been fighting for for more than 10 years now and i think that the home end has come and the united arab emirates is supporting them $100.00 present for this because this seems to be the already. caught up in the heart of the united arab emirates because you know they. are united iraq wants to it wants to do once of this iteration of the south of yemen to be sort of a sudden of by having tipped. with saudi arabia this is this is this is that heat and the 2nd is you know my maybe oh that the best think the best thing that can be done that this is the regime is it is just seen that risk think that there is that kind of to bring the kind of government because the united arab emirates does not want this president because he has support and he does it being supported by rather all the enemy of the united arab emirates this is that they are i think. got it nasser i would be inside yemen thank you so much for that thank you lawmakers in the u.s. are calling for answers following the death in prison of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein there has been widespread skepticism as to how he could have taken

and the united arab emirates have actually classified qatar as an extremist a so do you believe that we don't of course when the president had to comes in public and condemn the united arab emirates he is not part of the party he is not fond of those extremists as he said he represents the legitimacy he represents the probably the address for the money that the united arab emirates committed itself to bring him back to the sinai and now what happened in the past the united arab emirates even prevented him from visiting god and so with this is a well known story that the united arab emirates have its own ok we're only and is to do what i know is to divide us now to break away from hunters for their own economic interests yes of course i think this is the ultimate for the united arab emirates and why would that be doesn't care or even doesn't give attention to the how with the. why because for economic reasons and because they want to then for dubai ports etc so we know this is a well known story and so by dividing yemen to 2 yemen it would be easier for them to control it and to

saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are supposed to be on the same side of the war in yemen but tracks are appearing in the coalition the united arab emirates has been accused of helping southern separatists who want self rule the u.a.e. trained fighters in the southern transitional council there is to see to fight her fears rebels but earlier this month the s.t.c. took control of other than the seat of assad backed yemeni government and it has taken over a government metric amp's in nearby at the u.n. the u.n. special envoy is warning that yemen could fall apart the government is blaming the u.a.e. for triggering the crisis. and the model of malkuth knob what the temporary capital in aden and the government institutions witnessed in the past few days was an armed rebellion against the digital my government but what is called the southern transitional council and its security bill forces with financial they just stick and media support of the united arab emirates. the yemeni government has called on the u.a.e. to stop backing the separatists ministers have also been demanding an

you that the saudis were actually on board i think it was the united arab emirates who drove this blue and the saudis have to kind of comply with it because they need the collison. the united arab emirates they can't afford to be isolated in all before the international community so a. united arab emirates is driving everyone and this part of the world and yemen and then we know the objective is to affect the petition the emeritus of lobby in particular. the crown prince mohammed and say he wants to separate set in yemen to be an independent country so that he can control it. the saudis have a different gives so i would say that what we witness and madden right now is a kind of it kinds of diction between 2 agendas to objectives the yemeni saudis now the united arab emirates have had the upper hand simply because of this and afford to be left alone in this coalition of. he's had to moving now to distance himself from the u.a.e. and would that be possible i think. most officials within the many governments have been pressuring towards that direction now if he distanced himself from the

and the united arab emirates have actually classified qatar as an extremist a so do you believe that we don't of course when the president had to comes in public and condemn the united arab emirates he is not part of the party he is not part of those extremists as he said he represent the legitimacy he represents the probably the address for the money that the united arab emirates committed itself to bring him back to the sinai and now what happened in the past the united arab emirates even prevented him from visiting god and so with this is a well known story that the united arab emirates have its own ok we're only interested in what i know is to divide us now to break away from hunters for their own economic interests yes of course i think this is the ultimate for the united arab emirates and why would that be doesn't care or even doesn't give attention to the how with the. why because for economic reasons and because they want to then for dubai ports etc so we know this is a well known story and so by dividing them into 2 yemen it would be easier for them to control it and to

united arab emirate that is not about your own troops is about the troops that you have recruited the militia that you have. created in in aden we know that united arab emirate all the forces that backed by them in the south they didn't even look at the so-called legitimacy they didn't allow the government to go to work from aden and i think this is one of the biggest mistake that the united arab emirates has done because they only focus on controlling the cutter island. state on some key island in that it's easy but on the other hand they haven't given a good example if they have for example from the beginning when they have invaded if they have like brought back the so-called legitimacy to aden you know made security really safe there you know help the people to rebuild the country i think they could have actually made a good. example to bargain about but they did exactly the opposite because they don't want anything for yemen only to be to stay fighting each other and to control the main area as i mentioned the island that was closed and i believe that many yemenis now hospitalized

saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are supposed to be on the same side of the war in yemen but tracks are appearing in the coalition the united arab emirates has been accused of helping southern separatists who want self rule in the u.a.e. trained fighters in the southern transitional council the s.t.c. to fight with the rebels but earlier this month the s.t.c. took control of other than the seat of the saudi backed yemeni government and it has taken over a government metric amp's in nearby at the u.n. the u.n. special envoy is warning that yemen could fall apart the government is blaming the u.a.e. for triggering the crisis. and the. knob what the temporary capital in aden and the government institutions witnessed in the past few days was an armed rebellion against the digital my government but what is called the southern transitional council and its security bill forces with financial they just stick and media support of the united arab emirates. the yemeni government has called on the u.a.e. to stop backing the separatists ministers have also been demanding an end to the wal

off place on a sinking boat and so the last thing that the saudis want to see is that the united arab emirates pull out from yemen from the coalition and light a kind of probably grudgingly agri with damer at the position and i think in this situation the united arab emirates is actually blackmailing the saudis and the saudis need them more than anything else so this is the problem here the problem is not as. this is you know the proteas misunderstand is that there's a kind of concerted agreement between a kind of a property of the saudis and the united arab emirates i think it's deeper than that they've actually affect the division within the same conversation the saudi did coalition is collapsing in a way or another and the only way for the saudis to keep it at least the appearance of a coalition is to go along with the united arab emirates. from a kid didn't move in yemen but you heard what the missile hightest said basically about what happened it's a. $1000.00 to $15.00 when president has said we need international support because the host is an occupying force but now with the amenities

and the united arab emirates have actually classified qatar as an extremist a so do you believe that we don't of course when the president had to comes in public and condemn the united arab emirates he is not part of the party he is not fond of those extremists as he said he represents the legitimacy he represents the probably the address for the money that the united arab emirates committed itself to bring him back to the sinai and now what happened in the past the united arab emirates even prevented him from visiting god and so with this is a well known story that the united arab emirates have its own ok we're only interested in what i know is to develop the south to break away from hunters for their own economic interests yes of course i think this is the ultimate for the united arab emirates and why would that be doesn't care or even doesn't give attention to the how with the. why because for economic reasons and because they want to is not then for dubai ports etc so we know this is a well known story and so by dividing yemen to yemen it would be easier for them to control

are withdrawing there was no official statement from united arab emirates and they believe this will be the fairest withdrawal in history without the release in an overzealous statement that just some kind of leaks united arab emirates and into some media outlet and i think they want that by that is to stop any attack on united arab emirates that's why this attack on a den. base is what i must tonight out of him and that is not about your existence in yemen you have for many militia at a crude in many yemenis in the south and those base are actually used to fight the yemeni army and people of committee who are loyal across and that's why all united arab emirates or other groups under them they will be on that are saying would you go as far to say that these are are turning the tables are are succeeding almost against the saudi arabia. yes of course i mean if you see the course of war and the for the 3 weeks the former spokesperson of the coalition. he said that they have destroyed most of. what he called at that time houthi. missiles but now we see that yemeni army actually is upgrad

that they are withdraw and there was no official statement from united arab emirates and they believe this will be the fairest withdrawal in history without the release in an overzealous statement that just some kind of leaks united arab emirates into some media outlet and i think they want that by that is to stop any attack on united arab emirate that's why this attack on a den. base is what i must united arab emirate that is not about your existence in yemen you have for many militia recruited many yemenis in the south and those base are actually used to fight the yemeni army and people of committee who are loyal across and that's why all united out of iraq or other groups under them they will be and that i'm saying would you go as far to say that these are are turning the tables are are succeeding almost against the saudi arabia. yes of course i mean if you see the course of war and the 1st 3 weeks the former spokesperson of the coalition. he said that they have destroyed most of. what he called at that time houthi. missiles but now we see that yemeni army actually is upgra

that they are withdraw and there was no official statement from united arab emirates and they believe this will be the fittest withdraw in history without releasing an overzealous statement that just some kind of leaks united arab emirates into some media outlet and i think they want that by that is to stop any attack on united arab emirate that's why this attack only then. base does what i must tonight out of him and that is not about your existence in yemen you have for many militia recruited many yemenis in the south and those base are actually used to fight the yemeni army and people of committee who are loyal that's why all united out of iraq or other groups under them they will be and that i'm saying would you go as far to say that these are are turning the tables are are succeeding almost against the saudi arabia. yes of course i mean if you see the course of war and the 1st 3 weeks the former spokesperson of the coalition. he said that they have destroyed most of . what he called other time houthi. missiles but now we see that yemeni army actually is upgraded. they are

arabia and and who these so that they stop launching cross border attacks into saudi arabia united arab emirates are concerned what the step forward from the united states will be is to put pressure on abu dhabi so that it stops paying all the some militia fighters on that is suddenly transitional council so that once the payment for these fighters dry up dandies fighters will most likely pull out of aden so this is the game plan if you will from day american perspective at this moment you talking there about the fees thought was you know the regional war if you like that the saudis the amur aussies joins all the focus right now is of course all major not really on the who sees themselves and there's not much focus on what's actually happening in the rest of the country right now. no there isn't and the reason is quite clear and that is that the saudis and iraqis are divided on this issues because for this from a saudi perspective what they had always wanted is to ensure that they who are not the threat that can operate across the border and launch attacks what its rocket attacks or or drone att

kind of a rift between saudi arabia and the united arab emirates which back sever tests. are watching c.w. news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age or news headlines coming at the top of the hour i'm rebecca rivers in berlin thanks very much for watching. him puzzle yourself it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the film do this because we can't stay on venezuela. that. closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. of technology.

allies become enemies in yemen's war the united arab emirates accused of bombing saudi government troops to help separatists in the south can the coalition between the 2 gulf nations survive such a rift this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a that now is threatening the saudi and morality coalition fighting the war in yemen the 2 gulf allies are supposed to be on the same side but the u.a.e. is accused of attacking the government that the coalition is trying to restore yemen's internationally recognized president says u.s. warplanes bombed government troops around aden separatists trained by their moralities taken over the southern city we have a new government is urging saudi arabia and the united nations to intervene but the u.a.e. says it only tugs it what it calls terrorists alexei o'brien has more. this is said to be the aftermath of strikes in aden yemen internationally recognized government is furious the u.s. bombed its positions. allowing separatists to retake territory that lost to saudi backed government forces 24 hours. both sides pulling in reinforce

united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after the united arab emirates decided to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they did is think also there are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of the development so if it does continue i believe they're both is in the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that yemen war. donald trump has announced plans to slash by half the number of u.s. troops stationed in afghanistan with further withdrawals dependent on the outcome of peace talks with the taliban. we're going down to 8600 and then we make a determination from them as to what happens we'll make a determination but we're going down to 8600 we're bringing it down we have a very well controlled. after nearly 18 years of war there a

united arab emirates have been solid allies in this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after that a united arab emirates decided to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most dangerous thing also there they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of dangerous development so if it does continue i believe that both is in the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near end of that yemen war. of war and all the stories you can have to r.t. dot com and we'll be back here in just over half an hour's time with a roundup of the headlines see that. why a paradise with some all year round turned into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers thems

united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after that a united arab emirate this side did to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also there are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by brock's sea between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of the developments so if it does continue i believe that both these images of the north will be the main winner and this case and this could be that near the end of that yemen war. well that's your news roundup i'm or is on a lot could not be back here in just over 30 minutes time with more headlines from around the world see that. see global interaction as banker occupation we started that really before i could buy wall street before the revolution in cairo before i obviously the feeling in france or the protests in hong kong they're all connected all these protests are

united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after the united arab emirates decided to pull some or most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also the they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particularly and nobody anticipated this kind of the media is developments so if it does continue i believe that both these images of the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be near end of that human war newly declassified document surveille america's role in indonesia's decades long occupation of east timor that story and more after the break. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's

fears of a new front opening in yemen's wars forces backed by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on their guns on each other. but jailed founder of the kurdish armed group the p.k. k. says he's ready to talk peace with turkey. and from one crisis to another migrants sleeve venezuela only to be caught up in violence in neighboring colombia. india's prime minister strongly defended his decision to take away the autonomy of the disputed kashmir region it controls there is a lockdown in place in india the midst of kashmir to preempt any violent protests against the move the renderer modi says bringing the area under new delhi's control will bring peace and prosperity. got a little bit. to the millions of the public this dream has now come true in jammu kashmir and la dock a new era has begun now all the citizens of the country have their rights and they will practice their rights i'm going to say to the people and my countrymen i congratulate you across the border there's been an angry response pakistan has downgraded its diplomatic ties and suspended trade with india a train service

i believe it is extremely dangerous development that's how it would be and the united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after that you noted out of eminence decided to pull some or most of its troops from him and this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most dangerous thing also there are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and so there may be an avian and particular and nobody anticipated this kind of danger is the very open so if it does continue i believe that host is in the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that human war. that's you want news round up for now i'm eyes on a lot could not be back here in just over 30 minutes time with more headlines from around the world see them. in genoa. sequencer actually goes back or occupation we started that really before occupy wall street before the revolution in cairo before obviously the g.l.a. shawl

there has been interest according to the iranians at least that the united arab emirates is looking to. b become closer to iran they are rethinking their policy yemen and the iranians are of course open to the idea of a bulk said over and over again and even the foreign minister this wednesday morning said that they are always open to dialogue with their neighbors he even said they're ready to talk saudi arabia if saudi arabia is ready that iran would never turn away an opportunity for dialogue so the united arab emirates has really tried in the recent weeks to get closer to iran and bridge any kind of gap that they've had over the past few years and the foreign minister of that at the forefront of you said you know with the events that are taking place in terms of security in the strait of hormuz you know in the last week. in 3 weeks there is a desire to form some kind of leukemia in terms of iran and its neighboring countries when it comes to protecting those waters and also when it comes to providing some kind of a united front when it comes to the idea of the united states in that

brokered by saudi arabia separatists who want to split from the north and are backed by the united arab emirates seized aden on saturday. fighters seeking independence from yemen south take control of the presidential palace the separatists backed by the united arab emirates claim they seized the compound without a fight. since 2014 they have been part of the saudi led military coalition fighting the who the rebels now the allies have turned on each other adding a further fault line to the conflict tearing yemen apart but a lot of them got it all today we achieved a big victory in the south capital they didn't win this time pro governor pataki and defeated. 7 of the other. it follows several days of intense clashes in aden with residents caught in the crossfire. the war began 5 years ago when escalated in 2015 when a saudi led military coalition intervened in support of the country's embattled government after the who these took the capital sanaa. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict the vast majority of them civilians the u.n. calls it the world's worst humanitarian cris

died in the fighting the coalition is calling the separatist actions a coup and blaming the united arab emirates until now the u.a.e. had sided with saudi arabia and a 4 year conflict it's a development that is apparently split the 2 middle east allies. 6 fighters seeking independence from yemen south take control of the presidential palace the separatists backed by the united arab emirates claim they seized the compound without a fight. since 2014 they have been part of the saudi led military coalition fighting the who the rebels now the allies have turned on each other adding a further fault line to the conflict tearing yemen apart but a lot of them got it a certain way we achieved a big victory in the south capitol. when this turned pro governor pataki and where defeated 7 another the mob. it follows several days of intense clashes in aden with residents caught in the crossfire. the war began 5 years ago when escalated in 2015 when a saudi led military coalition intervened in support of the country's embattled government after the who thieves took the capital sanaa. tens of thousands of peopl

dependence for yemen sites take control of the presidential palace the separatists backed by the united arab emirates say they seized the compound without a fight since 2014 they have been part of the same deal. military coalition fighting the who's the rebels now the allies appears to have turned on each other further complicating efforts for peace. got a lot of that today we achieved a big victory in the sates capitol 8 and untamed pro-government battalions were defeated. it follows several days of intense fighting in aden with residents often caught in the cross-fire violence escalated after dozens of separatist soldiers were killed in an attack on august 1st a week later an airstrike hit a bus on a summer school trip killing more than 50 people including 40 children may dicks have warned that hospitals are stretched to the limit. yemen's war began 5 years ago and escalated in 2015 when a saudi led military coalition intervened in support of the country's embattled government after heathy rebels took the capital center. tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict the vast majority

in that fighting the coalition is calling the separatists action a coup and his blaming the united arab emirates which until now had sided with saudi arabia in the 4 year conflict it's a development that has apparently split the 2 middle eastern allies. fighters seeking renewed independence for yemen south take control of the presidential palace the separatists backed by the united arab emirates say they seized the compound without a fight since 2014 they have been part of the saudi led military coalition fighting the his the rebels now the allies appear to have turned on each other further complicating efforts for peace. so good today we achieved a big victory in the sates capitol 8 and untamed pro-government battalions were defeated. it follows several days of intense fighting in aden with residents often caught in the cross-fire violence escalated after dozens of separatist soldiers were killed in an attack on august 1st a week later an airstrike hit a bus on a summer school trip killing more than 50 people including 40 children medics have warned that hospitals are stretched to the limits. y

hand in the in the coastal city which is important strategic and it's also important for the united arab emirates as the care much about the busy port of aden which operated well it will or it will also. close the united arab emirates seaports because it has a strategic location for the ships to to load unload their shipments so far they also the situation also has drafted because of the saudi arabia's started to target military camp which is the 4th brigade. presidential guards which has already been taken control by the by the separatists but some sources talk to the told me that the saudi arabia's has want all parties to to stick to this cease fire but you have witnessed some advance ments and also some some of the military military camps have been looted by the separatists so such movements triggered the saudi arabia to target anybody who violates the ceasefire and the separatist also the transitional council has already. agreed to to the saudi arabia's call for a negotiations about how we will resolve the current standoff in aden. with the latest coming out thank you very much. in hong kong

united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after that night it out of eminence decided to pull some or most of its troops from him and this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 plans none of this and this war and the most dangerous thing also there are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and so there may be an avian and particular and nobody anticipated this kind of danger is the very open so if it does continue i believe that host is in the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that human war. and that brings up tonight for this hour that's how things are looking safe os they hear or not see what back again in just a with us humans. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be precise this is what before 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in

fighting intensifies in the south between government forces and separatists backed by the united arab emirates more to discipline 5 and tanks are on the streets of a battle spread towards the airport 9 people have been killed at least 9 others injured after schapelle reports. as gunfire is heard in yemen support city of aden for a 2nd straight day a rift continues to grow between the local forces of the saudi u.a.e. coalition after dozens of their soldiers were killed in a who the attack last week southern separatists blamed the internationally recognized government of president hadi of failing to protect them and called for hardee's government to be overthrown with fragile negotiations taking place to bring an end to yemen's war the united nations is calling on the parties to stand down where we're very concerned about the ongoing violence that we're seeing in. this something that the special envoy himself has stated. it is important for everyone to recommit themselves to a political process how does government has support from saudi arabia the southern secessionist led by a true sounds of ba

seen transiting the strait of hormuz they come from the entire region kuwait bahrain and the united arab emirates supplying the whole world with oil container ships are also in transit many dock in iran bringing important goods to the sanctions stricken country ship owner and trader abdullah sufferer he has just arrived here from dubai with a consignment of refrigerators. it's becoming increasingly hard for him to trade with other countries. and. are used to wait for one or 2 hours for permission to dock in dubai now i can wait one to 2 weeks and see wondering if they let me in or not because of the u.s. sanctions i've got chinese traders you know insist on cash payment from iranians like myself we can't make bank transfers all because of the sanctions which have been under. every day life is becoming really difficult in iran foreign products scarce even medical technology and pharmaceuticals which plant targeted by the sanctions. knows how bad it is and what he originally needs. after almost passive girl really like to do business with traders from further afield than dubai and china would also

continue to escalate and create greater danger and if that's the case than i if i were in the united arab emirates or saudi arabia i'd leave or i'd be pulled my money out of the country immediately or the united states is going to have to find a way to back down because for iran there is no where to go except. it's sovereignty right now that's a really good point and come on let's go back to beirut here i mean mohamed brings up an excellent point here is that they are trying to ministration has an allotted an exit strategy for itself i mean that's why i worry because if they don't get the results they want they're just going to up the ante in the next stage obviously is some kind of military conflict limited or very expansive go ahead in beirut. i think the aim of. administration at least for. mr. bolton they actually want to change in iran they want to change somewhere in china they want regime change and russia they want to know the schema changes as well basically they're just one hijacked the international order this is does not work the way they see it they failed. miserably they tried to do

united arab emirates have been solid allies and this yemen war for the last 5 years so when they actually split after what the united arab emirates decided to pull some of most of its troops from yemen this means that the collapse of this correlation between the 2 partners and this war and the most they do is think also there they are not actually separated but there are fighting each other there is a war by proxy between united arab emirates and saudi arabia and aden and particular and nobody anticipated this kind of dangerous development so if it does continue i believe that whole thing is over the north will be the main winner in this case and this could be that near the end of that yemen war and that is the news for now that's how things are looking then to get there we've also got plenty of stories as usual on our website at r.t. on. the hour. the other. purpose. was. what. obsessions to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to the press it's like them before you know can't be good. i'm interested

red fish about maritime security do you see this as a 1st step towards normalization with united arab emirates well we certainly hope that we can have normalization with all of our neighbors and we certainly hope that all of our neighbors can have normalization with each other there is no reason for the u.s. and saudi arabia and bahrain to try to strangulate gutter and we make it very clear to them this region is too small and too all a time for these games to be play talking about a very complex political landscape in the region which also brings again the same question could these problems that we've been talking about the blockade imposed of qatar your strained relations with the saudi arabia and with united arab emirates the own going crisis could be. conducive to a genuine. debate between the other side is because when we face reality ultimately in the foreign minister saad is consider themselves to be the leader of the sunni islam you consider yourselves to be the leaders of islam and people are saying that after all these years calamity this disaster this civil war bloodshed it's about