us navyjets. this footage is from one of the two uk raf strikes. 6 sites were targeted 16 sites, including in the capital city sana'a. they included what the us called command and control centres, munitions depots, launching systems, production facilities and air defence radar systems. houthi leaders said five people were killed, and threatened to retaliate. the raids were in response to houthi attacks on ships in the red sea, which they say is in response to israel's attacks in gaza. fighters have been targeting ships with armed drones and missiles and boarding them. the british prime minister called the strikes �*necessary and proportionate�* in order to protect global trade in one of the world's busiest sea lanes. the raids have been criticised by russia, turkey and the houthis' key backer, iran. the turkish president erdogan, accused the us and britain of trying to turn the red sea into a �*sea of blood'. we'll bring you analysis on who the houthis are, why the attacks are happening now. but first, with the very latest, on what exactly happened

from that coalition, the us and uk took the lead for the strikes on yemeny positions with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. the strikes have come mostly from the us carriers. there are six of them, as will appear here, as you can see, the biggest one being uss dwight eisenhower aircraft carrier. the uk involvement, much more... limited in assets and strikes, deployment-wise, one destroyer deployed in the region. in both attacks, the uk deployed british typhoon jets, like from its uh airbase in cyprus, to target yemen. interestingly, four british fighter jets were used in each instance. in the first attack, over 60 targets were hit in two rounds, which involved some casualties, and in both attacks, types of targets hit were things like command and... control notes, munition depos, launching systems, production facilities and air defense radar systems, but the damage on the yeemeni army's assets was minimal, unlike what the us tried to portray, even the new york times reported after the first attack that much of hothi's offensive ability remained intact afte

and now joining us for an extended coverage and some extent conversation on this uh us uk air strikes on yemen is barry grossman international. here joining us from bally, indonesia, and john stepling, author and commentator joining us from inderoy, norway. john like to welcome you both to the program, i guess uh, barry will start there um with you in bali, um, these uh retaliatory operations, the yemenis are taking out in support the gazans, um, there's a lot of, i mean, honestly the palestinians expected this from number of arab leaders and arab countries to step up uh once this atroc the atrocities by this. started, but yemenis are are more than familiar perhaps with attempted colonization, with the despair, the displacement, the disease, the hunger, and uh, perhaps that's why they stepped up to the plate uh quicker than anyone. well, absolutely, and anybody who supports palestinian cause, uh, is, as we speak, no doubt saluting the great effort being made by yemen and by the houti. "even after they themselves have endured years of a of dodgy embargo imposed by the united nations an

head of the supreme political council of yemen has warned us and uk against any aggression on his country. mati almasad said us must know the yemen is a graveyard for. top official said us and uk are responsible for a militarization of the red sea and not yemen, he added, ending israelt on gaza is the only solution for the current problems. will not stop supporting palestine despite america's aggression, meanwile spokesman for yemen's armed forces has vowed revenge after us and uk carried out air strikes on yemen. "the us and british enemies bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against our yemani people and will not go and answered and unpunished uh spokesman said the us and british military is carried out 73 strikes targeting the capital sana and four other yemeny cities sorry said off offensive killed five yemini armed forces and injured six others. yemen says his operations in the red sea pose no threat to..." international shipping as attacks are only aimed at israeli bound vessels. yemen's promis to continue its attacks until gaza genocide ends. eemenis from all wor

t locked-in in terms of what we might see from the uk and the us.- see from the uk and the us. counle of _ see from the uk and the us. i think for a couple of reasons. _ see from the uk and the us. i think for a couple of reasons. first - see from the uk and the us. i think for a couple of reasons. first of - for a couple of reasons. first of all the strikes is the prudish thing that british prime minister has set out is of vital uk interest at stake. this is about trade with our economy, our prosperity and therefore is not something you can simply let pass. if you start by making the statement of the 16 strikes this morning you must assume that those strikes will not be the end of the matter and you must absolutely be prepared to do it again if it's necessary or you will be accused of making some sort of token gesture but dropping back into endemic strategic weakness that's not to the uk's advantage. the war he is always _ not to the uk's advantage. the war he is always been _ not to the uk's advantage. the war he is always been of— not to the uk's advantage. the war he is alw

us out of yemen, uk out of yemen, hands off yemen. protesters chanted a hands off yemen now and let yemen live, they held banners reading stop us, bombing of yemen, the activist are accusing biden administration of threating to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting the israeli onslot on palestinians, they call for emergency mobility. ation across the us to protest these war mongering moves and jordanians once again take to the streets of aman in solidarity with palestinians in gaza amed brutal israeli strikes, but this time protests also saw him reaffirming a support for yemen, which has been hit by israel's allies. now reina did not prevent jordanians from boising support for gazans who've been subjected to us backed israeli genocide campaign for about 100 days, also expressed support for palestinian resistance, movement hamas denouncing israely plans to forcibly displace gozins. demonstrators also... condem strikes by the us and britain on yemen, bahrain also saw similar protest with participants condemning the str

the us and the uk have launched a new round of air strikes on yemen. after the recent success. yemeni army operation targeting the american military ship ocean jazz in the gulf of aden, the us and uk conducted new series of air strikes targeting eight positions in the capital sana. despite the yemeny attack on the us ship, the us military denies it, asserting continuous communication with the ocean jazz throughout its journey. the naval forces of the yemani army carried out a military operation targeting an american. military cargo ship ocean jazz in the gulf of aiden using appropriate naval missiles. the yemani armed forces affirmed that retaliation against american and british attacks is inevitable and any new aggression will not go unpunished. military experts believe that the fresh air strikes against yemen contradict is claims that the yemani attack is false. and then the us denies our attack on the sheep and then launches a strikes. against us, this is an act of revenge and the us is trying to prove that it's a stronger. the american denial conferences that the strike was

meanwhile, spokesperson for yemen's armed forces has vowed revenge after us and uk carried out these air strikes on the country. the us and british enemies bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against our yemani people and will not go and answer. and unpunished. the spokesman said a us and british militaries carried out 73 strikes targeting capital sana and four other yemen cities. sorry said offensive killed five yemeni armed forces and injured six others. yemen says this operations in the red sea pose no threat to international shipping as attacks are only aimed at israeli linked vessels. yemen's promised to continue such attacks until gaza gene. ends: yes from all works of life took to the streets of the capital sunna to decry the us-britain strikes that targeted several cities across yemen early friday in support of israel. they also denounced the us drafted resolution on the red sea that was adopted by the united nations security council shortly before the strikes. the protesters also reaffirmed the support. for the country's pro- palestine operations despite th

held nationwide rallies to pledge their support from the armed forces in a wake of strikes by the us and uk on their country. reactions pour in following the us said aggression on yemen. with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace, and united nations says israel prevents delivery of aid to people in the devastated gaza strip as the death tool from bombings rise past 23,700. hello and welcome everybody, it's 9:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehra on watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, head of the supreme political council of yemen has warned the us and uk against any aggression on his country. mahti al-masashat said us must note that yemen is the graveyard of invaders, the top official said the us and uk are responsible for militarization of the red sea, not yemen, he added that ending israeli unslot on gaza is the only solution for the current problems, not invading yemeni territory. amashad said sana will not stop supporting palestine despite the american aggression, meanwile the spokesman for yemen's armed fo

blocking israeli bound ships from sailing to the red save, and russia's one ambassador warns the us and the uk of filing a regional war, condemning the strikes on yemen as unauthorized. 3:30 pm capital, tehron, this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. no words can describe the magnitude of devastation caused by nearly 100 days of renletness israeltment of gaza, where reports of the regime's bloodshit have become routine. frish israeli attacks have taken the lives of 20 palestin. an area northwest of gaza's old city. 12 other palestinians, most of them kids, have all been killed in an artillery strike on a residential building in the southern city of raffa. israely war planes also bombarded the vicinity of alasa hospital in the central city of deralbala. the regime's bombing campaign against gaza since october the 7th has claimed the lives of over 23,800 people so far. majority of those killed are women and children. the death doll is addition to tens of thousands of injured people. as well as those who are still missing under the rubble of bombed out buildings. the palestinian ambassador

you it doesn't work out how committed to the us and uk need to be?— the us and uk need to be? ng it for— the us and uk need to be? you could keep doing it for a _ the us and uk need to be? you could keep doing it for a while _ the us and uk need to be? you could keep doing it for a while if— the us and uk need to be? you could keep doing it for a while if they - keep doing it for a while if they continue to fire missiles, they could — continue to fire missiles, they could keep doing it. i think there is a bit of— could keep doing it. i think there is a bit of diplomacy to be done here is— is a bit of diplomacy to be done here is that ironically, the saudis are in— here is that ironically, the saudis are in the middle of a ceasefire with— are in the middle of a ceasefire with the houthis, having been involved in a civil war in yemen, they— involved in a civil war in yemen, they are engaged in a ceasefire. they— they are engaged in a ceasefire. they have also got... trying to have some progress with iran. the egyptians and saudis might have some influence on iran but it depends h

the us always denies being attacked to maintain its prestige before other countries. according to the uk ministry of defense, us fighter jets from the carrier uss eisenhower participated in monday strikes for raf typhoons supported by pair of voyager tankers joined the us forces. yemen's ansarullah officials state that american british aggression is not new and has persisted since. 2015 vowing retaliation against any western attacks. new strikes by american and british forces were launch while the yemani armed forces have warned against new aggression against the... country, yemany people as well as political analysts suggest that continuous western attacks will not demon's naval operations against israeli linked vessels in the red sea reporting for pr tv earlier in our explainer program we elaborated on the recent strikes on yemen by the us and the uk and how they will impact the global economy. tensions in the red sea due to the us is... genocidal war on the gaza strip have been exacerbated by the us, especially after attacking yemen, along with the uk twice, by militarizing the red se

the us and the uk launched dozens of strikes against houthi targets in yemen on thursday night, and therear site which it says was being used by the group. the action is in response to houthi rebels attacking vessels in the red sea, causing huge international shipping delays. our correspondent hugo bachega reports. before and after — these satellite images show the impact of the american and british attacks on houthi targets in yemen. the us says airfields and weapons storage depots were destroyed. overnight, the us carried out more strikes, targeting a radarfacility in the capital, sanaa. british forces were not involved. american officials say the strikes are designed to reduce the ability of the houthis to attack ships in the red sea and called them "legitimate and proportionate". the houthis, who captured a ship in december, say they are acting to support palestinians in gaza and to hit israel's allies. iran gives them weapons and training and the houthis say the attacks will continue unless there is a ceasefire in gaza. the attacks have disrupted the key red sea trade route — commerc

has targeted yemen in the past uh at least one encounter, he says we will now target us and uk vessels as well. israel bound vessels are being targeted now us and the uk are part of that equation for the yemenese, this is fixed issue he said nothing can change it, uh, us and uk have violated our sovereignty by attacking us days ago, the us fails to learn the lessons of the past like the war on yemen. some of the highlights there by uh the statements of the leader abdul malik al huti uh for a quick break here on press tv at the top the hour as usual a recap of the top stories do stay with us it's bye-bye for now we're not supposed to talk about demonate because it's a secret this jewish state have 200 atomic we have hydrogen bomb all the other nuclear plants in the world are monitored but not the ones in israel. كان يشتغل بدون اي نوع من انواع الاجراءات الوقايه على العكس تماما نفس الزلمه اللي كان يجيب له الاكل او الشرب كان يكون متخذ كافه الاجراءات الاحتياطيه هذا الموضوع ما بفهم فيه رحم الله الاردن واسرائيل هناك معاهده السلام ونحن ملتزمين ببنودها نتمنى انه دمونه يرحل عنه لانه هو ا

from that coalition, the us and uk took the lead for the strikes on yemeny positions with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands. the strikes have come mostly from the us carriers, there are six of them, as will appear here, as you can see, the biggest one being uss dwight eisenhower aircraft carrier, the uk involvement much more limited in assets and strikes, deployment wise, one destroyer deployed in the region, in both attacks the uk deployed british typhoon jets like from its uh airbase in cyprus to target yemen. interestingly, four british fighter jets were used in each instance, in the first attack over 60 targets were hit in two rounds which involved so okay, day of technical problems, apologize uh for that again, now iran's foreign minister, is in new york to attend a security council meeting on the situation in the middle east, ahead of that meeting, the top iran diplomat stated that tehran had warned the us and the uk about the ramifications of their strikes on yemen, he believes that the move is a strategic mistake. we had sent a message to americans

a number of these have been confirmed by the uk's ministry of defence. the usas said over 100 weapons were fired at 16 houthi locations. the uk, meanwhile, has said it's been involved in strikes in two locations, and this is all in response to repeated houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. the houthis released this video in november of them seizing a cargo ship which they've been holding with its crew off the yemeni coast. they've been targeting ships heading to israel or those which they believe have israeli connections following the outbreak and most of these attacks have all been in this narrow channel in the red sea called the bab—el—mandeb, separating africa from yemen. over 17 ships have been targeted so far and this is part of a vital shipping route. to the north is the suez canal, which connects to asia and europe. around 12% of global trade goes through it. and some of the ships the houthis are attacked are heading to israel or have israeli connections. the uk has said the strikes are intended to limit the houthis�* capability to violat

general sorry described as inevitable yemen's retaliation for the aggression by the us and uk. he added any new strike on yemen will not go answered or unpunished. us has confirmed attack its ship. the pentagon says it was a... third attack by the yemenes this week on us owned vessels in and around the red sea, and that is a crucial lane for international trade, retentions have been spiking over the past two months. yemen has been attacking israely linked ships and retaliation for the regime's genocidal campaign in gaza, tensions in the red sea have escalated further in the past week after us and uk began air strikes on yemen, signing what they call threats to international shipping. joining us now from the eminy capital sun is abdul latif al washali press tv correspondent hello abdul latif i hope you are safe and doing well out there my friend what can you tell us with respect to these uh anti-israely anti-us and possibly according to general yahya sari even anti-uk ships in the future uh operations thank you so much the yemini army has made it clear since the beginning of the

us in uk carry out air strikes on several yemini cities including the capital sana. in the red sea. the government insona says washington. and london will pay heavy price. yay protesters pour into the streets and northern city of saada condemning latest us lead aggression against their country. riley was dubbed promised conquest with protesters pledging support for the yemini army. they also denounced israely genocide in gaza. and reactions continue pouring in.

and always, it seems to come down to the us and the uk?— the us and the uk? the us and the uk? while, that is the cost of being great _ the us and the uk? while, that is the cost of being great powers, i the us and the uk? while, that isj the cost of being great powers, of having the military strength that we do and of course, the willingness to use it. but we are not the only ones and i would argue, and i imagine that there are conversations happening behind the scenes about the need for others to step up and play a role in securing international shipping. well, we have a un _ international shipping. well, we have a un security _ international shipping. well, we have a un security council- international shipping. well, we | have a un security council being called by russia on exactly this a little later. we will see if there are contributions that approach some of those arguments and thoughts put forward. gina abercrombie—winstanley, thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. good to talk to you. you too. with more — news. good to talk to you. you too

so-called coalition against yemen called operation prosperity guardian. 20 countries in all like the us, uk and australia, their mission patrolling the red sea waters near yemen in what they perceive to be the yeameni army threat. from that coalition, the us and the uk took the lead for the strikes on yemeny positions with the support of australia, bahrain, canada, the netherlands, maybe the others just cheered them on. looking here at what the you are, there are six of them to be specific, as you can see here uh, the big one is the uss dwight the eisenhower aircraft carrier, the uk involvement, much more limited in assets and strikes, deployment wise, one destroyer deployed in the region, but outside of that, four british typhoon jets flew in from major uk airbase all the way from uh cyprus and then comes the strike, so we're going to take a look at uh what these strikes entailed and where they actually hit, but numbers w... uh over 60 targets were hit at 16 different locations, that was the first round of the attacks, there was a second round which involved the 13 other uh strikes totalin

joins us now to explain what exactly happened there. well thank you kava for having me uh the uh us and the uk have attacked yemen on three occasions and true to the words of the yemeny army they have intern militarized the red sea region with the aim of distracting the world from the us-israel genocidal war on gaza. first the us formed the coalition of the so-called coalition of countries against yemen with the inclusion of the uk and australia called operation prosperity guardian. 20 countries and all like the us, uk, australia, and their mission is patrolling the red sea waters near yemen, where they perceived to be the yemeni army threat. from that coalition, the us and the uk took the lead. for the strikes on yemeny uh positions with the support of australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands, and maybe the others just cheer them on. looking here at the where the us assets are, uh, there are six of them, as you can see here, the biggest one down there is the uss dwight eisenhower aircraft carrier, the uk involvement much more limited in assets and strikes, deployment wise uh one destroy

the us in the uk trying to say this. ust about protecting internationalshipping. i think it's difficult for people to swallow in a sense that it's not entirely accurate because it's still linked to the middle east war. they don't want the arab world to see this as a western military force. they know it has the potential to create further escalation. what they're trying to prevent is a wider flare—up, a spread, and escalation. we're now seeing a kind of narrative battlefield escalating as well. that's a really interesting point, tom. thank you so much. i'm sure it will continue in the coming days, so we will look for your report. tom bateman, thank you so much. let's look at some other stories making news. there's been a 30—fold increase in the number of people contracting measles across europe, with cases in the uk also on the rise. the west midlands, is seeing its highest infection rates in 30 years. phil mackie has the story. this week, the who said there had been 30,000 cases, where is the whole of 2022, there have jus

thank you so much, since the first day of the aggression of the uk and us aggression against yemen, the yemen army has made it clear that they will target any ship or vessel that is linked to not only israel but also to the uk and the us and you know today army conducted two operations within hours and this is approved to the uk and to the us and also to the international community. that the uk and us aggression against yemen against yemeny territories against the yemen army has failed to undermine the capabilities of the yemani army and to stop the yemini army operations in the rid and also in the gulf and the yemani army will absolutely keep targeting the american and british ships and also the israeli linked ships this ship was heading towards the occupied ports in palestine the yemani army will absolutely keep targeting those ships until they stop the war even if they stop the aggression against yemen, the yemen army will continue its operations until the siege that is imposed against our brothers in palestine uh is ended and also the genocidal war that is being carried out by israe

they've also been targeting american and british ships in retaliation for us uk aggression against yemen. drink us now from sana is hussein al-bukaiti, activist and political commentator. hello hussain, pleasure to check in with you, hope you're safe and doing well out there in yemen. your thoughts about this back and forth that's going on and where we are at right now in the game between us forces there in the red sea and the yemenese armed forces. i mean it has been really clear that even though with the united states and uk as they say have struck as they describe missile launch site with. that yemani army actually has extend its attack like yesterday they start to target uh um british uh ships like they did with the so-called marlin launder. is a british own oil tanker that was been hit and struck by a missile fired from yemani army in the gulf of eden and it was set on fire and this is a clear message that now yemani army is extending its attack to target uh any ship that's actually uh owned by by uh by any british company or based in britain because they are not going to allow unit

— the us and uk act now? timing is alwa s the us and uk act now? ays significant, as _ the us and uk act now? timing is always significant, as is _ the us and uk act now? timing is always significant, as is context i always significant, as is context behind these kind of surgical attacks. i think there has been a lead up of events over the past few days, weeks and indeed months and even stretching back beyond that. the houthis have constituted or threatened to disrupt maritime security in the red sea for a number of years and this is not necessarily a new development, with the scope and severity of the escalation is certainly new and connected to the israel— hamas war in gaza. this would not have been a decision taken easily by the us and the uk and i believe washington felt that it was stuck between a rock and a hard place, choosing to re—establish deterrence in a significant way, whilst the same time, avoiding the escalation that analysts and indeed the peoples of the middle east are so anxious about. haste the peoples of the middle east are so an

yeah, army says, us and uk bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against the country, pledging. retaliation. reactions continue pouring in following us led aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front in the region warning of threats to regional and international peace. an international court of justice brings second day of hearings a law suit by south africa over israeli regime's geneside in gaza. hello everyone, it's 2 pm in the emmini capital sunnah and you're watching press tv world news. now yeven has vowed revenge after us and uk carried out air strikes on the country. the american and british enemy birds. full responsibility for its criminal aggression against our yemani people and it will not go unanswered and unpunished. spokesman said us and british militaries carried out 73 strikes targeting capital sana and four other yemeni cities sorry said offensive killed five yemen armed forces and injured six strikes on yemen were launched from air and sea late thursday they were conducted at the us president's direction. and support from australia, canada,

us navy vessels on tuesday. in a statement, prime minister rishi sunak said the uk stands up for freedom and the free flow of trade the strikes were limited and necessary. the us presidentjoe biden said the strikes were in direct response —— this morning, us central command released this footage of military planes taking off from an aircraft carrier at sea. the us presidentjoe biden said the strikes were in direct response to unprecedented houthi attacks against international maritime vessels in the red sea. the houthis, helped by iran, have plenty more missiles and have vowed to use them, which is why the us and uk say they must now bear the consequences. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. what has been the reaction to all of this in the region? there is a big fear about escalation, isn't there? that is right, it has been linked to the possibilities of regional escalation in the war in gaza. israel has not formally commented on what is happening but we have had hamas say that the us and the uk will bear responsibility for those strikes, for the impact on the security of the middle east. they have strongly condemned the st

and earlier we spoke to hussain. a yemeni activist and political commentator out of sana, he told us uknian people and its result and repercussions. yemenis are also following what's happening with all their feelings. if what happened to the palestinian people had happened to other people in the world, the situation would have been the same, the palestinian people have been suffering for 75 years from continuous occupation, displacement, killing and indiscriminate attacks, and they need us to stand with them, as we have one language, one religion, and as we are both suffering from oppression, protesters condemn the aggression of the us and uk against their country, while also expressing readiness to stand against the entire world in support of their palestinian brothers, the goal of the american british aggression was to stop the yemani army's naval attacks, but they completely failed in achieving this goal. the strikes continue and nothing has happened except that they have involved themselves in the ongoing conflict and are seeking to bring in other countries as well. they are now bei

held nationwide rallies to pledge their support for the armed forces and wake of strikes by the us and the uk on their country. reactions pour in following the us. aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace, and the united nations says israel prevents delivery of aid to people in the devastated gaza strip as the death tool from the bombings rise past 23,700. hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital tehran watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, yemen has vowed revenge after the us and uk carried out air strikes on the country. the american and british enemy bird full responsibility for its criminal league. the spokesman said the us and british military carried out 73 strikes targeting the capital sano and four other yemen cities said the offense have killed five yemeny armed forces and injured six others. the strikes on yemen were launched from air and sea late on thursday. they were conducted at the us president's direction and with the support of australia, canada. the

ellie costello , the us and the uk costello, the us and the uk forces have carried out airstrikes against as a result. >> it's a joint response to the attacks by the iranian backed houthis on ships in the red sea , houthis on ships in the red sea, while the houthi deputy foreign minister warns the us and the uk will pay a heavy price for this blatant aggression and insists its attacks both on israel and on commercial ships in the red sea, will continue . sea, will continue. >> in response to israel's war in gaza and the prime minister, rishi sunak, says the strikes are, quote, limited , necessary are, quote, limited, necessary and proportionate action in self—defence. >> strikes are reported in houthi controlled areas of yemen , including the capital sanaa . , including the capital sanaa. we'll have the full analysis and the latest developments throughout the show. and of course, we want to know your views. this story really dividing the nation. do you support the military action last night? should we have gone to parliament as a lot of labour mps are calling for? of course , mps are call

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let's cross on now, we're gonna refer back to um story we had on the us and uk strikes on yemen, our correspondent abdul latif al washali joins us this being the second time. abdul latif." tell us about the strikes and tell us what the reaction at this point has been from either the government or the yemini army? the yemini army said today in the morning that 12 strikes at the capital sana and also several strikes at other cities they said they will never deter their operations in the rity no matter what the us and the uk do to the yemani people people also support the operations of the imali army to keep hampering the israeli economy and affecting the israeli economy by uh targeting israelin vessels in the red sea and also in the gulf of allen, the us has denied the recent attack of the yemani army in the gulf of eden, the yemani army uh yesterday attacked a us military ship called ocean jazz, but they came late at night at midnight and started taking the ameni capital with several air strikes and also other cities and military express here in the... the capital believe that this is

the headline the many army says saying the us and uk bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against the country pledging to retaliate. reactions pour in following the us side aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace, and also in our headlines, the international court of justice brings the second day of hearings a lawsuit by south africa over israel's genocide in gaza. hello and welcome everybody, it's 5:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital, tehran, you're watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, yemen has vowed revenge after the us and uk carried out air strikes on the country. "the american and british enemy bird full responsibility for its criminal aggression against our yemani people, and it will not go unanswered and unpunished. the spokesman said the us and british militaries carried out 73 strikes, targeting the capital sano and four other yemeny cities. sari said the offense have killed five yemeny armed forces and injured six others. the strikes on yemen were launched from ai

"they've also been targeting american and british ships retaliation for the us-uk aggression against different works of life gathered in the capital suna and other major cities. they commended the yemani army for its operations against vessels linked to the united states, the united kingdom and israel and the... and gulf of aden, they also reiterated the steadfast support for the palestinian people. the whole world is watching the israeli genocidal war against. palestinian people and its result and repercussions. yemenes are also following what's happening with all their feelings. if what happened to the palestinian people had happened to other people in the world, the situation would have been the same. the palestinian people have been suffering for 75 years from continuous occupation, displacement, killing and indiscriminate attacks and they need us to stand with them, as we have one language, one religion, and as we are both suffering from oppression. says condemned the aggression of the us and uk against their country while also expressing readiness to stand against the entire wor