instability in yemen. they are these migrants. who have an in-depth talk with funny fi shop to get out with their report also coming up. some abrasions in saddam the country's military on the democratic opposition i agree a deal with peace that we call the translation to civilian government. and you are welcome to the show we begin in yemen often called it a well it's forgotten war over 90000 people have died since the conflict between the saudi backed government on the brewery really and who the rebels began in 2015 millions fled the fighting on a farm and then yemen but incredibly east african migrants from ethiopia and somalia. also had been to watch the water on middle east in the country they are many problems in their home countries if they make it across the sea that narrow streets of what i use yeah well it's likely they'll end up stuck in yemen yeah dream or region prosperous saudi arabia which is north of yemen remains just about our correspondents funny for shoppers that aden in yemen south where migrants arrive and whe

funny aden in yemen migrants arrive and they often end up trapped. war with itself something they know very little about. said. he's the youngest migrant i meet today he arrived by boat with his brother from one of about 100 this man is haunted by images of the dangerous crossing. out of the many when we got into the gulf there was no water and no food. it was too windy. some people had to stand others were sitting on. the boat was very crowded. but. the ones who do make landfall then have to walk for days desart. these young men paid a couple of $100.00 to reach their goal saudi arabia to find work but with all the all certainty and instability in yemen it's completely unclear re are these migrants will end. an estimated 100000 migrants reached yemen from africa every year this migration route is less known compared to the want to europe through sudan and libya and it's cheaper but dangerous yemen is littered with land mines. an aid organization stops by they're already prepared to talk off the record i hear most migrants will never reach saudi arab

in yemen unity of the world. the gulf initiative insist on yemen unity and always in any told saudi. government always requested that here a part of this is an must accept at respect u.n. security council on as well the goal for initiative but on the other hand it's clearly what's happening now in yemen is the beginning of this. game to separate yemen to seize yemen a key area and this is exactly what the saudi wanted from the beginning and i can just add that if the saudis really think and the government think that what the. united arab emirate is doing in the and south of yemen is against the main goal of the coalition which is better they can't just exclude a night out of it or they can. was it heidi as you requested the war to come into yemen to do to restore what he called his legitimacy to fight what he called the coupe why he is not doing the same about what's happening in aden he doesn't come with even a single statement this show her that the saudi actually is will behind on have given a lie to united ou

in yemen unity of the world. the gulf initiative insist on yemen unity and always in any told saudi. government always requested that. part of this is an must accept at a suspect u.n. security council and as well the goal for initiative but on the other hand it's clearly what's happening now in yemen is the beginning of this. game to separate yemen to seize yemen a key area and this is exactly what the saudi wanted from the beginning and i can just add that if the saudis really think and the government think that what the. united arab emirate is doing in the and south of yemen is against the main goal of the coalition which is better they can just exclude a night out of it or they can. those that had the quest of the war to come into yemen to do to distort what he called his legitimacy to fight what he called the coupe why he's not doing the same about what's happening in a that hasn't come with even a single statement this show that the saudi actually is will behind and have given the green light to united out o

in yemen like. the council the transitional council and all of these forces security forces that works with it or within it and it's amberleigh so i think the abu dhabi has a clear objective that is the economy but at the same time they want to emasculate yemen and divide yemen into 2 countries this is better for the. ambit in the question is saudi arabia saudi arabia is being isolated recently as it seems like as if everybody's leaving solitary be everybody's just jumping off place on a sinking boat and so the last thing that the saudis want to see is that the united arab emirates pull out from yemen from the coalition and they can to probably tragically agri with damer at the position and i think in this situation the united arab emirates is actually blackmailing the saudis and the saudis need them more than anything else so this is the problem here the problem is not as. this is you know the proteas misunderstand is that there's a kind of conservative agreement between a kind of a property of the

in yemen like. the council the transitional council and all of these forces security forces that works with it are within it and it is embedded so i think. he has a clear objective that is the comic but at the same time they want to emasculate yemen and divide yemen into to come to this is better for the. ambit of the question is saudi arabia saudi arabia is being isolated recently as it seems like as if everybody's leaving solitary be everybody's just jumping off place on a sinking boat and so the last thing that the saudis want to see is that the united arab emirates pull out from yemen from the coalition and they can do probably tragically agri with damer at the position and i think in this situation the united arab emirates is actually blackmailing the saudis and the saudis need them more than anything else so this is the problem here the problem is not as. this is you know do the proteas misunderstand is that there's a kind of conservative agreement between a kind of a property of the saudis an

and divide yemen into 2 countries this is better for the. ambit in the question is saudi arabia saudi arabia is being isolated recently as it seems like as if everybody's leaving solitary be everybody is just jumping off place on a sinking boat and so the last thing that the saudis want to see is that the united arab emirates pull out from yemen from the coalition and light a kind of probably grudgingly agri with damer at the position and i think in this situation the united arab emirates is actually blackmailing the saudis and the saudis need them more than anything else so this is the problem here the problem is not as. this is you know the proteas misunderstand is that there's a kind of concerted agreement between a kind of a property of the saudis and the united arab emirates i think it's deeper than that they've actually affect the division within the same conversation the saudi did coalition is collapsing in a way or another and the only way for the saudis to keep it at least the appearance of a coalition is to go along with the united

well the saudis always want to united yemen but not for the sake of a united yemen the saudis simply when they look at the map they see that there is iranian influence in the north iraqi government they see iran to its east they see a cutter with a thinker 2 antagonizing them they do not want the truth is in the south to add to that they limit that they already have they wanted the united yemen to make sure that the horses could not be a power to threaten the saudis this is why they backed into she recognized government and this is why they went into yemen for the u.a.e. this is part of expanding this foreign policy they've been jealous of the cut that is for quite some time they want this big grand foreign policy vision that mohammed bin zaid feels he's entitled to they're involved in some might in sudan in libya in egypt they believe that yemen is part of this increasing maritime policy that they've been expanding so the u.a.e. very much are ready to throw saudi away let's remember that while saudi has a gripe with iran the u.a.e. don't can reconcile with iran tomorrow the dubai wa

arabia and yemen. and somehow to see the houthis as the element that is defending yemeni sovereignty against saudi aggression. this is absolutely incorrect. the reality is that what's happening in yemen is a civil conflict. it's a conflict that goes back, its roots 40 or 50 years. it's a conflict that has erupted in violence periodically throughout that -- that 50 or 60-year period. and this is only the latest manifestation of a conflict that has never been resolved among the yemenis. the saudi intervention is -- is quite aside from that. and then the other point is that one needs to distinguish between the issues that drove saudi -- the saudi decision to intervene versus their implementation of their decision. and here again i would say that while i believe that the saudi decision to intervene was based on real and legitimate concerns that they had, this is not to suggest that their implementation is not a fit subject for criticism. it absolutely is. some of the saudi -- some of the saudi efforts have

if ringback yemen is what then. saudi arabia would be the dominant one so where does this leave the battle against. and the internationally recognized government if you have a north controlled by the who thinks of the south are controlled by secessionists unfortunately the so-called a legitimate government is only in luxury hotels in riyadh and they don't know what's going on at all so they have nothing to do with what's going on with what with what's happening now and the president didn't even speak to them to talk to the well he didn't even bother to say what's happening now so far who think everything now is in the favor of truthy if this is in the interest of only because at least truthy would tell the world that he was there right from the very beginning this is what this is this is what is going to say and this is this is that this will be of course in his favor in that and that and the coming negotiations. all right it's very interesting to get your analysis on this thank you so much meanwhile yemen's hooty r

since the outbreak of the war in yemen u.k. arms manufacturers have sold more than 5000000000 euros worth of weapons to saudi arabia this support has sparked an eye. unprecedented wave of protest from both the british public and parliament. british arms sales are sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the wall it cannot be right that a government this is triggered a cannot be right that her government is true looting in all the united nations ses is evidence of war crimes. 3 months after that speech troubling revelations heighten the criticism over arms sales in the united kingdom arms export permits are in theory granted on a case by case basis specific licenses must be approved by the government and n.g.o.s the campaign against arms trade investigated the permits granted to export to saudi arabia. as good information for you i think people that know about it as well that was willing to help him. they discovered that the british government had loosened the licensing process to speed up arms exports. we f

gradually are being removed at least ground troops from yemen. and the other hand we heard reports that saudi arabia is sending troops to into the country and we heard about at least 2 bunches of military troops going an unconfirmed report but we can see all. these kind of dynamics happening my guess is that. saudi arabia and u.a.e. in this conflict in the last 3 days did not try to interfere militarily to to stop one or the other it was a yemeni a many or south south fighting. and they did not interfere they they were more focused on a mediation process and they can understand why is that is basically saudi arabia cannot. continue to be into intervening in yemen without the legitimacy of of hadley at the same time they cannot go and fight against s.t.c. who are the ones who are doing the actual fight against who these are or at least dilute the lower military troops are doing the fight against russia that it is right i'm sorry interrupted by that you mean that you believe that the saudis don't have the military capability to take on that group i

relations with saudi arabia i mean to the to differ in their aims for yemen. when totally different aims for yemen but since the beginning of the war the saudi's main partner on the ground has been forces who are seen as being aligned with islam with some what some people call not entirely accurately yemen's muslim brotherhood whereas the u.a.e. has really built its relationship with the southern forces that became the s.t.c. who are rabidly anti it's large so we've had this problem for a long time of a general goal of defeating that who thirty's and eroding iranian influence in yemen using groups who are diametrically opposed in terms of their goals and there's a another issue here which is the u.a.e. some time as thought that the war could only be ended politically that there isn't a military solution they were the architects of this push up the red sea coast much fear an attempt to weaken the movies and push them into a weaker negotiating position when the u.s. and in the wider international community into being and they made it very clear that ok the war's

yemen has not always been one country north and south yemen came together in 1990 after years of conflict but it's not been an easy union and the war is deepening the divide gayton be al jazeera. joining me in the studio asemi have the editor of international interest a current affairs magazine with a focus on the middle east thank you so much for joining us a lot of developments of course in aden the passing of we 10 days or so what do you think of this latest one i think it's a very welcome turnaround for those who are supporting the international recognized government for those who believe in the outcomes of the national dialogue that took place that brought about this government the reason being is that everybody thought that the u.a.e. which has been backing the son of separatists for a number of years now they believe that the u.a.e. wanted to carve up yemen wanted to pursue this independent foreign policy agree with the iranians under the table remember iran was using dubai as the port to circumvent the sanctions and essentially did leave saudi out to dry they had been telling mom

now elsewhere in yemen saudi jets have bombed a residential. international air force and that followed an attack by who the rebels on an airport in the saudi city of early on wednesday the what they say they fired a cruise missile out of the airports hangars they have launched several drone and missile attacks almost saudi arabia. we're going to move on to other news now an air strikes by syrian forces on civilian areas in the city of mazar the amman have killed at least 13 people 30 others have been injured aid agencies have been unable to access the northwestern rebel held province and say hospitals and clinics have been turned to rubble. italy's prime minister just said a contest is set to keep his job he's been given a mandate to form a new government by president. the deal comes after a breakthrough in coalition talks in mainz and early election won't be triggered the bother reports. after protracted talks between the italian president and the various political parties a break through the 5 star movement which is shared power for the last

that report from yemen she's now back in. nigeria good evening to you funny i mean when i see your report and the conditions there i just have to wonder how do these migrants manage to survive in yemen i mean they can barely feed themselves in that country. bread they're pretty much at the mercy of the smugglers they're supposed to feed them for the money that they give them the couple of $100.00 but it's oftentimes not the case according to the migrants if you have spoken to they say they've been beaten they've been tortured by the migrants that are trying to squeeze out the last cent that they have or are trying to threaten actually did families back home in ethiopia to squeeze more money out of them then again we went through the deserts ourselves for 100 kilometers at least and met some and you organizations that are rend only according to what he have seen a randomly distributing selma very basics like water some cookies but of course you can well imagine after going through that very very difficult pass from east africa

s fun even char with an exclusive report from inside yemen. is young that paid a couple of $100.00 to reach their goal saudi arabia tried to find work the big ordeal certainty and instability in yemen it's completely out clear regardless migrants will end up. well to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with white supremacists and the guns they used to kill and the u.s. president and the video games he wants to blame today 2 days after the shootings in el paso texas and dayton ohio the u.s. president finally addressed a nation in shock and mourning get again what we heard today from president truong was the scripted teleprompter version of a world the real donald trump rarely steps foot in or tweets from trump today denounced white supremacy but he did not propose gun laws and ignore his hateful speeches and tweets about migrants he today said the genesis of hate crimes must be mental illness violent video games and as expected the fake news media our coverage begins tonight from the whit

and says it rules much of the southern territory of yemen the s.t.c. has been fighting to force out the government of president of the double months old had the and is believed to be pushing for the separation of southern yemen from the rest of the country. all right let's bring in our guests from gothenburg via skype a phenomenon that is chief editor of sun not review from bristol with some 5 a little hanny is deputy executive director of the sanaa center for strategic studies from auto via skype russia whom is director of peace track initiative welcome to the show let me start with you and the war in yemen is so complicated and so fractious now you have forces that are loyal to president had the and backed by saudi arabia in effect fighting separatist forces that are backed by the u.a.e. so does this mean that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are essentially at war with each other in southern yemen well i mean i wouldn't surprise. me and i've been the demands for and tendons. and i'm who are they and 80 people and and. but today absolutely right there is

ledge and many others actually in yemen to separate the south and the north of yemen once again so that if they draw down the troops they still have a proxy who represent their interests the south. i think it boils down to one thing that the united arab emirates one interest and it's to do mean to protect and support the secessionists and to talk about extremism as a kind of pretext we know that islam party is muslim brotherhood and is not classified as extremist by anyone other than the united arab emirates and the united arab emirates have actually classified qatar as an extremist a so do you believe that we don't of course when the president had to comes in public and condemn the united arab emirates he is not part of the party he is not part of those extremists as he said he represent the legitimacy he represents the probably the address for the money that the united arab emirates committed itself to bring him back to the sinai and now what happened in the past the united arab emirates even prevented him from visiting god and so with this is a well known story that the united arab e

it's a stalemate yemen is renowned abdul nasser went into yemen in the fifty's and sixty's the egyptian army at the time was the most powerful in the region they were defeated. in 2009 he wanted to show off to become king his father was a crown prince at the time the whole thing is annihilated him in the in northern yemen no one goes into yemen to fight it because they know that the yemeni tribes who fees in the history that i had with qatar saudi iran and the u.a.e. it's incredible they always alliance is always shifting yemen is a quagmire saudi didn't want to get involved in the 1st place the u.a.e. saw an opportunity to control of the ports iran is using yemen just to poke saudi they're not really interested in taking over yemen either and who is believed finally our time has come from the sixty's we've been fighting to try to become the main power this is our golden chance and the sudden separatists are saying 94 we lost the war yemen became united we want to be our own independent state all our resources are going north so these all these all these very different agendas because t

crew at the border with yemen. i see don't walk. long jones volunteered the situation fletcher said for most value you sit down the defensive some city. home to let you know we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what your birthday to conceal neighborly lee. says. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and youth on the frontline. all up. on next you're going to pour. the data you men read about it it was it was on the pulse of the un you terry. 14 counted a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are supposed to monitor the government's actions see kettle's well. i'm a nice sauce. best rocketeer story and the hottest. they are due to get us as outsiders for the event go into business have a turn against questionable cases don't wo

gradually are being removed at least the ground troops from yemen. and the other hand we heard reports that saudi arabia is sending troops to into the country we heard about at least 2 bunches of military troops going an unconfirmed report but we can see all. these kind of dynamics happening my guess is that. saudi arabia and u.a.e. in this conflict in the last 3 days did not try to interfere militarily to to stop one or the other it was a yemeni yemeni or south south fighting. and they did not interfere they they were more focused on a mediation process and they can understand why is that is basically saudi arabia cannot. continue to be into intervening in yemen without the legitimacy of of hadley at the same time they cannot go and fight against s.t.c. who are the ones who are doing the actual fight against who these are or at least dilute the lower military troops are doing the fight against russia that it is right i'm sorry interrupted by that you mean that you believe that the saudis don't have the military capability to take on that group i wou

saudi backed forces strike back in yemen. after separatist control of yemen's capital saudi arabia shall i call it a coup and launching airstrikes will get the latest from our correspondent. also on the. u.s. billionaire jeffrey epstein is found dead in his prison cell before he was set to face sex trafficking charges that could have been the rich and powerful. and a russian opposition politician is arrested and many more are detained by police as protests flare up again in moscow. welcome to the program. a saudi led coalition says it has launched air strikes targeting southern separatists in yemen after they broke ranks and seized a presidential palace in the 2nd city ada the coalition is calling that a coup and is blaming the united arab emirates which until now had sided with saudi arabia in the 4 year conflict will get the latest from the yeah yeah many capital sanaa in a moment but 1st a look at the development that is apparently split the 2 middle eastern alliance. fighters seeking renewed independence for yemen sites t

in yemen, iraq and syria.it's one that i think is a more sensible approach that needs more than a military approach and aggressive rhetoric or the same agreement from 2015. >> just a quick 20 seconds on that. it's a regime change without saying regime change. if you look at this iran doesn't have to adhere to all 12. if they adhere to free up in the regime collapses and if they adhere to two of them the regime collapses. the 12 steps that pompeo has laid out are designed to be something the regime can't accept it if you look at any of those, taken a combination of the regime would collapse in accepting any of them. i think it's a regime change without saying it. as a main it's going to happen. we do not do this right in the best thing we can do is to have hands off. the other thing is they are iranian people are limning the regime. i'm not tagging about the people complaining about eggs and chickens. i'm blaming the regime for squandering the regime change. they know it's a strategy of a regime change without

yemen has not always been one country north and south yemen came together in 1900 after years of conflict but it's been an easy union and the civil war is deepening the divide separatists from the southern transitional council the s.t.c. are part of the sandy u.a.e. coalition fighting the hoa fees but it's a dramatic twist last week they took over the city of aden the seat of the saudi backed yemeni government thousands of people waved the old south yemen flag during a rally to support the s.t.c. the government is urging the fighters to pull out. as we can see the war in yemen is not a single conflict but a multi-faceted power struggle the fighters backed by iran control much of the north including the capital sana saudi arabia the united arab emirates launched a campaign against the hope is to restore the internationally recognized government of the borman so hearty by the u.a.e. is also backing armed groups who want southern yemen separated from the rights of the country the southern transitional council says it has a mandate to push these forces out also in the south there are al qaeda

crew at the border with yemen. over me. i see don't walk. and chances are known to all of entente cheery situation fletcher sojourner from spelling do you sit down a different city. home tonight i know we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what your birthdate of concern about only. the chances are. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and used on the frontline. all out. nuclear on next you're going to pour. the data human it was a belgian republic it was it was on the pulse on the humanitarian. for it encountered a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are supposed to monitor the government's actions. so the un. i'm a sauce. best took it to your story of joe hockey. they are due to get us at this early event going to miss our turn aga

we begin with breaking news from southern yemen where dozens of people have been killed in 2 separate attacks on security forces both that were in the port city of aden the largest was on a military cabin which is the base for m. rashid trained and supported forces. at least 30 were killed including a senior commander. well what the fighters say they carried out that attack with the drone and ballistic missiles. but there's been no claim of responsibility for a separate attack on a police station in the center of aden which killed at least 10 when all of this unfolded as the whole thing is claimed to have fired a ballistic missile into saudi arabia they say they had a military position in the mom the capital city of the oil rich eastern region who have recently targeted airports and military installations inside saudi the group says it's in response to solve the iraqi military campaign in yemen mohammed has more from santa. this incident at least the death toll all for the. on the military parade in the military can as read so far over 30. per military personnel we have received many

ledge and many others actually in yemen to separate the south and the north of yemen once again so that if they draw down those troops they still have a proxy who represent their interests in the south. i think it boils down to one thing that the united arab emirates one interest and it's to do mean to protect and support the secessionists and to talk about extremism as a kind of pretext we know that islam part is muslim brotherhood and it's not classified as extremist by anyone other than the united arab emirates and the united arab emirates have actually classified qatar as an extremist a so do you believe that we don't of course when the president had to comes in public and condemn the united arab emirates he is not part of the party he is not fond of those extremists as he said he represents the legitimacy he represents the probably the address for the money that the united arab emirates committed itself to bring him back to the sinai and now what happened in the past the united arab emirates even prevented him from visiting god and so with this is a well known story that the united

since the outbreak of the war in yemen u.k. arms manufacturers have sold more than 5000000000 euros worth of weapons to saudi arabia with this support has sparked an eye. unprecedented wave of protest from both the british public and parliament. british arms sales are sharply increased and british military advisors are directing the wall it cannot rewrite that government this is pretty good aid cannot be right that her government is truly looting in all the united nations ses is evidence of war crimes. 3 months after that speech troubling revelations heighten the criticism over arms sales in the united kingdom arms export permits are in theory granted on a case by case basis specific licenses must be approved by the government and n.-g. o. the campaign against arms trade investigated the permits granted to export to saudi arabia. as good information for you i think people are no better as well that was really help him. they discovered that the british government had loosened the licensing process to speed up arms exports. we fi

want to see the heavy government rule over yemen or not well the s.t.c. and the southern people actually stands by the popular will that's where it gains its strength to southern people have rights this is not we're not subhuman aren't southern arizona parents we went 60 faces and this is a human right for us we don't have to really answer that question we'll leave it to the views to draw whatever conclusion from that if i can give the last 6 seconds to elizabeth are we seeing a situation emerge elizabeth where perhaps the who these and how these have increasingly something in common i think it's very difficult for us to see anyone as having anything in common in yemen because the loyalties are safe lou it what is true there is i think the soften secessionist course has altered it and it's not going to be feasible to have their entire withdrawal before peace talks can take place and jetta so something needs to change in the head a government or i'm afraid we are out of time so let's thank our guests it's been a really good discussion. on a man hasan but a

large to eat so many efforts being made to get them out of yemen. they are after is for example by this u.n. agency i am trying to voluntarily return some of these people according to them around 2000 migrants have worn through just such a return to its european but if you look at the situation on the ground in yemen the political situation in that country once these people actually have decided to return to the next question is how do you get there all of them and because the southern part of the country is controlled by the saudi that coalition but there is a rift within that coalition itself and that in the view between the yemeni government and the saudi that coalition so as a result it's completely unclear where the planes will actually take off or made it to bring these migrants back to ethiopia or most of them are from behind family fortune thank you very much for that. enough within sport high drama at the 100 grand prix on sunday as lewis hamilton extended his lead in the season long formula one drivers championship he had to get the much y

interesting to watch the amounts of money involved yemen war profiteers on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour celebrations have begun in sudan after the announcement of a constitutional agreement between the military genter and the protester lives it will lead a new civilian led transitional government with limits to the power paramilitary forces but the government has not yet been signed talks will continue on saturday. after months of bombing and strikes have stopped in northwest syria after the announcement of a ceasefire there the truce in a deliberate province in syria's last rebel stronghold came during peace talks in kazakstan. puerto rico has a new governor lawyer pedro pinto we see has been sworn in crowds have been celebrating in the streets after the carter center stepped down for the world news forced to resign following a text message scandal and corruption allegations get more on this from gabriel alexander who is live from san juan so gabriel where things stand right now is the political uncertainty there

talking about yemen and how the iranians feel safe that they can engage in yemen and escalation in yemen, i would largely agree. in the first year of strategic patients what you saw the iranians do was when you have partners, proxies, or allies engage in escalation -- take a new territory, use a new weapon, choose a new target -- they did so because of battlefield conditions. because the battlefield necessitated they escalate. you have seen since the spring of 2019 the opposite. there is a political directive to escalate. there is someone likely calling, tehran saying please do this. which explains why you see militias, proxies, partners do things that don't yield military dividends for the proxy, militia, partner, but political dividends for tehran because it can be interpreted as a signal of resolve against washington. to be specific, it is when the u.s. sanctions designated the irgc? the revocation of the oil waivers and approaching the one-year anniversary of the fall of jcpoa. it is in response to these forces that iran is trying to communicate with washington. we are not going to t

with this code a link was made to a war crime committed against civilians in yemen. in october 26th the saudi and u.a.e. led coalition bombed a house where a couple and their 4 children lived with the strike killed the entire family. the bomb remnants found in the ruins carried the high nitel subsidy stamped through the floor floors said. charnock oblige them to let so that it. they ski lift for the oil they provoke little sort of. local saying to the. saudi. women to. their sky ain't that. the investigation prompted germany's peace networks to take action. it confirmed the findings of arms expert next hour. he spent the past 2 years investigating the arms exports which is fine mittal channel to saudi arabia through its alyan subsidiary. i'm asking. these are from a defense i know that's one f. me or a lot of them are fundamental in forgotten and yeah but talked owns of 91 all. us. on that's helped to heat this rig on from that union all's legal flag that you see in the audience i've been having with a few saudi arabi and a feeling. with politicians feeling to stem t

crew at the border with yemen. over me. and i see don't walk. chances are known to all of entente cheery scituate a financial sojourner from spelling do you sit down in a different city. home to know that well we're going to go more of a d.v.d.-a. but i wonder what your perverted concern about only really the chances are. thanks to his inside sources and social network sites that focus on armaments he identified french weapons and used on the frontline. all out. nuclear on next. the day the human eye was a belgian republic it was it was on the pulse on the humanitarian. for it encountered a total of 11 weapons that could have been used against civilian populations but couldn't get anyone to officially confirm his list. it is classified information deemed top secret. no one can check on the executive branch's arms deals not even members of parliament who are supposed to monitor the government's actions. so the un. among the saws it best took it to your story of joe hockey. they are due to get us at this from the event go to miss our turn against.

yemen's government can damed the u.a.e. bombing of its forces saying it had caused hundreds of deaths and injuries in a statement its defense ministry seders held the emirates responsible for what it called a blatant aggression and president albert rubber man so how to saudi arabia to intervene again separate us from the southern transitional council a pass at the saudi iraqi coalition that's fighting who the rebels less than 3 weeks ago they took over the city of aden the state of the saudi backed internationally recognized yemeni government. on wednesday government forces took the nearby coastal town of zinjibar before pushing into aden on thursday though they withdrew again president harry said it was to spare the city and its people blow out label of not only our situation is good in the troops morale is high we're heading to be on the subway and we will free every inch of the southern territory the violence has exposed an apparent rift in the saudi u.a.e. coalition each country backing opposing sides in southern yemen

yemen's u.n. recognized government regains control of the city of aden f it -- after it was captured by separatist. isil blame for suicide attacks in gaza leaving three police officers dead. the end of a 15 day journey. climate activists arrive in new york after crossing the atlantic in a boat. ♪ thanks for joining us. anger in the u.k. after boris johnson moved to suspend parliament, a controversial decision that affects the ability of opponents to block a no deal brexit. politicians are calling it a constitutional coup. this is how it will play out. the queen has approved boris johnson's request to suspend parliament, so that will happen sometime between september 9 and 12th. it is normal for a new government to close parliament for a short time in the run-up to the queen's speech on october 14, a speech that sets out plans for the coming year. the prime minister once parliament to shut earlier than normal. they will be out of action for five weeks, the longest suspension since 1945. that limits

stops in yemen he mentioned that the newly. produced can 3rd which is means the will cain who. has the capability also to be launched from. launchers or from text launchers he also mentioned that the b.b. have carried out the. attack in aden winter which carries resulted to the killing of us least $39.00 soldiers during their parade in aden the democratic republic of congo's a bone a crisis could last for 2 or 3 years that's according to the official hamelin the government's response to the outbreak who says only half of cases are being identified you know on 7 relatives of a gold miner who died in the bone or in eastern democratic republic of congo have been placed under surveillance the family calls are scarce only this week after they travelled from a city of goma near the rwandan border to neighboring province malcolm webb has more now from nairobi. the head of the government's ebola response dr john jack miami has said that a bowl of outbreak could last 2 or 3 years and he said that based on an estimate that there are only managing to identify about half of the about the c

and the strongest will win this it's a stalemate yemen is renowned abdul nasser went into yemen in the fifty's and sixty's the egyptian army at the time was the most powerful in the region they were defeated hated this will turn into 1009 he wanted to show off to become king his father was a crown prince at the time the whole thing is annihilated him in the in northern yemen no one goes into yemen to fight it because they know that the yemeni tribes who fees in the history that i had with qatar saudi iran and the u.a.e. it's incredible they always there are like the alliance is always shifting yemen is a quagmire saudi didn't want to get involved in the 1st place the u.a.e. saw an opportunity to take control of the ports iran is using yemen just to poke saudi they're not really interested in taking over yemen either and who is believe finally our time has come from the 60s we've been fighting to try to become the main power this is our golden chance and the sudden separatists say.

meanwhile yemen's u.n. recognized government says it's back in charge of aden after a brave offensive against southern separatists the separatists withdrew from several positions 2 weeks after taking control victoria gates and every force on the 2. 2 yemeni forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of president added robin mansell heidi celebrate victory in 8 in the presidential palace. in a sudden offensive lasting just a few hours saudi backed government forces recaptured control of the city from the u.a.e. backed separatist fighter is the government's offensive started on choose day in yemen's east in abyan province by wednesday mooning its forces were on the outskirts of aden. as they retook the push towards the center of the city it's reported they faced little resistance from the separatist fighters that's led some to conclude a deal was done between saudi arabia and the u.a.e. ahead of a possible negotiation to end the war it's a. cheap tactic immoral cheap tactic by the legitimate go