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[00:00:24] I will start
[00:00:25] with the headlines.
[00:00:30] The Prime Minister receives personalities and leaders from
[00:00:33] Al-Waziyah in Taiz
[00:00:38] carried out by the Republican Hospital consideration in calamities to review the latest developments in the field and humanitarian situation.
[00:00:39] the nature of the current risks in
[00:00:45] of what happened and is happening on
[00:00:50] civilians and displaced people in Security Council members stress the need for full implementation of Resolution No.
[00:00:54] 22/16 and renew their support for the Yemeni
[00:00:57] government.
[00:01:04] The Republic of Hungary condemns the military escalation by the terrorist Houthi militias
[00:01:10] security and stability backed by the Iranian regime in Yemen and Saudi
[00:01:11] Arabia.
[00:01:20] Welcome. His Excellency the Prime Minister, Dr. Shaie Mohsen
[00:01:24] Al-Zindani, received a number of personalities and social figures
[00:01:27] and leaders
[00:01:30] coast do not change this from Al-Wazi'iyah district in Taiz Governorate
[00:01:33] in the interim capital Aden to review the latest developments in the field
[00:01:36] or disrupting their work and humanitarian situation in
[00:01:38] does not limit its effects light of the military escalation by the terrorist Houthi militias and the casualties
[00:01:41] and displacement and repercussions on the people of the district.
[00:01:45] His Excellency the Prime Minister
[00:01:48] posters to stressed that the field developments, no matter how difficult
[00:01:50] they are, will not change the national goal of the existential battle
[00:01:54] against the terrorist Houthi militias, affirming the government's
[00:01:58] stand with the armed forces. And security, military formations,
[00:02:01] and all national forces on the fronts of confrontation
[00:02:05] shelter plan in Yemen, will continue their support and provide the requirements
[00:02:07] for steadfastness. The Prime Minister praised the sacrifices of the people of Al-Wazi'iyah
[00:02:11] and all those stationed on the fronts, praying for mercy
[00:02:15] for the martyrs and wishing a speedy recovery for the wounded,
[00:02:18] stressing the government's
[00:02:20] of the educational burden concern for the situation of families who were forced to flee from the areas
[00:02:23] of confrontation and working to double the humanitarian response
[00:02:26] and provide basic needs for the displaced.
[00:02:32] For their part, the attendees from
[00:02:34] personalities and leaders from the people of Al-Wazi'iyah affirmed their national position and their stand
[00:02:38] with the state and its institutions
[00:02:40] which was attended by a number of and their continued support for the forces stationed
[00:02:43] on the fronts of confrontation, expressing their appreciation for the Prime
[00:02:46] Minister's concern for the situation of the district's people, the armed forces,
[00:02:50] the heroes of the resistance,
[00:02:51] and the displaced.
[00:02:55] The head of the
[00:02:58] of displaced people due Commission, Muhammad Al-Ghaithi, the head of the Reconciliation
[00:03:01] Commission, Muhammad Al-Ghaithi, made a phone
[00:03:04] call to the governor of Taiz
[00:03:07] Governorate, Nabil Shamsan, to review the latest developments in light of the current
[00:03:11] beneficiaries from escalation by the terrorist Houthi militias. The head of the
[00:03:15] Commission, during the call, which comes within the framework of coordinating the presidency of the
[00:03:19] Consultation and Reconciliation Commission with the governors of the liberated
[00:03:22] governorates, was briefed on the developments of the situation in Taiz Governorate
[00:03:26] and the efforts made by the local authority and political
[00:03:29] and community forces to enhance cohesion
[00:03:32] and unify the position in confronting the existing challenges.
[00:03:35] Al-Ghaithi affirmed
[00:03:37] livestock breeders and beekeepers in the Commission's welcome of the media vision
[00:03:40] and the media code of honor among the parties, organizations, and political components
[00:03:43] in Taiz Governorate, considering the agreement
[00:03:47] to stop mutual accusations and coordinate media
[00:03:50] discourse towards priority issues, especially those
[00:03:54] related to confronting the Houthi terrorist escalation,
[00:03:57] a positive step to enhance
[00:04:00] maritime navigation political responsibility
[00:04:02] and international at this stage and contributes to confronting misinformation, hate speech, respecting
[00:04:06] political pluralism, and coordinating
[00:04:07] persevere joint media messages. The head of the
[00:04:10] Commission called on the political
[00:04:13] viewing them as victims to forces, parties, and components in the liberated governorates to enhance understanding
[00:04:17] and coordination among themselves and benefit from positive
[00:04:20] experiences that enhance internal cohesion while
[00:04:23] respecting the specificity of each governorate and directing efforts towards
[00:04:27] doors of hope supporting state institutions and confronting the Houthi
[00:04:31] backed by the Iranian terrorist escalation. He affirmed that the current
[00:04:33] stage requires reducing differences and enhancing
[00:04:38] we decided to focus on dialogue and consensus and fortifying the internal front in a way that serves
[00:04:40] the security and stability of the governorates and the interests
[00:04:43] of citizens.
[00:04:47] The delegation of our country participating in the multinational naval coalition
[00:04:50] headed by Rear Admiral
[00:04:53] people, is alive Abdul Khaleq Monser called for unifying
[00:04:55] international efforts and intensifying regional coordination to confront the threats
[00:04:59] targeting the security of maritime navigation.
[00:05:03] clarified that this Major General Monser, in his speech during the fourth session of
[00:05:06] the fourth planning meeting of the multinational
[00:05:10] defensive naval coalition, held in Jeddah under the patronage
[00:05:13] of the Saudi Ministry of Defense,
[00:05:17] emphasized the importance of providing operational and technical support to restore the readiness of the Yemeni
[00:05:20] naval forces and enable
[00:05:23] them to carry out their tasks in protecting territorial waters
[00:05:26] and international shipping lanes. He pointed out that
[00:05:30] the continuous threats launched by the terrorist Houthi militias
[00:05:33] backed by the Iranian regime in the Red
[00:05:36] Sea, Bab al-Mandab Strait, and the Gulf of Aden
[00:05:39] have directly impacted the security and safety of international
[00:05:42] navigation and affected trade movement and global supply
[00:05:46] chains. He noted that
[00:05:51] the region necessitates international mobilization and effective
[00:05:55] naval coordination to ensure the building
[00:05:57] of a deterrent response to the threats targeting
[00:06:01] international shipping lanes. He stressed
[00:06:04] the need to support the Yemeni naval forces and restore
[00:06:07] their operational and technical readiness and provide
[00:06:11] them with the necessary capabilities to carry out
[00:06:14] their duties in protecting Yemeni territorial waters
[00:06:17] and international maritime lanes and contribute to enhancing maritime
[00:06:22] in the region.
[00:06:26] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs, Dr.
[00:06:30] Afrah Al-Zuba, reiterated the Yemeni government's commitment to
[00:06:34] restoring state institutions and securing its territory, coasts, and territorial
[00:06:37] waters, affirming that the field developments in the western
[00:06:42] goal and do not grant the terrorist Houthi militias the right
[00:06:46] to impose a fait accompli by force of arms. The Foreign
[00:06:49] Minister said in an interview with Sputnik news agency
[00:06:53] that restoring Yemeni state institutions and supporting
[00:06:56] them to protect its territory
[00:06:58] and coasts
[00:07:00] represents a cornerstone for Yemen's security and the region's
[00:07:04] stability and the safety of maritime lanes, and that the government
[00:07:07] deals with the repercussions of recent developments responsibly
[00:07:10] and committedly. She added
[00:07:14] that the state does not underestimate the difficulty of what happened nor the suffering
[00:07:17] of citizens, and highly appreciates the sacrifices of the armed
[00:07:21] forces, and that its responsibility lies in addressing shortcomings
[00:07:25] and strengthening institutional cohesion, protecting civilians,
[00:07:28] and supporting those affected. We do not
[00:07:30] want our country to remain
[00:07:34] an area for wars
[00:07:37] and violations openly imposed by a terrorist
[00:07:40] rogue group that believes it can
[00:07:44] impose its will and improve its position by force. Dr.
[00:07:48] Al-Zuba indicated that the political leadership of the state
[00:07:51] adopts a comprehensive deterrence approach that does not limit
[00:07:55] the response to the military front and is based
[00:07:59] on protecting citizens, correcting shortcomings, restoring capabilities,
[00:08:03] and employing diplomatic work in parallel with the continued
[00:08:06] operation of institutions and services and expanding the humanitarian
[00:08:09] response.
[00:08:13] Members of the UN Security Council stressed the need for full
[00:08:17] implementation of Council Resolution No. 22/16 of
[00:08:20] 2015 and subsequent resolutions
[00:08:23] related to the Yemeni issue, reaffirming their support
[00:08:26] for the Yemeni government and their strong commitment to the unity,
[00:08:30] sovereignty, and independence of Yemen and its territorial integrity.
[00:08:33] The Council members, in a statement, condemned in the strongest
[00:08:37] terms the continuous attacks launched by the Houthis
[00:08:40] on Saudi Arabia, including
[00:08:42] those that harmed civilians
[00:08:45] and energy infrastructure and resulted in casualties
[00:08:49] among civilians,
[00:08:52] including women and children. The members referred to
[00:08:55] the statement they issued on August 7th,
[00:08:58] in which they condemned the missile
[00:09:01] attacks launched by the Houthis against Saudi
[00:09:05] Arabia and the attacks on commercial vessels, and reaffirmed
[00:09:08] their condemnation of those attacks and threats against commercial
[00:09:13] in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait, stressing
[00:09:17] the importance of maintaining the safety of commercial vessels
[00:09:20] and their crews. The Security Council members also
[00:09:23] emphasized the importance of working in accordance with international
[00:09:26] law, especially the United Nations Convention
[00:09:30] on the Law of the Sea, and respecting navigational
[00:09:33] rights and freedoms.
[00:09:38] The Republic of Hungary condemned the military escalation by the terrorist Houthi militias
[00:09:43] regime in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. The Hungarian Foreign
[00:09:47] Ministry, in a statement, expressed its solidarity
[00:09:50] with the Yemeni government and Saudi
[00:09:54] Arabia in confronting these attacks,
[00:09:56] affirming its rejection of the Houthi attacks
[00:10:00] and targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure
[00:10:03] and holy places, as well as threats to freedom
[00:10:06] of navigation and transport, and called for an end
[00:10:10] to the violence. The Hungarian Foreign
[00:10:13] Ministry escalation undermines
[00:10:17] the chances of reaching a peaceful solution and exposes the region's
[00:10:21] stability and security to further risks.
[00:10:26] The Ministry of Human Rights condemned in the strongest terms
[00:10:30] the acts of looting, assault,
[00:10:33] and intimidation practiced by the terrorist Houthi militias against humanitarian and medical
[00:10:36] facilities and programs funded by the King Salman Center
[00:10:39] for Relief and Humanitarian Aid in Al-Khawkhah district
[00:10:43] and the western coast areas, which
[00:10:45] affected medical clinics and food
[00:10:49] and medicine warehouses and water
[00:10:52] and shelter projects and exposed a number of
[00:10:55] basic humanitarian services to the risk of
[00:10:58] complete cessation. The Ministry said in a statement
[00:11:02] issued by it that these attacks represent
[00:11:06] a direct targeting of the humanitarian and relief
[00:11:09] efforts exerted by the King Salman Center and its partners to serve
[00:11:15] the affected areas. The Ministry of Human
[00:11:18] Rights called on the United Nations, particularly
[00:11:22] the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the World Food Program
[00:11:26] and its specialized agencies and the International
[00:11:29] Committee of the Red Cross
[00:11:31] and international organizations working in Yemen to clearly condemn these attacks
[00:11:35] and contribute to documenting them and taking the necessary
[00:11:39] measures to protect facilities,
[00:11:42] teams, and humanitarian programs and ensure their continuity
[00:11:45] and the access of their services to beneficiaries without
[00:11:49] threat or
[00:11:50] interference.
[00:11:55] The Ministry of Public Health and Population affirmed that targeting
[00:11:58] health and humanitarian facilities
[00:12:03] to material damage, but rather directly reflects on patients,
[00:12:07] the injured, children, women, displaced persons, and the most
[00:12:10] vulnerable groups in need of basic services,
[00:12:13] and deprives or deprives affected
[00:12:16] communities of vital services that are increasingly
[00:12:20] needed in light of the current humanitarian circumstances.
[00:12:23] The Ministry, in a statement issued by it, reaffirmed
[00:12:27] that protecting health facilities and healthcare workers and ensuring civilians'
[00:12:31] access to healthcare is a fundamental humanitarian
[00:12:34] responsibility, and that health and humanitarian services
[00:12:38] should remain protected
[00:12:41] from the effects of the conflict, ensuring
[00:12:44] their continuity in serving citizens in all
[00:12:48] affected
[00:12:49] areas.
[00:12:52] The Minister of Legal Affairs, Judge Mashreq Al-Maqtari, visited the wounded
[00:12:56] of the armed forces and civilians who are receiving treatment in
[00:12:59] hospitals in the interim capital Aden and checked on
[00:13:02] their conditions and needs, as part of fulfilling their immense
[00:13:06] sacrifices that embody the highest meanings
[00:13:09] of devotion and heroism in defending the republican system
[00:13:12] and protecting national gains.
[00:13:15] Minister Al-Maqtari affirmed that the visit
[00:13:18] comes within the framework of the government's concern for the conditions of
[00:13:22] the wounded and the keenness of His Excellency President Dr. Muhammad Al-Alimi
[00:13:26] and the President of the Presidential Leadership Council to care for them and appreciate
[00:13:29] their sacrifices, and the concern of His Excellency the Prime Minister
[00:13:32] Dr. Shaie Mohsen Al-Zindani in following up on
[00:13:35] their needs. She praised their heroic
[00:13:38] and pivotal role in confronting the Iranian-backed Houthi
[00:13:41] terrorism. For their part, the wounded
[00:13:44] affirmed that defending the homeland and restoring
[00:13:47] state institutions is a cause they believe
[00:13:50] in and adhere to despite their wounds,
[00:13:54] stressing the need for the state
[00:13:57] to continue to support and assist their comrades
[00:14:00] in the battlefields and provide what is necessary
[00:14:04] to complete the liberation of all areas from the terrorist
[00:14:07] Houthi militias and restore state sovereignty over the entire national
[00:14:11] territory.
[00:14:15] The Minister of State for Women's Affairs, Dr. Ahd Jaasous, stressed the importance
[00:14:19] of empowering women and their effective
[00:14:22] participation in decision-making and peacebuilding and governance at the national
[00:14:27] levels. She reviewed the efforts of Yemeni women and their ability to
[00:14:32] and take initiative to mitigate the effects of the war, calling for a shift from
[00:14:38] recognizing them as active partners in ending
[00:14:42] the conflict. The Minister
[00:14:45] Jaasous said in a speech during her participation in a conference
[00:14:48] titled "Peace Today:
[00:14:52] The Power of Women. Shaping Global Governance,"
[00:14:55] held in the city of Chungju
[00:14:58] in the Republic of Korea,
[00:15:01] with the participation of female leaders, peacebuilders,
[00:15:04] researchers, and civil society organizations
[00:15:08] from various countries around the world,
[00:15:11] that women are essential partners
[00:15:14] in preventing and recovering from conflicts.
[00:15:17] She called for transforming the conference outcomes into
[00:15:20] practical initiatives that include supporting female
[00:15:23] leadership and utilizing education and cultural exchange
[00:15:27] to consolidate a culture
[00:15:28] of dialogue and tolerance.
[00:15:31] The Ministry of Endowments and Guidance said that the statements
[00:15:35] of the Grand Mufti of Libya, Sheikh Sadiq Al-Ghariani,
[00:15:38] and the Grand Mufti of Oman, Sheikh Ahmed
[00:15:42] Al-Khalili, regarding the Yemeni crisis contained incorrect descriptions
[00:15:45] of the reality of the tragedy experienced by the Yemeni
[00:15:49] people due to the war ignited by the terrorist
[00:15:52] Houthi militias, backed by the Iranian regime. The Ministry
[00:15:56] added in a statement issued by it that
[00:15:59] what was issued by the Grand Mufti of Libya in statements regarding the Yemeni
[00:16:03] issue and the terrorist Houthi militias, backed by the Iranian
[00:16:06] regime, was far from the requirements
[00:16:10] of disciplined jurisprudential and relied on
[00:16:14] false news or fragmented information or
[00:16:18] descriptions disconnected from the reality
[00:16:23] the ground. The statement indicated
[00:16:26] that the statements of the Grand Mufti of Libya ignored
[00:16:29] the essence of the battle and presented a personal
[00:16:32] or rather, yes, an inaccurate description of the fundamental
[00:16:36] cause of the conflict,
[00:16:40] which is the armed coup by the terrorist Houthi militias against state
[00:16:43] institutions since 2004, leading to the occupation
[00:16:46] of the capital, Sanaa, in 2014
[00:16:49] and rebellion against the ruler.
[00:16:51] الامر.
[00:16:55] The media team of the Masam project for mine clearance in Yemen
[00:16:59] (Marib office) launched an awareness campaign for students
[00:17:03] of Omar Al-Mukhtar School in Al-Jafina camp
[00:17:05] for displaced persons, aiming to raise their
[00:17:09] awareness of the dangers of mines, improvised explosive devices, and unexploded
[00:17:12] ordnance, and safe ways to deal with them.
[00:17:16] The campaign, according to the Masam media
[00:17:19] center, included the distribution of brochures
[00:17:23] and educational
[00:17:25] students, which contained illustrative images of the shapes of mines,
[00:17:29] unexploded shells, and dangerous
[00:17:32] objects that they may encounter on their way to school
[00:17:36] or while playing.
[00:17:39] The media team distributed 400 school bags
[00:17:43] with all their supplies
[00:17:46] as a gift from the Masam project to the school
[00:17:50] students, combining awareness of the dangers of mines
[00:17:53] and contributing to alleviating aspects
[00:17:58] on students' families.
[00:18:00] Let's remember
[00:18:04] the headlines.
[00:18:08] The Prime Minister receives
[00:18:11] Al-Waziyah in Taiz to review the latest developments in the civil and humanitarian situation.
[00:18:29] Security Council members stress the need for
[00:18:32] full implementation of Resolution No. 2216
[00:18:35] and renew their support for the Yemeni
[00:18:37] government.
[00:18:43] The Republic of Hungary condemns the military escalation by the terrorist Houthi
[00:18:47] militias, backed by the Iranian regime in Yemen
[00:18:50] and Saudi
[00:18:52] Arabia.
[00:19:27] Yemen Channel is the channel for all
[00:19:30] Yemenis.