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— ireland, firmly within the united kingdom. future generations.— for future generations. thank you very much- _ for future generations. thank you very much- it _ for future generations. thank you very much. it seems _ for future generations. thank you very much. it seems that - for future generations. thank you | very much. it seems that someone for future generations. thank you - very much. it seems that someone has put me in charge of calling who was asked questions, which is a foolish move, tracy. flan asked questions, which is a foolish move. tracy-— move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your— move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your views _ move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your views are _ move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your views are in _ move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your views are in terms - move, tracy. can you clear up for us what your views are in terms of - what your views are in terms of the eu position — what your views are in terms of the eu position into— what your views

northern ireland is part of the united kingdom. there is acts still very much grinding away which we must get rid of. what is unhelpful as the whisperings from sinn fein of unification at this highly, highly emotive time. can my right

yeah, the united kingdom also involved in that attack and at the meeting of the united kingdom and the united states said that their action was justified because they had to protect the red sea. they had to stop the blockade that has been put up by the who the forces in yeah, the who these say that until israel stops is relentless bombardment of gaza. they will continue stopping ships in the red sea. and it was in response to that, that the united states in the united kingdom bombed yeah. and carried out strikes against 10 specific targets in yemen. now this is what the united kingdom and the united states had to say in defense of their recent activities. let me be clear a few times by who cheese on vessels and the red sea must stop. we have made this clear to the who chase and we call on them to de escalate. the united kingdom is committed to continue working with the international community. and this counsel to come by this international threat. we have published a summary of all legal position on last night strikes and have reported to the account. so in writing, in accordance with

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i around the edges of the united kingdom and united states. diamond, quick comment on the politics - kingdom and united states. diamond, quick comment on the politics here. i quick comment on the politics here. the labour issuejust quick comment on the politics here. the labour issue just discussed, vis—a—vis the drilling contract which have been awarded by rishi sunak? ! which have been awarded by rishi sunak? . ~ which have been awarded by rishi sunak? , ~ ., ., , sunak? i seek we have to be ambitious — sunak? i seek we have to be ambitious in _ sunak? i seek we have to be ambitious in terms - sunak? i seek we have to be ambitious in terms of - sunak? i seek we have to be l ambitious in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. the cop28 meeting that took place in december last year talks about transitioning away from fossil fuels, that's what we need to be doing. we should not be investing more in fossilfuels, we need to be turning our back on it and moving strongly away from it. simon gosling, good to talk to you. thank you very much for

northern ireland is part of the united kingdom. as we have heard, they will still be subject to eu laws. so there is acts still very much grinding away which we must get rid of. what is unhelpful as the whisperings from sinn fein of unification at this highly, highly emotive time. can my right honourable friend tell me, the house and this country that northern ireland will always be part of the united kingdom? because they are stronger together. 50. united kingdom? because they are stronger together.— stronger together. so, i have to tread slightly — stronger together. so, i have to tread slightly more _ stronger together. so, i have to tread slightly more carefully - stronger together. so, i have to tread slightly more carefully on| tread slightly more carefully on that particular issue because i am the secretary of state responsible to make an independent assessment of the conditions that might lead to the conditions that might lead to the border poll that he suggests. but i genuinely can say to him, but i have to be very careful

partly under the form of the eu and that is an incompatible position and an integral part of the united kingdomom. here's the thing, there has been easing — kingdom. here's the thing, there has been easing on _ kingdom. here's the thing, there has been easing on the _ kingdom. here's the thing, there has been easing on the checks _ kingdom. here's the thing, there has been easing on the checks that - been easing on the checks that appears to be some of the details here in terms of of the government published today in the other restatement that i read that the phrase copper fastening restatement that i read that the phrase copperfastening northern ireland to place in the uk, it's worth getting back power—sharing because you have so many daily problems for people with no ministers in place and on the absolute basics, health, education, it is for that to get power—sharing back, given the concessions the british government is outlining here. , , ,, british government is outlining here. , ,, ., ., here. many problems but for them to become protocols, _ here. many problems but for them to become prot

united states, supporters of palestine condemned the aggression of the united states and the united kingdom in yemen and shouted that the united states and britain should go to hell. the palestinians also demonstrated in ramallah in support of the yemeni people and condemned the attacks on yemen by holding the picture of the leader of yemen's sarmullah . the bahrainis also came to the streets in support of gaza and condemned the aggression against yemen in south africa . the famous archbishop of south africa and one of the leaders of the anti-apartheid movement in this country announced with a palestinian chap on the roof of this foundation building in cape town. the spokesperson of the yemeni armed forces , brigadier general yahya seri, in response to last night's attack by the united states and the united kingdom on his country, emphasized in a statement the aggression of the united states and the united kingdom. he will not go without punishment stayed immediately after this attack, the foreign persian language networks denounced the futility and said that the yemenis have many options t

sincejuly 2020, thejoint to the united kingdom.ment partners have dismantled 82 criminal gangs responsible for people smuggling migrants via small boat crossings. as of september 2023, immigration enforcement visits were up 68% compared to the same period in 2022. last year, the home office arrested 92 individuals identified as small boat pilots and 253 people smugglers. in addition, during financial year 22—23, the national crime agency conducted what is believed to be the biggest ever international operation targeting criminal networks suspected of using small boats to smuggle thousands to the united kingdom. the operation so the united kingdom. the operation so the seizure of 135 boats and... but my lords, the increase in crossings in recent years means around 51,000 otherwise destitute migrants are currently being accommodated in hotels. costing the taxpayer in excess of £8 million per day. the small boats problem is part of a global migration crisis. a challenge that most of us would accept has no single solution. but this gov

global community as a result of this, even a lateral action taken by the united states and the united kingdom. meanwhile, demonstrators in new york, lots plus staff and you right next to the united nations plaza. they waves kind of send you and flags and signal bus support for the victims of the joint american and british attack on government, as well as the people and baffled garza. demonstrations rules are held in the yeah, many capitals protest is the voice that's here in hold for an immediate and to west and the question to gauge the country of the cities across the nation. and so source huge protests the locals claiming that the strikes have any refund, that commitment to protest. i. iranians gathered in front of the british embassy in toronto to condemn those u. k. and us let a tax on yemen with more details his all to is use of july. and they're wanting this. i've gathered outside the british embassy into long to condemn the u. k. and us this friday attack against several, you have any cities in total, we can the who these defense capabilities of course, washington said this twice for

now the united kingdom he is involved in these activities. it's not yet confirmed that the u. k. is involved with that is what forces in yemen are reporting that is not simply the united states. it is also the united kingdom and is carrying out these error strikes. so i will be watching the situation very closely there. he is expected to be retaliation from the who, the forces and from forces aligned with them throughout the region. we already had the rocky militias that were saying that they planned to carry out strikes against the united states. and it's based as in iraq, others possibly retaliation coming in syria, possibly retaliation coming from has the lot of the potential here for this to turn into a region wide explosion is very, very big. as these who the horses have received widespread prey, it seems like the entire global palestinian movement has been tearing for them and supporting them as they stop the ships in the red sea as an active solidarity with the palestinians. they're essentially a picket line, you know, blocking trade with israel until they stop bonding garz

, orwillthe united kingdom, or will the government united kingdom, orwillthe government proceed happilyaws here, regardless of the impact it has on— laws here, regardless of the impact it has on northern ireland? gn laws here, regardless of the impact it has on northern ireland?- it has on northern ireland? on bbc ulster, dup — it has on northern ireland? on bbc ulster, dup leader _ it has on northern ireland? on bbc ulster, dup leader sir _ it has on northern ireland? on bbc ulster, dup leader sirjeffrey - ulster, dup leader sirjeffrey donaldson said the deal removed the irish sea border. irate donaldson said the deal removed the irish sea border.— irish sea border. we believe that where goods _ irish sea border. we believe that where goods are _ irish sea border. we believe that where goods are moving - irish sea border. we believe that where goods are moving within l irish sea border. we believe that i where goods are moving within the united kingdom and its internal market, there should not be checks. there should not be customs declarations. that is what i border means. they should

the albania scheme is taking somebody who is in the united kingdom and asking them to return to their country, a highly developed country. it is a very different proposition. than asking somebody, in fact not asking, enforcing somebody to be removed from the united kingdom to a third country which they do not wish to go to. also, as he may know, very few small boat arrivals have been removed to albania. almost all of those individuals who have gone to albania have been foreign national offenders in our presence, time served, individuals were voluntarily chosen to return to albania and those who have been in the united kingdom for a long time. the success of this scheme rests on taking people off small boats, detaining them for very short periods of time and then removing them swiftly to

yeah, the united kingdom also involved in data and at the meeting of the united kingdom and the united states said that their action was justified because they had to protect the red sea. they had to stop the block case that has been put up by the who the forces in yeah. the attacks by who t's on vessels in the red sea. most stop. we have made this clear to the who cheese and we call on them to de escalate. the united kingdom is committed to continue working with the international community. and this council to come back this international threat, the strikes were necessary and they were proportionate as you just heard from my u. k. calling. they were consistent with international law and an extra size of the united states. inherent right to self defense, as reflected by article 51 of the un charter. and they were taken only after non military options, proved inadequate to address the threat. still, any strikes of this nature is a decision. the united states does not take lightly, as you said, she didn't take the decision lightly, but it's been pointed out that from the beginning the u

and the united kingdom meanwhile, demonstrates some new york blocks. first avenue right next to the united nations plaza. they showed the support for the victims of that joint american and british attack on yemen and demanded an immediate stall to the strikes. be well over in the you have any capital demonstrations what also held protest as voice, the fury and full for an immediate and west. and the question against that country of the cities across the nation will say so huge protests with locals, claiming the strike separately re a fund that commitment to palestine radians gathered in front of the british m. c. entire on to condemn the u. k. on us bombing campaign with all the details as all to use use of july 20th so gathered outside the british embassy and just want to condemn the u. k. and us this friday attack against several, you have any cities, but a total. we can the who these defense capabilities of course, washington said this twice for an act of self defense in response to unprecedented goofy attacks against international maritime vessels a

and the united kingdom. meanwhile, demonstrates as a new york blog post avenue, that's right next to the united nations casa, they showed the support for the victims of that joint american to talk on. yeah, man and demanded an immediate stop to strikes me while i open the ebony capital demonstrations will also help protest his voice, the fury and pulled for an immediate end to west. and the question against the country of the cities was across the nation also. so huge protests with locals claiming the strikes heatherly re, a fund that commitment to palestine radiance gathered in front of the british embassy in toronto, condemned the u. k. and us bombing campaign with all the details, his all ease ease of july, and they're wanting this. i've gathered outside the british embassy into long to condemn the okay and us this friday attack against several. you have any cities, that's a total. we can the who with these defense capabilities, of course, washington said this twice for an act of self defense in response to unprecedented lucy attacks against international maritime vessels and the r

by his dystonia, germany, latvia, with the way neah, the netherlands, norway, sweden, and the united kingdom. taken together these commitments will announce the billions of dollars in additional military aid for ukraine. we must continue to focus on ukraine's immediate battlefield needs and on helping ukraine to strengthen modernize and sustain his defense forces for the long haul. that's why the united states hosted the industrial base conference last month with the goal of ushering in a new era of cooperation to meet ukraine's long-term security needs. we remain committed to strengthening ukraine's defense industrial base to intensify ukraine's current fight and to boost his long-term deterrence. our allies and partners are working proudly beside us and members of this group have shown a profound principled commitment to ukraine's enduring security. i'm especially grateful to our allies and partners for your commitment to leading this group's capability coalitions. that includes in denmark, estonia, france, germany, with the weighty, luxembourg, the netherlands, norway, and the united king

yemani army now is the one who is conducting actually attack against israel facing united kingdom and united states in support of palestine forming a blocate against israel as well and he said that this aggression and this designation if the united states will learn they should actually think that those actually are making the yemani army very very strong and i'm sure that in the coming hours or days we gna see huge attack against the united states and uk uh because first of all in support of palestine and as well to revenge those people who has been killed the united state has targeted uh nine yemen solders in the sea and they killed them as well they have in their attack has killed six uh people uh the first attack against german and there are uh people who were who were killed as well yesterday uh which it has been said that there might be a funeral uh for them uh tomorrow so yemen now is actually is at war against the united states and there is one more thing today in his speech he has mentioned the word jihad more than 20 time like advising people about jihad and important and if

venezuela, this is no sign, there is no sign of either the united kingdom, the uk or the cooperativepublic of gayana on the map. these two are not in any document that is related to before the 17th century. accordingly, only the kingdom of the netherlands was present, because what is called holland today was called united province of the low countries at the time and was a spanish colony. in 1648, according to... to a peace agreement between the united province of the low countries, the names of the two are changed to kingdom of holland and kingdom of spain, and according to this agreement, the already formed kingdom of holland occupies the right bank of the asakibo river, consequently, according to the positive law of the west, neither the uk nor the cooperative republic of guyana, which was formed in 1966, has anything to do here and can't prove their... it's important emphasize that what happened was an agreement in a court to settle land disputes that existed from the 16th century until the end of the 19th century when the court was created through the washington treaty. this agr

, but there is one point, the united kingdom because of being xenophobic and self-centered and due tossues. allow any venezuelan lawyers to be present because, according to the british, we were a savage nation, and this issue provided the ground for the paris court to conveen a session in 1899 and set a record by examining more than 25,00 documents in just 5 days and giving a verdict in which the nature of the settlement was not explained. every court, whether national or international, has a justification for this reason. when the text of the paris 1899 judgment is read, there's no justification, and this issue has a simple explanation. it was geopolitical agreement between england and america with the mediation of russia, because the russian judge and the queen of england were relatives. well, now it is important to mention point number seven, the process that led to the presentation of venezuelan legitimate rights is clear. venezuela has never claimed anything. other than what belongs to itself. venezuela claims its right to 159,542 square kilometers of asakibo land. this hat that

never gave any authorization to the united states and the united kingdom to carry out strikes. but it was that resolution that the usa and the united kingdom used to say, gave them a legal justification for carrying out these strikes. now, they also invoke the right of self defense under the un charter. but as the russian ambassador pointed out, that right of self defense applies to an attack on one's country, not simply the blocking of trade routes or maritime trade routes. freedom of navigation. yeah. not far from caleb damage. right. is a new york booking 1st avenue as right next to the un plaza to show the support for the victims of that joint american and british attack on yemen are also demanding an immediate stoppage to the strikes. have a look at this over in the you have any capital here that's a demonstration, right? the protests as voicing that fury and courting for the immediate end to weston aggression against the country of the cities also us or across the nation. also seeing enormous protests to, well, i mean that is those pictures. wow. locals claiming the strik

welcome to the dawn attack of the united states and the united kingdom on sana'a airport. cnn claimed that the united states has targeted radar facilities in new attacks . the political council of yemen is now the legitimate target of the yemeni forces of the united states and the united kingdom . the three bases of the zionist military in the north it targeted the occupied lands. criticism of the representative of russia on the unilateralism of the united states in the meeting of the security council. the success of knowledge-based specialists in the production of a new generation of light construction materials. in 1400 , we exported nearly 60,000 tons only to kazakhstan, and now we also export to russia and kazakhstan we export and the challenges of spare parts without identifiers of the ministry, despite the identification of about one billion and 100 million parts, parts without identifiers can still be seen in the market . it was said that even with fake holograms or fake boxes, it is still in the market. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, ma

i particularly appreciate the united kingdom's support for entry. of ukraine in nato and recognizes that our security, ukraine's security is part of the entire euro-atlantic security. that is why the guarantees provided will be valid until our accession to nato. if this happens earlier than the term of the agreement, the security architecture we have created will actually be incorporated into the security system of the entire alliance. we have now agreed with britain on security in all spheres: on land, in the air, at sea, in cyberspace. in broad political interaction , in detail in the agreement, regarding weapons, absolutely clearly regarding our state border, fundamentally, regarding sanctions, fairly, regarding compensating russia for the damages caused by its aggression, reliably, regarding post-war reconstruction, of course, as needed by ukraine and britain will be able to conclude additional sectoral agreements, this is an excellent result. united kingdom confirms the long-term nature of our relations, and this will be recorded in a separate document, the details of which i think

so i don't see the progress that restores to us a place within the united kingdom . y, jim, i don't. so i mean speculate for me why in that case, would sir jeffrey donaldson, leader of the dup, accept this situation, go back into stormont and allow sinn fein to have the first minister? well and of course, in doing that, he's surrendering the only leverage he had to force further change from the british government and or the eu , because by he's now going back into stormont to implement the protocol and to implement a situation where gb is treated as a foreign country, etc. and that i think is quite disastrous for unionism. >> why did he do it? i think he succumbed to the pressure of the great and the good, uh, to, to get stormont up and running, whatever the cost. and he's paid party price far too high a price. and of course, it comes with the booby prize of a sinn fein first minister, someone who is in business to extract northern ireland out of the united kingdom and therefore is not there to make northern ireland work as of ireland work as part of the united but to

the united states and the united kingdom bombed several yemeni cities with bombs and missiles yesterday morning, leaving five martyrs and six wounded. political council of yemen he announced that all the interests of the united states and the united kingdom will be considered as legitimate goals of the yemeni armed forces from now on. a member of the political office of the yemeni sarntullah movement also targeted the american and british naval fleets. he called the legitimate yemeni forces. mohammad al-bakhiti added that the support of yemen and lebanon for palestine caused the fear to be broken and the american claims to be dropped. this senior yemeni official emphasized that if saudi arabia and the uae directly enter the line of aggression against yemen , we will target their vital centers. people of some countries came to the streets in support of palestine, jordanians in a demonstration in amman, the capital of this the country condemned the attacks of the zionists on gaza . in the united states, the supporters of palestine condemned the aggression of the united states and the unit

never gave any authorization to the united states and the united kingdom to carry out strikes. but it was that resolution that the usa and the united kingdom used to say, gave them legal justification for carrying out these strikes. now they also invoke to the right of self defense under the un charter. but as the russian and basset are pointed out, that right of self defense applies to an attack on one's country, not simply the blocking of trade routes or maritime trade routes. freedom of navigation, meanwhile, not far from caleb, right? that much right is in new york blocking 1st avenue. it's right next to the un plaza . and they show their support for the victims of that joint american and british attack on human demonic, an immediate stoppage to the strikes. now, i'm going to get these pictures over that you have any capital that's a real demonstration for you. protest as voice and the fury and courting for an immediate end to so called western aggression against the country of the cities across the nation. also witnessing a norm as protests, locals, claiming the strikes ha

the united kingdom is committed to continue working with the international community. and this counsel to come by this international threat. these strikes were necessary and they were proportionate as you just heard from my u. k. colleagues. they were consistent with the international law and an exercise of the united states inherent right to self defense, as reflected by article 51 of the un charter. and they were taken only after non military options, proved inadequate to address the threat. still, any strikes of this nature is a decision. the united states does not take lightly, as she said, she didn't take the decision lightly. but it's been pointed out that from the beginning, the united states was threatening, military force was not offering to negotiate with it. with the forces, etc. there who's there is, have been saying that all they are asking in exchange for this, you know, opening up with the red sea is the israel stop bombing garza. but that is something that despite the global prize for a ceasefire, the united states is simply not open to even discussing.

the united kingdom is ready to undertake and support ukraine in the long term.ment is scheduled for 10 years and this, by the way, is not only a question of values, yes, that there is an authoritarian regime that attacked a democratic country and wants to destroy it, it is also a question of national interests. in the main strategic document, which supervises. the foreign security policy of the united kingdom, determined that russian aggression against ukraine, the illegal occupation of ukrainian territories, moldova and georgia, poses a threat to the european security architecture, and that is precisely why britain must respond adequately, and britain has responded adequately since the 15th year, i want to remind that in the 15th year , a program was launched, an operation, or rather, orbital, according to which more than 20 thousand ukrainian military personnel were trained on ukrainian territory. the foreign and security policy expert of the center for defense strategies was in touch with us, but we have to pass the word to our journalists, iryna koval and th

rishi senak added: the actions of the united kingdom and the united states are aimed at weakening the military capability of the yemenis, and we ask them to stop their attacks. bahrain, australia, canada and the netherlands also supported the united states and england in the air attack of the united states and england on yemen. a newspaper: the american reported that the yemeni army, before the attacks of the united states and its allies on their positions, took part of their weapons and equipment. concealed. the american newspaper wall street journal, citing an american military official and a person close to the yemeni political council, reported that yemeni forces moved and hid part of their weapons and equipment to other places before the early morning attacks of the united states and its allies on the positions of the yemeni army. . this american newspaper claimed that the yemeni army stored its missiles in the fortified shelters built by the former president of yemen, abdullah saleh, in the city of sana'a. following the attacks of the united states and england on the positions o

yemani army now is the one who is conducting actually attack against israel facing united kingdom and united state in support of palestine forming a blocate against israel as well and he said that this aggression and this nation, if the united state will learn, they should actually think that those actually are making the yemini army very very strong and i'm sure that in the coming hours or days we going to see huge attack against the united states and uk uh because first of all in support of palestine and as well to revenge those people who has been killed the united state has targeted uh nine yemen solders in the sea and they killed them as they have in the in their attack has killed six people uh in the first attack against german and there are people who were who were killed as well yesterday uh which it has been said that there might be a funeral uh for them tomorrow so yemen now is actually is at war against the united states and there is one more thing today in his speech he has mentioned the word jihad more than 20 time like advising people about jihad and important and if we

"the israeli main foundations of their military capabilities has been provided by united kingdom and germany, not just the united states, and at the same time we see that the these companies, not just the military companies, but companies like kather biller for example, that is will going to provide israel with d9, you know, machines that israel is buying to..." destroy palestinian homes, to destroy palestinian villages, all palestinian homes and houses that has been demolished by israeli army in the west bank, not just in ghazza, has been provided by these companies and these companies are complicit in war crimes against the palestinian people, so this demand is been a popular demand by the palestinian people and their allies, but also we have been seeing... that more and more, especially recently in canada, spain and elsewhere. right, and excuse me, mr. barrakot, uh, those countries that are um facilitating uh this lethal arsenal to the israeli regime, like germany also, which you uh, which you mentioned, has been added to the mix recently, as this war and this massacre goes on, uh

accordingly, only the kingdom of the netherlands was present, because what is called holland today was called unitedvince of the low countries at the time and was a spanish colony. in 1648, according to a peace agreement. and according to this agreement, the already formed kingdom of holland occupies the right bank of the asakibo river, consequently, according to the positive law of the west, neither the uk nor the cooperative republic of guyana, which was formed in 1966, has anything to do here, and can't prove their claims. it's important emphasize that what happened was an agreement in a court to settle land disputes that existed from the 16th century until the end of the 19th century when the court was created through the washington treaty. this agreement was signed in 1897. we must note that 1899 is the year when america emerged as a great power by defeating spain in the war. therefore o america occupied havana in cuba'. puerto rico, and in the indian ocean it occupied the island of guam and the philippines. in the previous year, the washington treaty was signed in which the united states force

inflation in europe and the united kingdom.he united kingdom. could that derail all the hard _ the united kingdom. could that derail all the hard work- the united kingdom. could that derail all the hard work that - derail all the hard work that various central banks have been making in trying to stabilise economies around the world? i would not go as far as saying derail it but it would put back the efforts i have been putting in which was to get inflation durably down to about 2%. at the moment, depending on the country, it is well under way to doing that, this would be a setback and it would be a setback and it would be a setback felt over the next one — two years. it takes that long for freight costs. — two years. it takes that long forfreight costs. it — two years. it takes that long for freight costs. it would be a distinct setback, is a way i would put it, as it stands at the moment.— would put it, as it stands at the moment. ., ~ , ., , . the moment. thank you very much indeed. there's lots more on the red sea crisis and

denmark, estonia, france, germany, lithuania, luxembourg, the netherlands, norway, and that the united kingdomgether our allies and partners have established six capability coalitions to support ukraine's air force comic ground-based air defenses, artillery, maritime security, de- mining and information technologies. so we have made impressive progress since our last meeting i am proud the united states is collating the artillery capability coalition along with france and also collating the air force capability coalition alongside denmark and the netherlands. that is just another reminder of how much we can do when we come together. the security of the entire international community is on the line in ukraine's fights. i'm more determined than other to work with our partners to support ukraine and get the job done. thanks for joining us and i'll l pass it back now to assistant secretary and pause all our friends from that media dement. ♪ tonight watch c-span campaign 2024 at live coverage at the new of the newhampshire presidentiay unfiltered and uninterrupted. we will bring a primary results a

following the initial round of strikes carried out by the united states and united kingdom along with support from several international allies, we heard condemnation from the houthis vowing to retaliate saying this does not go without consequences. the united states and united kingdom has been to downgrade the houthis ability to carry out attacks in the red sea. and of course in late november we saw more than two dozen attacks carried out by the houthi rebels against ship along the crucial red sea route according to military officials in the u.s. on tuesday of this week, we saw 21 houthi missiles being shot down by the u.s. military. and of course there has been mounting concern around this. we've heard from officials in both the u.s. and united kingdom saying that that it has impacted global economy and so that these strikes were legitimate to deder any further risk to life in the region and of course crucial assets in the region. we did see the houthis retaliate somewhat. there was a strike following the round of strikes which targeted 60 assets, around 60 locations in yemen thursd

united kingdom was announced more than $3000000000.00 administrator ukraine, stirring a visit to cave private associates. united said the funds would help ukraine purchase new surveillance and the type drains. soon i can ukrainian presidents, let them isn't. ski also signed a security code as a bank is more now from the ukrainian capital. this was a show of friendship solidarity. i guarantee you feel like you can give more money worth of lessons, drones on a to ukraine and give it for us to come. but this visit comes straight off the back of the united kingdom, joining the united states in birmingham and something prime minister. so next it was the image of the action and in line with the un charter, and also emphasized ukrainian saying that they have had to enjoy an enormous amount of suffering over the past 2 years. the has opposed a ceasefire, gaza, and that the united kingdom activity involves an escalation of that complex by bombing them. and so may see this visits to ukraine as a deflection from the issue of a ton. and one has the united kingdom is supporting ukraine and it's fl

owned by by uh by any british company or based in britain because they are not going to allow united kingdom and united state using the international ship lane to attack and to target uh yemeni position, that's why i believe that any country as well who is who will take a military part in this so-called prosperity guardian, yemani army actually will start targeting those ship belonging to those company as well, but at this at this point is only uk and and united state who's actually uh are involved directly in military attack against yemen and they should all understand that all the ship in line in the red sea and the gulf of aiden and in the arab sea all the ships are act sit in ducks for germany armed force, that's why any country that will interfere or join the united states, i'm sure that there ships will come under attack, and it's really really funny, when the united state has formed with the uk, this so-called prosperity guardian, we call it actually in yemen is the genocide guardian, they formed that coalition to protect israeli ship, and now they are unable actually to protect their

have no association uh and are separate from operation prosperity uh guardian i believe that united kingdom maybe it could not be a part of this latest attack uh, that's why the united states has mentioned this in the in their statement uh, but here in sana, all the official and commander, they have insist that the yemen retaliation will come and it will come uh really really big and i just want to mention that in the first attack against chemen, the united kingdom has actually used cyprus as area where the fighterget are the raf has to took off towards yemen. for palestine protesters have taken to the streets in the british capital london to demand and end to the israely onslot against gaza. protesters also slamed recent recent western attacks on yemen. correspondide pura is now ready to tell us what's going on. we'll say it by the looks of it uh and by the reports coming out, lots of people have shown up not only in london but around the world, but since you're there in london, tell us what's happening there. exactly, people have come out in great numbers, the organizers such as the pales