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

yemen's warning to the neighboring countries the supreme political council of yemen warned the neighboring countries of international organizations about the interference and assistance to the united states, england and the zionist regime in attacking yemen, the yemeni authorities announced in response to the recent aggression against yemen, all the interests of the united states and england have become legitimate targets for the yemeni armed forces . the sacred defense of yemen is sovereignty, independence and freedom in decision making. yemen has also emphasized that the continuation of measures taken by the yemeni armed forces in the red sea of ​​babolmandab is related to the actions of the zionist enemy. yemen's ansarullah announced today the american and british attacks on places in sana'a, the capital, hodeidah, tiz, hajjah and saada, which left five martyrs and six wounded. military spokesman yemen's ansarullah said that the us and british attacks on yemen this morning left 5 martyrs and 6 wounded . today, the us and the uk announced the attack on more than 16 points in yemen with 1

us and uk strike yemen in response to attacks in the red sea. yemen. pledges to continue its operations in support of gaza. reactions pouring following us late aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to regional and international peace. the palestinan officials in gaza say israel is using genocide and starvation as a policy to force gazans out of the territory.

yemen, have you seen the massive presence of people after the attack that the us made on areas in yemen last night ? we used to see yemeni gatherings are always chaotic. in support of palestine , this frame, which we saw live now, is even more magnificent and with a greater extent than before. also, why did america attack a place where there is so much popular support, so many people are in the scene, and we even had an interpretation of one of them. one of the ansarullah officials said to the palestinian people after this attack: "either we will win together or we will be martyred together, that is, there is no fear. maybe the american fleet and the american plane will be targeted somewhere else in the world, the government would fall quickly , the policy would change here, people." they are more present what is your analysis about the new american policy ? yes, in the name of god , the most merciful, the most merciful. i offer greetings, courtesy and respect to you, your colleagues and all dear viewers. you see, we asked you a very correct question. first, we must understand why ameri

in fact, among the countries mentioned, yemen is more significant. yemen is an oil and gas rich country, its population is larger than the population of eritrea, and somalia, and has relatively larger and more developed ports near bubble mandab, including in aiden, dubab and mokka. we are basically interested in yemen because of count. because of trade roots through the red sea and because of very significant income from arms sales to those who are party to the conflict, so at the same time that we appore the terrible human cost on the ground, our governments are continuing to support those are party to the conflict and continuing to sell them weapons which being used in yemen. since the beginning of the 20th century, yemen has been the scene of many. military and political developments. britain, which was yemen's protectorate since the previous century and the soviet union, as a leader of the eastern block, wielded the most influence in the country. since yemen's civil war in the 1960s and partitioning of the country into northern and southern parts

the yemen army says. washington and london bear full responsibility for the acts of aggression against the arab country. activist and political commentator hussein albukhaiti says the us military is claimed that it's targeted radar site used to track american ships is questionable. yesterday around at 3:30 am, huge explosion was heard from north of sana. uh from the area where sanha airport is located and as the united states has announced they said they have targeted radar unit and i don't know i mean uh uh mainly if there is any radar unit is used to track us ship it will be radar unit that's in the coast of yemen uh i don't know that they could have been actually uh targeted the the radar that is belong to sana airport is not clear uh at this uh at this moment and it was really strange in the... statement of the us central command about this latest attack, they said those strike have no association and are separate from operation prosperity guardian. i believe that united kingdom, maybe it could not be

and why would it name yemen's ansera, a terrorist organization? in this edition of the spotlight, we will look at the military aggression by the us and its allies against yemen, and how militarizing say as they have done in dangers of the world economy. first let me introduce our guests. is an activist and political commentator joining us from sona. also joining us dan is author and human rights a lawyer who joins us from pittsburg pa. welcome to you both. i'll start with you. since you're in sona uh let's look at the latest us aggression and uh if you can tell us what you think about it where you have uh the 14 strikes that the us has uh uh executed and uh this was a preemptive move by the us because it said that there were missiles ready to go by the yemenese. i'm wondering how they would know that and whether that even constitutes a reason to strike another uh country's army. uh, what is your reaction to the way the us did that and of course how it has been acting against yemen with? has accelerated its strikes against the yemani army, i mean i

slamed al khalifa regime for backing the strikes on yemen. they also call for closure of us bases on their land as well as israeli embassy condemning normalization of ties with the telebiv regime. bahrain's main opposition group. fog also denounced the attack on yemen as a war crime warning, it was aimed at destabilizing the region to serve israely interests. also sammed manama regime for its participation in the us led coalition in the red sea. bahrain is the only arab nation that's part of it. and despite creation of the coalition, yemen says his retaliatory operations against israel balance ships will continue until regime's genocidal war on gaza ends. the international court of justice at the heg has heard submissions from lawyers representing south africa was accused israely regime of committing genocide in gaza. the justices are considering the merits of the case case that is which has been vemantly opposed by the regime in tel aviv who's a blamed resistance for its actions. icj at the heg for this report. it has been a historic two day

us out of yemen, uk out of yemen, hands off yemen. protesters chanted hands off yemen now and let themen live. they help banners reading stop us uk bombing of yemen. activists are accusing the by and administration of threating to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting the israeli onslaught on palestinians. they have called for emergency mobilization across the us to protest these warmongering moves. meanwile iranians up held new rallies across the country in support of the palestinians in gaza. the protesters took to the streets and different iranian cities after friday prayers. they chances slogans against israel and its main supporter the us over the... genicide against palestinians. since the gaza war began, the iranian people have held rallies on what they call fridays of anger over the atrocities in the palestinian territory. anger mainly boils on the us over its support for israel through sending military aid and vetoing anti-israel resolutions at the un security council. correspondent has talked to number of

as for the plundering of yemen's oil resources by saudi arabia.خيرات المواطن اليمني قد وصلت السفينه سارا سوتا يوم نهايه يوم 13/8/2021 الى ميناء شبوه لتحميل ما يقارب 106800 طن من النفط الخام اي ما يقارب 950 الف برميل من النفط الخام. with major companies that are active in excavation of oil wells prove that the uncharted oil reserves in yemen will be far larger than the official 3 billion barrels and the resources in marib, shaba, aljaf and hazarmut are even larger than the fossil fuel resources in all arab countries of the persian gulf put together. in 2012, the year was not so good because of all the incident we had. and bombing of the main pipeline and we produce only 5.2 million tons when our design capacity is about 6.7 and even better in reality whenever we have no shutdown or whenever we have long trend of running. in particular in 2011 the year was quite good and we were able to produce 6.9 million ton. one of the largest oil fields in saudi arabia is located in rubalhali desert every hundreds of millions of barrels of oil are extracted from

that abu dhabi dealt against riyad amid the yemen war. it aroused the wrath of saudi leaders. after the skirmishes on the southern front seased and uae forces withdrew from yemen, the saudi army and forces under its and in northern yemen were being crushed under the heavy strikes by the yemeni army and popular forces, so they retreated from large oil rich areas in aljaf and marib. saudi arabia and mansouradi's former governments blamed emirati stab in their back for the retreat, but the uae leaders knew very well that saudi arabia could no longer be their reliable ally and their greater plot in the bubble mondab region, so they were looking for new partner or regional power to complete their plan, and for this reason they ganged up with the israeli regime. when palestinian journalist shirin abule was killed by an israeli sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message, that they don't want any narrative other than their own and the decades old occupation of palestinian lands and their aggression. it wasn't the fir

in fact, foreign forces were militarily present in yemen a temporary basis. it gave foreign countries a golden opportunity to establish the first military basis in the strategic region. in 2015. when the ua army decided to interfere in yemen and join the saudi led coalition, authorities in the country were well aware that unlike saudi arabia, which is yemen's northern neighbor, they wouldn't be able to support their allies in southern yemen from a long distance, and if you look uh at the entire african coast, you see uh their interest in ports in... egypt, injedda, down the entire african coast, asab, somaliland, puntland, mogadishu, but also, also i want to note that there's another element here, that is control of the entire south coast of yemen, right, so the ports aren't necessarily operating there, but these are there are historical ports here, and the emirates have made this a priority, so if you look at this map again, none of these uh ports in and of themselves are necessarily game changers, right, but i think the view from abu dhabi'. is uh you piece

yemen, we are ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen, including relevantnment is eyeing the expansion. the ports in the south of yemen in order to turn them into international financial and transit hubs, but it hasn't yet inaugurated the developed ports in southern and western yemen. you can trace the reasons in the incident that happened on september 11th, 2021 in the almoka port. on that day, the southern transitional council leaders and forces under the command of tarik sal established the newly developed almoka port with some uae officials in attendance and gradually start receiving shipping at the port. a few hours before the ceremony, the silos constructed at the port came under missile attack and the ceremony was completely cancelled. it was decisive response by yemen's anser la movements to the uae and the forces backed by abu dhabi. the message was as long as the hudeda port and the coasts are illegally occupied by the saudi led coalition, the rivals won't be allowed to use the southern ports. on the other hand, saudi arabia, that wanted to constr

make this issue inclusive and yemen and this fact that yemen is creating insecurity in the red sea. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . i am at your service, ms. emami and all the dear viewers. i ask you to ask one more time please announce the point that yemen and the yemeni authorities have announced that only with a series of countries. in fact, the ships that are heading towards the occupied territories are working, and my question is why america is trying to inculcate this point to include it all and say that yemen is creating insecurity at the entrance of the red sea. it is clear because the americans, as a superpower claiming global governance , were challenged in the strategic strait of babolmandb and for the first time. an almost small country has been able to impose its will on the sea routes, especially the straits of babolmande and the red sea, on the will of the united states. in other words, the imperial authority of the united states of america has been challenged, and despite the fact that the yemenis declared that only ships destined for the

yemen, after that period, we witnessed new force that stepped into intervene in yemen equations, that was none other than saudi arabia. saudi arabia supported ali abdullah saleh to fight the huthis and saada governors and suppress the shias. yemen situation, the prime share of blame. is on the shoulder of the leader of that government, abdullah saleh, the fact that that he brought in two armies into his country, the saudi army and the american army to attack his country and created this issue with saada for the six time, this is the sixth war with the with the people of the houthis and with the issue of the south and of course he laid the foundation for the rise of al-qaida and the salafy in yemen. the developments led to the arab spring in 2011 and the popular uprising in yemen, which toppled ali abdul's government. saudi arabia envisaged no option to keep saul in power, so it replaced them with his deputy, abu rabu mansur hadi as his pawn in sana, but yemani shias formed in alliance with various sunni factions in northern and central yemen and established a powerful political moveme

, but it also will affect the political scene inside of yemen. how do you think that will affect the yemeni saudi peace process that has... has been stalled for the past two years, but it is actually there. how will that be affected? certainly, both saudi arabia and american conviction suggest that the war in yemen, led by the saudi coalition is not progressing in the direction they desire. halting the war, seasing military operations and partially lifting the blockade were primarily in the interest of both the united states and saudi arabia. therefore, the current escalation has not impacted the... space at sanhar international airport or maritime navigation to the ports of hudaida. this serves as guige for the continuation of negotiations and commitment to a political solution. ultimately, yemen will not link the political solution to its duties regarding the palestinian cause and gaza. when yemen made the decision related to gaza, there was a conviction that if the political solution were affected, it would not be compromised for the sake of t

yemen, the american president announced that the attack on targets in yemen was carried out based on his order to the american forces and with the cooperation of the british. rishi senak added: the actions of the united kingdom and the united states are aimed at weakening the military capability of the yemenis, and we ask them to stop their attacks. bahrain, australia, canada and the netherlands also supported the united states and england in the air attack of the united states and england on yemen. a newspaper: the american reported that the yemeni army, before the attacks of the united states and its allies on their positions, took part of their weapons and equipment. concealed. the american newspaper wall street journal, citing an american military official and a person close to the yemeni political council, reported that yemeni forces moved and hid part of their weapons and equipment to other places before the early morning attacks of the united states and its allies on the positions of the yemeni army. . this american newspaper claimed that the yemeni army stored its missiles in

we will do our best to be really power. the region and if you read about yemen, yemen for a long time used to be one of the strong countries, i mean except for the latest events in terms of the economy, in terms of some problems politically happened in yemen, yemen has the potential to be very strong country, we have the people, we have the will to do so, and i think this is the first step to realize our capabilities in the region, with the help of the access of resistance, i think we can be a real force that could change the equation in the region, we are a peaceful force, we are not really... a threat to anyone, we are trying our best to help our brothers in palestine and also at the same time to keep the sovereignty of our sea, the red sea and the uh gulf of aden. again, we tell the whole world, we are a peaceful country, we are not trying to show some kind of a threat to our brothers in the region, but at the same time, when the time comes for fighting, we are ready for such fighting. how do you respond to? to the sayings that you are a threat to the international maritime, i thin

be able to support their allies in southern yemen from a long distance. and if you look uh at the entire african coast, you see uh their interest in ports in egypt, in jedda, down the entire african coast, assad. somali land, puntland, mogedishu, but also also i want to note that the there's another element here and that is control of the entire south coast of yemen, right? uh, so the ports aren't necessarily operating there, but these are there are historical ports here, and the emirates have made this a priority, so if you look at this map again, uh, none of these uh ports in and of themselves are necessarily game changers, right? but i think the view from abu dhabi is, you piece together this constellation and uh get to their primary goal, which is shaping the future of maritime trade in the western indian ocean. in fact, among the countries mentioned, yemen is more significant in the geopolitical terms in bubblem dub. yemen is an oil and gas rich country, its population is larger than the population of eritrea, djibudi and somalia, and has relatively

in march 2015, the saudi lead coalition kicked off. war on yemen, the heavy conflicts inside yemen sent tensions over ownership claims on the islands out of focus, but emirati leaders were after precise planning to occupy the islands and gain control over babalmandab and sokotra near the indian ocean. the presence of the uae military and southern yemen and northeastern coast of africa and occupation of the yemani islands in that region could give a strategic edge by controlling the maritime transportation through the babel straight. the defeat in al-huda port led to a cease fire deal between the uae and sana based government. gradually uae decided to withdraw its forces but had an eye on another. strategic region, the sokotra island. uae, very active on socotra, and also oman, which has more deep history. historical ties in the east of the country now supporting uh would be sultan of almahhra and sotra, so we've got three international players there. the sokotra island has unique tourist attractions and flants its natural phenomena. before 2008, when the unesco put the... flora and faun

now, um, sanha has been anticipating a comprehensive western war on yemen, since the first attack it launched against israeli entity navigation in the red sea, specifically ships going to the zionist israeli entity, since that was very clear back then uh for the yemini leadership that there will be some sort of retaliation. by the west, why did they choose to proceed with this plan of theirs? greetings to you and to your esteem viewers, i believe there are three backgrounds for taking this decision, the first background is the religious dimension and religious responsibility, especially given the from the association of yemen scholars and before that the position of religious background factor in many decisions related to domestic affairs and even foreign policy. the second issue is aligning with the access of resistance within the unity of battlefields in confronting the israeli zionist enemy. this commitment cannot be ignored, particularly in the face of heinous aggression and an unprecedented siege on gaza. the third issue is the popular will, the popular support, the large and co

and britain investigated yemen. the security council meeting about gaza ended without results and only about deterioration concern was expressed about the humanitarian situation in this area. in the meeting of the security council regarding yemen , the abuse of the recent security council resolution against yemen by the united states and england to attack this country was criticized. the security council held two meetings: one about the situation in gaza and the other to review the us and british military aggression in yemen. in the first session , the assistant secretary general of the united nations for human rights described the israeli regime's action to displace people and forcibly evacuate gaza as a war crime. to solve this crisis. it should be noted that the attacks against israel on the 7th of october had many results it is a decade of human rights violations. the un humanitarian coordinator announced the death of 148 un employees in the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza . the situation in gaza is terrib

support from all segments of the yemen people. all of this undoubtedly strengthens the steadfastness of the palestinian people, the conviction of the palestinian that the catastrophe in 19. 48 and the defeat in 1967 will not be repeated and that they will remain resilient on this land regardless of the cost, increases the cost of steadfastness to prevent displacement. in final note, there is a significant alignment between palestinian resistance and the palestinian people. the majority overwhelmingly support the actions of the palestinian resistance, considering themselves a nurturing environment for this resistance. they must persevere until the resistance withstands aggression and... fills its duties against zinus israeli attacks on the palestinian people. well, it it gets us to the support that uh the palestinian people should get and are getting from certain uh friends like the islamic republic of iran who intentionally named uh january 19 the day of gaza uh because of its unconditional support to all the resistance in the reg

exactly at the same time as the attack on yemen .

war, economic resources and the transit routes in yemen are considered vital.ntry as valuable treasure for the future, for reconstruction and progress of the country after decade of devastating war. as for the plundering of yemen's oil resources by saudi arabia, the executive director of the yemen national oil company says. المملكه العربيه السعوديه المستفيده الاكبر هي قوه حالف العدوان بقياده الولايات المتحده الامريكيه هم من يقومون بنهب ثروات وخيرات المواطن اليمني قد وصلت السفينه سارا سوتا يوم نهايه يوم 13/8/2021 الى ميناء شبوه لتحميل ما يقارب 106800 طن من النفط الخام اي ما يقارب 950 الف برميل من النفط الخام. al-adari continues that studies by institutes affiliated with major companies that are active in excavation of oil wells prove that the uncharted oil reserves in yemen will be far larger than the official 3 billion barrels and resources in marib, shaba, aljaf and hazarmut are even larger than the fossil fuel resources in all arab countries of the persian gulf put together. "in 2012 the year was not so good because of all the incident we had and bombing of t

, but it also will affect the political scene inside of yemen. how do you think that will affect the yemeni saudi peace process that has been stalled for the past two years, but it is actually there, how will that be affected? certainly, both saudi arabia and american conviction suggest that the war in yemen, led by the saudi coalition is not progressing in the direction they desire. halting the war, seasing military operations and partially lifting the blockade were primarily in the interest of both the united states and saudi arabia. therefore, the current escalation has not impacted the airspace at san art international airport, or maritime navigation to the ports of hudaida. this serves as guige for the continuation of negotiations and commitment to a political solution. ultimately, yemen will not link the political solution to its duties regarding the palestinian cause and gaza. when yemen made the decision related to gaza, there was a conviction that if the political solution were affected, it would not be compromised for. for the sake of t

, however you the us officials are saying that yemen is going to face consequences, yemen is going to and the british government hope to accomplish in yemen? let's not forget a third of million bombs, british made bombs were dropped on yemen, and they failed to deteriorate or deter the ansar law military capability, so how much more weapons is it going to take to weaken the on military when you when a third of a... million did not accomplish that task, is the us planning to drop half of million bombs on yemen, is it planning to you know attack yemen with million bombs uh on yemen as uh saudi led coalition uh did with the you over 300,00 bombs utilized in the war, there's really not much that the us can accomplish in terms of military deteriation um against the yemeni army because they've been through this uh they're built for. this and they prepared for this and you can see more reactions pouring in on the bottom of your screen their iraqi resistance groups that the us and uk have become destabilizing factors in the entire region of west asia. now reactions continue puring and followi

didn't uh impact the yemen military capabilities that 90% of what the yemen has is still there in terms of their military capacity uh what are the chances that the us and the uk um miscalculate? their military adventure against yemen, mean abdul malik when he mentioned today about this topic, he said that those attack by united states actually would not obstruct their military uh power because and he remind the united states that they have launched nine years of war uh by the saudi and the united arab emirates, i mean there was more than 250,00 air strike and what was the result? yemani army now is the one who is conducting actually attack against israel facing united kingdom and united states in support of palestine forming a blocate against. israel as well and he said that this aggression and this designation, if the united states will learn, they should actually think that those actually are making the yemani army very very strong, and i'm sure that in the coming hours or days we're going to see huge attack against the united states and uk uh because first of all in support of palest

i want to come to yemen in yemen. let's analyze this too. who is yemen ? who is ansar allah? the people of yemen. people don't remember the ribs of these children who are suffering from starvation and hunger. i remember one news, only one place, 10,000 children were martyred from hunger . again, people applaud and answer after 8 years of war, yes, after 8 years of war with saudi arabia, which bombed all of them once, so look who is fighting with whom, let's pay attention and what are our achievements so far. we forget that we think that, for example, the army of ukraine and russia are not equal, but to ukraine russia is not fighting here, the ansarullah party is not a party of the entire government of lebanon , so let's pay attention to this. now, in this process, they are making this happen. well, coming to the middle of the field after all these events, why make an attack? of course, i want to do it here to make a point . we should not underestimate an enemy. the enemy has a plan. he has a design. you should not neglect this. two issues of time, see me. i think that i came

months that dale and isaac were in yemen.n with all of his bodyguards? yeah. this fits in. one of the names on baraa's list is ahmed al—idrisi. he was assassinated the day after spear�*s attempt on ansaf mayo. ahmed al—idrisi had his security detail around him all the time. what we understood is there was an assault that killed him and everyone around him. the details of this assassination match what dale told us about the target he refused to name. isaac and dale told me that they'd made visits to the port because they were surveilling someone there. so it fits the description, fits the date. ahmed al—idrisi was a leader of one of the yemeni forces that helped drive out the houthis. at the time of his death, his group had control of the port in aden and refused to hand it over to the uae—backed forces. aden�*s port is a key strategic asset. uae—backed forces took it over immediately after idrisi's assassination. were you involved in the assassination of ahmed al—idrisi, which happened on december 31st, 2015? no. reprieve was

marti sulaimani also was looking very carefully to yemen and he did a lot for yemen to be ready to let's say retaliate against the forces who who... led the aggression on our country. i think the red sea witnessed such kind of support that martter sulaymani gave to yemen, and you will see what will happen soon in that area and also what happened in terms of controlling the red sea. this week marked the second anniversary of the passing of hassan ello, iran's former ambassador in yemen, a closed raid and confident of martin sulaymani. tell us something, about him and his contribution to your struggle against the saudi emirati american israeli access. when the aggression happened on yemen, everyone went away, except the islamic republic of iran, which actually was the only supporter of yemeni people and yemeni forces fighting against the aggression, the presence of the ambassador of iran in yemen, i mean maarter also, marter hassan erlo presented a big support to us, he used, he used to go everywhere in yemen, he used to go to our celebrations, he used to go to our meetings, he used to mee

protesters pledged support for the yemen army in face of the us late aggression, the yemenes chanted slogans against the us and israel over their atrocities in the occupied and besieg palestinian territories. yemenese. have been holding protests every friday since the beginning of the onslot on gaza more than the months ago, our correspondent. says yemenese has started to burn british flags after it joined the us in the latest aggression against yemen. i can tell you this was a mass crowd talking within the millions at least two million yemeny protesters who took to the streets today all condemning the us and the british military aggression that occurred last night at 2:30 in the morning and again this was very similar attack to that. the 2015 when saudi arabia led uh a coalition, that air strike back in 2015 was exactly at 2:30, so they're almost identical, they also even they even targeted the same military sites as the ones that were targeted back in 2015. i can tell you that uh today was the first time that i've actually seen a british flag being burned in the yemeni capital. yem

let's start with the situation around yemen. the houthi ansar allah movement released a statement following the us coalition strikes. the text was published on social networks. it contains a promise of continued support. gas to hinder israeli aggression and punish those involved in the attack on the yemeni people. the american-british enemy, as part of its support for israeli crimes in gaza, launched a brutal aggression against the yemeni republic, carrying out 73 raids targeting the capital sana'a, as well as the governorates of hadidah, taiz, hajj and saada. the raids led to death five martyrs and the wounding of six more members of our armed forces. the american british enemy is carrying. responsibility for their criminal aggression against the yemeni people and it will not go unpunished. the yemeni armed forces will not hesitate to strike the sources of threat to all hostile targets on land and sea in defense of yemen, its sovereignty and independence. this brutal aggression will not force yemen to abandon its support for th

yemen's operations in the red seaford israel's economy and iraq's resistance groups target american bases in iraq in syria demanding the expulsion of us forces from their country. all tonight we're going to look into the root causes of this popular growth of the resistance front in the region on press tv spotlight. joining us on the program. program we have writer and political analy was joining us from the lebanese capital bayrut and also we have journalist activist and political analyst john joining us from belgrade. well gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. ris in the lebanese capital beirot. army says that the us and the uk bear. responsibility for the attacks against their country pledging to retaliate, give us your thoughts on the nature of that retaliation and what you will be expecting, also tell us more about this defiant message that the yemenes are sending to the us and its allies, as they've been clear that these attacks will persist until israel ends its crimes against palestinians in gaza. regarding the first part of your question about um what kind of

uk out of yemen, hands off yemen. protesters chanted hands off yemen now and let yemen live, they held bann banners reading stop us-uk bombing of yemen, activists are accusing the biden administration of threatening to unleash a regional war by attacking yemen and supporting israel's genocide in gaza. the call for emergency mobilization across the us to protest these war mongering moves. meanwhile, iranians have also held new rallies throughout the country and support of the palestinians in gaza. protesters took to the streets of different iranian cities after friday prayers, chanting slogans against israel and its main supporter, the us against their genocide taking place against palestinians. now since the gaza war began, iranians have held a rallies on what they call fridays of anger over atrocities in the palestinian enclave. anger mainly boils over on the us. over its support for israel through military aid and vetoing anti-israel resolutions at the un security council and more news from the al-qasan brigades are

yemen's reaction to the attacks of america and england this morning. we do not hesitate to target the source of attacks. 5 people were martyred and 6 people were injured in the us and british attacks on four provinces of yemen. widespread yemeni demonstrations condemning the attacks of the iranian people in some cities also condemned the us and british aggression against yemen. in america, a group of people gathered in front of the white house. spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs today's morning attacks are a violation of international law and the integrity of the offer. representative of the united states of america , biden's action is illegal. iran among six countries radioactive source holder and irradiation systems, pest control of agricultural products and disinfection of medical equipment are applications of radiation systems. and the runner-up of iran's freestyle wrestlers in the croatian wrestling competition and the beginning of the life of the nations of asia from another hour. in the name of god . o allah, bless muhammad and the

yemen has been able to surround and isolate israel. just as they have besieged our palestinian brothers in the gaza strip, so have we the occupying regime we surround if israel wants to be adventurous and take military action against us, we will have no choice but to react and defend ourselves. the sana'a government, while emphasizing the continuation of the shipping process from the arab and red seas, except for the ships that are bound for occupied palestine, warned all companies and ships about cooperating with the ports of the occupation regime. the actions of the yemeni navy should not be placed. undoubtedly , our decision is a historic decision, which was announced from the moment of the announcement regardless of the threats and movements of america about the establishment of a naval coalition against yemen in order to prevent this country. it was implemented from the fruits of the ports of the zionist regime. this decision was taken with the aim of supporting the palestinian people and the people of gaza. i am with you with the

yemen to give their decisive support to the national salvation government of yemen led by ansarullah based in sana'a . in other words, the government of yemen and the army and people's committees have stood up to the united states at the request of the yemeni people, and by the way, contrary to what the americans are trying to suppress the resistance forces in the region, the recent attack by the united states on several yemeni cities or the same 73 places that were bombed caused yemen to be at the top of the news in the media. may the world be transferred, i am at your service. stay with us, mr. dr. sadral hosseini. briefly about bernadeh. let's talk about the zionist regime, considering that yemen has announced that the red sea will remain closed to ships carrying fuel and goods for the zionist regime, yes, what happened it caused many economic problems in the zionist regime, when eilat port , one of the most important ports today, is closed and ships cannot dock there. a very severe blow both in the economic field and in the field of work and activity that usually takes place in p

spokesman for the yemen's armed forces, ya. sari said in a statement. the operation took place in the gulf of eden with appropriate naval missiles resulting in a direct hit. si reaffirmed that marine traffic in the arab and red seas will continue to all destinations around the world except for ports in the occupied palestinian territories. he also warned that the recent attacks on yemen by the united states and the uk will not go without response and unpunished. sari said yemen's operations are in support of the people of gaza amid israel's genocidal war. he stressed that operations against ships owned by or bound for israel will continue until the israeli onslot and the siege of gaza ends. that's what the leader of yemen's ansur allah movement has vowed that their attacks on israeli link ships will continue despite us threats and air strikes. this aggression will not change anything in the sense of. people and his spiritual obligation in supporting the palestinian people and the residence of gaza as well as the continuous targ