president trump ran on a ticket of no more middle eastern wars. so i think what we have is a situations where there is a step back toward the idea of talks and reduction of sanctions in that regard. but we also have the u.n. general assembly meeting coming up later this month. and while this issue will continue to simmer, the deep scmism will carry on. they will press with some kind of feelers with a view to trying to ease the tensions somewhat. he has an election to fight in 13 to 14 months time. >> thank you. >> thank you ver

actually carry them out and they came to these attacks they also do receive support from iran so given that the u.s. is blaming iran does that make any difference whether whether it was iran whether it was the he is in terms of the political dynamics of the situation. yes not maybe at the senior level in certain aspects where the u.s. just likes to blame iran and if it decides to hit iran you know at that level without a lot of analysis that could occur you know one trumps is locked and loaded it could be locked and loaded to hit like iranian oil capacity or something like this but in terms of what the u.s. defense department intelligence agencies state department do in their analysis and when they recommend what types of actions the u.s. president could take certainly the details of what happened and who did what is extremely important particularly under the international principle of parity you know that if you're if you're retaliating for something done against you you have to do a similar thing and so you know that it's unclear going forward what will happen i would predict one thing trump will either take

u.s. has blamed iran for the drone strikes which crippled more than half the kingdom's or production iran denies any role in the attack. and 2 political outsiders are advancing into the next round of presidential election electoral commission says law professor has come out in france now really ahead of a prison media magnets bill curry and those are the latest headlines next stop fighting climate change with africa's great green wall that's on the street to stay with us. leaders gather in new york u.n. secretary general until you get to hold a climate action summit to sound good. but will countries. and deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they come on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a in this strain today it's been called the 8th wonder of the weld a huge green belt to trees planted to hope that there's a holiday as it in our 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows to the covering climate now initiative we're looking at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter

iran was blamed for the 1995 attacks against a u.s. military installation inside saudi arabia, but since then nothing like this has happened. what you have, though, is the houthis, occasionally backed by iran, taking responsibility and various sides believing that because the houthis have successfully pen tratsds saudi air space and saudi territory over the years that the saudi has been launching with the u.s. help this war on yemen. if the satellite images are correct and this came from the north and it was either iran, unlikely, more likely potentially from iraq, then that is, according to my sources, an additional message to the united states that their economy is vulnerable and that they want to be taken seriously and it's not all about a meeting -- in fact, apparently according to my source, the supreme leader of iran doesn't want a meeting even though the treasury secretary steve mnuchin said president trump was willing to have a meeting no conditions with the iranian president. you have a lot of sort of mixed signals in terms of,

u.s. blames iran for iraq and iran said it was not responsible for that has changed things and that sort of meeting won't take place but we do know that there is going to be a new it initiative at the centerpiece of president rouhani speech when he speaks to world leaders here he's proposing what he calls the whole moves initiative all of the countries of the coals would be part of that to discuss regional security arrangements under a u.n. umbrella it sounds like a reasonable proposal and certainly echoes some of the things that have been suggested in the past by the united nations by russia and even one point by the u.k. the problem i think of this format is the u.s. will not have a seat at the table and i think it's likely the trouble ministration will reject it for that reason ok james and i thanks very much don't go away we'll be coming back because soon after and then some not plan for syria the u.n. the secretary general shifted to climate change opening a global summits warning leaders it's time for action and notes negotiations around 60 world leaders are at stat un climate summit

u.s. blamed iran for an attack on saudi arabian oil infrastructure that crippled that country's production the who the rebels in yemen have taken credit for that attack but the u.s. is still blaming iran as is saudi arabia and president trump will be at that meeting even if he does not talk with rouhani there may be lower level talks between those 2 countries or talks between the u.s. and iran through intermediaries never the less the iranian foreign minister was more pessimistic saying on american television it's all going in the wrong direction i am not confident we can avoid a war. on to other news now and palestinian israeli parties are recommending benny gantz for prime minister over benjamin netanyahu the israeli president is holding talks with rival political leaders and choosing the next prime minister now need that prime minister netanyahu nor his main rival benny gantz could muster enough seats for a majority government in last week's election while our correspondent force that joins us live now from those talks in west jerusalem ari day endorsement by the palestinian and israeli

u.s. blamed iran for an attack on saudi arabian oil infrastructure that crippled that country's production the who the rebels in yemen have taken credit for that attack but the u.s. is still blaming iran as is saudi arabia president trump will be at that meeting even if he does not talk with rouhani there may be lower level talks between those 2 countries or talks between the u.s. and iran through intermediaries never the less the iranian foreign minister was more pessimistic saying on american television it's all going in the wrong direction i am not confident we can avoid a war while president hassan rouhani says iran will present a plan to the u.n. which is designed to secure the gulf without the need for foreign intervention and he made that promise while watching parades showcasing his country's military arsenal. has more from tehran. against the backdrop of a military parade iran's president proposed a new security plan for gulf waterways show your job we're going to present a plan at the u.n. so that iran in collaboration with regional states is able to maintain security in the pers

u.s. blames iran's. tunisians are voting today in a presidential election with 2.