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[00:00:18] Hello there, welcome to TRT World, this is the news are live with me, Aran
[00:00:21] Armstrong,
[00:00:22] of coming up in the next 60 minutes, the Houties claim hundreds of government
[00:00:26] forces have been killed or wounded as fighting continues in Yemen.
[00:00:30] The Iran
[00:00:30] of backed group has
[00:00:31] of also threatened more Saudi
[00:00:33] a strikes a as the UN wars of humanitarian crisis. The leaders
[00:00:37] of Saudi Arabia and Egypt
[00:00:39] of meanwhile hold crisis talks in Cairo to address the widening conflict
[00:00:43] of in the Middle East. Washington says it has no plans to step in to boost
[00:00:47] Saudied security. Two sailors are missing after another attack on
[00:00:51] shipping in the straight of Homus. The US has blamed Iran.
[00:00:54] Terran says the ship hit mines. And the top American
[00:00:58] lawker echoes president. Trump's hoax claims about the dangers of
[00:01:02] AI citing the risk of falling behind China. Tech giants
[00:01:06] call for regulation. Mike Johnson says, there's
[00:01:08] of no
[00:01:09] of need.
[00:01:17] of Fighting continues escalate between the anser olahuthis and the saudi-backed
[00:01:21] forces in Yemen, with both sides carrying out fresh attacks. The huties
[00:01:25] say military operations will continue until Saudi Arabia ends its
[00:01:29] blockaid on
[00:01:29] of the country. while the kingdom has vowed to respond firmly to further
[00:01:33] of attacks. it has led to a sharp rising global oil prices and warnings of
[00:01:37] humanitarian crisis. with the UN reporting at least
[00:01:40] 125,00 people
[00:01:42] of have been displaced. trt world's victoria enis
[00:01:50] of of reports. footage showing ansara houti attacks on saudi-backed
[00:01:53] forces and aljaufh in northern Yemen.
[00:01:57] the group is continuing to target south. infrastructure,
[00:02:01] predominantly oil and military, using dozens of ballistic
[00:02:04] missiles and drones, while on the ground,
[00:02:08] this, it is the most significant escalation in
[00:02:11] Yemen
[00:02:12] of in years, and Saudi backed forces are
[00:02:15] responding, with dozens of airstrikes
[00:02:18] of against toothy targets, seasing much
[00:02:21] of the Red Sea coast and Babal Mandab straight last
[00:02:25] week appears to have given the hoothis
[00:02:29] of confidence. "the goal of our military operations is not the
[00:02:32] closure of pobal manda, instead it is to open it for the
[00:02:36] freedom of maritime navigation to
[00:02:39] of all. of Saudi Arabia and its allies instead are the ones in really
[00:02:42] restricting freedom of maritime
[00:02:44] a navigation, of those in the region want to solution and
[00:02:48] a fast, especially when it comes to the straight. Egypt and Saudi
[00:02:53] a of Arabia have both condemned its closure, while from Qatar came a warning.
[00:02:57] The world is suffering enough
[00:02:59] a with the..." closure
[00:03:00] of the st straight of hermus so we cannot also afford to
[00:03:03] add the boble mind
[00:03:06] up into that equation. the whole world is going to suffer and it's going to
[00:03:10] be a catastrophic for the entire world. the conflict meanwhile
[00:03:14] is forcing waves of people from their homes, either to
[00:03:17] southern Yemeny cities like Aden or to neighboring
[00:03:20] Jibouti. we are out today
[00:03:24] displaced from mocca because
[00:03:26] of the war. a drone hit us and my wife died of. after
[00:03:30] being struck by a shrap now here, she died, my
[00:03:33] three children were left, i fled with them to Aiden
[00:03:37] as displaced, by god, we do not possess even a
[00:03:41] single grain of
[00:03:44] in flour, the United Nations is warning humanitarian supplies and
[00:03:48] funding is running critically low, at least 18,00
[00:03:51] households or 125,000 people have been displaced since the start
[00:03:55] of the month, the toll on civilians is increasing between September
[00:03:59] 1st, and today our colleagues at the UN human rights office have verified
[00:04:03] 40 civilian casualties, eight people killed and 32 others
[00:04:06] injured. in Dzibuti aid groups say they are doing what
[00:04:10] they can. there may be uh a time if they continue
[00:04:14] to come where they may over over the capacity
[00:04:17] of the country to to house and accommodate all
[00:04:20] of them. they return to fighting, prompting fears,
[00:04:24] yemen is heading
[00:04:25] in back into civil war. victoria Innis, TRT
[00:04:29] World.
[00:04:31] of Muhammad Alatab joins us from the Yemani capital
[00:04:35] of Sana.
[00:04:35] of Muhammad, what more can you tell us about this escalation in fighting between the
[00:04:39] two sides and the effect that it's having on the civilian
[00:04:42] population?
[00:04:49] Yes, what we are witnessing that the the violence and the conflict in Yemen
[00:04:53] is is is moving uh rapidly and
[00:04:56] also having a great impact on the civilians. We are talking about the the'.
[00:05:00] is they have mentioned during the latest pressure that the
[00:05:03] saudi fighter juds have waged nearly
[00:05:06] 54 air rates just in the within the 24
[00:05:10] hour last
[00:05:11] of 24 hours. they accused Saudi Arabia of attacking and targeting what they
[00:05:15] said civilian infrastructure and also uh
[00:05:19] civilian areas. they also mentioned that the uh the
[00:05:23] the latest attacks also in the morning they have talked about targeting saadan
[00:05:27] and also tas they also accused Saudi Arabia of targeting areas
[00:05:31] near their civilian uh civilian civilian areas and the they claim that
[00:05:35] also at least three people have been inj killed and
[00:05:39] other other four others have been inj injured so.
[00:05:43] the the the
[00:05:43] the the continuation the war continue to have great impact on the in the
[00:05:47] people, also the the there are also what they had with
[00:05:50] the prime minister the internationally recognized government, he said that the the
[00:05:54] situation has become out their hand that the the they couldn't
[00:05:57] deal with this with the with the with the
[00:06:01] ansar
[00:06:02] allah development and escalations by themselves and it has
[00:06:06] become not only an internal issue and it become
[00:06:10] assuring that it has become international
[00:06:13] affair, he said that the the His are backed by Iran according to
[00:06:17] his words and that they are threatening what he says the interests the
[00:06:21] international community, so far the situation also as I mentioned that
[00:06:25] the the houthies say that the the
[00:06:28] the with the latest distribution their these the
[00:06:32] attacks against what they said that the the international
[00:06:35] international recognized government's forces trying to advance
[00:06:38] towards positions that belong to the his in the in
[00:06:42] jove that they have showed that they have killed and injured hundreds
[00:06:46] the internationally recognized governmentts forces, also the the
[00:06:50] houtis are trying also to advance towards the oil rich Marab
[00:06:53] city, so far we are witnessing also by the Saudi Arabia and
[00:06:57] also it's accusations the the houthies
[00:07:00] that the the conflict is transferring from one stage to
[00:07:04] another to to become a wider and regional conflict
[00:07:08] if if the coming days or weeks uh could also
[00:07:11] satisfy. that but this this escalation and also
[00:07:15] developments in this conflict continues to have its great impact on the
[00:07:19] civilians, we are talking about nearly so far
[00:07:22] 85, 125
[00:07:25] thous people have been displaced
[00:07:28] including 2,500 who has been displaced to
[00:07:32] juboti far far away from yemen and they have crossed
[00:07:35] this uh this big sea through
[00:07:39] small boats so the the the situation. is difficult and also the
[00:07:43] international community has a big a big burden in
[00:07:47] order to face and counter what is going on and happening on the
[00:07:50] ground? yeah, great threat as you mentioned to the
[00:07:54] civilian population, also a threat to global
[00:07:58] oil prices, we've seen them rise sharply as result of
[00:08:01] fears over the hoothies closing in and taking control the babal
[00:08:05] mandab straight, and they've also threatened fresh attacks against
[00:08:09] Saudi Arabian cities.
[00:08:17] Yes, the the hodies from the beginning, they said that the it's
[00:08:21] cheaper for Saudi Arabia to listen to their demands and to to make what they
[00:08:25] have asked for from the beginning, it was the the
[00:08:29] their demands were humble according to their words that they have have only
[00:08:32] asked for the uh for the Saudi Arabia to lift its blockade on
[00:08:36] the on San international airport and to allow more flights to
[00:08:39] come to the San international airport and also to all
[00:08:43] to to uh to left the blockade on the in the
[00:08:47] goats that are coming on the ships that goes to to
[00:08:51] their uh to the to the sea ports under their
[00:08:54] control now they are what we are witnessing and and also with the
[00:08:58] escalation also
[00:08:59] the the houthies are increasing their demands we are what we are now
[00:09:02] hearing from the group that they are calling for the Saudi Arabia to uh lift
[00:09:06] its hand from the Yemen also to withdraw according to their wars and also
[00:09:09] to to give Yeman's Yemen people. their freedom
[00:09:13] to to choose what they want and so far what what
[00:09:17] is happening by the the international internationally recognized
[00:09:21] government while they were closer to reach deal
[00:09:25] between both sides between between the between
[00:09:28] what before what happened in in gaza and also the
[00:09:32] hoti's participation and
[00:09:33] the and the solid what way they had described solidarity attacks
[00:09:36] in support of gaza now the the situation has
[00:09:40] changed that the nationally recognized government now it
[00:09:44] has changed also its position now it they are calling for the illustration
[00:09:48] the states institutions also they are calling for
[00:09:52] the ending once and for all the houtis rebellion according to their
[00:09:56] words so before the two groups we're
[00:09:58] closer to to talk about how to how to have
[00:10:02] share to share the government and to to work to resolve their differences
[00:10:06] peacefully but now we are witnessing uh they are becoming wider and wider and far
[00:10:10] away from reaching and uh a lasting solution to the problem in
[00:10:14] Yemen. Thank you for the
[00:10:17] moment. Let's
[00:10:21] bring in, fellow at the middle east council on global affairs.
[00:10:25] He joins us from Washington DC, thank you very much indeed for your
[00:10:28] time. We heard moment ago that warning
[00:10:32] from Catar that it says it would be a catastrophe if the Babel
[00:10:36] Mandeb straight was closed. I mean, could the Huthies achieve
[00:10:40] that, and what effect would it have? Yeah, thank you
[00:10:44] Adam for having me. Absolutely, it's it's it's one the
[00:10:47] most serious situations here in the Gulf, the
[00:10:51] Gulf is facing before the war around. like
[00:10:55] fifth the world's oil passed through hermos,
[00:10:59] Saudi Arabia had the forsite to invest in
[00:11:02] in the red sea route and that route played
[00:11:05] a major role in keeping oil like flowing to
[00:11:09] the world during this crisis, now it's
[00:11:13] being targeted as well, it's also important to
[00:11:17] remember that some gulf states, for example like Qatar,
[00:11:20] Kuwait and Bahrain have no root to
[00:11:24] avoids. the only way was to through her
[00:11:27] moons and this is not only about energy like
[00:11:31] the golf imports like a large share of its food
[00:11:35] and goods by sea so when shipping
[00:11:38] becomes risky it affects daily life this is
[00:11:42] why protecting these waterways is is a shared international
[00:11:46] responsibility not only like not only a
[00:11:50] golf one like as i said it's it's like more than
[00:11:53] 20% the...
[00:11:55] and gas trade is is is exported through
[00:11:59] hermos so we are like the impact is gna reach
[00:12:02] everywhere in the wall and if the his could
[00:12:06] take control the babal mandab straight with Iran
[00:12:09] effectively closing down the straight of hormos as you
[00:12:13] mentioned both these global trade roots being under the
[00:12:17] long-term control of anti-western forces, mean that's a
[00:12:20] significant strategic reversal for the US and...
[00:12:25] following President Trump's decision to go to war with Iran what just
[00:12:29] over six months ago
[00:12:33] yeah we we we just wis that
[00:12:36] the thehies launched like
[00:12:39] attacks recently to on Saudies I think they are looking for
[00:12:43] like leverage more than territory by moving
[00:12:47] along the coast and taking mukha and
[00:12:50] island they have placed themselves at one the most
[00:12:56] important shipping routes in the world publicly they say have
[00:12:59] they have no further like territorial ambitions and that
[00:13:03] peace is their choice, but what i'm
[00:13:06] witnessing their actions still different story like
[00:13:10] firing missiles and drones at saudi cities especially like
[00:13:14] last night where they targeted mekca
[00:13:18] the holiest place like for the muslims
[00:13:21] world like wounding civilians and
[00:13:25] threatening shipping is not the behavior of a group like seeking peace, what
[00:13:29] i read here is like attempt to put pressure on Saudi
[00:13:32] Arabia and the wider
[00:13:34] region before any future
[00:13:38] negotiation and in in in
[00:13:40] in in the bigger picture, this is also gives Iran an
[00:13:44] additional card in its confrontation with the United
[00:13:47] States, yes and and it's a
[00:13:50] diplomatically confusing picture because the United States has essentially
[00:13:54] indicated It's not willing at the moment to come in
[00:13:58] on Saudi Arabia's behalf and and attack the
[00:14:02] hooties because it has sease fire with the group.
[00:14:06] In terms of that diplomatic solution, the wider picture, we
[00:14:09] know that the Iranian foreign minister Abasarachi has traveled to
[00:14:13] Beijing. He's there to discuss China's possible role
[00:14:17] in solving this crisis around the straight of moves. Is that a sign that
[00:14:21] Iran is seeking a broader solution to this?
[00:14:25] Well Adam, the the the Iranians are
[00:14:29] like very good likes
[00:14:33] players let's say they are seeking a
[00:14:36] time they are trying to to to to to get a time from
[00:14:40] what they are doing they
[00:14:42] are in the middle of of like negotiations with the regional
[00:14:46] countries and a statement by the the
[00:14:50] Iranian president I believe that it has it runes
[00:14:54] the whole. process the negotiation and
[00:14:57] any possible agreement between the regional
[00:15:01] countries when they just say that we
[00:15:03] are having those regional countries
[00:15:07] from
[00:15:08] the the the GCC just to to witness our signing of
[00:15:12] agreement and once we sign the agreement it does not mean that we
[00:15:16] are reopening the straight of hormous and
[00:15:19] stabilizing it again and when we speak
[00:15:23] about the Washington and and and Riyad
[00:15:26] situation here, I think this is like a question for the Washington more
[00:15:30] than for the Gulf, like Saudi Arabia has been
[00:15:33] a like reliable partner, not only Saudi but
[00:15:37] the... countries as well, including Katar,
[00:15:40] for the United States like for decades and it's
[00:15:44] every right to accept its like partners to
[00:15:48] stand with it when it cities and infrastructure are
[00:15:51] attacked, the white house says it focuses like more
[00:15:55] protecting shipping in the red sea, but protecting
[00:15:58] shipping and protecting Saudi security are closely
[00:16:01] connected like when we give room for for non-state
[00:16:05] actor as hoothies to take like control
[00:16:09] of of of bbel mandab and the surrounding cities, this
[00:16:13] is a huge issue that will will will will affect the
[00:16:17] negotiations that it has to be done in the in the
[00:16:21] region, at the same time Saudi Arabia is not waiting,
[00:16:24] like it has been like defending its territory,
[00:16:28] working with its partners and continuing to
[00:16:32] build its own capabilities, that reflects a
[00:16:36] confident that... takes responsibility for its own
[00:16:39] security, the relationship with Washington remains
[00:16:43] a very strong and important like for all the countries in the
[00:16:46] region, but I think what we are seeing is
[00:16:50] the Gulf states building a wider network of partnerships,
[00:16:54] which is a sign of of a strength, not a
[00:16:56] weakness. Nif, thank you very much indeed for
[00:17:00] joining us here on TRT World, that's NFL Nabit from the Middle East Council on Global
[00:17:04] Affairs. Thank you. reports have been
[00:17:08] emerging that oil loadings have been suspended at Saudi Arabia's
[00:17:12] red sea port of Yanbu. prices have risen this week
[00:17:16] after sadie aramco, the world's biggest crude oil exporter,
[00:17:19] closed its east to west pipeline because of attack by the
[00:17:23] hoothies. despite assurances by the US energy secretary that the
[00:17:26] pipeline should reopen within days, diesel prices in the
[00:17:30] US have
[00:17:31] hit an all-time record
[00:17:33] high and the reports
[00:17:36] carmas. Saudi Arabias crime prince held talks with the Egyptian president in
[00:17:40] Cairo, Muhammad bin Salaman and Abdel Fatih have
[00:17:44] called for freedom of navigation through the Hurmus and Babap
[00:17:48] straights. It comes with growing concern about a wider regional
[00:17:51] conflict, although that's been downplayed by the US ambassador to
[00:17:55] Israel. I don't think it's quite that bad. What we
[00:17:59] do have is a for sure skirmish between
[00:18:02] Saudi Arabia and Yemen, but it is not really gone across
[00:18:06] the region.
[00:18:07] and uh it's largely because the hoodies and the Saudies are not getting
[00:18:11] along right now, but it hasn't uh spilled
[00:18:15] over to the rest the Gulf, and that's the good news. right now, the
[00:18:19] US and the hoodies still have a cease fire, it's been in place now for year and a
[00:18:23] half, that's a good thing.
[00:18:27] let's bring in TRT World's North America correspondent John Brayne from Washington
[00:18:31] DC, well Mike Hockaby there reminding us about the US
[00:18:35] and Hoothi seesfire, I mean that that raises different. question for
[00:18:38] Washington, why does the seat fire with the hoothies? why is that
[00:18:41] more important
[00:18:42] than its traditional alliance with Saudi
[00:18:45] Arabia?
[00:18:50] yeah, well it's a good question, isn't it? and it's pretty typical really of this
[00:18:54] administration where traditional allies are often
[00:18:57] jettisoned or undermined, and then new
[00:19:01] friends seem to come along who are completely
[00:19:04] unexpected, and it is quite extraordinary. you consider
[00:19:08] that as we just heard year and a half ago the Americans
[00:19:12] were bombing the hooties and the hootes are
[00:19:15] designated terror organization as far as the US is
[00:19:19] concerned, but here we are a situation where
[00:19:23] they're talking about sease fars, they're talking about
[00:19:25] negotiations, direct contacts with those
[00:19:29] hooties uh, because of course the US does not want to open up
[00:19:33] second military front in the region given all the problem
[00:19:37] problems it's having with the Iran conflict, which it thought it would
[00:19:41] be over and done with by now, the US
[00:19:45] simply w militarily it's got the strength, but that even the
[00:19:49] military would be stretched, but the economic consequences,
[00:19:53] the political consequences here in the United States
[00:19:56] would be unpalatable, so the
[00:19:59] hooties are in favor a
[00:20:03] sense, and the Saudis are suffering
[00:20:07] the... ces
[00:20:08] is a traditional ally uh they asked Donald Trump
[00:20:11] twice at the weekend apparently the crown prince asked Donald
[00:20:15] Trump
[00:20:16] to for attack US attacks on the hoodie positions and
[00:20:20] on both occasions Donald Trump refused now the U.S. has has
[00:20:24] set up task force to aid the Saudis and of course
[00:20:28] it's supplying intelligence that sort of thing but
[00:20:31] certainly any question of direct military support uh
[00:20:35] in terms of combat operations has been ruled out it would
[00:20:39] appear uh at least for now and probably in the
[00:20:42] long-term as well as in terms of this conflict
[00:20:46] uh so yeah it's all part the course in. some
[00:20:50] sensus for this administration and something that
[00:20:54] Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf nations are having to get come to
[00:20:58] terms with. John, thank you for the minute. John Brain, there
[00:21:01] our North America
[00:21:02] correspondent.
[00:21:06] Oman says two sailors are missing and 23 others have been rescued following
[00:21:10] attack on an oil tanker in the straight of Homus. The Panama
[00:21:14] flag Algaya is being towed towards an Omani port after
[00:21:18] fire broke out in its engine room. Iran claims the vessel struck
[00:21:21] naval mine while passing through restricted route. the US
[00:21:25] says it was struck by an Iranian missile last month and then
[00:21:29] again by a drone over the weekend.
[00:21:33] oreza hatami joins us live from Terran Reser. what have
[00:21:37] Iranian authorities had to say about this latest strike and indeed
[00:21:40] the ongoing situation in the straight
[00:21:43] offos?
[00:21:49] well about the attack on the vessel, there is
[00:21:53] a discrepancy between the Iranian narrative and the American
[00:21:56] narrative, well the United States has time and again
[00:22:00] said Trump himself has said several times that the straight of
[00:22:04] hormos has been cleared of minds, but Iran says
[00:22:08] that that is not the case and mines still exist in the straight
[00:22:11] of arms and Tehran says that this vessel elgaiya
[00:22:15] has hit a naval mine in the southern
[00:22:19] c the straight of horm, this southern corridor is not
[00:22:23] approved of by Tehran. Tehran says any ship that
[00:22:26] takes that southern corridor, alternative corridor
[00:22:30] designated by the United States and
[00:22:33] Oman, it's its safety is not
[00:22:36] guaranteed. Soman says that it hit a naval
[00:22:40] mind, the United States says that the
[00:22:42] vessel was hit by a drone, but we
[00:22:46] know that, as
[00:22:47] you said in the introduction, two... crew members are still
[00:22:51] missing and Iran says that the straight of
[00:22:55] formus remains closed and no ship is allowed to pass
[00:22:59] through the through this strategic waterway again there is
[00:23:03] discrepancy between the Iranian narrative and the American
[00:23:06] narrative about the status quo the straight of armus with Iranians
[00:23:10] insisting that the straight is indeed closed but the
[00:23:14] United States says that the straight is not closed and many
[00:23:18] vessels are trans visiting through the
[00:23:21] straight of horms and also we had another incident
[00:23:25] over the course the past 24 hours, Iran says that
[00:23:29] its fishing boats came under US fire
[00:23:33] and several Iranian fishermen, civilian
[00:23:36] fishermen are missing after that US strike, but the
[00:23:40] United States says that Sentcom says that the United
[00:23:44] States has hit Iranian boats that
[00:23:48] tried to seiz an unmanned US vessel,
[00:23:52] again discrepancies in narratives and Iran has said
[00:23:56] that today on Tuesday it has shot down three US
[00:24:00] drones over the straight of horm, so the
[00:24:03] situation remains tense, there are clashes and skirmishes on the
[00:24:07] sea and in the air as well, and when it comes
[00:24:11] to the diplomatic solution, reser, nothing at the moment
[00:24:15] as far as we know between the US and Iran,
[00:24:18] although the Iranian for... minister has traveled to
[00:24:21] Beijing, what sort of support would he be looking to
[00:24:25] to secure from that trip to
[00:24:27] China?
[00:24:32] Well, at least on something, Iran and the United States have the same
[00:24:35] position, and that is that the two countries are not engaged
[00:24:39] in diplomacy at the moment, and yes Abbas Araqchi is going
[00:24:43] to Beijing, this is the second time since the war started that
[00:24:47] Iran's top diplomat is traveling to...
[00:24:52] also met his Chinese counterpart in the sidelines of
[00:24:56] bricks summit that was held earlier this
[00:24:59] week in New Delhi, well probably
[00:25:03] the most important reason and the most important item on the
[00:25:07] agenda of this visit is Iran seeking
[00:25:11] Chinese support in circumventing US
[00:25:14] sanctions, we know that the United States is trying to
[00:25:17] exert maximum economic pressure. on Iran by
[00:25:21] imposing more and more sanctions and by also
[00:25:24] continuing its naval blockade of Iranian ports
[00:25:28] and coastline, so probably Iran is going to get
[00:25:32] Chinese help in getting around these sanctions as Iran
[00:25:36] has done it in the past and China has done it in the past,
[00:25:40] China is the biggest buyer of Iran's
[00:25:43] sanctioned oil, whether China is going to be mediator
[00:25:47] between Iran and the United States, we are not sure of it. but we have heard from
[00:25:51] Iranian officials before that there is no shortage of
[00:25:55] mediators, pakistan is mediator, Qatar is
[00:25:58] mediator, Iraq in the past in some instances
[00:26:02] has exchanged messages between Iran and the United States, so probably Iran
[00:26:06] is not looking for new mediator, but
[00:26:10] it wants to get economic support from
[00:26:13] Beijing. Ra, thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date,
[00:26:17] that's Reza Hatami in
[00:26:18] Tehran. Now, at least six
[00:26:22] people have been killed in the latest Israeli attacks in Gaza. Health officials
[00:26:26] say four people, including a child, were killed in separate attacks in Gaza
[00:26:30] City, with another killed by sniper fire in
[00:26:33] Jabalia and sixth person killed on Tuesday evening.
[00:26:37] The UN Human rights office has said the recovery of hundreds of
[00:26:41] bodies who've been buried under the rubble uh
[00:26:45] from buildings that were destroyed by Israeli strikes has raised fresh concerns about the
[00:26:48] possibility of war crimes.
[00:26:52] Ashraf Shannon has this report from Gaza City. He says a
[00:26:56] 15-year-old boy and a civil defense officer were amongst
[00:26:59] those killed earlier on Tuesday.
[00:27:04] "two rockets were fired and as people try tried to
[00:27:07] help, another rocket was even captured on camera as it
[00:27:11] killed the young boy and the civil
[00:27:14] defense officer. earlier
[00:27:18] attacks also uh kill more people here in in Gaza
[00:27:22] city, while in in b in jabalya and northern Gaza,
[00:27:25] early man, 69 year old man was shot by
[00:27:29] Israel sniper, there are already more than 73, people have been
[00:27:33] confirmed dead by the ministry of health as well as
[00:27:36] international agencies
[00:27:39] working in Gaza, among them some 21 thousand
[00:27:43] children, while thousands of bodies are still under the rubble
[00:27:46] despite the repeated attempts by civil defense and
[00:27:49] even families in Gaza, they've managed to
[00:27:53] recover 700 uh bodies,
[00:27:56] now the UN has
[00:28:00] raised concern regard. what could have could have amount to
[00:28:04] war crimes or crimes against humanity, and
[00:28:08] let's listen to what the UN spokes person had to say. the remains recovered
[00:28:12] so far may only be the tip the
[00:28:15] iceberg. much of gaza has been flattened by
[00:28:19] Israeli bombing or demolition and clearing by heavy
[00:28:22] machinery and explosives. it is
[00:28:26] critical that evidence of violations, including destroyed
[00:28:30] sites be preserved. given ongoing legal
[00:28:33] proceedings regarding the conduct of hostilities in Gaza,
[00:28:37] what's making things extremely difficult for several defense teams
[00:28:41] is the fact that Israel destroyed most the heavy equipment in Gaza and and
[00:28:45] is not hasn't allowed new
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