, south yemen at that time. that continued for a number of years. we provided advice, other kinds of military support, until the saudis and yemeni broke in 1990, 1991, over saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait. then, the two governments, saudi arabia and the united states, broke. we supported the saudi decision to expel yemeni workers in 1990, 1991, to cut off assistance. but when south yemen tried to break off again and form another government in 1994, having merged north and south yemen in 1990, the u.s. and saudi arabia found themselves on different sides of the issue. the united states supported the government in the north, ali abdullah saleh, and the saudis provided assistance to the south, and supported the break off of the country and the resumption of the separate north and south yemen governments. after a period of years, we came back together in 2011 and 2012, where the united states and saudi arabia worked closely as part of a larger international coalition that included all of the permanent five count

>> the right honorable gentlemen says to me bring about peace in yemen. it is exactly what we are working with international partners to do through the united nations and the right honorable gentlemen is talking about the relations we have with saudi arabia. that is a relationship that has saved lives of british citizens in the past but let's look at the relationships the right honorable gentlemen -- when people wrote -- his sympathies were with russia. when terrorists were killing, when terrorists were killing our people his sympathies were with the ira. and the reason take her attacks in the gulf is these were with iran. he never backed britain and could never be prime minister. >> mister bradley. >> the answer to so many issues have a huge role to play in my constituency but there are other qualifications. review of these qualifications, funding has been delayed in the system. if it is not secured, these qualifications are dropped from 2020 and the funding signed up immediately to continue to train an amazing youth worker. >> my honorable friend raised

the war yemen must end. mr. zeldin: but as iran continues to finance terror and help the houthis, who have overthrown the government, the consequence will be utter devastation for the yemeni civilians. our assistance for the coalition opposing houstonny and iranny started in 2015 during the obama administration when the houthis overthrew a lemmed government with iran's assistance. they fired missiles against the coalition with support from iran and the u.s. provided intelligence and logistical support in compliance with the armed conflict. iran poses a massive geostrategic threat in the area around yemen, throughout the middle east, and the united states and many of our allies. right now saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, yemen, and u.s. share a common adversary in iran. we cannot signal to iran their continued aggression will be tolerated. iran's in fairous activities must be countered effectively. the coalition continues to face an onslaught of houthi attacks on civilian targets. and united states needs a

say it wants to cut its losses and leave the quagmire that is the yemen conflict. all right one welcome and now what to the program peter sells very to and he is an award winning yemen journalist and senior analyst with the international crisis group a very good evening sir now the u.a.e. have the most important ground force in yemen why did they decide that they can no longer go further. well the 1st thing to say is that when we say that the u.a.e. has the most important ground force they're not doing the frontline fighting in yemen they've been equipping training and assisting yemeni forces on the ground and what they're doing at the moment rudy's putting a lot of the heavy equipment that they've been using and the bulk of the forces there on the west coast the red sea coast of yemen so it's maybe not quite as large of a drone as people are perhaps saying nonetheless it does. certainly have a lot of skin in the game there are how significant is this decision to scale back well it's pretty significant evidently the big question we have is 1st as you say whether or

is withdrawing some forces from yemen. donald trump calls the british ambassador to washington a pompous fall after the u.k. envoy says trump's white house was dysfunctional. running dry the drought could leave chile's biggest city without drinking water little more than a decade. china's foreign ministry is asking the united states to immediately cancel a potential sale of ons to taiwan the u.s. state department approve the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 and crossed missiles and related equipment the deal would be worth around $2000000000.00 when haye has more from beijing. taiwan's military is built on equipment from the united states its main supply of arms announcements from washington of sales are always met by an angry response from china and this was no difference it's a crude interference in china's internal affairs and a harms china's servant and a security interest china is strong least dissensions far and thoroughly opposed to this and has already made a stern representations to the u.s. side and. china rega

paid nearly $200000000.00 those who made the largest pledges yemen's neighbors in the coalition have so far paid only a modest proportion of what they promised and as a result the response plan is currently just 34 percent funded compared as i said to 60 percent this time last year but saudi arabia defended itself against the accusations this year alone which you are referring to we have paid more money into yemen than any of the dollars in the world none of them none of those members of the security council or any other do not has delivered to the united nations or to the yemeni government more aid than what saudi arabia and then i have so i reject this statement that you need to put your money where your mouth is. earlier the u.n. special envoy for yemen martin graphic this again alleged significant progress towards peace has been made but he warned all warring factions that conflict could escalate further the war in yemen is now in its 5th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think together of the realities and opportunities which define chanc

but she has a genetic condition, so follow—up checks are being arranged in yemen.. this is what breaks my heart. we are not politicians, we cannot solve the issues. we do what we can do as medical doctors. we can make the connections with others and we hope and wish for her the best health. for this one at yemeni child, there was a way out, an escape from war, but not forever. this was yusra's last visit to the park before swapping the playgrounds of oman for the battle ground that is yemen. her devoted mother hayat all too aware of the risks. translation: when a missile lands nearby, our tents are torn to pieces and we lie on the ground to avoid the debris. there was an air strike on the farm next to us. i'm frightened to go back. but with yusra's treatment completed, it was time to pack up suitcases almost as big as she is. yusra is now back in her homeland, surrounded by her extended family. she is a pint—sized study in courage, but in yemen every day is a fight for survival. orla guerin, bbc news. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later. w

says it's withdrawing some of its forces from yemen. and we'll tell you why flying out of france is about to get a little bit more expensive. hello countries bordering the adriatic in the mediterranean been remarkably stable we recently we get an idea of just in these what took place here they're moving fairly quickly but they're generating an awful lot of damage from wind or flash flooding anyway from spain down towards the croatia and serbia and the forecast maintains that so the middle of italy and right across the balkans is towards remain near that green center could well produce some big stones towards once again a little bit better of course further west over certain france and spain it's a sunny looking picture for wednesday and this is rather obvious you shape when the area is a little bit disappointing july 19th to 22 likely to be rainy anywhere from poland to western russia and then if i take you into thursday you'll see the big storms disappear eastward so that could well affect the rights of black sea this weather is not qu

in us on too long ago that they would be changing their their posture in yemen. turkey has called the u.s. decision to suspend it from the f. $35.00 fighter jet program unfair and said it would harm relations between the 2 countries the u.s. says it made the move off to turkey began accepting delivery of russia's s 400 air defense system last week for months washington tried to convince ankara to pull out of the deal the u.s. is concerned that if turkey acquires both systems one would have access to secret military information richard why it's a security analyst with wiki stratton joins us now live via skype from arlington in virginia thank you for coming on the program. can you explain the conflict of interest that the u.s. is concerned about with turkey being in both defense programs with the as $400.00 and the f. $35.00. sure there are some specific concerns related to the technology . of course these are the flight systems so we don't know the full technical details but it stands to reason that if the f. $35.00 is flying around and asked for under very close

is withdrawing some forces from yemen. donald trump calls the british ambassador to washington a pose for after the u.k. envoy says trump's white house was this.

from doha also coming at reports that the united arab emirates is reducing the number of forces in yemen these questions over whether saudi arabia can fight the war on its own. talks when afghan leaders and the taliban and with a promise to reduce violence and what's being called a 1st step towards peace. for the occupied west bank for a look at how 15 years on a separation wall is creating ghost towns and blighting thousands of lives. china's foreign ministry is asking the united states to immediately counsel of potential sale of arms to taiwan the u.s. state department approved the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 anti-aircraft missiles and related equipment the deal would be worth around $2000000000.00 does not accept taiwan's independence and argues it's a breakaway province it's get more now for a reaction out of beijing when he is there for us to weigh in we knew this was likely coming. yes we did it was 1st mooted last month that there would be another sale another deal between the united states and taiwan nothing new in that really these happen regularly in fact this is the 4th

from doha also coming up reports that the united arab emirates is reducing the number of forces in yemen raise questions over the saudi arabia can fight the war on its own. in the occupied west bank for a look at how 15 years on a separation wall is creating ghost towns and affecting thousands of lives. running dry the drought that could leave chile's biggest city without drinking water and a little more than a decade. top story china's foreign ministry is asking the u.s. to immediately cancel a potential sale of arms to taiwan the u.s. state department approved the sale of over $100.00 tanks $250.00 missiles and related equipment the deal will be worth around $2000000000.00 wainaina from beijing. taiwan's military is built on equipment from the united states its main supply of arms announcements from washington of sales are always met by an angry response from china and this was no difference it's a crude interference in china's internal affairs and a harms china's servant and a security interest china is strong least dissensions far and thoroughly opposed to this and has already made a

in-house on too long ago that they would be changing their their posture in yemen the u.s. president is holding his 1st rally sense and then seeing his 2020 reelection bid. addressing supporters in the city of greenville and north carolina these are live pictures from their rally comes a day after the house of representatives condemned trump's racist comments about 4 democratic congresswoman. kimberly how to and great of all for us and joins us live chemically what has trump been saying. yeah i'm standing outside the auditorium it's now full it's an 8000 state savy and so the folks you see behind me are the overflow listening to the president speak he did address that controversy about the 4 female congresswoman head on saying if they don't love this country tell them to leave it he then went on to characterize them as being very angry at people that essentially hate the united states and as that's appealing to american pride to try and win over not only the conservative vote that helped him win the state in north carolina 2016 but also to win in 2020 also addressed the wel

i don't think very well because this started you know looking at this war in yemen. as a victory that needs to happen they do not want to even appear to have lost the military battle again against the yemeni resistance and their particular so i think it's going to be a really hard sell on that with part that being said i think there's a momentum in the region there's this is a country's on the very fragmented when it comes to how they see geopolitics and the way forward within the region they all mounting tensions with iran and i think that the u.a.e. kuwait and all man we try to push for a diplomatic solution not just in yemen to try to ease tension in the region as a whole formally trucks really save their own national security and promote stability within their own borders nobody wants to see an escalation of tensions in the region is especially today when iran and the u.s. are at each other's throats but that's when you use the word escalation is there a chance here that it could not get the conflict in a more into a more in the short term i guess a destructive d

in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen the amendment to a u.s. defense authorization bill was sponsored by congressman tom aoun now ski and passed 236 to 182 mostly along party lines but 5 republicans also voted in favor of it breaking party ranks all it will do is stop something that is categorically harmful to our national interests the provision of all offensive weapons that enable saudi arabia to keep defying our advice by bombing yemen and prolonging the war there. more than 200000 yemenis have been killed or died of starvation in the saudi and u.a.e. led war now in its 4th year the united nations estimates more than 22000000 people or 3 quarters of the population need humanitarian aid and protection before being elected to congress last year now and housekeeper was an undersecretary of state for democracy and human rights and on the house f

the world food program is no longer clearing out the humanitarian operation in yemen but it's sixty's have rather become purely political it is advanced in the genders of the u.a.e. saudi arabia and the us one of the main concerns of the who theories is that the main donors to the food program are actually members of the anti who think coalition concerns have also been raised to over a biometric system required by the program who these believe though it's open to exploitation by the saudi coalition we spoke to an antiwar campaigner drawn from shafi about the allegations. there's a great problem here which is that the war in yemen just like war through history is making money for a small number of people those who run the arms companies and so on when it comes to the question of yemen when it comes the question of how we bring a bit peace the 1st thing that we have to do is to stop the sale of weapons is to open up the channels to deliver food and other aid to the starved people of devastated yemen and to bring about a peaceful solution and so of course there is a need a dire need for

has more now on the hunt the announcement from yemen's capital sana'a. the significance of such a press by the of the military spokesperson he wants to send a strong masseurs that houthi have become stronger that they can produce their own drones and also miss aisles he mentioned the 3. drone which is capable to reach 1100 kilometers he threatened the vital economic targets of saudi arabia and its allies and the fire range of such missiles and drones he mentioned also that the. courts the messiah which is named as what he said and mentioned that the in and the movements support of the palestinian quds also such a missile can reach also long distances. weighing missile he mentioned also that the whole of these have become able also to produce their own. need for a munitions snipers along with other kinds of weapons we are halfway through this news hour when we come back 15 years on how our separation wall is creating ghost towns and affecting thousands of lives in the israeli occupied west bank. as one side tries to kill obamacare the other trial is tryin

and that's a problem that needs to be addressed well un special envoy for yemen mohsin griffiths says significant progress has been made towards peace in the country but he warned all warring factions that conflict will escalate further if they fail to uphold the stockholm agreement the war in yemen is now in its 5th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this wall we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define this is making a move of peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen. our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this act is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in yemen and this is a reminder of the. already stressed that peace will come on the back of promises but he didn't stock not becoming promises kept in yemen now the united states and turkey may be long time nato allies but that wasn't enough to stop washington from kicking techie out of its f. 35 fighter jet program a move that i'm chris says will harm their relations the program i

the un's decision sparked outrage in yemen and accusations of corruption there with these allege the food program is being used to achieve political aims. the world food program is no longer carrying out a humanitarian operation in yemen but it's sixty's have rather become purely political it is advancing the agenda of the u.a.e. so the revia and the us a key who think concern is that main donors to the food program are states fighting them or supplying the anti who think coalition with weapons they also worry about the collection of biometric data on yemeni citizens which is a condition of the aid supposedly to prevent theft there with these war and this information can be exploited by the saudi led coalition we spoke to anti-war campaigner jonathan chafee about the allegations. there's a great problem here which is that the war in yemen just like war through history is making money for a small number of people those who run the arms companies and so on when it comes to the question of yemen when it comes the question of how we bring a bit peace the 1st thing that we have to do is t

special envoy to yemen martin griffiths acknowledged significant progress towards peace had been made but he warned that all warring factions that conflict but escalate further the war in yemen is now in its 5th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define chances of making a move of peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this act is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in yemen and this is a reminder of the view already expressed that peace will come on the back of the promises made in stock now becoming promises kept in yemen. to indonesia now where there is a warning of increased volcanic activity around to mount merapi thousands of people have been put on high alert florence louis is on the slopes of that mountain which is the country's most active volcano we can now go to florence florence you've been in the danger zone that's about 3 to 5 kilomet

support for saudi's war in yemen. then he invoked emergency legislation citing a threat from iran to override a congregational ban on weapon sales and thirdly this still intense and gain congress that the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi and the steadfast refusal of president trump to hold the saudi leadership accountable but even if or when the president vetoes the latest round of legislation there will be more to come in particular a bull demanding a report from the u.s. intelligence community about the call shoji murder that has been included in the house version of the defense authorization bill 2020 that was passed by a resoundingly vote of 405 to 7 mike hanna al jazeera washington. well william lawrence is a professor of international affairs at george washington university he says there are growing coals in the u.s. for a change of policy toward saudi arabia. it's still symbolic because trump will veto it and there aren't enough votes to override the trump veto but taken together with previous votes in the

says it is working to form a military coalition to protect shipping waters off the coast of iran and yemen also a diplomatic route between the u.k. in the u.s. continues president trump calls the british prime minister foolish and the ambassador stupid. the internet's finally back on in sudan a month after the military crackdown that killed more than $100.00 people and how france's push to be more environmentally friendly will see consumers paying more for their flights out of the country. so the united states says it is attempting to form a military coalition to protect shipping lanes off the coast of iran and yemen the trumpet ministrations blames teheran and its proxies for several attacks on tankers in the gulf in the past few months a 5th of the world's oil is traded through that area earlier a commander in iran's revolutionary guard issued a new threat as well against the u.s. bases an aircraft carriers in the region saying they would be destroyed if they made a mistake. now iraq's prime minister is saying any disruption to shipping in the strait of hormuz could hurt the country's ec

yemen and that is. not a position that iran is going to accept yours so substantively difficult diplomatically i think 0 useful step for moran's to start now a few weeks ago it seemed that. iran and the u.s. are very close to a conflict or at least some kind of a confrontation that seems to have quietened down since. it's. shit what do you think is happening now with that is there still a threat of conflict on the horizon oh i'm afraid that there is a threat. if there's any silver lining in this. slowly on raveling disaster in the making it's that donald trump donald trump talks tough always and almost always has refrained from pulling the trigger he does seem to be an isolationist nasim he is an isolationist he does seem to wish to not engage american military overseas and so the talk is been very very tough in the last moment consistently whatever the issue he has frankly backed down but the fact that the great britain france the e.u. members themselves are progressively. no longer willing to accept i

but she has a genetic condition, so follow—up checks are being arranged in yemen.at breaks my heart. we are not politicians, we cannot solve the issues. we do what we can do as medical doctors. we can make the connections with others and we hope and wish for her the best health. for this one at yemeni child, there was a way out, an escape from war, but not forever. this was yusra's last visit to the park before swapping the playgrounds of oman for the battle ground that is yemen. her devoted mother hayat all too aware of the risks. translation: when a missile lands nearby, our tents are torn to pieces and we lie on the ground to avoid the debris. there was an air strike on the farm next to us. i'm frightened to go back. but with yusra's treatment completed, it was time to pack up suitcases almost as big as she is. yusra is now back in her homeland, surrounded by her extended family. she is a pint—sized study in courage, but in yemen every day is a fight for survival. orla guerin, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: italy's struggling economy — how wi

and be signed off by president donald trump in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen. the amendment to a u.s. defense authorization bill was sponsored by congressman tom aoun now ski and passed $236.00 to $182.00 mostly along party lines but 5 republicans also voted in favor of it breaking party ranks and all it will do is stop something that is categorically harmful to our national interests the provision of off fence of weapons that enable saudi arabia to keep defying our advice by bombing yemen and prolonging the war there more than 200000 yemenis have been killed or died of starvation in the saudi and u.a.e. led war now in its 4th year the united nations estimates more than 22000000 people or 3 quarters of the population need humanitarian aid and protection before being elected to congress last year now and housekeeper was an undersecretary of state for democracy and human right

making a move or peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen. officials have themselves. this is intended to place peace. at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability. and this is a reminder of the. already expressed that peace will come on the promises made in stock. promises kept in yemen now thousands of people in puerto rico much for another day in. the governor resign . faces accusations of corruption sexism and homophobia after messages between him and his aides were late. in the puerto rican capital. in puerto rico growing protests on the streets of tens of thousands of people but ask most puerto ricans why they want governor ricardo to step down and they not only mention his group chat messages with a leaked over the weekend but also something else the lack of basic services but we are here because it's unfair what's going on with how. the patients i. was already in a bad puerto rico is without power for almost a year after hurricane devastated the caribbean u.s. territory 2017 dozens of people were killed in the stor

special envoy for yemen martin griffiths says significant progress towards peace has been made in the country but he warned all warring factions that conflict will escalate further if they fail to uphold the stockholm agreement the war in yemen is now in its 4th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define chass of making a move of peace the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen. our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this act is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in yemen and this is a reminder of the view already expressed that peace will come on the back of promises made in stock now becoming promises kept in yemen now a suspected arson attack at an animation studio in japan has killed at least $33.00 people for hours firefighters such the building hoping to find survivors and they fear that the death toll may still rise as her young has more. the fire broke out thursday morning in this popular

when it comes to the war in yemen and the situation in the region. well ironically the u.s. weapons are more accurate and when the americans arrived there is a decrease chance of civilian casualties and if you reduce the saudi and raw ability to conduct the war in let's say a less 1000000000. negatively impacting way that's bad for the war effort but speaking overall americans have grown very disillusioned broadly speaking in congress the general public and the foreign policy establishment with the saudis and would like the war in yemen to come to a negotiated solution as soon as possible and as you know well increasingly dismay over how the pursuit the killing has been handled and dismay over the yemen war have conflated basically into one issue and it's also affecting all the iran stuff so everyone would like an improved posture from the saudis memories visibly yemen and certainly that's why the yemenis announced not too long ago that they started the u.a.e. in-house on too long ago that they would be changing their or their posture and yet and i actually predict particula

is withdrawing some forces from yemen. calls the british ambassador to washington a pompous fall off to the u.k. envoy says trump's white house is dysfunctional. the emir of qatar is meeting the u.s. president at the white house chef i mean been hammered and fanny and donald trump oversaw the signing of commercial and military agreements are also discussing regional security and economic ties the u.s. had deployed extra troops and weapons to the gulf citing what it calls threats from iran the president and the emir also discussed several business ventures between the 2 countries. great honor to be with the amir of qatar a highly respected man a real leader in a large part of the world in a very important part of the world and we've known each other for a long time we've been friends for a long time and we're doing a lot of work now and they're investing very heavily in our country they're creating a lot of jobs they're buying tremendous amounts of military equipment including planes and they're buying commercial planes as

in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen the amendment to a u.s. defense authorization bill was sponsored by congressman tom aoun now ski and passed 236 to 182 mostly along party lines but 5 republicans also voted in favor of it breaking party ranks all it will do is stop something that is categorically harmful to our national interests the provision of all offensive weapons that enable saudi arabia to keep defying our advice by bombing yemen and prolonging the war there. more than 200000 yemenis have been killed or died of starvation in the saudi and u.a.e. led war now in its 4th year the united nations estimates more than 22000000 people or 3 quarters of the population need humanitarian aid and protection before being elected to congress last year now and housekeeper was an undersecretary of state for democracy and human rights and on the house f

the house of representatives votes to stop weapons being sent to the war in yemen. and i welcome to al-jazeera life from my headquarters in doha me elizabeth broad and also ahead a new target of protest as in hong kong 10 in their attention to trade. and shoppers from mainland china. louisiana braces for a deluge as tropical storm barry pans down on the u.s. state plus. protests in paris as my friends take over the pantry and demand talks with the prime minister at. the u.s. house of representatives has voted to stop the sale of some ons to solve the arabia and the united arab emirates for one year the bill is aimed at limiting the flow of american weapons being used in the war in yemen but as gabriel is all over ports from washington it still has to pass the senate and be signed off by president donald trump in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen the amendme

that are used in yemen now this is significant also because it comes from congressman tom malinowski democrat from new jersey he's only been in congress for a year but before that he served as a top diplomat in the state department for many years under president barack obama and he worked directly with the saudi you a yemen war issue from the state department so he knows the issue 1st hand it is quite familiar with it so it's significant that way as well while this was an amendment that went through and it would ban the sale of u.s. weapons to saudi arabia at least these munitions air to ground munitions this won't go into effect immediately this is just a successful amendment now what is going to happen and this is important it will go now to a debate between the senate and the house of representatives where they will come up with a compromise final defense bill and it's unclear if this amendment will make it into that or not we'll be watching that very closely and of over the coming. days and weeks to see if this does in fact go on that final bill to be voted on by both chambers or

arabia after a quarterly supplying weapons to riyadh was illegal because they could be viewed in the yemen conflict. all over tuesday evening in a chair in moscow money or international the british government says looking into the possibility that a hostile state leaked to the damning secret memo sent back to london by a time battler in the united states embarrassing revelations expose what he really thought about the american president and his administration and donald trump just couldn't resist hitting back the what he ambassador that the u.k. free stood upon the united states is not someone we are thrilled with a very stupid guy he should speak to his country and prime minister may about their failed break that negotiation and not be upset with my criticism of how badly it was on the hunt for the source is still ongoing but it seems the british media's already made up its mind as to who's to blame as polly boyko explains. the relationship between london and washington is really falling victim to this mystery of who leaked these excruciating really embarrassing diplomatic cables and the

least 60 people have been injured and the taliban has claimed responsibility now un special envoy for yemen martin griffiths says significant progress has been made towards peace in the country but he warned all warring factions that conflict will escalate further if they fail to uphold the stockholm agreement the war in yemen is now in its 5th year we are facing a crucial moment for the destiny of this war we need to think now together of the realities and opportunities which define. making a move. the redeployment of some coalition forces in parts of yemen our senior coalition officials have themselves confirmed this is intended to place peace 1st at the center of their of efforts to restore peace and stability in yemen and this is a reminder of the. already stressed that peace will come on the back of promises but he didn't stop. now becoming promises kept in yemen still ahead on al-jazeera and libyan politician critical of war on khalifa haftar is kidnapped. and donald trump supporters chanting his racist comments during his past campaign and from felting for congresswoman. hello again