the us navy intercepting krdron day tacks today. these are just the latest in a growing number of attacks in the area. they also come just one day after president biden directed strikes against a militia group. now iraq accusing the u.s. of quote hostile acts. all of this raising questions and concern about how deeply the u.s. is being drawn into the conflict in the middle east. israel's chief says his country is facing a multiarena war with attacks coming from seven directions. he offered this blunt warning. >> translator: i say here in the most explicit way. anyone who acts against us is a potential target. there is no immunity for anyone. >> iran with its own threat vowing to take revenge after an alleged israeli air strike in syria killed a senior member of iran's revolutionary guard. as one of prime minister netanyahu's closest confidants meeting at the white house today with secretary of state blinken. dermer is in washington for high level meetings as the situation in gaza deteriorates. the face to fate meeting comes just two

his story out, which was, it was notjust me corrupt, there was notjust me corrupt, there was the us navyhen there were gushes of military spending available, and still is today in the us military, and that is the moon money that leonard cleaned off and lots of contractors do cream off. the guy who replaced leonard, another contractor, also got arrested in the us, so this is arrested in the us, so this is a big problem in the us military industrial complex. tom wright on that us venezuela prisoner swap. thank you very much for your time. some other news 110w. a number of us news outlets are reporting the heads of entertainment giants warner brothers and paramount have met for several hours to discuss a potential buyout. sources originally told axios a deal would likely involve warner brothers buying either paramount global or its parent company. neither company has commented yet. turning to china now and the beauty industry, which is the second largest market in the world. french giant l'oreal established itself in china back in 1997 and now has 26 brands in its portfolio. we caught up wi

the us navy missile guided destroyer that was the in area came to their aid. s possible that came under fire as well. it is not clear if that was directed against the us warship as well. the us navy warship took defensive action and shot down two of the drones, but there were some hits on the ships. the reason why this is the risk of escalation is that the us has said that this is a threat to maritime security and commercial shipping, and that it was going to consider the appropriate response in conjunction with its allies and partners in the region. it is fairly certain that the options under consideration will include, but not necessarily be, hitting the houthi launch sites in yemen, this is not the first time that houthis have fired missiles towards what they consider to be an israeli target. explain to us, launched by houthis in yemen, how much of the get support or even direction from iran? iran denies this, but there have been frequent cases of iriney and weapon supplies being intercepted at sea, bound for houthis. nobody is disputing that iranians have h

us navy says: i never believed that the liberty ship was hit by mistake. this is a stupid thing to say. after the liberty was targeted, the survivors were repeatedly interrogated. commitment from them became. do not pursue the matter and do not talk about it with anyone. what the american media was canceling was that there was a short attack and there were few casualties and the zionist regime quickly realized the mistake of its forces and is trying to make amends. contrary to the claims, it was later found out that the american operators had conversations with the regime pilots. the professor of political science at the university of southern california reveals the goals behind the zionist curtain and says that israel had decided at that time to occupy the golan heights in violation of the un ceasefire, and for this reason, america did not want to this plan stinks. the israelis were also not interested in having witnesses when they were massacring egyptian prisoners. they forced the prisoners to dig their graves with their own hands. then they shot them i

belongs to the us navy. this ship is moving in international waters near the port city of erish in egypt. the american spy ship is floating on these waters when the six day war the arabs and the zionist regime are in progress. it patrols and sends intercepted messages to washington via microwave transmission. at 8:00 a.m., the liberty arrives within 14 miles of the sinai peninsula. zionist spy planes appear above this american ship to track and block the frequencies sent by america to egypt . at 14:00, miser and mirage 3 bombers will decrease their height. they attack the american ship several times with rockets and incendiary bombs . fighters focus on electronic antennas and libertist dishes. about 20 minutes later this time american ships are set on fire with 20 and 40 mm bullets. less than 10 minutes later, an israeli dragon was installed in the middle of the ship right where the wave sending systems are installed. intelligence gathering vessel of the time and what we did is we listed, we were listening s

and the evans who teased, say a us navy ship funded resulting. what was that right inside the red sea, they say the masonic split it into a cabal and its like shit traveling from russia on christmas eve, always attending to bethlehem in the occupied westbank. that's where christians believe that jesus was born more than 2000 years ago. but this year, palestinians say they want the world to focus on what's happening in garza, the abraham repulse now from best to have a christmas eve in bethlehem. but it's not like you might expect it to be to thousands of people turning up like major square in the city. no christmas carols, no festivities. instead, a display of togetherness might palestinians and bethlehem showing they are one with garza separated by geography and is read. you mean the 3 check points, how the city is of the occupied westbank say they cannot isolate themselves from god's us pain. it's too much says are this thought a sensor, the palestinian christian from best lab. he was inspired to rearrange the traditional christmas major scene

spilled, no one has been killed until today, and the first blood that was drawn was drawn from the us navy helicopters, not from yemen's naval forces, of course we can expect there is going to be some type of retaliation from yemen's army, as has been mentioned by the spokesperson from yemen's uh armed forces and previous statements where he mentioned that any act of hostility, any acts of aggression from the us or from any members of this coalition task force, they will be met with brute military force, so we have to wait and see what the spokesperson is going to state in the coming hours to first and foremost to find out what exactly happened because all of the reports as right now are coming from one side, they've been uh reported from us military and navy officials, we haven't had any confirmation yet from the spokesperson of yemen's armed forces. well wait for that. now let me in the meantime ask uh hussein al pakaiti who's a political commentator hussein as our correspondent yusuf rightly said there has been no militarization by the yemini armed forces uh despite the us claims that t

in total, the us navy and air force are short more than 40,000 troops. e main reason is the lack of personnel specialists and the decrease in trust in the us government institution. it is already estimated that the size of the us army next year will fall to a record low in 80 years. thousands of farmers from all over germany, some of them on tractors heading to berlin to express their dissatisfaction with agricultural policy. the protest will take place today at the brandenburg gate. city traffic is expected to be paralyzed. in the center of the german capital , tractors and sirens similar to an air horn are already sounding. alarm, the german farmers' association opposes the abolition of tax breaks, which the government plans to adopt, because because of this the industry will lose almost a billion euros. systemic crisis and the path to self-destruction. why the severance of communication with moscow and minsk led lithuania to a dead end. the economy asks for help, business - shouts the guard, but the authorities continue to serve the plant. irrational p

he's at the centre of one of the us navy's largest corruption cases. aab, an aide and top ally to venezuela's president, nicolas maduro. he was accused of laundering money on behalf of the maduro government, which he denies. mr maduro is also releasing 20 venezuelan political prisoners. it's all part of the biden administration's efforts to improve relations with venezuela and push mr maduro to hold fair elections next year. venezuela thus far is keeping their commitment towards the democratic elections. it's not over yet. they have made detailed commitments, we'll see if they hold them. but we're going to hold them accountable. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, celebrated the deal. trans—mac tra ns—mac hopefully they trans—mac hopefully they will find a process of respect, equal treatment and understanding between the united states and venezuela. today, a step has been taken that will hopefully contribute to that path. live now to our reporter mimi swaby. biden emphasized that this is about encouraging venezuela into fair elections — will that wor

it's larger the us navy. i know that's a shock to many many people about 340 or so what the us calls battle for ships the that the u.s. navy counts so compared to about 300 for the us navy so the us navy is already outnumbered if you will but. we need to unpack those numbers bit. we need to look at what i would or define as blue water warships. in other words, nuclear attack submarines, aircraft carriers, egis destroyers. and so forth. and when you count up those kinds of ships, we, the u.s., about 180 and the pla navy has about 115. so why are they so it's a fair question to ask. and and the reason is, is they have a of smaller frigates and corvettes conventionally powered submarines that are used mainly in the seas near around around china, the east china sea, south china sea, yellow sea and what have you for the defense of china, the pla, navy is built primarily to defend china from attack from the sea, which is, of course, is something that happened to china repeatedly in the 19th century and early in the

the us central command said that navy helicopters destroyed three of four small boats used by the iranian—backedey attempted to board a container ship. this footage released last month shows some of the group's armed militias dropping from a helicopter and seizing a cargo ship in the southern red sea. the houthis have claimed that their attacks on this vital shipping route are directed at vessels linked to israel in response to its conflict with hamas. as this year draws to a close there is no end in sight for the war in gaza or the suffering of its people. lets examine in more detail now the events that have been taking place in the red sea. the us navy has confirmed it destroyed houthi "small boats" whose crew attempted to board a container ship there. live now to rear admiral dr chris parry. he's a former royal navy warfare officer, strategic forecaster and writer. thank you very much a being with us. there had been a slight lull in these attacks from the houthis. what do you make of this latest one and the response? i do you make of this latest one and the response?_ do you make of this late

also in attendance for the first time in many years was us central command said two days ago that a us navyf york. she walked alongside her ex—husband prince andrew. if you look through the crowds there in those shots you can see them on the far right. as they all make their way into the church for the annual christmas day service. i spoke to our royal correspondent daniela relph, who was waiting for the royal family's arrival in sandringham. some people have been waiting since the early hours of the morning here. so, a long wait. hoping to get a front and centre position to see the royal family. front and centre position to see the royalfamily. if front and centre position to see the royal family. if you are a bit of a royal watcher, sandringham is a good place to come. normally the big royal events, thejubilees, the weddings, it is hard to get up close and personal. it is very different here. you will probably get to see them quite close up when they leave church here. traditionally they take a slow walk back to the main house, chatting to people, taking flowers. there is a very good chan

he's at the center of one of the us navy's largest corruption cases. exchange — the us has freed alex saab, an aide and top ally to venezuela's president nicolas maduro, accused of laundering money on behalf of the maduro government, which he denies. mr maduro is also releasing 20 venezuelan political prisoners. it's all part of the biden administration's efforts to improve relations with venezuela, and push mr maduro to hold fair elections next year. earlier, i spoke with our reporter mimi swaby about the deal. president byers was emphasising that this was all about encouraging venezuela to hold free and fair elections. how much leveraged you think the biden administration has in that regard? this is yet another sign of significant flowing between relations between the us and venezuela after months of really high—level negotiations. this comes as biden is grappling with a worsening situation on the southern us border largely driven by venezuelan migrants pushing us federal resources to the brink. the leveraged the us has over venezuela is that washing

obviously in the us navy. but what that meant was that these men who were coming out of slavery were being looked down upon essentially as formerly enslaved people who have little by way of seafaring skills, and perhaps therefore contribute to the proper functioning of a naval vessel. but for the men who were from the north and who had experience, they were not treated the same way. so there were real distinctions that that sometimes carried into the post-civil war period, but probably not much as we might have hoped. but my point here again, with regard to the distinction, the contraband and, the men who were free born, is that the freeborn men who had the prior seafarer experience could have been rated as seamen. that could have been rated as ordinary seamen. so the rating system was not segregated in the sense that men with dark complexion would be rated as contrabands, which of course was at the lowest end of the pay scale as well. so men with experience who knew the ropes, as it were, could be treated as

in countries like iraq and syria intensify as attacks against merchant ships and us navy ships in the southern red sea. by iranian back to these in yemen, intensify, there's pressure from republicans on capitol hill for the united states to do more, to show strength against iranian backed groups in the region. this is part of the reason that we are seeing top level us officials being sent to the region to cut out to buffering the now to, to israel. it's not only in terms of mediation, it's not only in terms of, of planning the course once the conflict is over, but, but it is to continue to, to exercise that input. when we talk about the, the impact that the pressure from civil society groups is having on the, by the administration. we can certainly see it in the rhetoric from, by the administration officials. we can see it in the changing rhetoric from the president himself president binding very recently during a campaign event referred to the bombing campaign by israelis and gaza as quote, indiscriminate. so there is a change. the question is whether or not this is really having any

so, the us navy base north polk received petroleum products on a direct flight from russia.o tracked the avenka tanker, betrayed their partners, german company cst. the tanker delivered 50,000 tons of russian oil products to an american military base on a direct flight from novorossiysk. i’ll just remind you that almost a year ago, western countries, led, naturally, by the united states, introduced an embargo on russian oil products and norfol, the main naval base on the east coast, it is there that missiles and heavy ships are refueled, well, that is, the main the fist of the entire american fleet, in general, nothing personally, mocks the ukrainians; journal publications write that the production of shells... 155 caliber in ukraine will begin no earlier than in 2 years, to start this very production kiev needs technologies that the americans possess, but they are not given to the ukrainians. ukraine has never produced and will never produce shells of this caliber on its own, because the russian aerospace forces are naturally on alert. and the white house also reported that

two oil tankers were hit in the red sea, the us navy said.gton, in order to hide their responsibility for the worsening situation in the region, they decided to find someone to blame with long-term material support iran's encouragement of destabilizing actions. houthis in the region, this is an international challenge that requires a collective response. but washington's allies are in no hurry to rush to help. for example, france, spain and italy stated that they would not transfer their combat vessels to us command. madrid completely vetoed the eu’s participation in the naval operation against the houthis in the ms, although it lifted it a little later, with the caveat that it did not plan to take part. previously, the government's allied parties had already stated that they were uncomfortable participating on mission: us-led. the netherlands, denmark and norway refused to send their warships to fight the houthis, and following the example of australia, they will send only a few specialists to the us command center in bahrain. it seems that

this is the founding mission of the us navy was to protect freedom of navigation going back to 1798.sort of on some level going back to the roots of the navy, but this is a much harder problem even than piracy, because these are missiles being fired from within civilian areas in yemen and there are terrorists moving around so it is not a simple thing for a military taskforce from the navy to simply stop it but obviously we need to have safety if civilians and ships, they don't deserve to have missiles fired at them. hopefully the navy can do something about it. australian competition regulator has said airbnb will need to pay 20 million dollars in fines and compensation after federal court found it misled consumers. the company said it has already received 2000 claims. let's get more on this from monica miller. talk us through what this find is about. �* , . . through what this find is about. �* , ., ., , about. australian officials say really the _ about. australian officials say really the question _ about. australian officials say really the question was - about. australian offici

the us navy says it has sunk three boats in the red sea after they attacked a container ship off the the queen of denmark announced she will step down after 52 years on the throne. president putin says russia will not back down in ukraine as moscow carries out more drone attacks. and their sister by seeing in 2024, the latest city to welcome in the new year. hello, i'm nicky schiller. let's go live to dubai in the united arab emirates where they are welcoming in 2024. the centre piece is the burj, the world's tallest tower. the display has taken ten months to plan and includes 15,682 fireworks that are being fired from 365 positions. the show also includes over 6,600 lights. they will bounce of the tallest tower in the world. it has taken them ten months to produce this display which they say, the dubai officials, the brightest, biggest and most colourful fireworks show that they have ever had. let's just listen and to see thereby welcoming in 2024. ,

say a us navy miss. i'll talk to one of that writings event, the red sea, the welcome to the news, are it's 1900 dollars gmc, that's 9 o'clock in the evening, and garza went at least 166 people have been killed by is really a tax in the last 24 hours, the as many military as being older and people to in those and gaza to free southwards to the neighborhood of data by law. but i'm not in the science of struck these evacuation settings. now the government media office in gaza says at least 28 people have been killed in data about a or in the last 2 days. most scientists have released a new video of intense lighting in those causes a senior officer and he is really ami has been killed by raising the confirmed death total of his railey soldiers over the weekend to 15 key city squares or in ruins. this is send me back street markets in garza city. it was an intersection of commerce, culture and community foot mold of half a century. well, as you can see, intense right of showing has reduced it altered level.

this is the l founding mission of the us navy, to protect freedom of navigation, going back to 1798,rt of on some level going back to the roots of the navy. at this is a much harder problem than even piracy, because these are missiles being fired from within civilian areas in yemen, and there are terrorists moving around, so it is not a simple thing for a military task force from the navy to civilly stop it, but obviously when you have safety, civilians in ships don't deserve have missiles thrown at them, so let's see what the navy can do about it. let's turn our attention to japan, because today is the day toshiba gets delisted, ending its 7a—year stock market history. but generally speaking, its stock market is one of the best performers this year. the nikkei 225 is up almost 30% partly thanks to the weakness of its currency, the yen, which helps the country's exporters. its ultra loose monetary policy plays a key role aimed at beating decades of falling prices known as deflation, and after yesterday's decision by the bank ofjapan, people are wondering how much longer they'll keep

the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea after they attacked a container shipmen. the queen of denmark announces she will step down after 52 years on the throne. president putin says russia won't back down in ukraine, as moscow carries out more drone attacks. a spectacular fireworks display in bangkok, as cities around the world welcome in 202a. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the middle east. the us military says its helicopters have destroyed three small boats in an attack on a container ship in the southern red sea. it's the second assault by iran—backed houthi rebels on the ship within 2a hours. the us says the gunmen who launched the raid from yemen attacked in four boats, coming within 20 metres of the vessel. the fourth craft fled the area. the houthi rebels say their actions are in protest against the gaza war, where there have been more air strikes by israel. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is insisting that the war in gaza will continue until all hostages have been released and hamas has been dismantled. this report is from shai

or he's looking at small, well, these headlines and footage released by the us navy shows of worship on the red sea firing missiles to intercept drones and broke it for us. as connie has reported the repelled several attacks of the past weeks from humans with the rebels, the around back to militant grid back to me. what's in group rather say is there a tax i am to stop is rouse offensive in the gaza strip. and the supreme court has upheld them they've taken 3 years ago by the hindu nationalist. nobody administration to revert the special status of jemma and test me. that status had historically granted the muslim majority bridge and a major political autonomy. my court also awarded state collections to be held in general and catch me by the end of september 2020 for the philippines. as some of the china's ambassador and signalled he's possible expulsion of a weekend confrontations between ships on the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels blasted board and cannons and several philippines boats and close to collision by ging says, responsibility lies with the philippines. show a

this is the founding mission of the us navy was to protect freedom of navigation going back to 1798.s sort of on some level going back to the roots of the navy, but this is a much harder problem even than piracy, these are missiles being fired from within civilian areas in yemen and there are terrorists moving around so it is not a simple thing for a military taskforce from the navy to simply stop it but obviously we need to have safety if civilians and ships, they don't deserve to have missiles fired at them. hopefully the navy can do something about it. the indian premier league has smashed its record for its most expensive player with a winning bid of almost $3 million for the australian mitchell starc. the kolkata knight riders security fast bowler who will return to the ipl after an eight year absence. let's bring in our correspondence. the excitement aside, guess it does go to show how lucrative this port is becoming. absolutely. and i'm going _ port is becoming. absolutely. and i'm going to _ port is becoming. absolutely. and i'm going to get - port is becoming. absolutely. an

all right, here's a look now some more world news headlines. us navy video shows of worship in the red sea firing missiles to intercept drones and rocket fi. you assess, connie has repelled several attacks by humans for the rebels in recent weeks. the around fact militant groups i, they, i need to stop as well as offensive in the gaza strip to the philippines as someone's sean is ambassador of the confrontations between ships and the south china sea. manila says chinese vessels, boston border canons at several philippines boats. and course, the collision by june blames the philippines. china claims almost the entire south china sea, in defiance of international rulings. india supreme court has upheld the cancellation of the special status at yahoo and kashmir by the hindus. nationalist modi administration 3 years ago. and most of the majority region previously enjoyed a major political economy. that court also ordered just me a to hold state election. and then you dropped agreement at the you in climate conference into by board is down possible action on limiting global warming. the la

this is the founding mission of the us navy was to protect freedom of navigation going back to 1798. of on some level going back to the roots of the navy, but this is a much harder problem even than piracy, these are missiles being fired from within civilian areas in yemen and there are terrorists moving around so it is not a simple thing trey a military dust was from the navy to simply stop it but obviously we need to have safety if civilians and ships, they don't deserve to have missiles fired at them. hopefully the navy can do something about it.- hopefully the navy can do something about it. let's turn our attention _ something about it. let's turn our attention to _ something about it. let's turn our attention to japan. - something about it. let's turn our attention to japan. today | our attention to japan. today is the day toshiba gets delisted, ending its 7a year stock market history. generally speaking it has been a very good year with the stock market with the nikkei 225 up almost 30%. one driver behind this is the weakening caused byjapan�*s negative interest rates and yest

. >> and high alert as the us navy responds to another wave of attacks in the red sea. concerns grow that the war between hamas and israel could expand. that's next when "andrea mitchell reports" is back in just 60 seconds. you're watching msnbc. k in just 60 seconds. you're watching msnbc. >>> an american warship shot done several drones over the red sea on sunday launched by houthi rebels. according to u.s. officials, around the same time, three commercial ships were hit by missiles fired from houthi controlled areas of yemen. joining us now is pentagon correspondent. this seems like a real escalation by the houthis. >> it's important to point out the houthis there, an iranian-backed group in yemen, backed by iran and they provide them with some of the weapons probably including the one u.s. officials believe we've seen them launch over the last several weeks. but despite the fact that some of these iranian-backed groups have quieted their activities during the truce or cease fire in gaza, the houthis continue to operate and they really stepped up their actions yester

the us central command said that navy helicopters destroyed three of four small boats used by the iranian—backeds they attempted to board a container ship. this footage released last month shows some of the group's armed militias dropping from a helicopter and seizing a cargo ship in the southern red sea. the houthis have claimed that their attacks on this vital shipping route are directed at vessels linked to israel, in response to its conflict with hamas. as this year draws to a close there is no end in sight for the war in gaza or the suffering of its people. let's get more on that red sea attack now. rear admiral dr chris parry is a former royal navy warfare officer, strategic forecaster and writer. he gave us his assessment of events. well, i think it's a continuation of the pressure that iran, through the houthis, is trying to apply to free world nations to try and offset the support that they're giving to israel. they're not too fussy about some of the vessels that they are attacking. originally, of course, they said they were attacking those with israeli connections. they've become a lot

he is an employee of the intelligence department of the us navy, who has the title of the greatest spy of the century due to the high volume of information theft. hollard is accused of providing israel with classified information that the us obtained from various countries during his tenure. has set. fullard was arrested in 1985 and sentenced to life imprisonment. he was the only american citizen who was sentenced to life imprisonment for spying for an ally. the paper volume of documents that this american intelligence analyst had sold to the israeli regime and related parties within a year. something about 110 cubic meters has been announced. two years had passed since pollard's imprisonment when the zionist regime admitted its role in pollard's espionage. although he was not willing to accept the payment, the regime officially apologized to the united states. a number of american officials were against the release of this zionist spy. like soldi and former president george tenet, and a group of members of congress from both parties. these people believed that the damage caused to ame

use the opinion of the us navy, as we said, to spy on the tunnels of hamas and the resistance in gaza. thank you very much, mr. taghaviya, for talking to us . i say goodbye to you. be us it's different with you. peace be with you. the world is different with you. when we say "o ali", it means we are closing. "mola ali, pledge your allegiance. say whatever it is . you are the light in the eyes of the oppressor. say , "it is good that you will appear. every night and every day, my heart is with mahdiyya, the most beautiful ." either hossein today or mahdiyeh, it is good that my heart is with mahdiyeh every night and every day, the most beautiful. or hossein today or mahdiyeh, let's say it's over, commander , i must say, commander, the first of every greeting, commander , commander, say hello. commander, commander, greetings , commander, greetings, khyber or zion , i am your opponent. haider, haider or sahion, i am your opponent. khyber khyber or sahion, i am your opponent. i am inside the truth. i should be in the soil of this land of faith, hosseiniyeh should be the imam of iran. ghash

the kremlin claimed us navy submarines would dock here. in 2020, georgia's government cancelled the contract. the case has gone to international arbitration. mamuka khazaradze, who led the project, has gone into politics. it is the biggest, biggest problem you have with this government, because they are serving russian interests. because anaklia is not in the russian interest to be built. and proof of it, you see that in 20km of from anaklia, the ochamchira military base is under construction now. the government says it is reviving the port project. it denies acting in russian�*s interests. absurd. it's absurd. but it admits georgia is under constant threat from its northern neighbour. in the last 30 years, we had three wars with russia. if there is something, we are there alone, fighting russians. we do not have the nato security umbrella. we do not have the eu's economic solidarity. but what georgians might get by the end of this year is eu candidate status. like ukrainians, they see themselves as victims of russian aggression, and while

three us navy spaniards, the aircraft carrier dwight esenhaur with escort ships and the french frigatemost a year ago maritime group to defend against piracy in the red sea, now the backbone of the us-declared operation against yemen's houthis. the palestinian-israeli conflict, which flared up with renewed vigor, led to the fact that the rebels in yemen, without regard for the western squadron pushing along its shores, began to attack one after another. there that were going to israeli ports. it all started a month ago with the seizure of the bulk carrier galaxy lider, the ship was towed to the coast of yemen and turned into a local one. bahrain, the only gulf country to support the american operation, the houthis' demands to stop the bloodshed of all three gases in the middle east are completely shared, and the yemeni group ansar allah itself calls the creation of a military coalition led by the united states another hostile step against palestine. since the beginning of the war in gaza, it was washington that supplied israel with bombs, which planes dropped in the hundreds per day on

iran's islamic revolution gas cour has released footage of a us navy aircraft cavier as it left the straight of hormos as well as a warning to the ship to avoid provocation by this is sep navy. but your helicopter is are flying unprofessional and provactive you copy keep your helicopter away from my vessel us warship for your information, i have some speed boat going to you, advise you to keep your helicopter away from my vessel over, this is warship 58, understand all over in reaction to the incident, the commander of the iogc's naval forces said the us fleet was being closely monitored during his presence in the persian gulf, rear admiral ari rezor... tanks cb added that the presence of the strike group is only meant for propaganda and has no operational significance. eisenhower aircraft carrier entered the persian golf in late november and left through the straight of hormones on december the fifth. people in the afghan capital carboll have held a gathering in a display of solidarity with palestinians. the event aimed to raise a... about the ongoing plight of the palestinian people and to

iran's islamic revolution gas core has released footage of a us navy aircraft carrier as it left the straight of hormos as well as a warning to the ship to avoid provocation. byv this your helicopter are flying unprofessional. keep your helicopter away from my vessel. for your information, i have some speed boat going to you, advise you to keep your helicopter away from my vessel,ip understand all over in reaction to the incident, the commander of the irgc's naval forces said the us fleet was being closely monitored during his. presence in the persian gulf, reer admiral alsiri added that the presence of the strike group is only meant for propaganda and has no operation significance. eisenhower aircraft carrier entered the persian gulf in late november and left through the street of homos on december the 5th. un officials have sounded the alarm over the worsening humanitarian situation in gaza. they said no place has been spared from israeli air strikes, including locations that should be protected under the law of war. the un officials say half of the population in gaza are starving.

an ex-admiral of the us navy brings even greater criticism to zelinsky.west, kiev is unlikely to hold out for more than a year, after a year, anyway, negotiations will still be on putin’s terms.

the us central command said that navy helicopters destroyed three of four small boats used by the iranian—backed attempted to board a container ship. this footage released last month shows some of the group's armed militias dropping from a helicopter and seizing a cargo ship in the southern red sea. the houthis have claimed that their attacks on this vital shipping route are directed at vessels linked to israel in response to its conflict with hamas. as this year draws to a close there is no end in sight for the war in gaza or the suffering of its people. we are joined now by dr sabri saidam, deputy secretary general of the palestinian fatah party's central committee. he's in ramallah. thank you very much for being with us. i want to look ahead, if i can to what happens after a potential war and there is some suggestion that your party has been having conversations with the us about potentially taking over control of gaza in the event of an end to this war. can you tell us about those conversations on what you have decided? , ,., ., conversations on what you have decided? , ., , decided? yes. go

and will also expedite a former military contract are linked to a major corruption scandal in the us navy, us secretary of state, honest me bank and said the government is washington freed. more americans being held across the while. now the top costs in the us state of colorado has disqualified donald trump from appearing on the presidential primary ballot, the full 2024, colorado supreme court says involved at the form the president, because of the us constitution is cool on an interaction and release it to his alleged role in the a time in the us capital. on january 6th, 2021. being bought from the ballot in colorado alone may not impact his run for the presidency next year. thoughts if all the states follow suit, it could throw his campaign into chaos, and the trump campaign, meanwhile, has vowed to appeal all that set for main associates, hey, remember, you can always find more on alba, 0, dot com, state, change the street the these are the names of the people killed in gaza over the last 2 months. each one of them, a person with a family people who loved them, hopes and dreams. take

direction or in the proximity of this some man drone as it was patrolling the us probably thought the us navy probably thought that this was a an encouragement or this was an advancement from yeman's army. they fired towards this uh merchant ship, this vessel that had nothing to do with what is happening between uh, you know the military reinforcements in the redc and yemen's military activities, yet it was still targeted, and i think what the spokesperson for yemen lot is alluding to is that more merchant uh and and cargo ships are going to be in danger, not from the yemeni army or yemen's naval forces, but they're going to be in danger because... because of these, this heavy us back military advancement in the red see as the yemani government, as the yemani army has mentioned, the only thing that they're targeting in the red sea are ships linked to the israeli regime, they will continue to target these ships, but it doesn't necessarily mean that this is the closing of major international shipping lane like bab and menda, because the only entity that's being targeted in the red sea is that o

but this energizes the us navy to have a more robust presence in asia, which it has maintained to varying reefs right up to this very best. and so from that perspective, when you look at the united states really broadly as an asiatic pacific power 1863 and then of course shenandoah in 1864 and 65, energize the us navy to operate more and more, to have more and more of a presence in the world. we know that there is the indo-pacific and so that's something worth remember as well and worth recalling in 1863. but. all of this throw something else out with the changes coming in 1863 as the union army moves further into south and occupies more territory. and now we have the emancipation proclamation in effect, and we have, you know, active recruiting of colored in the south, you know they're establishing camps and bases and recruiting stations in occupied southern territory for southern civilians this is the point of no turning back. i mean there's their social system is being dismantled in front of them and they can't do anything about it with the union army occupation of the union army doesn'

the us navy says it's sunk three houthi rebel boats in the red sea, after they attacked a container shipk down in ukraine, as moscow carries out more drone attacks. dubai puts on a spectacular lights show, as celebrations take place around the world to welcome in 202a. i want to take it to two more nations that are welcoming in 2024 bytes now but in very different ways. let's start in qatar. this is a lieu sale city, the nation's second city and officials are promising the first of its kind celebration with a synchronised drone display and that certainly makes the case and there. can see the city packed with people to watch those fireworks go off. 2024 being projected into one of the big buildings in the capital city. they are using lasers and also fireworks in qatar. like a lot of the rest of

or is it mainly a defense against any projectiles that may be directed towards the us navy or france. on this matter, and as if after that he went on vacation, while making deadlines the existence of ukraine to last for three seasons, winter, spring and summer, then there was complete oblivion about what was happening in israel, and what was happening with the temptations, even more so, that is... actually , guys, you why did they get in there, what did you untie? yes, they will celebrate christmas in the red sea, in the gulf of adam, but what are they going to do there, planes are already flying, so you need to do something like that, or if you pulled out some kind of sword in the arab countries, then it should either wave to someone there head or something is not pulling him out, but the dream will already pull him out, then there should be a military operation, but there is no military operation, because it was a spontaneous decision, most likely, it was necessary to react somehow, they reacted, but in order to... carry out they bombed anyway, and the houthis have missile weapons,

training isis and al nousera and daish elements, i wouldn't be surprised if lloyd austin and the us navy uh... foolishly tried to wage war against the huthies and iran, and it ended up with the sinking of the entire american fleet and the red sea, the persian gulf and the mediterranean. so uh, this is a war that inevitably belongs to the victory of the palestinian people. they simply need to continue to endure. what needs to happen of course is turkey and uh, pakistan, and africa and indonesia, and indeed all of the islamic muslim world needs. to be providing like the united arab emirates just did, providing desalienation plants, providing food, providing floatillas, uh, naval floatillas. thanks lot sir, political commentator, scott bennet joining us from san francisco. moving on, israel's atrocities on the gaza strip show no sign of abating as the death tool from the regimes and discriminate strikes that started on october the 7th near is 19,700 according to the palestinian health ministry in gaza. at least 100 people have been killed in israeli strikes during the past 24 hours, it said