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[00:00:00] Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Jordan, Ayman
[00:00:03] Safadi, discussed bilateral relations between
[00:00:06] the two countries, developments in the region,
[00:00:09] that protects and efforts to enhance
[00:00:12] security and stability. Minister Al-Zuba
[00:00:15] confirmed Yemen's condemnation
[00:00:19] of the attacks
[00:00:22] does not fear. on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, praising Jordan's
[00:00:26] supportive stance towards Yemen
[00:00:28] of the house, who do not and its care for the community.
[00:00:32] and prosperity at Meanwhile, Safadi reviewed the results
[00:00:33] saying: "Some people do not of the ministerial meeting to support Jerusalem and congratulated
[00:00:36] peoples may endure Minister Al-Zuba on the occasion of assuming
[00:00:39] her duties.
[00:00:43] Our next news is from Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper
[00:00:47] piracy will double with the title: Houthi militia sinking
[00:00:50] an Indian ship deepens
[00:00:55] militia causes indicate that the cost of the conflict concerns over global trade. is not only measured by what happens The attack on the Indian cargo ship
[00:00:58] in the Red Sea,
[00:01:00] attributed by the Yemeni government to the Houthi militia,
[00:01:04] militia's practices on highlighted the increasing risks
[00:01:07] facing international shipping and global
[00:01:10] trade security. The Ministry of Defense
[00:01:14] announced the implementation of a broad security campaign in
[00:01:17] the liberated provinces, especially Hadhramaut
[00:01:20] and Al-Mahra, based on
[00:01:23] of glory, an army that the directives of the supreme leadership, and within its responsibilities
[00:01:27] to maintain security and stability. The
[00:01:30] ministry clarified that the campaign comes against the backdrop of repeated
[00:01:35] are the most prominent interactions: crimes of banditry and assassinations increasing the suffering of millions that targeted citizens and members of the armed
[00:01:39] forces, and aims to pursue elements
[00:01:42] outside the law, dry up the sources of terrorism,
[00:01:46] sabotage, and smuggling, and secure
[00:01:49] roads and enhance security and stability.
[00:01:52] The Ministry of Defense affirmed the continued performance of the armed forces
[00:01:56] of their national duties to protect citizens
[00:02:00] and preserve the security of the country
[00:02:02] and its stability. From Bab al-Mandab to the loaf
[00:02:06] of bread, today's articles open a window on
[00:02:10] repercussions that go beyond politics
[00:02:13] and naval escalation to affect the security
[00:02:16] of Yemenis and their livelihoods, and raise
[00:02:19] questions about the cost of continuing this path on the country's
[00:02:23] present
[00:02:25] and future.
[00:02:31] is poison, O judges,
[00:02:40] Dear viewers, does Bab al-Mandab trigger
[00:02:43] a battle to restore the state in Yemen? An article written by
[00:02:47] Nasr Taher Mustafa said in part
[00:02:50] that US President Donald Trump has not tired
[00:02:54] since launching his war on Iran at the end of February
[00:02:57] of repeating a number of phrases, tirelessly
[00:03:01] and monotonously, despite the whole
[00:03:02] Men of glory, an army that world being tired of them, while the war,
[00:03:06] truces, and negotiations continue
[00:03:09] of the king, an army that according to developments. The
[00:03:12] is based on starvation, memorandum of understanding was not implemented, nor was
[00:03:15] the Strait of Hormuz opened. On the
[00:03:18] against international shipping in contrary, Iran's allies in Iraq and Yemen were mobilized
[00:03:20] by targeting Saudi Arabia
[00:03:24] and its oil
[00:03:27] of one of the world's most installations during the same period that Trump stopped
[00:03:29] bombing Iran under the pretext of giving an opportunity
[00:03:32] for negotiations taking place here and there, which gives
[00:03:36] the impression that this pause is no more than preparation
[00:03:40] for other more deadly
[00:03:42] the head of betrayal, do not rounds of conflict, and wider in scope. Therefore, Iran
[00:03:45] and the Houthi movement have a common
[00:03:48] interest in the threats launched by the latter
[00:03:51] against Saudi Arabia and its ports,
[00:03:56] death at home airports, and ships. It is certain
[00:03:59] that the Houthi movement will not be able to close
[00:04:03] Bab al-Mandab because there are no militias
[00:04:06] affiliated with it that
[00:04:09] "Whoever destroys the economy overlook the strait, and this also prevents it from
[00:04:12] imposing transit fees as Iran wants to do
[00:04:16] in the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:04:18] The big question that should concern the region
[00:04:22] and the free world is how long will it continue
[00:04:26] to watch armed groups undermining nation
[00:04:29] states and destroying their security
[00:04:33] men of glory, an army that and stability? Another article written by Musa
[00:04:35] Al-Muqtari, titled "Hunger is an accusation under the authority
[00:04:40] of glory, an army that of the militia," said:
[00:04:43] that there is a ship "I am hungry." This is how many Yemenis cried out in areas controlled
[00:04:46] by the Houthi coup militia, expressing
[00:04:49] the difficult economic and living conditions they have reached
[00:04:52] as a result of the group's practices, which included
[00:04:56] looting salaries, restricting the business
[00:04:59] sector, plundering people's money under
[00:05:02] flimsy pretexts and excuses, and obstructing humanitarian organizations
[00:05:06] and donor programs that bridge some of the gap
[00:05:10] and medicine in left by all these practices. The
[00:05:13] hunger caused by corruption,
[00:05:16] looting, and oppression is not a natural disaster or
[00:05:19] a temporary problem, but a political,
[00:05:23] economic, and moral
[00:05:25] crime for which the Houthi coup
[00:05:29] militia bears sole responsibility, as it uses people's food
[00:05:33] as a means to prolong its grip on Yemenis
[00:05:36] in areas under its control and to prevent
[00:05:40] any voice that demands freedom or calls for the restoration
[00:05:43] of the state and the rule of law, unaware that
[00:05:48] poverty but they do not forget who caused it,
[00:05:52] and hunger does not eliminate the moment of confrontation, but
[00:05:55] rather accumulates its causes and accelerates
[00:05:58] its eruption.
[00:06:01] The articles, dear viewers,
[00:06:07] in maritime passages, but by its reflection on the lives
[00:06:10] and livelihoods of Yemenis.
[00:06:13] and their future. Now, let's move to the social
[00:06:16] media space, where interactions continued under
[00:06:19] the hashtags
[00:06:23] #Houthis_Drowning_Yemenis_Food and #Houthis_Besieging_Yemenis
[00:06:26] and #IamHungry, highlighting
[00:06:30] the humanitarian and economic
[00:06:32] repercussions of the Houthi militia's practices
[00:06:36] and the worsening living crisis
[00:06:40] and restrictions on livelihoods it caused,
[00:06:44] of Yemenis. Here
[00:07:03] Dear viewers, let's start with the repercussions of targeting
[00:07:07] commercial vessels. Yemen Now platform
[00:07:10] said that the terrorist
[00:07:12] attack carried out by the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militia,
[00:07:16] which targeted an Indian ship loaded
[00:07:20] with commercial goods and consumer
[00:07:23] materials that was heading to
[00:07:26] Yemeni ports, specifically the port of Mokha, is a new
[00:07:29] crime that confirms that the militia is no longer content
[00:07:33] with looting the resources of Yemenis,
[00:07:36] cutting their salaries, and destroying their sources
[00:07:40] of income. So, the Houthis are drowning Yemenis. And
[00:07:44] in the same context, Hadhramaut Net account saw that
[00:07:48] the Houthi terrorist militia did not content itself with destroying
[00:07:51] Yemen and looting its resources, but it went
[00:07:54] so far as to steal humanitarian aid and shell
[00:07:58] ships loaded with medicine and food.
[00:08:01] This is a systematic starvation
[00:08:03] policy that deprives millions of their food and converts
[00:08:07] aid to the black market to fund the war
[00:08:10] at the expense of the hungry.
[00:08:14] And from the perspective of the repercussions
[00:08:17] of these policies on the lives of citizens,
[00:08:20] Ahmed Abbas tweeted, "The Houthi strategy
[00:08:25] impoverishment, and economic isolation as a means to subjugate
[00:08:28] Yemenis and extort
[00:08:32] the international community at the expense of the simple
[00:08:36] citizen's livelihood." Regarding
[00:08:39] the reasons for the worsening crisis, Faisal Al-Majidi
[00:08:43] explained, "Poverty in areas controlled
[00:08:46] by the Houthis was not only a result of the war,
[00:08:49] but it worsened due to extortion
[00:08:52] policies, economic disruption, and salary
[00:08:56] cuts. And when the circle of need
[00:08:59] widened, exploiting it became
[00:09:02] easier. The Houthis made
[00:09:05] choices limited: either
[00:09:08] or on their front." And regarding
[00:09:12] the impact of this on society and the future of families,
[00:09:16] Ibrahim Astin wrote on his account, saying,
[00:09:21] does not only destroy numbers, but also destroys the future
[00:09:24] of families. And whoever deprives people of their sources
[00:09:28] of income pushes society as a whole
[00:09:30] into a wider circle of poverty
[00:09:34] and despair. Therefore, getting rid
[00:09:37] of the Houthis and their group has become a necessity
[00:09:40] so that Yemenis can live like God's servants
[00:09:44] in other countries." As for Abdul Karim
[00:09:47] Al-Madhi, he addressed the targeting of food and medicine ships
[00:09:50] by saying: "The Houthi does not rest if he knows
[00:09:55] in the sea loaded with food and medicine heading towards
[00:09:59] a Yemeni port. This matter makes
[00:10:01] Abd Abd Al-Kahf
[00:10:05] deprived of sleep for a week. And also
[00:10:08] Shahrai and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard are thinking how
[00:10:12] to hijack it or sink it in the sea,
[00:10:15] and they recently succeeded in blowing up the Indian ship
[00:10:18] and sinking it with its food
[00:10:22] the Red Sea."
[00:10:26] Ali Nasser Al-Awlaki also wrote a tweet in which he
[00:10:30] said: "The Houthi militia is betting on exhausting
[00:10:33] and starving the society to easily control
[00:10:36] and extort it. The continuation of people's suffering is the only
[00:10:39] fuel for perpetuating their coup
[00:10:42] and imposing their authority by force
[00:10:46] of arms." We conclude these interactions, dear viewers, with
[00:10:50] Waddah bin Atiyah, who discussed the impact of Houthi attacks on
[00:10:54] shipping costs and commodity prices,
[00:10:58] know that the previous Houthi piracy
[00:11:02] doubled the cost of transporting containers to Yemen from
[00:11:05] 3,000 dollars to 11,000. And with
[00:11:09] certainty, the recent
[00:11:12] this amount, and all of this is borne
[00:11:15] by the citizen. This is the simplest proof that illustrates how the Houthi
[00:11:20] the high cost of living." Thus,
[00:11:23] these interactions reflect, dear viewers, increasing fears
[00:11:27] of the repercussions of the Houthi
[00:11:29] living conditions in light of worsening
[00:11:33] economic burdens that the Yemeni citizen pays for.
[00:11:36] And from domestic
[00:11:40] files to foreign developments, we review the most prominent
[00:11:43] events and developments
[00:11:45] in the world.
[00:13:29] And now, dear viewers, to the caricature, where
[00:13:32] the picture summarizes what is between the lines.
[00:14:15] Viewers, Yemen remains present in the heart of all these
[00:14:19] files. A state looking forward to stability,
[00:14:22] and a people looking forward to tomorrow. To a tomorrow
[00:29:12] Welcome, dear viewers. The threats posed by the Houthi
[00:29:15] terrorist militia, backed by the Iranian regime,
[00:29:21] the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab continue,
[00:29:23] in an escalation that raises increasing concern over the security
[00:29:29] important maritime passages. The recent attack on
[00:29:33] the cargo ship