and he said he, he hunger in yemen and i've never seen what else. and he actually called if it's something that the bible, the rest. yeah. and she said that's 20 percent. sure this is some and and yet there was not heard is message or the mini mester, there's the warning this happening. and so yes, this is, this is deal. and you know, every day i get to choose from problems to my what's up as just show me how they are suffering. and i've had to tell people don't say this was i can i am puckered from a point of privilege as you know, when i see there's pictures that shoot as follow is the question many times when i did talk about them in michigan, i was try and this is not professional professional, we have to, we are dance. i can, i can if people i know if the plan me was that i'm that my we might lose my neighbor. right? diseases in my report, they the largest on in history. and we are again, 21st century, which should not i guess the area is february, the 25th. which would you have women? thank you. so if you look at all months we've seen about wo

because i want to work and earn money in yemen. my children see yemen. do you want to continue on to the gulf states? no, sir william or i want to go to yemen. and then saudi arabia, who, wherever there is work, and your family. will you? yes, my mother is there. everyone is there and she will, oh, god will work it out. i will do a god willing. so we'd love. god bless you. oh, buck is a small town in northern djibouti with fewer than $30000.00 residents. there's hardly any agriculture, no industry, and very little work. opposite the portable buck across the gulf of shad dura, lies yemen. the main source of work is fishing and smuggling gasoline, alcohol, and even people that to legal injure booty, which is why no one talks about it. but fishermen like abu or barely getting by got what i got going to show up, and i work on the coast city where it's legal for me to fish way enough, but it's very hard and gas is expensive, so you don't earn money. you have to leave your booty to make better money and places like yemen. oh no, you're good. with all the hards

who them wait till the yemen? do you want to continue on to the gulf states? and i said, william, 1st i want to go to yemen, who different than saudi arabia, who, wherever there is, work. well and your family, our mamma noon. yes. my mother's there. good. and every one is there and she will do good. god will work it out. i will drive if god willing, so we'd weigh allah. god bless you. he said oh, book is a small town in northern djibouti with fewer than 30000 residents. there's hardly any agriculture, no industry, and very little work. opposite the port of buck across the dose of shad dura lies human. the main source of work is fishing and smuggling gasoline, alcohol. and even people that are legal eligibility, which is why no one talks about it. but fishermen like abu or barely getting by got what i'm going to show up and i work on the coast city where it's legal for me to fish way not, but it's very hard and gas is expensive, so you don't earn money. you have to leave your booty to make better money in places like yemen. oh no, you're good. with all the hard

in places like yemen, that osi so no luck. with my little boy, hardship pushes fishermen to become people smugglers who risk falling into the clutches of the coast guard. all these boats have been confiscated. the owners are now in prison, and the migrants were headed to a place that offers them shelter through an unforgiving landscape and brutal heat. we're going to meet a group of refugees who have been on their feet for days, including mohammed who speaks to us. then why did you walk the entire way? could ability. i am but it? yes and all on foot. i don't have money for a car. ah. why, why that are you exhausted? i had bad thought. yes, i'm tired. had my legs hurt. it's hot and we're thirsty ivy. how can why next is the t shirt all you have? what is what? yes, just a t shirt wedge it. why does map and is this your only pair of shoes? left wide. hey, we give them our water and move on. this is the base for the international organization of for migration, or i o. m. aid workers are currently helping some 250 people. they've h

i said you mon, of the yemen relief at reconstruction foundation. thank you. and when we return, we'll rewind the clock back 20 years to revisit afghanistan, a country that suffered a direct war, waged by the united states known as the forever war. don't go anywhere. the ammo will be right back. i ah, a sheep out becomes the african. and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground. holden is the aggressor today. i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think you chose a believe you mostly mine or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas new g i g a with the letter from, you know, with joe by imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang the me, it's done the graveyard of empires. afghanistan, the geographical center, that is the middle east. this landlocked central asian, rugged country has fought off invaders o

with yemen is dangerous. there's a war there. water. oh yeah. wash war. war is everywhere. heard. gov, well hold on abroad. you're out of violence is everywhere. what? i'll get the greatest war off. but a lot of your what should i do? it's time for the evening prayer or more. these men, just like all the migrants on this route will need god's blessing. on next story is also about hope and the future. pub, and coma from india has a big dream ever since he watched a ballet on youtube as a young child, he's been determined to become a dancer. but he's had to overcome many obstacles along the way, including from within his own family. ah, man of baldwin, my name is puffin komatt that's been amazed since childhood. i've loved to dance alcohol in the village. they say it's a girl dana. equally not you. but this isn't a delicate dance form. was hid required a great deal of strength like flexibility. well and hard work, i notice that the liberal lip let that donkey a thing i want the day to come when those who market yet when will see for thems

s. foreign policy helped or harmed yemen? yeah, unfortunately, the u. s. one policy has quite a bit. every life there was to them was supported by the us government, where there was certainly pipe is shown on the south side. and a quarter of the arm should they sell to the 25 percent. does just target so that can you much console us and how much dependence the saudi are in terms of arms on the stephanie, if so been years of dollars, you know weapons to 5. yes. and again here i'll give you a very small sample. they're just the bomb and then they, there's high schools changing almost every time the science, if the us government decides to not sell the tires for the deaths. this hardly a question. of course they asked me to ask if you mean showed the big wonder they've been targets out for the bombing. they continues to change them in the pilots. and even though they've bigger, as i've said, multiple items that they had bomb seventies. and they kept trying to train them for 7 years, so been done. civilians and after 7 was a painting, i've been thinking to wor

i said, you mon, of the yemen relief at reconstruction foundation. thank you. and when we return, we'll rewind the clock back 20 years to revisit afghanistan, a country that suffered a direct war, waged by the united states known as the forever war. don't go anywhere. the ammo will be right back, i ah, ah, ah ah, ah, in 1898. the island new puerto rico became a u. s. colony, but still retain its own cultural identity. we can speak in favor of independence. we be thrown into prison today, close to half its population live in ro, the residence of puerto rico. have no representation in congress and con, vote and u. s. presidential elections like okay, you wanna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for, even if we were office citizenship with the head and we would prefer are wrong. we want to get a, was in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than of submissive accept reality that we felt was like shockingly unfair. my sorry, that i decided to fight for my co

i said you mon, of the yemen relief at reconstruction foundation. thank you. and when we return, we'll rewind the clock back 20 years to revisit afghanistan, a country that suffered a direct war, waged by the united states known as the forever war. don't go anywhere. the ammo will be right back. ah ah, a raw when all 3. just don't know. i mean you world the, if you have to say proud disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds of horn, we choose to look for common ground. november 22nd 2020 to outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices looking entrances and exits to keep the oldest monastery. they were looking for, alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean dealer seeming us. it was no violent foam or reason for the brutal crime down one church. his parishioners said, song, a song about russia. ah, it's wrong been reason enough to condemn any orthodox christian attack in prison and even kill them. russia, what are you russia? finance. because when you loud store and you, w

she managed to get by with small jobs and yemen while raising her 3 children alone . now she's back in judy asked me with the leukemia quin monkey and i want to go home and take my children to school with him. he did not media of it. i don't want to move to a foreign country any more. i know, you know i've had enough go, you know, luggage. i just want to go home to live in among and put my children in school. the at least samson is safe at the i o. m, camp awful. according to research conducted by the organization, tens of thousands of migrants have died or disappeared in recent years on the way to saudi arabia carter or the gulf states. the i o m is kadijah ahmed takes us to the scene, wearable tragedy. that's time that was too much we have in that was that was when all of them the date the it was 916123. yeah, this has no names. just a few. c shows the tomb for undocumented migrants code. there was then so then half of them there was by this shadow yank in front because there was family but they were also into think they had all it all it took. but when we know ther

i showed you mon, of the yemen relief at reconstruction foundation. thank you. and when we return, we'll rewind the clock back 20 years to revisit afghanistan, a country that suffered a direct war, waged by the united states known as the forever war. don't go anywhere. the m o will be right back. i ah, ah ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk in 1898. the island of puerto rico became a u. s. colony, but still retain its own cultural identity. we can speak in favor of independence. we be thrown into prison today, close to half its population live in poverty. moreover, residence in puerto rico have new representation in congress and con, vote and u. s. presidential elections like okay, we're gonna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for, even if we were office citizenship with the head. and we would p

in june 1967 there were in the yemen. they were not in the signer. alright, so the, the term opec plus the plus that actually includes russia. what is russia's position in this cartel? how important a player are there lessons? not formally a member opec, but they are a member of tech plus. and as a very large oil producer, they have considerable weight and current american officials and both sides of the iowa democratic site and the republican side in congress and government. so that relationship is definitely a symbiotic relationship because you have a small group of people that is a monarchy or the those people who are now in control of the country among the monarchy, who require security and defense against 1st and foremost, their own people. and the united states have provided that security and protection in spite of any denial. these are the stablish facts that the united states stopped the over to throw or the removal of the monarchy from one end of that country, stopping in 19 sixties and continued until now. so it's not only i guess outside t

in june 1967 there were in the yemen. they were not in the signer. alright, so the, the term opec plus the plus that actually includes russia. what is russia's position in this cartel? how important a player are they lessons or not formally a member of opec, but they are a member of tech plus. and as a very large oil producer, they have considerable weight. the war and ukraine though, has undermined their weight. because there are so many countries that apply sanctions against russia and are not importing russian oil anymore. so russia is relative position has declined since he began the war with ukraine, which is why saudi arabia's decision last month or earlier this month to cut production was so much to the russians advantage. because the russians need to get as much money as they can for the amount of oil that they can find consumers on the world market, mostly china and india. and even in china and india, they're selling oil had a bargain price. so pushing up the price of oil has been a significant help for the russians and keeping their economy

it is in this country, despite the resistance of the people of yemen the failure of the saudi coalition to dominate this country has marked another strategic failure for the united states. the united states considers domination a part of its policy. its military budget has reached 683 billion dollars. this country alone accounts for 39 % of the world's military expenditures. has allocated to itself, but even these staggering expenses cannot prevent the strategic failures of the united states. today, the biggest and most costly strategic failures of the world are from that government that once considered itself the world's superior power . the failed plans of the united states are absurd. the politicians of this country have proved the importance of establishing peace in the world and the fight against terrorism. the economy is a key determining point . a strong economy is a strong point and an important factor in the country's impregnability and impenetrability. wealth has an effect on human materiality and spirituality. of course, the economy is not the goal of the islamic society, but

so they can cross out both spy or tat countries in the region from yemen to add to iran, to syria, for example. so there are provided place for to train syria novice isis linked and others in saudi arabia. you know, and that's, this information is new obviously, but these are facts. so over the past 6 years, so did i be served? the united states, security and economic goals. and the u. s. served the monarchies, survival and power within the country. and in the region, the saudis have considered and seem to have agreed to start taking the chinese you want for oil. now, if this really does happen, do you think this will be really destabilizing to market, specifically here? states. i mean, is this going to, is this going to cause the collapse of the u. s. petro dollar? i do not think saudi arabia relying and popped on the want, will bring an end to the euro dollar sort of to the dollar. but it will open the gateway to other countries to start depending or using the dollar as a currency and international trade. trade between china and russia, for example, would stop using the dollar and pe

you can get ukraine, you got yemen, you got some malia, you got the ethiopia list goes on. but behind wars like that are a weapons industry that you just alluded to. that was worth $531000000000.00 worldwide in 2020 and as of this recording, while the basin of ukraine intensifies the stock prices, general dynamics lockheed martin. as you mentioned, northrop grumman, arethia, and they recently hit their 5 year hive. so as we talk about war, we also have who benefits from war? can you help me unpack that a little bit? who's really benefiting? is the older latin slogan, coolie, bono, who benefits are going all the way back? when will you can nameless call? we were last century world war one, the loans by j. p. morgan to the british for arms, for the british, it had to deal or even had lost the war to some extent. j. p. morgan would have gone bankrupt and wilson, our president then, could not allow that to happen. that would have been a financial disaster. and that goes on from there on, in particular whoa, whoa, who benefited from vietnam going on as long as it did, or afghani

most companies have just not returned to yemen. you too many difficulties, including transportation issues where you can't deliver medicine safely and appropriate conditions. the closure of apples and ports is the worst thing that's happened to our country. this caused the death of many patients who were deprived of their medicine. amber also preventive from traveling abroad for treatment medicine arrived at high cost, and in many cases it arrives unfit for use g to pull transportation available. now the armed conflict in yemen has been raging for a while. the last 8 years after a saudi arabian led military coalition intervened in the country, the war displaced more than 4000000 people devastated the economy and basic healthcare and cancer patients have raised their voice asking for help. lim, so for the, the surface has become almost nonexistent. due to the aggression that targeted the country and it's civilians, in addition to the blockade and asked strikes with some for michelle dutch of medicine. and it's costly of qualified me

right now, the war that were supporting in yemen through arms to saudi arabia and the u. e. eyes keeping ej a truly genocidal war going on or enormous massacre. and i think with very little benefit except to the arms manufacturers. people ask, why don't we learn from our failures in vietnam and afghanistan and elsewhere in the answer is, who has a lesson to learn? those floors were very profitable for the people you named for lockheed raytheon, northrop grumman and the others are they have anything to learn. i'm afraid that right now, there's 2 major purposes. it will keep the war, they can keep the war and ukraine going. as long as the war in afghanistan, not in the way that is being waged now. but by a kind of guerrilla, we're that we're supporting that we support, as we did against the soviets in afghanistan for 10 years. and the f ukrainian people would be ground to bits in the course of that as the afghans were. and yet it's very comfortable for people who are supplying those weapons and keep going. there is one other major motives that affects these things. in parti

most companies have just not returned to yemen due to many difficulties, including transportation issues, where you can't deliver medicine safely and appropriate conditions. the closure of apples and ports is the worst thing that's happened to our country. this caused the death of many patients who had deprived of their medicine. amber, also prevented from traveling abroad for treatment medicine arrives at high cost, and in many cases it arrives unfit for use g to poor transportation. of the armed coffee and yemen has been raging for the last 8 years. offer a saudi led, military coalition intervened in that country at the war has this place more than 4000000 people devastated economy. and while the basic health care services as well . so now cancer patients of raise their voices, they're asking for help them. so for the, the surface has become almost nonexistent due to the aggression that targeted the country and its civilians. in addition to the blockade and asked shrikes with some for michelle dutch of medicine. and this cost, if qualified medical stuff, because many of them have trave

operation to evacuate citizens from libya and to evacuate an operation to evacuate citizens from e, yemen , so we do not fully know how chinese weapons will behave in the event of not even just a war, but intensive exploitation. that's when the first russian chinese peace mission exercise was in 2005, yes, then the chinese came here. and here is a huge amount of technology. it just broke down as part of small exercises, when there was, uh, tank biathlon, the chinese, of course, prepared their tank very well, however, its torsion bars broke. their undercarriage broke down the next year as well. it broke down again, because to make a good tank, so that on the one hand it was firepower on the other hand, so that it was mobile and at the same time protected for the crew. this is not a trivial task, so on the one hand they made a colossal wok a on the other hand, of course, they still have very important gaps. that is why, for example, they continue to import russian engines, because russian engines are still many times more reliable than chinese ones. therefore, i think that in the event of a

in yemen, due to a coalition led by saudi arabia, the price of food in iran has increased sharply.s year, the yemenis want and experience the month of ramadan without distance . press tv reporter yusuf nouri reports that the holy month of ramadan is a decisive step to end the saudi distance. i see because with the recent intensification of the studios for food, fuel and gasoline, people are asking the government to take action to revive my economy and prevent the continuous increase in food prices. it will increase and make life more difficult for business owners because it is our missile capabilities that will break the siege. god willing, the main duty of the government, even in the current situation, is to provide basic services such as electricity, water, and the construction of communication routes so that people can travel. prices are under siege, mohammed said, despite the increase in prices, the war of the saudi coalition against yemen will not go anywhere. it is the season, the enemy hopes to damage this country by preventing the arrival of fuel and gasoline . we have comp

me from iran to yemen with weapons. i believe it's the third in the past two months. this type of operation. is there is this a sign of any increase or change in policy and how you know how the u. s. is going about monitoring the waters in that area. >> so a couple of things us navy central command has been obviously present in that region for a very long time. can and continues to work very closely with our partners and our allies in that region to do exactly that to to prevent potential illicit shipment and to ensure that those waterways remain safe, secure and stable. in terms of the dao that you're referring to, my understanding is it was a stateless tao carrying approximately 2000 ak 40 seven's traversing a route that has been used in the past by iran to send weapons illegally to the hoodie rebels in yemen. again, centcom can talk more about that. but i do think to your to the point of your question, it highlights the instability that is fomented by countries like iran when when they have conducted these types of s

in syria, still supports horrific war of genocidal proportions against the civilian population of yemen, and we continue to target with brutal sanctions the uranian and syrian regimes that are at the top of the bin laden list. the first thing for regime change is stop supporting terrorism. as far as the threat of further anti-american sentiment we have to call off the entire policy of american dominance of the middle east. that's because of the terrorism problem against the united states in the first place. ending the war on terrorism won't do because we will still be at risk. what has to happen is america, the middle part of north america has to renounce their mandate to rule the rest of the world particularly the arab middle east. >> scott horton is the author of "enough already" and, time to end the war on terrorism and director of the rotarian institute, editorial director of antiwar.com which is what? >> guest: the most important project on the internet, we've been around for 25 years, right about everything the whole time and the records prove it. we are libertarian non-interventi

navy seized over 2,000 assault weapons headed from a fishing boat headed to yemen. they say they were being delivered from iran as part of a continued pattern of destabilization from the country. the rifles were likely bound for the iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen >>> president biden is back on u.s. soil, returning overnight after meeting with world leaders in mexico and announcing a controversial new policy to address the migrant crisis at the border >> reporter: president biden meeting with the leaders of mexico and canada amid a record-breaking influx of migrants coming into the u.s >> our entire atmosphere has experienced unprecedented levels of migration >> reporter: they shared information to make it easier for migrants to apply for asylum before they reach the u.s. the biden administration recently announced thiey would send as many as 30,000 migrants a month back to mexico fernando is a migrant advocate and says the new biden policy will cause more migrants to take riskier routes here. >> people will sufficient becasuffer because o this change. >> repo

when it comes to somalia, when it comes to yemen, when it comes to the other, i just mentioned 3 of the 7 illegal wars that the u. s. is directly involved in across the world. and i say illegal, according to the american law, because the american law, it says that no war the us cannot enter any war without the approval of congress. congress never approved and you use law. so it's the legal, according to the american constitution. but according to the law of international community, to the international law, everything that the u. s. has been doing is against international law, whether it is against iran, iraq, lebanon, a constant, m, and you name it. i mean that there's history and you could just find it everywhere you look. but when it comes to the relationship with yvonne, i mean since 1959 up until now has the relationship between the u. s. and cuba ever changed low because the government in cuba is adamant on fighting imperialism and fighting. anything that comes against its sovereign state. same thing goes for a ranch before the $979.00 revolution. iran was a very good friend to th

now we don't care that yemen what . but anyway, what i'm saying she, everyone is that when all else fails, they take you to war. the global economy is failing and they will get to people's minds. austin, misery with war. okay, let me. we have one minute left. look in your crystal ball here. i won't hold it to you, but we're coming to the end of this year by the end of next year. how many governments do you think in the european union will fall? i won't hold you to it. betting possibly several. on the andrew i saw you fully got it so so a majority that would crumble and the opinions within the european union that would change at all. we have phone issues at the european parliament with corruption, bike tar and things. and we see that these people at the european parliament have great ideas about ethics and morality. they're all so it's going to get worse in europe and of the approval. so he said, i see depression in future, certainly with america in time is sitting, making a lot of money with the european stupidity, savi