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00:00:13Fresh exchanges of
00:00:14of fire between the Houties and the Saudi backed government in Yemen. The UN says more
00:00:18than hundred thousand people have been
00:00:21of displaced. The leaders of Saudi Arabia and Egypt hold
00:00:25crisis talks in Cairo to address the widening conflict in the Middle
00:00:28East.
00:00:37after another attack on shipping in the straight of hormous. The US
00:00:40a has blamed Iran. Tiran says the ship
00:00:42had mines and the top US lawr
00:00:46echos President Trump's hoax claims about the dangers of AI
00:00:50and the risks of falling behind
00:00:51China.
00:01:13The conflict between Yemen's and Sirilahoothis and the Saudi Backed government
00:01:17in Yemen is escalating with the armed group launching attacks
00:01:21on government help positions in the northern
00:01:24al-Jaf, governor it. The footage released
00:01:27by the Houti shows military vehicles. it says it destroyed. the
00:01:31group has accused the Saudi government of launching more than 350 strikes on the
00:01:35country over the past few
00:01:37of days. meanwhile, the UN refugee agency says more
00:01:41than 100 thousand people have been internally displaced by the renewed conflict in
00:01:45Yemen. several thousand more have fled across the
00:01:49Babandib straight to djibooti on the Horn of Africa. the United
00:01:52Nations says damaged to roads and telecommunications is
00:01:56disrupting its humanitarian operations. people there are be...
00:02:00forced to make dangerous journeys to flee the
00:02:02fighting, this is primarily
00:02:06movement of refugee fleeing conflict and insecurity, the people
00:02:10arriving from Yemen are seeking international protection and it
00:02:14should be received and assisted. UNHCR
00:02:17hugely thanksibuti a longstand refugee host for keeping its
00:02:21border open and welcoming those who
00:02:30Mohammed, some stark numbers there from the United Nations, to what extent
00:02:34is the fighting between these two sides having an impact on the
00:02:37population.
00:02:45of According to the hoti's remarks during the press up by by the
00:02:48His military spokes person, he says that they have taken control of
00:02:52uh nearly 5,400
00:02:55kilometers, it was a big a big distance and
00:02:59space.
00:03:00in in this area we can talk about that the most
00:03:03of the people on this area have have fled uh the attacks and
00:03:07also the the the flare up
00:03:09of of the conflict so also in the other areas when the his have
00:03:13started the offensive to towards the moc port
00:03:17city uh they have taken the route that
00:03:21leads directly to the to the coastal mokaport
00:03:24city this was the through the
00:03:28wazyah these regions also
00:03:31have
00:03:33of uh also other areas to the west of tas have witnessed this
00:03:37continuation
00:03:38of of the
00:03:38of the conflict now with the also with the houthis attempt to
00:03:42advance towards the west of tas where
00:03:45the the internationally recognized government claimed yesterday the the that
00:03:49they have recaptured these areas in the in the district of
00:03:52shamitin and also the they saying that with the help
00:03:56of the air forces they have been able to
00:04:00to
00:04:00of attack the houthies and also to recapture those
00:04:04areas, so also in the other areas we are talking about people
00:04:07who are between the the front lines between
00:04:11the both sides into the houthies and the internationally organized governments in marib and aljof
00:04:15and al baida, but there are no international
00:04:19com international agency have mentioned about the displacement in this
00:04:22areas,
00:04:23of mostly the they are talking about the displacement in the in the tas and
00:04:27also through through moka we're at least
00:04:302,200 people have fled to towards Jibuti
00:04:34and also others in general they
00:04:38a have mentioned that the at least 125
00:04:41thousand people have have fled the area where the
00:04:45conflict has continued so far with the continuation
00:04:48of the war and also the how these attempts towards to advance
00:04:52towards the other areas near Taiz
00:04:56this will would also have a continuation of this impact on the human.
00:05:00militarian situation which which has has been in the previous
00:05:04times has been has has has been also deteriorated because
00:05:08of the continuity
00:05:08of the war, so far the international agencies say that that you couldn't get
00:05:12access especially to the areas where where the conflict is still going
00:05:16on and that's the also we are talking about the shortage
00:05:20of aid assistance, especially yemen has been going through this kind
00:05:24of shortage of international aid
00:05:37are emerging that oil loadings have been suspended at Saudi
00:05:40Arabia's red sea port of... It comes days
00:05:43after Riad closed its critical east to west oil
00:05:47pipeline following attacks by the hoothies. Saudi Arabia is the
00:05:50world's largest oil exporter, renewed attacks by the Houti
00:05:54Group has already pushed global fuel prices
00:05:58up. These reports come, a
00:06:02Saudi Arabia's crime prince held talks with the Egyptian president in
00:06:05Cairo, Mohammed bin Salman and Abdal Fatih
00:06:09have called for the freedom of navigation through. the hormos
00:06:13and bab almandab straights and shipping in the red sea,
00:06:17cc refer reaffirmed Egypt's commitment to Saudi Arabias
00:06:20security, it comes a mid growing concerns about a wider
00:06:24regional conflict, although that's been downplayed by the US ambassador to
00:06:28Israel. I don't think it's quite
00:06:31that bad, what we do have is a for sure skirmish
00:06:35between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, but it is not really
00:06:39gone across the region and uh it's... because the
00:06:43hoodies and the sies are not getting along right now, but it
00:06:47hasn't spilled over to the rest the
00:06:50gulf, and that's the good news. right now the US and the hoodies still have a
00:06:54cease fire, it's been in place now for year and a half, that's a good
00:07:08Washington stand right now with the
00:07:10hoothies and how would that affect it? relationship with Saudi
00:07:13Arabia,
00:07:18well it's quite extraordinary really, it's not so long ago that the US was
00:07:22carrying out massive air strikes on the hootes,
00:07:25now it's not only talking to them, it's publicly
00:07:29admitting that, and this of course is designated
00:07:33terror group according to the United States, but it's
00:07:36decided that it's - more uh sensible for it to make
00:07:40an accommodation with the hooties than uh go to war with them
00:07:44again uh, partly that of course is due to what's been
00:07:47happening in Iran and the repercussions of that, the US
00:07:51does not want to open up second front in the
00:07:54region uh, not least because the effect on the
00:07:58economy back home in the United States.
00:08:02Uh, the impact on the relationship with Saudi
00:08:05Arabia is that it means the Saudis are
00:08:08not able to rely automatically on that.
00:08:12us support that they might have thought they would be able to rely on,
00:08:16it's understood that Donald Trump was asked twice at the weekend by
00:08:20the crown prince for US air strikes on the hooties and
00:08:24on both occasions Donald Trump refused. Now the US has
00:08:28set up task force we're told to help the
00:08:32Saudis and there will certainly be intelligence
00:08:36gathering and other support of that nature, but the US is
00:08:40not going to get involved directly. in the
00:08:43conflict on the on behalf the Saudis, so it's another
00:08:47example really of how those traditional alliances, the
00:08:51traditional American alliances often being
00:08:54undermined, and new alliances, the most improbable
00:08:58quarters sometimes being
00:09:11issued security alerts over. parts the country, including the Muslim
00:09:14Holy city of Mecca. It follows missile strikes by thehis which wounded at
00:09:18least 13 people. It's the widest ranging alert Saudi
00:09:22Arabia has issued since the escalation in the conflict
00:09:25last week. Riyad has vowed a strong response to
00:09:29hoothi attacks. Oman says
00:09:33two sailors are missing and 23 others have been rescued following attack on an
00:09:37oil tanker
00:09:38in the straight of Homus. The Panama flagged Elgaya is
00:09:42currently. being towed to anomani port after fire broke out in
00:09:45its engine room. Iran claims the vessel struck naval mine while
00:09:49passing through restricted route.
00:09:52the US says the ship was struck by an Iranian missile last month and then
00:09:56again by a drone over
00:10:04reza, can you clear any of this up for us? did the ship run into mines or was
00:10:08it indeed uh struck by an Iranian
00:10:11missile?
00:10:16Well Aron, again we are hearing conflicting narratives from Iran and the
00:10:20United States, we had heard from the United States from Trump himself that the
00:10:24straight of... formus has been cleared of mines and Iran, the
00:10:27IRGC insisted that no, the straight is not cleared of
00:10:31minds, and now Iran says that this ship, this Panama
00:10:35flagged Algaya hit a naval mine in the
00:10:39southern corridor the straight of hormos, this is a corridor that
00:10:42Iran regards unsafe, Iran does not approve of it, this
00:10:46is route designated by Oman and the United
00:10:49States, so basically the IRGC says that
00:10:53the vessel
00:10:54the super oil tanker, the super
00:10:57tanker hit a naval mind, the United States says that
00:11:01no, it was hit by a drone, nonetheless,
00:11:05two crew members are missing, so it's been
00:11:08a serious incident, and the IRGC maintains that the
00:11:12straight of hormos is closed, is going to continue
00:11:16to be closed off until or unless the
00:11:20United States meets Iranian
00:11:35six people have been killed in the latest Israeli attacks in Gaza. Health
00:11:39officials say four people, including a child were killed in separate attacks in
00:11:42Gaza City, with another killed by sniper fire in
00:11:46Jabalia. A sixth person has been reported to have been
00:11:49killed on Tuesday evening. The health ministry says in
00:11:53total more than 30. 970 Palestinians have been killed
00:11:57by Israeli strikes since the seasfire took effect in October last
00:12:00year. Meanwhile, the UN human
00:12:04rights office says the recovery of hundreds of bodies from the rubble of
00:12:08buildings destroyed during the war is raising fresh
00:12:11concerns about possible war
00:12:17He says a 15-year-old boy, the civil defense officer are among those to be
00:12:21killed. Two rockets were fire.
00:12:25and as people try to help, another rocket
00:12:29was even captured on camera as it killed the young boy and
00:12:33the civil defense
00:12:35officer, earlier attacks also
00:12:39kill more people here in in Gaza city, while in
00:12:43in b Jabalya and northern Gaza earderly man, 69
00:12:46year old man was shot by Israeli snipers, there are
00:12:50already more than 7300 people have been confirmed dead
00:12:54by
00:12:54the M of health as well as international
00:12:57agencies working in Gaza,
00:13:01among them some 21 thousand children, while thousands of bodies are
00:13:05still under the rubble despite the repeated attempts by civil
00:13:08defense and even uh families in Gaza,
00:13:12they've managed to recover several hundred uh bodies,
00:13:16now the UN has uh
00:13:20raised concern uh regarding what could have could have amount
00:13:24to war crimes or... crimes against
00:13:32so far may only be the tip the
00:13:35iceberg. much of gaza has been flattened by
00:13:38Israeli bombing or demolition and clearing by heavy
00:13:42machinery and explosives. it is
00:13:46critical that evidence of violations including destroyed
00:13:50sites be preserved. given ongoing legal
00:13:53proceedings regarding the... of hostilities in Gaza,
00:13:57what's making things extremely difficult for civil defense teams
00:14:01is the fact that Israel destroyed most the heavy equipment in Gaza
00:14:04and and is not hadn't allowed new
00:14:07equipment. President Trump says
00:14:11Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop attacking each other's energy infrastructure, either
00:14:15side those confirmed the deal and both were still
00:14:18targeting energy facilities on Tuesday. Moscow is
00:14:22also using the proposed. to renew
00:14:33survived the drone strike, so did the candy and the
00:14:36lighters. But as workers cleared up at this gas station in
00:14:39Kieve, questions about the damage from this latest Russian
00:14:43attack reached far beyond the road outside the Ukrainian
00:14:47capital, to one the most fundamental questions of this
00:14:50war. Can Russia and Ukraine find any sort
00:14:54of... agreement for a ceasefire, even if just for a
00:14:58while. Russian attacks hit two petrol stations barely day
00:15:02after the US president said Kiev and Moscow had
00:15:05agreed not to target each other's energy assets. An
00:15:09agreement still looks short of taking effect though. Ukraine,
00:15:13however, on Tuesday said it was ready to try and find
00:15:16one. Ukraine
00:15:20is ready for such a ceasefire. Our partners know our position and by the way.
00:15:25There are several other proposals from our closest partners, our international partners, to
00:15:29work on this track so that through our joint efforts we can achieve this
00:15:33energy cease fire. In Moscow, the message was more
00:15:37hazy. the Kremlin said it welcomed the idea of a truce,
00:15:41but defended its right to protect exports, infrastructure and
00:15:45objections to sanctions, blame for energy prices and
00:15:48ongoing violence was also laid
00:15:51elsewhere. We have
00:15:55stated repeatedly that following the collapse the
00:15:59Istanbul.