in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in remarks in belmont and thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what supporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late of dying of malnutrition because s

ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the us and geo fan as an artist of yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the us and geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mommas curacy and reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mama's what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center to old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center to go. it how do you communicate that people don't understand they don't know late how do you communicate that people don't understand they don't know where your money is hardly and there's very little reporting of it suddenly on top where you have money is hardly and there's very little reporting of it certainly on television i

been signs to end the fighting in southern yemen but it appears that saudi arabia against its allies. come all santamaria this is the world news from al-jazeera no backing down iran's president announces new steps that will move teheran even further from the 2015 nuclear deal living rough in the u.s. state that's home to hollywood are examining a tech giants plan to spend billions on affordable housing. i am a hero's homecoming in johannesburg as the springboks return from the world to rugby world cup triumph. so yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia aims to end months of fighting that opened a new front in the war the conflict also drove a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.s. crown prince were all at that signing ceremony in riyadh. development a such as positive but we have to see of course what the substance is and the implementation. so let's have a look at what is understood to be t

deals been signed to end fighting in southern yemen pitted saudi arabia against its allies. we're going to come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera no backing down iran's president announces new steps that will move teheran even further from the 2015 nuclear deal also a renegotiated e.u. withdrawal deal and another referendum britain's main opposition leader lays out his brakes a plan ahead of the general election. i. am a hero's homecoming we're in johannesburg as the springboks return from their rugby world cup triumph. so in the past hour or so yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia it aims to end months of fighting that opened a new front in the war the conflict also driven a wedge between saudi arabia and its coalition ally the united arab emirates yemen's president the saudi crown prince and the u.a.e. crown prince all attended that signing ceremony in riyadh these are the key details as we understand them under the plan yemen's govern

go to sun and yemen to hear from a journalist who was witness to atrocities in yemen firsthand hussein because he joins me now saying thanks for coming back on just remind hussein because he joins me now thanks for coming back on just remind us what the role of britain has been in yemen 1st of all that is upon us what the role of britain has been in yemen 1st of all there is a political role voted the. u.k. in the war on yemen by supporting political role voted. in the war on yemen by supporting saudis in the international community in the human rights panel that you and saudis in the international community and the human rights panel that you and as only you and security council and there's a military role with you and security council and there's a military role with. channel 4 a report have said that the british. channel 4 reports have said that the british. can side by side with the times today they will not be able to can side by side with tanks today in this although they will not be able actually without that help they want to be able to conduct that massive strikes without that

as your report said small parts of yemen specifically the eastern part of south yemen. but the idea of this is to broaden it in such a way as to bring peace and to return the government of yemen to the south and to the whole country. so. to 2 scenarios here it's we trust that the arab coalition's intentions are truly to have pm unease find peace and therefore to end the conflict completely then some tough diplomatic challenges are ahead and they start to with reconciling the eastern part of south yemen with the western part. and then merging the 2 militaries and mind you we are talking here about the s.t.c. which is only one of the southern functions so at and merging provided the factions are willing is problems not easy no i don't think it's the implementation more than anything else isn't it because it will need to be. its intention and then the implementation as i said if the intention is good. then there are some tough challenges ahead but they are doing however if the intentions are or are only for the out of correlation to dominate without direct occupation the s

in the war on yemen by supporting. the war on yemen by supporting. and secluded the security council and the calderon. military already where we're. for a report have said that the british sent a liberal and therefore a lot of people said it is odd but it is. that's a demand vested in what we do not you will not be able to. do without it without that help they want to be held to be a double act that is what i. to conduct that massive strikes on yemen. the main sort of main socially important. was blocked. off. why it was wise to. form an international investigation team to be sent into yemen you see the british government says national investigation team to be sent into yemen you see the british government says it wants to sell more arms to saudi arabia which of course are then used to bomb it wants to sell more arms to saudi arabia which of course are then used to bomb yemen they back something called the joint incident assessment team and yemen they back something called the joint incident assessment team and i know the united nations is criticize

dan do ya see yemen which are virtually unreported in dan do ya see yemen which are virtually unreported in my experience so what exactly is the situation you were there before the my experience so what exactly is the situation you were there before the the u.s. u.k. baghdad government fled the war had already started between the u.s. u.k. baghdad arm and fled the war had already started between the who's the rebels and the and the and the government i was there it's really the who's the rebels and the and the and the government i was there at a time before it intensified and we felt 6 and a half 1000 time before it intensified and we fence 6 and a half 1000 children killed or wounded in the last 3 years and children killed or wounded in the last 3 years. it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue. it is hard to communicate because i think a sort of compassion fatigue sets in and people didn't seem to be as interested in the wider world as they used faults in and people didn't seem to be as interested in the wider world as they used for the point of view of a

for the guns to fall silent in southern yemen after a power sharing deal is agreed between the saudi backed government and southern separatists. alone barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up acting white house chief of staff is summoned to testify in the donald trump impeachment inquiry is them across release testimony from p. witness. the standoff continues over the iran nuclear deal tehran announces it will restart uranium enrichment at the 4 don't nuclear plant. the baghdad the road side which iraqi protesters have transformed into a canvas of discontent. thank you for joining us yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia and it aims to end the months of violence between government forces and the u.a.e. backed fighters saudi crown prince mohammed bin. step towards a broader solution to the war in yemen diplomatic editor james bays reports now from the united nations. a deal is signed that it's hoped may bring peace to one part of the violent war in yemen

really wanting out of the boy yemen right now moment so mom was caught because the u.a.e. had basically withdrawn and in the south the clashes between the hobby forces and the sea caused the saudis to put ground troops in the south now admits oman is already mired in this conflict with the who these the last thing he wants and needs is saudi troops in the south between 2 warring factions he had to find a solution whether that leads to a broader peace deal i mean who he's already said you know what we're not interested i think he's going to have to do something much bigger than what i've been saying for some time is a unilateral secession of the bombing put a fixed time on it show initiative and say ok if we want to broader peace deal i've got to give something i don't get the sense that he's prepared to do that yet and what do you think would have to change for him to be able to do that the appetite is less in effect. well i think certainly a moment someone wants to get out he needs to go with that war is costing him a huge amount of damage in terms of the global image of

yemen's internationally recognized government reaches a power sharing deal with the separatist and the conflict in the south. rising pollution is threatening to bring down india's best known monument. a kid ally of donald trump has reversed his testimony in the peach mint inquiry now admits the us president offered a quid pro quo with ukraine to investigate the political rival u.s. ambassador to the e.u. golden song now acknowledges american military aid to ukraine was contingent on care of investigating joe biden and his son for corruption hydra jocasta reports from washington d.c. . the only witness to have explicitly defended president trump on the central question of the impeachment inquiry has reversed himself that question is whether trump withheld security assistance from ukraine in exchange for help with his reelection campaign. basket or gordon solomon at 1st said there was no quid pro quo but after being implicated by other witnesses he says his memory has sharpened. on lynn's amended testimony released tuesday the ambassador says he now remembers telling you crane in officia

as your reports a small part of yemen specifically the eastern part of south yemen. but the idea of this is to broaden it in such a way as to bring peace and to return the government of yemen to the south and to the whole country so. to 2 scenarios here if we trust that the arab coalitions intentions are truly to help yemenis find peace and therefore to end the conflict completely then some tough diplomatic challenges are ahead and they start with reconciling the eastern part of south yemen with the western part. then merging the 2 militaries as i said if the intention is good. then there are some tough challenges ahead but they are doing however if the intentions are are only for the out of correlation to dominate without direct occupation the south of yemen to unite the southern factions only to fight the hote these again then we have a different scenario on our hands and we have some very tough battles. the u.a.e. is combining more than 2 dozen defense companies to form one of the middle east's largest defense can come or at the un state will be called education w

the guns to fall silent in southern yemen after a power sharing deal is agreed between the saudi backed government and southern separatists. hello i'm barbara starr this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the acting white house chief of staff summoned to testify in the donald trump impeachment inquiry as democrats released testimony from key witnesses the standoff over the year round nuclear deal tehran says it will restart uranium enrichment at the 4 don't nuclear plant and california's housing crisis more on apple's $1000000000.00 pledge to help and hopelessness. first let's begin in the u.s. where president donald trump's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney has been summoned to testify in the impeachment inquiry and the testimonies of 2 key figures in the probe have also just been made public they are excerpts of interviews with the former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt volker and gordon song the current u.s. ambassador to the e.u. witnesses have said the vulcan song played a key role in trump's unofficial channel to ukrainian government officials trump is accused of w

battles in the rest of yemen. and the u.s. says iran's plan to expand ukrainian in richmond amounts to nuclear extortion a move by iran is another step away from the faltering 2050 nuclear deal that deal sets limits on your radium enrichments which can be used to create nuclear weapons . u.s. president daughter has offered to help mexico wipeout drug cartels who are being blamed for an attack which. killed 9 americans 3 women and 6 children dies in northern mexico after members of a cartel opened fire on the car as security officials believe the gunman may have mistaken them for wife or gang john homan has more from mexico city. this burnt up car a mute witness to a tragedy this is for the record i need and for my grandchildren are burr. shot up. right on the road out of the motor. 3 women and 6 children from the liberal family mormons originally from the us who settled in mexico decades ago was shot dead on the motorway in nor the mits co this was one of the relatives said trevor aged 11. also dead twins 6 months old the surv

this is the news hour from al-jazeera a deal has just been signed to end the fighting in southern yemen but it pitted saudi arabia against its amorality our lives also in the news no backing down iran's president announces new steps to move to iran even further from the 2050 nuclear deal while in the u.s. doesn't trump has announced the formal process of pulling out of the paris climate agreement and homeless in hollywood but the tech giant is number ailing a $2500000000.00 plan to provide affordable housing and is for south africa's rugby world cup winning team or a bouncer returned home fountains of fans away seeing the victoria springboks team will be live in johannesburg later in the park. so just as we go to air a power sharing agreement has been signed in yemen now it is between the yemeni government and southern separatists this is to do with aid in the southern parts of the country a deal brokered by saudi arabia is aimed at ending a power struggle in the south the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman says it is a step towards a political solution to end the war in yemen now t

hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia and aims to end the months of violence between government forces and the u.a.e. backed fighters or a bird in mali has won after months of negotiations finally a deal it's aimed at sharing power between president months of government and the separatists and transitional council. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin so mom says it's a step towards a political solution to end the war in yemen under the plan yemen's government will return to aden to put state institutions back in place and members of the sudden transitional council get cabinet positions all forces would join together under the coalition to restore stability and security. the un special envoy martin group has welcomed the deal stating the signing of this agreement is an important step for our collective efforts to advance a peaceful settlement to the conflict in yemen listening to southern stakeholders is importan

weapons arriving in yemen that is even as u.s. lawmakers asked for an urgent briefing from secretary of state mike demanding on says on how the weapons got there. find out more now in cross live to tell of lochley new york kaleb could see you what's known about the alleged delivery of weapons well the leaked video shows the gulf of aden port through the ports in the port of aden it shows the port of aden which is under control of the saudi led coalition within yemen they control this port and the video shows u.s. made military vehicles being unloaded there now so far we have heard from the pentagon which has not confirmed and will not confirm the accuracy of this video this is what we've heard we cannot comment on any potential ongoing investigations of claims of and to use violations. now it's important to note that u.s. law does require end to use monitoring of weapons that are exported by the united states and does not permit for weapons to be used to carry out human rights violations now to be fair saudi arabia has said they d

made weapons arriving in yemen and that is even to u.s.lawmakers for an urgent briefing from secretary of state mike demanding a long says on how the weapons that it shows the port of aden which is under control of the saudi led coalition and u.s. made military vehicles being unloaded there now so far we have heard from the pentagon which has not confirmed the accuracy of this video this is what we've heard we cannot comment on any potential ongoing investigations of claims of anti use violations now u.s. law does stipulate that weapons that are exported are required to have end use monitoring to make sure they're not being used for the violation of human rights or the killing of civilians however the kingdom of saudi arabia does maintain that it is not killing. civilians in yemen that it is simply fighting a war against the who is the forces however there are many international bodies and observers that strongly disagree with that assessment and say that civilians are dying in yemen so let's review some of what has taken place since the s

a deal is signed that it's hoped may bring peace to one part of the violent war in yemen presiding at a ceremony saudi crown prince mohammed bin so man those signing the government of yemen president had he a key saudi ally was among those present and the southern transitional council which was strongly backed by the united arab emirates even though all the while they've remained part of the saudi led coalition in yemen the real war in yemen is obviously between the hard government coalition and the who are these so this is just a sideshow and this is kind of a small breakthrough in the sideshow that only occurred very recently at the u.n. in new york the deal was welcomed by the u.k. ambassador the current president of the u.n. security council and this is a good step forward and that brings the satin transitional council into the government and we hope that the agreement will last and will be the 1st step if you like on to increase momentum at to get across yemen political process yemen's conflict is complex and multi-dimensional southerners of long had grievances the south was a se

ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be a geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's had on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you coming in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the sfi to see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late how do you communicate that people don't understand too late how do you communicate that people don't understand they don't know where you have money is hardly and there's very little reporting on hand they don't know where you have money is hardly and there's very little reporting of it suddenly on television i mean we used to be able to have a much wider compass

and yemen's warring parties strike a right deal to allow port to be reopened for men.

gratus is out to 0 live from doha also coming up a rare concession in the saudi led coalition fighting yemen's who the rebels says it will allow the sunnah airport to be reopened. out of the running guinea-bissau as president loses in the 1st round of voting in the country plagued by troops. a reminder of war 75 years on how japan is still battling. of soldiers killed on a remote pacific island. the un now says one of its peacekeepers may have shot and killed a young protester in the democratic republic of congo after new evidence emerged a senior official in kinshasa announced an investigation a short time ago protests against the u.s. mission spreading in the east of the country the unrest started in beni where people have driven the casket of a man killed during demonstrations on saturday around the streets in the past 2 days 6 people have died protesters are angry at what they say is a failure of un peacekeepers to protect them from rebels who have killed dozens of people this month francoise green yawn is the deputy special representative at the u.n. mission in the d r c he told al-jazeer

yemen's internationally recognized governments reaches a para sharing deal with separatists to end a conflicts in the size. the u.s. accuses iran of nuclear extortion has to hand takes more steps to reduce its commitments to 2050 nuclear deal. and mexico's president is under pressure to step up the war on drug cartels after gunmen killed mine americans in an ambush. how to apollo donald trump has altered his testimony in the impeachment inquiry gordon so on balance now with mit's the us president offered a quid pro quo with ukraine to investigate a political rival in newly released transcripts the u.s. envoy to the european union acknowledges that american military aid to ukraine was contingents on investigating joe biden well jumpers accused of pressing ukrainian president zelinsky in july to launch a probe into biden answers son hunter over corruption allegations transcripts of kurt volker the former special envoy to ukraine have also been made public investigators have. summons trumps acting chief of stack mick mulvaney but he is unlikely to attend since the white house has told u

the war in yemen is going terribly. massive humanitarian crisis we have cholera or famine but tonight. you see mixed up it's a terrible mess the saudis and their emissary allies are really burnt down in it it's a bit like their vietnam war. it is anti iranian in session of the saudis is not necessarily shared by the other monarchies of the arabian peninsula the country said we don't want to get involved in yemen or the country military did is they will move to southern yemen to to help the saudis protect their southern border but they didn't get involved in the air war and putting boots on the ground in the same way that the iraqis or the saudis did. you can as a result qatar is considered by saudi arabia and abu dhabi as being too close to tehran. to. look at the video. does iran share an offshore gas field in northern qatar in the persian gulf. if in if there were more inevitably that requires a certain amount of cooperation with iran is going to qatar can't of. the breakdown in relations with iran as it would be agai

says it's a long road ahead to fix yemen's medical system destroyed by the war. this is a rare glimpse of hope in a in a desperate war situation. for years we've asked for airport to be reopened for these medical flights but also for other commercial and civilian flights this is a place where we always had to send patients out of the country because they couldn't care for the worst and most complicated medical treatments then the airport was closed at the same time as the medical systems in yemen lapsed so yes thousands die in unnecessary and for those who opens over but for many patients there is now hope that they can get abroad and get treatment world health organization will now be coordinating this with the government of yemen and i hope that this medical efforts will start you know imminently but of course the whole medical system needs to be rebuilt half of hospitals and clinics and so on are inoperable at the moment rescue teams in albania are continuing to dig through rubble searching for survivors in buildings brought down by choose to as powerful earth

to yemen. fightings are not because they are partners of iran. they are fighting because of their circumstances in yemen. the best thing we can do, to the extent that we can do it, is to help resolve those internal issues. if you deny the iranians the vacuum that they have been very successful at exploiting, then you can deny them the air they need to develop these relationships and that is true with hamas, it is true in iraq, it is true with has bilal in lebanon, and it is true with the hezboll inn -- with lebanon,a and it is true with theh huthis. >> you have to actually know something and pay attention to the differences and you can't do this on the basis of two-dimensional policy and soundbites about iran. >> we will go to the next question. >> can the arab coalition of trusted to combat terrorism? >> maybe sometimes no. >> mostly no. >> it depends. the saudi's were good partners for us and fighting against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. we had a lot of success. there was one particular

describes as a humanitarian disaster yemen is still being used to traffic african migrants into gulf countries the international organization for migration says 90000 people most of the me feel pins have arrived in yemen since april al-jazeera went to ethiopia's capital to see what's driving people to risk their lives it was the birth of his son that pushed haile faceted home before setting off he kept telling his wife what he would do once he made it across the red sea how his journey would change their lives if only he could reach saudi arabia 2 years have passed since his final phone call from yemen when i watch live how can a man that calls his family every day disappear like this if he is alive he would have called us some even say he might be dead but i refuse to believe it i want to see him alive to kill of him if he's sick or if i have to bury his body and finally tell my son the truth about what happened to his father. is feisal alive. and if so where is he. so many questions left unanswered but. this is where the last heard from him and yemen's capital sana caught in the fi

i walk speak to him to stop all the war against yemen to get in release all the prisoners to pay off the saudis of all the employees in yemen and also to open their son i have courts that is no any justification to close this airport for about 25000000 yemenis living in sinai and living in all yemeni government eats. china has accused donald trump of sinister intentions after the president signed the hong kong human rights bill the law means washington can impose sanctions on chinese and hong kong officials seemed responsible for human rights abuses and the sarah clarke reports from hong kong fisons are celebrating the u.s. move. in central hong kong they gathered to say thank you to the united states president donald trump signed into law the hong kong human rights and democracy act on wednesday the pro-democracy protesters embraced it as a sign of support i think is a good thing for ha ha biggest given the special are how do you say that the economic. situation of our car to all mainland china actually yeah. i think it was affecting. the whole situation i'm very organised to be a p

yeah we're expecting the war against yemen to release all the prisoners to. the saudis if all. in yemen and also to open their son i of course if you know any justification to close this airport for 25000000 yemenis living inside and living in all you have been a government. curfew has been imposed in iraq a city of after 16 people were killed during anti-government protests security forces opened fire to disperse a demonstration the army is sending its commanders to several provinces to quote restore order it's setting up what it calls crisis cells to quell unrest but the army's warning is not stopping protesters in the capital baghdad where 4 people have been killed there throwing rocks and using slingshots as they fight security forces on the streets at least 350 people have been killed in 2 months of violence iraqis say they're fed up with corruption and they want political change they're demanding jobs and better services meanwhile iran is demanding firm action from the iraqi government after an attack on its consulates in the city of najaf on wednesday anti-government pro

issues that, the are unique to the conflict going on in yemen are issues internal to yemen. they are not fighting because they are partners or proxies of iran, they are fighting because there circumstances in yemen. the best thing we can do to the extent we can do it is to help resolve those internal issues if you deny them the vacuum they have been very successful at , then you can deny them the air they need in order to develop these relationships. that is true with hamas, it is , andin iraq, lebanon absolutely true in human. -- yemen. >> the point that underlies all of these is you have to actually know something. you have to pay attention to the different situations and differences. you can't do this on the basis of two-dimensional policy and soundbites about iran, which is where we carry out our public discussion. >> we will go to the next question. >> can the arab coalition of states be trusted to combat terrorism? >> maybe sometimes no. >> mostly no. >> it depends. the saudi's were good partners for us and fighting against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. we had a l

in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen world's worst humanitarian crisis yemen in a moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and the unicef u.k. ambassador yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador of yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in remarks in belmont and thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what supporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she got to the feeding center too late of dying of malnutrition because she

ethiopian capital at this album find out that it's white so many young and new in our child linked to yemen in search for a better life. hello again welcome back to the national weather forecast well it was a very windy day here across parts of southern england on saturday hurricane force winds were the big problem they're all dealing with an air of low pressure now we're still going to see lots of problems in western europe the biggest problems will be down here across parts of southern france where the winds are still going to be quite gusty as well as very heavy rain across much of italy and flooding is going to be a big risk there now as we go from sunday and into monday that rain pushes across the adriatic we are going to be seen flooding for parts of much of negril as well as into albania and also some very heavy rain up here towards much of the north temporize fort athens it is going to be a windy day for you at $23.00 and up towards kiev it is going to be a little bit warmer with a temper there of 16 degrees or here across another part of africa we did see quite a bit of rain pushin

let's review some of what has taken place since the saudi led military campaign in yemen began.now there is widespread disapproval of saudi arabia's activities in yemen in the united states and there have been multiple attempts by the u.s. congress to stop the sale of weapons to saudi arabia and 2019 there was the war powers resolution which was approved by the u.s. house and senate however it was vetoed by u.s. president donald trump and in july of 2019 there were a trio of congressional resolution aimed at banning the billions of dollars worth of weapons that are sold to saudi arabia the united arab emirates and other countries and that was also vetoed by donald trump so this new video us seems to show u.s. made weapons and military vehicles being unloaded at the port of aden handed over to saudi forces and that is something that many americans and members of congress don't approve but that the president of the united states has made clear he wishes to continue. the french president has said he believes nato is in terminal decline describing the once robust alliance as experie

described as a humanitarian disaster yemen is still being used to traffic african migrants into gulf countries the international organization for migration says 90000 people most of the ethiopians have arrived in yemen since april. went to ethiopia's capital to see what's driving people to risk their lives. it was the birth of his son that pushed haile faceted home before setting off he kept telling his wife what he would do once he made it across the red sea how his journey would change their lives if only he could reach saudi arabia. 2 years have passed since his final phone call from yemen when i watch. how can a man that calls his family every day disappear like this if he is alive he would have called us some even say he might be dead but i refuse to believe it i want to see him alive to kid of him if he's sick or if i have to bury his body and finally tell my son the truth about what happened to his father. is faisel alive. and if so where is he. so many questions left unanswered. this is where the last heard from him and yemen's capital sana caught in the fighting between hutu

nicholas hawk in the ethiopian capital addis ababa that's why so many young you are travelling to yemen in search for a better life. it's still raining in sichuan has been for months it seems over the clouds for at east was not much going on for a good part of central and southern china it's always been coming out of it and gathering of the hard ground but if you're not here if you know you've got far away to come shankar's 22 in hong kong 30 all those she would see value so it probably feels quite present but there's clearly something going on for the south china sea and running towards the coast of vietnam heavy rain once again developing. officially the monsoon right and you just saw the edge of it it goes up to a sichuan is still through here just south of mumbai that's the monsoon retreat but there's nothing much happening along without a few showers the majority of the rain for the south and sri lankan carola there is however in the arabian sea yet another tropical cyclone now it's moving slowly and i wouldn't take this forecast directions gospel it's all a moving towards garage o

the saudi led coalition agrees to open sun our airport in yemen to see prisoners are expected to be flown in shortly. china accuses the us of interference of balls of consequences after president trump science and law supporting hong kong's human rights i made ongoing protests. thousands of colombians refused to back down there's a national strike against corruption and economic inequality. now the iraqi army says it's sending its commanders to provinces to restore order in a statement it said it's setting up what it calls crisis cells to quell the mass on the rest this follows another night of violence at least 8 people were killed in nazareth when security forces opened fire to disperse a demonstration there. and also iran is demanding firm action from the iraqi government after an attack on its consulate in the city of nat jeff anti-government protesters torched the building there accusing tehran of supporting the iraqi government who they have been railing again. it's full 2 months later i gave him a report was. hundreds of anti-government protesters stormed the compound to the irania