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[00:00:02] grow in the and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, Ayman Safadi, the bilateral
[00:00:06] relations between the two countries, developments
[00:00:10] limited: either death at in the situation in the region, and efforts to strengthen security
[00:00:16] a reading of its impact on and stability. Minister Al-Zuba affirmed
[00:00:18] Yemen's condemnation of the attacks
[00:00:22] on the Hashemite Kingdom
[00:00:23] destroys the economy
[00:00:24] overlooking of Jordan, praising Jordan's
[00:00:27] supportive stances towards Yemen and its care for the Yemeni
[00:00:30] community. Safadi reviewed the results of the ministerial meeting
[00:00:34] to support Jerusalem, and congratulated
[00:00:37] Minister Al-Zuba on the occasion of her
[00:00:40] assumption of duties.
[00:00:45] Our next news is from Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper, titled
[00:00:49] "Houthi Militia's Sinking of an Indian
[00:00:51] Ship Deepens Concerns for Global
[00:00:54] Trade." The attack
[00:00:57] there is a ship in on the Indian cargo ship in the Red Sea,
[00:01:00] attributed by the Yemeni government
[00:01:03] to the Houthi militia, highlighted
[00:01:06] the increasing risks
[00:01:08] Abd al-Khaf unable to sleep facing international navigation and global trade security.
[00:01:12] The Yemeni government affirmed that
[00:01:15] the attack constitutes a violation of international law
[00:01:19] and a direct threat to maritime
[00:01:21] corridors, praising the efforts of the coast
[00:01:25] and medicine in guard and naval forces that managed to
[00:01:28] rescue all crew members. The
[00:01:32] government also stressed
[00:01:35] that protecting navigation requires supporting
[00:01:39] Yemeni state institutions
[00:01:42] fields. and enhancing the capabilities of the coast guard and navy
[00:01:45] to extend control over coasts and territorial
[00:01:47] waters. For his part, Information Minister Maammar
[00:01:51] Al-Eryani considered that targeting the ship, which was
[00:01:54] carrying goods destined for the Yemeni market,
[00:01:57] reveals the continuation of
[00:02:00] prices, saying, "Some do not the Houthi militia's practices that obstruct the arrival of
[00:02:04] may endure poverty, but they do not basic goods and exacerbate the economic
[00:02:07] it. Hunger does not and humanitarian situation. The incident comes amidst increasing international concerns about
[00:02:11] the impact of Houthi attacks on trade movement
[00:02:14] piracy will double and energy supplies, amidst calls for more
[00:02:17] decisive measures to protect maritime
[00:02:22] that explains how the Houthi militia corridors in the Red Sea and Bab
[00:02:24] al-Mandab.
[00:02:27] From the 26
[00:02:30] September newspaper, this news: The Ministry of Defense
[00:02:33] launches a wide security campaign to enhance security and stability
[00:02:37] in the liberated governorates, where
[00:02:40] the Ministry of Defense announced the implementation of a wide
[00:02:43] security campaign in the liberated governorates,
[00:02:46] especially Hadramawt and Al-Mahra, based on
[00:02:49] the directives of the supreme leadership and within
[00:02:52] its responsibilities to maintain security
[00:02:55] and stability. The ministry clarified that the campaign comes
[00:02:59] in the wake of repeated crimes of banditry
[00:03:02] Here is the most prominent of what came in the interactions. and assassinations that targeted citizens and members of the armed
[00:03:06] forces and aims to pursue elements
[00:03:09] outside the law and dry up the sources of terrorism,
[00:03:13] sabotage, and smuggling, and secure
[00:03:16] roads and enhance security and stability.
[00:03:19] The Ministry of Defense affirmed the armed forces' continued
[00:03:23] performance of their national duties to protect
[00:03:26] citizens and preserve the country's security
[00:03:30] and stability. From Bab al-Mandab to the livelihood,
[00:03:34] today's articles open a window to repercussions that
[00:03:37] go beyond politics and naval escalation
[00:03:41] to touch the security and livelihood
[00:03:44] of Yemenis. They raise questions
[00:03:48] about the cost of continuing this path on the country's
[00:03:50] present
[00:03:52] and future.
[00:04:07] Dear viewers, Bab al-Mandab, will it ignite a battle
[00:04:11] to restore the state in Yemen? An article written by
[00:04:14] Nasr Taher Mustafa said in part:
[00:04:18] American President Donald Trump has not tired
[00:04:21] since launching his war on Iran at the end of February
[00:04:25] of repeating a number of phrases tirelessly,
[00:04:28] despite the world being tired of them, while
[00:04:32] wars, truces, and negotiations continue according to
[00:04:36] developments. The memorandum
[00:04:39] strategy is based on of understanding was not implemented, nor was the Strait of Hormuz opened.
[00:04:43] On the contrary, it moved the paper of Iran's allies
[00:04:47] in Iraq and Yemen by targeting the Kingdom
[00:04:50] of Saudi Arabia
[00:04:53] of one of the most important maritime passages and its oil facilities during the same period that Trump stopped
[00:04:57] bombing Iran under the pretext of giving a chance
[00:05:00] for negotiations here and there, which gives
[00:05:03] the impression that this pause is nothing more than preparation
[00:05:07] for other rounds of conflict that are more devastating,
[00:05:10] and wider in scope. Therefore, Iran
[00:05:14] and the Houthi movement have a common interest
[00:05:17] in the threats launched by the latter
[00:05:20] against Saudi Arabia, its ports, airports,
[00:05:24] and ships. It is confirmed that the Houthi
[00:05:28] movement will not be able to close Bab al-Mandab because
[00:05:31] there are no affiliated militias
[00:05:36] the strait, and this also prevents
[00:05:39] it from imposing transit fees as Iran
[00:05:43] wants to do in the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:05:46] The big question that should concern the region
[00:05:49] and the free world is how long will we continue
[00:05:53] to watch armed groups undermine nation-states
[00:05:56] and destroy their security
[00:05:59] and stability? Another article written by
[00:06:02] Musa Al-Maqtari, titled "Hunger is an accusation under
[00:06:06] the militia's authority," in which he said: "I am hungry." This
[00:06:09] is how many Yemenis cried out in areas
[00:06:12] controlled by the Houthi coup militia, expressing
[00:06:16] the difficult economic and living conditions they have reached
[00:06:19] as a result of the group's practices, which included
[00:06:23] looting salaries, restricting the business
[00:06:26] sector, seizing people's money under
[00:06:30] flimsy pretexts and excuses, and obstructing humanitarian organizations
[00:06:33] and donor programs that bridge some of the gap
[00:06:37] created by all these practices.
[00:06:40] Hunger created by corruption, looting,
[00:06:44] and oppression is not a natural disaster or
[00:06:47] an incidental problem, but a political, economic,
[00:06:51] and moral crime for which
[00:06:54] the Houthi coup militia bears sole responsibility.
[00:06:58] It uses people's food as a means to prolong
[00:07:01] its grip on the Yemenis in areas
[00:07:05] under its control and prevent any voice demanding
[00:07:08] freedom or calling for the restoration of the state
[00:07:12] and the rule of law. Unaware that people
[00:07:17] forget who caused
[00:07:20] cancel the moment of confrontation, but rather accumulates its causes
[00:07:23] and accelerates
[00:07:25] its launch.
[00:07:28] The articles, dear viewers, indicate that the cost
[00:07:31] of the conflict is not measured only by what is happening in the maritime
[00:07:34] corridors, but by its impact on the lives
[00:07:37] and livelihoods of Yemenis
[00:07:40] and their future. Now we move to social
[00:07:43] media, where interactions continued under
[00:07:47] the hashtags #Houthi
[00:07:50] DrownsYemenisFood and #Houthi BesiegesYemenis
[00:07:53] and #IAmHungry, highlighting
[00:07:57] the humanitarian and economic repercussions
[00:08:00] of the Houthi militia's practices and what they have caused
[00:08:03] in terms of exacerbating the living crisis
[00:08:06] and restricting sources of livelihood
[00:08:09] and increasing the suffering of millions of Yemenis.
[00:08:31] So, dear viewers, we start with the repercussions of targeting commercial
[00:08:34] ships, where the "Yemen Now" platform
[00:08:37] said that the terrorist attack carried
[00:08:40] out by the terrorist Houthi militia, affiliated with Iran,
[00:08:43] and targeted an Indian ship loaded
[00:08:47] with commercial goods and consumer
[00:08:50] materials that were heading to
[00:08:53] Yemeni ports, specifically the port of Mocha, is a new
[00:08:57] crime that confirms that the militia is no longer content
[00:09:00] with looting Yemenis' resources,
[00:09:03] cutting their salaries, and destroying their sources
[00:09:07] of income. So, the Houthis are drowning Yemenis' food. In the
[00:09:11] same context, Hadramawt Net account
[00:09:14] saw that the terrorist Houthi militia was not content
[00:09:17] with destroying Yemen and looting its resources, but
[00:09:21] rather it went so far as to steal humanitarian aid
[00:09:24] and bomb ships loaded with medicine
[00:09:26] and food. A systematic starvation policy
[00:09:30] deprives millions of their food and diverts
[00:09:34] aid to the black market to fund the
[00:09:37] war at the expense of the hungry.
[00:09:40] From the perspective of the repercussions
[00:09:44] of these policies on the lives of citizens,
[00:09:47] Ahmed Abbas tweeted, saying, "The Houthi
[00:09:52] starvation, impoverishment, and economic
[00:09:55] isolation as a means to subjugate
[00:09:57] Yemenis and blackmail
[00:10:00] the international community at the expense
[00:10:03] of the simple citizen's livelihood."
[00:10:06] Regarding the reasons for the exacerbation
[00:10:09] of the living crisis, Faisal Al-Majidi explained, saying, "Poverty
[00:10:13] in Houthi-controlled areas was not solely the result of the war,
[00:10:16] but rather it worsened due to extortion policies,
[00:10:19] economic disruption, and salary cuts.
[00:10:23] And when the circle of need widened,
[00:10:27] exploiting it became easier. Exploiting it became
[00:10:30] easier. The Houthi made choices
[00:10:35] home or on their fronts." In
[00:10:41] society and the future of families, Ibrahim
[00:10:44] Asqeen wrote on his account, saying, "Whoever
[00:10:48] does not destroy numbers only, but destroys
[00:10:52] the future of families. And whoever deprives people of their sources
[00:10:55] of income pushes the entire society
[00:10:57] into a wider circle of poverty
[00:11:01] and despair. Therefore, getting rid
[00:11:04] of the Houthi and his group has become a necessity
[00:11:07] for Yemenis to live like other people
[00:11:11] in other countries." As for Abdul Karim
[00:11:14] Al-Madi, he addressed the targeting of food and medicine ships,
[00:11:18] saying, "The Houthi does not rest if he knows that
[00:11:22] the sea loaded with food and medicine,
[00:11:26] heading towards a Yemeni port. This makes
[00:11:29] Abd Abd
[00:11:33] for a week, and similarly, Shahrai
[00:11:37] and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard think about how
[00:11:39] to hijack it or sink it in the sea.
[00:11:42] They recently succeeded in blowing up the Indian ship
[00:11:46] and sinking it with its food
[00:11:50] the Red Sea."
[00:11:53] Ali Nasser Al-Awlaqi also wrote a tweet,
[00:11:57] in which he said, "The Houthi militia bets on exhausting
[00:12:00] and starving society to easily control
[00:12:03] and blackmail it. The continuation of people's suffering is the only
[00:12:07] fuel for their coup and imposing
[00:12:09] their authority by force
[00:12:13] of arms." We conclude, dear viewers,
[00:12:16] these interactions with Waddah bin Attiyah, who addressed the impact of Houthi
[00:12:20] attacks on shipping costs and commodity
[00:12:25] know that the previous Houthi piracy
[00:12:29] doubled the cost of transporting containers to Yemen from
[00:12:32] $3,000 to $11,000. And without
[00:12:36] a doubt, the recent
[00:12:39] this amount, and all of that
[00:12:42] is borne by the citizen. This is the simplest evidence
[00:12:47] causes the high cost of living."
[00:12:50] These interactions, dear viewers, reflect increasing
[00:12:54] fears of the impact of the Houthi militia's practices
[00:12:57] on living conditions amidst escalating economic
[00:13:00] burdens, for which the Yemeni citizen pays the price.
[00:13:04] From domestic issues to international
[00:13:08] developments, we review the most prominent events and developments
[00:13:11] around the world.
[00:14:56] And now, dear viewers, to the caricature, where
[00:14:59] the image summarizes what is between the lines.
[00:15:42] Dear viewers, Yemen remains at the heart of all these
[00:15:46] issues. A state looking forward to stability
[00:15:49] and a people looking forward to a tomorrow, to a tomorrow that is less
[00:15:53] costly and more hopeful. Our tour ends here.
[00:15:57] May you be well, and goodbye.
[00:15:58] اللقاء.
[00:16:45] Yemen Channel, the channel of all Yemenis.
[00:19:37] The fields of honor witness a display,
[00:19:40] and all the heroism has nothing
[00:19:43] but the hijab. The army of the homeland, protector
[00:19:46] of mountains and plains,
[00:19:49] protect the country in peace in times of war.
[00:19:53] The fields of honor witness a display,
[00:19:56] and all the heroism has nothing
[00:19:59] but swift action. The army of the homeland, protector
[00:20:03] of mountains and plains,
[00:20:05] protect the country in peace in times
[00:20:08] of war. He charges like a lion
[00:20:11] when he charges,
[00:20:14] with light and heavy ammunition.
[00:20:17] He sweeps like a torrent in an overwhelming march.
[00:20:21] The mountains tremble from the sound
[00:20:24] of the footsteps, O guardian of the republic, O upholder
[00:20:28] of principles. For its sake and its goals,
[00:20:31] tighten the bonds in times of danger and war, even
[00:20:35] if drums beat.
[00:20:37] Whoever stands in the way of your
[00:20:40] might is lawful. From your absence, O our army,
[00:20:44] there is no way to freedom in every field
[00:20:47] and domain. We are the protectors, and we
[00:20:52] fields. Strength is our feast in May
[00:20:56] and July. Strength is lions, weakness
[00:21:00] is what we desire.
[00:21:17] The fields of honor witness
[00:21:20] and last, for heroism has no one
[00:21:24] but men. The army of the homeland, protector of mountains
[00:21:28] and plains, protect the country in peace
[00:21:31] in times of war. The fields of honor witness
[00:21:35] a display and last,
[00:21:38] for heroism has no one but men. The army
[00:21:42] of the homeland, protector of mountains and plains,
[00:21:45] protect the country in peace in times of war.
[00:21:50] Sever the lines of decisiveness from those who accept solutions.
[00:21:53] Their crimes bear witness to the ugliness of their deeds,
[00:21:57] the barbarity of their zeal, and the criminality of the usurper,
[00:22:01] and ideas we reject, and it must be increased
[00:22:05] with the liberation of will
[00:22:08] and minds. Otherwise, the entire people
[00:22:12] will be held captive. In order to subdue
[00:22:15] the Imam and his remnants, your support is
[00:22:19] our pledge. From your absence, O our army,
[00:22:22] there is no way to freedom in every
[00:22:25] field and domain. We are the protectors, and we
[00:22:29] grow in the
[00:22:32] Strength is our feast, and weakness
[00:22:36] is what we desire. Strength is lions, and weakness
[00:22:40] is what we desire. The fields of honor witness
[00:22:43] a display and last,
[00:22:46] for heroism has no one but men.
[00:22:50] Long live the homeland, protector of mountains and plains,
[00:22:53] protect the country in peace in times of war.
[00:22:57] Witness the fields of honor a display
[00:23:00] and last, for heroism has nothing but men.
[00:23:04] The army of the homeland, protector of our mountains and plains,
[00:23:08] protect the country in peace in times
[00:23:11] of
[00:23:12] war.
[00:23:26] In the face of enemies, like waves,
[00:23:29] we are moving. Our slogan, O
[00:23:32] homeland, is to be or not to be.
[00:23:35] I am facing the enemies like
[00:23:38] a moving wave. Our slogan, O
[00:23:42] homeland, is to be or not to be.
[00:23:45] The sea will drown in us and silence
[00:23:49] will awaken. To glory, we rush.
[00:23:52] We are its masters.
[00:23:55] To glory, we rush. We are its
[00:23:58] masters. In the face of enemies,
[00:24:02] like a moving wave.
[00:24:04] Our slogan, O homeland, is to be
[00:24:07] or not to be. The sea will drown
[00:24:11] in us and silence will awaken. To glory,
[00:24:14] we rush, we are its
[00:24:17] masters. We are its
[00:24:20] masters. Before us, victory extends,
[00:24:23] and behind us, destruction. Even if
[00:24:27] the sea intervenes, our soldiers will march.
[00:24:31] Before us, victory appears, and behind us,
[00:24:34] the doomed. Even if the sea
[00:24:37] intervenes, our soldiers will march. They
[00:24:41] will not say we disobeyed or that we are
[00:24:44] destroyed. They will not say
[00:24:46] we disobeyed or that we are destroyed. I am
[00:24:50] in the face of enemies, like a moving
[00:24:53] wave. Our slogan, O homeland,
[00:24:56] is to be or not to be.
[00:24:59] The sea will drown in us and silence
[00:25:03] will awaken. To glory, we rush.
[00:25:06] We are its masters. We are its
[00:25:10] masters. Victory comes with patience,
[00:25:13] to whom we rely. No matter how
[00:25:16] many tyrants rally or infidels
[00:25:20] hate, victory comes with patience,
[00:25:23] to whom we rely. No matter how many tyrants
[00:25:27] rally or infidels hate, we
[00:25:31] have taken a decision: to be
[00:25:34] or not to be. We have taken
[00:25:37] a decision: to be or not to be. I am
[00:25:41] in the face of enemies, like a moving
[00:25:43] wave. Our slogan, O
[00:25:46] homeland, is to be or not to be.
[00:25:50] The sea will drown in us and silence
[00:25:53] will awaken. To glory, we rush.
[00:25:57] We are its masters. We are its
[00:26:00] masters.
[00:26:20] They dragged it, and salt inside the house,
[00:26:23] Aisha.
[00:29:07] This is my country, these are my sorrows, this is old Sanaa.
[00:29:51] This is my country, this is old Sanaa, this is
[00:29:54] my pride.
[00:30:01] Yemen Channel, the channel of all Yemenis.
[00:30:38] Welcome, dear viewers. The threats continued
[00:30:41] by the terrorist Houthi militia, supported by the Iranian
[00:30:44] regime, against international navigation in the Red Sea
[00:30:48] and Bab al-Mandab, in an escalation that raises
[00:30:52] increasing concern for the security
[00:30:56] in the world. The recent attack on the ship.