arab emirates and saudi arabia should not be interfering in sudan's affairs united arab emirates and saudi arabia donated the sum of three million three billion dollars to to sudan to and to the transitional military council saying that it's trying to help the country's economy it has also promised fuel and we and said that it is its sides with the transitional military council now in its compass not the only one that is rejecting aid from saudi arabia and united arab emirates protesters on the streets also say that they don't want any external interference while the country is trying to sort out a transitional period and a transitional government and in talks to form that government they believe that the current military council the transitional military council has started to the united arab emirates and saudi arabia because they were sending troops to yemen in the coalition war against the so they're saying that with saudi arabia and emirates backing the government it's going to be very hard for the transitional government transition military council to be independent and they bel

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs former customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement showing the old ways opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cool peroration with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reaction on

arab emirates. the foreign ministers also met with and is this the can to open and there has been several other attempts by the u.a.e. including sisi who is also part of that. authoritarianism gregg and crowd in the in the arab world and i think they're trying to after to that to that crowd and i think it's not the endorsement of how there is offensive after loops defensive in front of and to look at errors two weeks ago on the fourth of april and doesn't really care about it wasn't he wants to go to his own wanted this is much more about and also copters backers the u.a.e. egypt do have military assets on the ground they do have an air force that they've used in libya since as early as doesn't have a drone force that is allegedly manned by must be forces that are controlled and operated by eric prince only a blackwater they have an incredible amount. of force and military forces that they can use that escalate because a mile and a half there seems like is dwindling in this metric tons and so we're

now police in turkey say they have detained two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both were arrested in istanbul on monday they thought to gather intelligence on arab nationals one arrived in turkey last october the other came in later to help his colleague more on this with natasha going to him in istanbul. sources tell two men were arrested inside a hotel room in istanbul on monday they've been described as intelligence operatives an encrypted computer stashed in a hidden compartment was also seized they've allegedly admitted that they have were working for the united arab emirates but they are not citizens of the. sources say the men have been under turkish surveillance for six months during that time they contacted turkish analysts they inquired about qatar's investment in turkey the two countries are close allies the u.a.e. is part of a saudi led blockade against qatar intended to isolate the country the two men also allegedly contacted a suspect in the gym out because shoji kate's shoji was the saudi and washington post columnist murdered inside the saudi con

intelligence agents helps the united arab emirates to spy on prominent arab media figures according to a special report by reuters targets for the hackers included the chairman of the opposition network and the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show was part of the u.a.e. intelligence program which was exposed by a reuters earlier this year this is their report. i am hoping that cooler heads will prevail when the united arab emirates and its allies broke with neighboring could tor over a host of grievances in june twenty seventh a group of american hackers working for a secret u.a.e. spy program sprang into action as first revealed by reuters those american operatives had once worked for the n.s.a. and other u.s. spy agencies but they now worked as part of a u.a.e. cyber squad called project raven using skills they learned in the u.s. to spy on opponents of the u.a.e. monarchy the team of americans now turned those skills an american ally qatar as the u.a.e. joined by saudi arabia egypt and baccarin imposed a blockade accusing could torah financing extremist groups in the region write

as who has called festa have been spying on behalf of united arab emirates have been a has as killed himself in the sort of terror confinement that they were to people they were to palestinian nationals who are captured who were arrested by the turkish police after following a couple of months long technical survey then by the turkish intelligence what we have what we know for so far is that those two paul the senior ins have been working on behalf of the united arab emirates intelligence and when they were arrested by the turkish all these earlier earlier this month we have heard from our sources and that's the turkish intelligence. did more when they figured out that these two men contacted a suspect who is name is. murder investigation file when as they were being technically surveyed by the intelligence when they figured this out they made the move when the police captured them and they confessed that they are working on behalf of emirates according to the turkish sources turkish intelligence is set to believe that it is systemic is about race relations with the u.a.e. in egypt a

saudi arabia this is allied with the united arab emirates with mohamed bin sound man to the united states. is not supporting democracy the united states is opposed to democracy that's why the united states has helped saudi arabia starve the people of yemen let me let us bring in the regional perspective now on our regional reasonal perspective let's bring in dan wearing from beijing what's china's reactions will this. well so far the public media has been quite calm there's not a widespread widespread opposition to the u.s. decision because overall when we think about oil trader with iran iran has been quite important to china it's one of the top five oil suppliers to china in terms of countries but it's not essential so it's all export to china account for about seven percent of china's total oil import it's a very difficult to replace but not impossible but in terms of the overall of the broader economic ties i think iran actually take a very important position in china's global strategy because to start with iran is one of the major destinations for chinese products such as consumer go

saudi arabia this is allied with the united arab emirates with mohamed bin sound man to the united states. is not supporting democracy the united states is opposed to democracy that's why the united states has helped saudi arabia starve the people of yemen let me let us bring in the regional perspective. regional reasonal perspective let's bring in dan wearing from beijing let's china's reactions will this. so far the public media has been quite calm there is not a widespread widespread opposition to the u.s. decision because overall when we think about oil trader with iran iran has been quite important to china it's one of the top five oil suppliers to china in terms of countries but it's not essential so it's all export to china account for about seven percent of china's total oil imports it's a very difficult to replace but not impossible but in terms of the overall of the broader economic ties i think iran actually take a very important position in china's global strategy because to start with iran is one of the major destinations for chinese products such as consumer goods tronics ma

arab emirates want to send three billion dollars worth of aid to saddam which according to the united nations are the poorest countries in the world despite an abundance of natural resources. it said a million people are toiling their way through sudan's deserts and mountains gold diggers dreaming of striking the mother lode and the subsequent life of the gold mining has been around here since the time of the pharaohs but most of what's found nowadays winds up in the pockets of the khartoum government and its regional potentates there's not enough funding or know how here for industrial scale mining . and who wants to invest in a country anyway it's caught up in a revolution. after three months of mass protests the military stepped in and took power. but the demonstrations continue the sudanese people are demanding that power be hundred over to a civilian transitional government the protests began last december. protests were provoked by. prices the price of bread jumped at. the poles the same was fuel. prices now. but they don't have a solution for the economic crisis that is facing

united arab emirates and saudi arabia. turkey was limited and those three countries were trying to establish a new intelligence network through other nationals this is what we know so far that many thanks to. a rare prominent afghans is taking place in kabul where the u.s. talks with the taliban are likely to top the agenda that's known as the loya jirga and such meetings been held for centuries it's a way of bringing together afghanistan's main the many ethnic religious tribal communities there could be more than two and a half thousand representatives they've been used to approve a new constitution to declare war choose of you king or to make sweeping social political reforms or the first day they'll be a vote to appoint the judges temporary leader as well as deputy secretaries the new head of the jirga will then create fifty committees will spend up to a week discussing the issues recommendations will be made but they're not legally binding let's go live to kabul. to tell us more about the significant shot of this gathe

and united arab emirates all trying to exercise regime change at least. at least they want they have shown an interest in tracking the united states into a conflict i do not believe the president wants to do that i believe president from iran on a campaign promise of not bringing the united states into another war but i believe president trumps intention to put pressure the policy of maximum pressure on iran in order to bring iran to its knees so that we will succumb to pressure is doomed to failure for the first time in more than two hundred years a japanese emperor is abdicating eighty five year old record he has been on the throne for more than thirty years now but on tuesday will make way for his eldest son crown prince know he too as i was there as wayne hale reports from tokyo he's been a largely popular emperor who helped to steer japan through some difficult times. it's been eight years since the earthquake and tsunami which changed the lives of so many people here die simply on the way as home was destroyed that day and while he finds it difficul

police in turkey have announced the detention of two suspected spies working for the united arab emirates both were arrested in istanbul back on monday they are thought to have gathered intelligence on arab nationals when i arrived in turkey last october but arrived to help is called more on this from the touch of a name and a stumble to bring us up to date with what you know natasha. sources tell al jazeera that two men described as intelligence offer it is were arrested inside a hotel in is stumble on monday an encrypted computer stashed in a hidden compartment was also confiscated the men allegedly have admitted that they were working for the united arab emirates but they are not citizens now sources tell us that they have been under turkish surveillance for the last six months they allegedly contacted turkish analysts they inquired about qatar's investment in turkey the two who are close allies the u.a.e. is part of a saudi led blockade against qatar intended to isolate the country the men also allegedly contacted a suspect in the gym out because shoji case he was the saudi and washin

arab emirates and turkey for a while the i.r.s. that happened after following a couple of months of technical surveillance by the turkish intelligence on those people intelligence followed those two are out nationals for a couple of months and when they contacted a suspect who's name is on the investigation file of murder intelligence warned the turkish police and they arrested those two people according to the security sources and uncle they believe that. between turkey and egypt turkey and u.a.e. and turkey and saudi arabia have been strained mainly following the military coup in egypt in two thousand and thirteen those three countries have lost their intelligence gathering capacity and tricky and that's why and now they are trying to. build up and maybe intelligence work and this is what the turkish security believe in ankara right now and that's why they say they think that the united arab emirates is using other out nationals to spy inside truth to you what we have learned so far is that these people were here to follow up wit

arab emirates as a starting point you'll see that in any direction it's certainly nothing more than one hundred kilometers before you hit land be at the iranian mainland there or one of these islands over here now in this case fifty six kilometers of water sounds like a decent amount of space but the actual shipping lanes are only three kilometers wide in each direction and it was in the first half of twenty eighteen in fact that seventeen point four million barrels of oil a day went through those lanes around a fifth of the world's oil consumption coming from places like iran obviously but up here in iraq and in kuwait as well further down you've got cutter of course which is the largest exporter of l.n.g. liquefied natural gas in the world it's exporters have to go through the straits as well you go down into the united arab emirates into dubai and here you've got jebel ali the largest port in the middle east which handles up to nineteen and a half million shipping containers a year they all go through the strait of hormuz and don't forget as well if we come further west again bas

arab emirates as a starting point you'll see that in any direction it's certainly nothing more than one hundred kilometers before you hit land be at the iranian mainland there or one of these islands over here now in this case fifty six kilometers of water sounds like a decent amount of space but the actual shipping lanes are only three kilometers wide in each direction and it was in the first half of twenty eighteen in fact that seventeen point four million barrels of oil a day went through those lanes around a fifth of the world's oil consumption coming from places like iran obviously but up here in iraq and in kuwait as well further down you've got cutler of course which is the largest exporter of l.n.g. liquefied natural gas in the world its exporters have to go through the straits as well you go down into the united arab emirates into dubai and here you've got jebel ali the largest port in the middle east which handles up to nineteen and a half million shipping containers a year they all go through the strait of hormuz and don't forget as well if we come further west again base

arab emirates and they were here specifically gathering intelligence on arab dissidents and students after the arab spring in two thousand and eleven many arab dissidents came to turkey to live in exile sources tell us the men were under surveillance for six months during that time they contacted turkish analysts made inquiries about qatar's foreign investment in turkey the two countries are close allies the u.a.e. is part of a saudi backed blockade against qatar intended to isolate the country the men also allegedly contacted a suspect in the. murder case. was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october there was international condemnation at that time the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are close allies now sources are saying that shortly after quiz show geez murder the first operative entered the country the second soon after to help with the workload but the focus of the investigation appears to be on spying on arab dissidents in turn. heat and there's the thought that given the strained relations between turkey and saudi arabia turkey and the u.a.e. and turkey and egypt

intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates spying on prominent arab media figures according to a special report by reuters targets for the hikers included the chairman of al-jazeera and the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show the haiku was part of a u.s. intelligence program exposed by reuters earlier this year is their fault. i am hoping that cooler heads will prevail when the united arab emirates and its allies broke with neighboring could tor over a host of grievances in june twenty seventh a group of american hackers working for a secret u.a.e. spy program sprang into action as first revealed by reuters those american operatives had once worked for the n.s.a. and other u.s. spy agencies but they now worked as part of a u.a.e. cyber squad called project raven using skills they learned in the u.s. to spy on opponents of the u.a.e. monarchy the team of americans now turn those skills an american ally qatar as the u.a.e. joined by saudi arabia egypt in baccarin imposed a blockade accusing could torah financing extremist groups in the region where there's correspondents j

intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates to spy on well known faces in arab media the chairman of the al-jazeera network and the host of a b.b.c. arabic t.v. show are among the reported targets the espionage was part of a u.a.e. intelligence program exposed by reuters earlier this year has a long with the news hour in about twenty five minutes next life. armed vehicles transporting players riots police with a gun one on one east explains why indonesian soccer fight and die for the sports analogy here. it's a mobile world. cup with cold texts and apps to help make our lives easier. but not everyone's benefiting. chan mobile phone apps be designed to help make a better world. this serious challenges app developers from around the world to visit communities who are missing out and then come up with an app that could help . a life at. this week's life apps is in brazil. a country that's in love with this.

intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates spy on prominent arab media figures according to a special report by reuters targets for the hikers included the chairman of al-jazeera and the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show the hack was part of a u.a.e. intelligence program exposed by reuters earlier this year is their report. i am hoping that cooler heads will prevail when the united arab emirates and its allies broke with neighboring could tore over a host of grievances in june twenty seventh a group of american hackers working for a secret u.a.e. spy program sprang into action as first revealed by reuters those american operatives had once worked for the n.s.a. and other u.s. spy agencies but they now worked as part of a u.a.e. cyber squad called project raven using skills they learned in the u.s. to spy on opponents of the u.a.e. monarchy the team of americans now turn those skills an american ally qatar as the u.a.e. joined by saudi arabia egypt and baccarin imposed a blockade accusing could torah financing extremist groups in the region reuters correspondents joel s

and united arab emirates all trying to exercise regime change at least. at least they want to have shown an interest in tracking the united states into a conflict i do not believe that president trump wants to do that i believe president trump ran on a campaign promise of not bringing the united states into another war but i believe president trumps intention to put pressure the policy of maximum pressure on iran in order to bring iran to its needs so that we would succumb to pressure is doomed to failure. also accused the u.s. security national security advisor john bolton of being among those trying to spark regime change in iraq bolton addressed the issue on american television as well. honestly don't you want to see regime change just not the only way to get an iran that isn't a threat to the neighbor you've just laid out a real bill of particulars why a why it's such a bad actor in the region well look the people of iran i think deserve a better government there's absolutely no doubt about it the trouble is it's not just the theological dictatorship

health of the united arab emirates and turkey for a while the i.r.s. that happened after following a couple of months of technical surveillance by the turkish intelligence on those people turkish intelligence followed those two are out of nationals for a couple of months and when they contacted a suspect whose name is on the investigation file of murder intelligence warned the turkish police and they arrested those two people according to the security sources and uncle route they believe that since the by the trail ations between turkey and egypt turkey and u.a.e. and turkey and saudi arabia have been strained mainly following the military coup in egypt in two thousand and thirteen those three countries have lost their intelligence gathering capacity and tricky and that's why and now they are trying to. build up in the intelligence network and this is what the turkish security believe in ankara right now and that's why they say they think that the united arab emirates is using other out nationals to spy inside truth to you what we have learned so far i

arab emirates. and saudi arabia of the major supporters of have to this forces remember that egypt has been all who is supporting have to have all these battles in the east and the cells and here in tripoli too and the united arab emirates has has been paying the bills has been paying the russian companies providing have to live with weapons in fact the united arab emirates has a military base an air base actually south of america city it's called heard in air base and it has several fighter jets there that have been operating in the since have that launch of his military campaign into a new fourteen known as operation dignity also russia has been supporting have little's weapons the crimean knows very well we have been told by sources from informal sources from russia that the kremlin has given the green light to private russian private arms companies to sell weapons to have to but the criminal the kremlin has has has knowledge of this has given green light but they can live does not want to be inv

intelligence agents helped the united arab emirates spy on prominent arab media figures according to a special report from reuters targets for the hackers included the chairman of al-jazeera the host of a b.b.c. arabic television show the hack part of a u.s. intelligence program exposed by reuters earlier this year this is their report. i am hoping that cooler heads will prevail when the united arab emirates and its allies broke with neighboring could tor over a host of grievances in june twenty seventh a group of american hackers working for a secret u.a.e. spy program sprang into action as first revealed by reuters those american operatives had once worked for the n.s.a. and other u.s. spy agencies but they now worked as part of a u.a.e. cyber squad called project raven using skills they learned in the u.s. to spy on opponents of the u.a.e. monarchy the team of americans now turn those skills an american ally qatar as the u.a.e. joined by saudi arabia egypt and baccarin imposed a blockade accusing could torah financing extremist groups in the region welder's correspondents joel she

turkey has detained two people for allegedly spying on arab nationals on behalf of the united arab emirates let's get more now from the trash can and he joins us live from istanbul natasha hi there what else do we know. peter sources tell that two men men they believe are operatives collecting intelligence for the united arab emirates were detained on monday they have still been detained are they are still detained they were detained here in istanbul and they're suspected of spying on arab dissidents since the arab spring many arab dissidents have sought refuge here in turkey viewing it as kind of a safe haven if you will but we don't have much more confirmed by senior officials now this was first reported by reuters and we're used to saying that they believe that these senior officials are telling reuters that these men were spying on behalf of the united arab emirates and that the reason they may have been here is because the first man arrived shortly after the death of saudi journalist and washington post columnist jamal khashoggi he was murdered in the saudi consulate here in istanbul i

a man who'd been detained in turkey for spying for the united arab emirates is reportedly taken as a life in prison according to the turkish government zaki and her son's body was found in syllabary prison there is some. of the loya jirga grand assembly of afghan leaders scholars the elders is on the way of kabul discussing the war in afghanistan and the recent peace talks between the u.s. and the taliban. turkey's president is backing libya's government in its fight with warlord khalifa haftar burdwan is described as advances on tripoli as applause against the libyan people he says the turkey will support the u.n. recognized government because of attempts to drive tough times fighters out of the capital let's take you live now to tripoli al jazeera would up the one head is there for a soft us forces mark would have recently intensified s trikes at night how's that affecting the back. well. that's really affecting the forces loyal to the government of national knows the government of national accord and as you know. this has been holding the advancement of the. government forces on t

a man who'd been detained in turkey and charged with spying for the united arab emirates has reportedly taken his own life in prison according to the turkish government zacky son's body was found in silvery province on the outskirts of istanbul two men were arrested earlier this month and reportedly confessed to spying on arab nationals. there's been heavy fighting in southern tripoli as forces loyal to the warlord after continue to attack the libyan capital after spices have advanced to control the areas near the international airport. has a new defense minister appointment as part of the government's overhaul of the intelligence and security services president has also appointed a new acting police chief but the current chief putsch of. refused to step down nelson mandela's has more now from the capital colombo. the. standoff between the president and he's reaching a new level as the president as commander in chief and the head of the police sent. on compulsory leave now this happened because the police chief has refused to step down we heard a few days ago from the president. for the

united arab emirates saudi arabia they can supply that oil however it will take some time and this is why investors have priced in a higher oil valuation has touches highest level of two thousand and nine scene and it does look like the rally in the oil markets will continue a bit of it yet and what about the effect on iran we already know the u.s. sanctions being in place this is exactly what the slowly recovering iranian economy won't need so you turn the taps off on the oil market the iranian economy will suffer since those sanctions economic sanctions back in place in may two thousand and eight seen we've seen the iranian crumble like a biscuits inflation has rocketed sky high there's already pressures on the iranian economy that is going to see a recession of at least four percent according to the i.m.f. in two thousand and nine saying now that it has been confirmed that these sanctions on iranian spece exploit oil will be turned off as of next month we expect this recession to extend even further looking at recession beyond four percent the iranian realit will remain under press

arab emirates. but obviously at the same time there are meetings at the highest level taking place with qatar and with russia so this is a point where no child i mean it's a you cannot allow itself to a place only a single bed and it is trying to be friends everyone has in its edition and i have gotten is someone at this stage capable of reining in highly for have talked can he see for instance convince him to agree to a cease fire. let me give you a brief history of cliff after is a fifty year legacy of the section and defection in one thousand sixty nine he defected from the king of libya to mama gadhafi in one thousand a six he was captured in chad and the fact that i said every in one thousand and seven he went to langley virginia where he was a legacy working with the cia and then in one thousand a year he went to go and work with the libyan opposition or have them get out of who defected from to go and work with but it's worse in holland and not to know it to you then the fact that from them r

arab emirates and be said personally called trump has also met with the presidential envoy in the united arab emirates zone to foreign ministers also met with and is basically going to go and there has been several other attempts by the u.a.e. including sisi who is also part of that. authoritarianism greg and crowd in the in the arab world and i think they're trying to after to that to that crowd and i think it's not the indorsement of how things offensive after launch that offensive in front of and to look at errors two weeks ago in the fourth of april and doesn't really care about it was when he wants to go to his own when it this is much more about and also because that's backers the u.a.e. egypt and do have military assets on the ground they do have an air force that they've used in libya since earliest doesn't have a drone force that is allegedly manned by most reports is that are controlled and operated by eric prince only if like water they have an incredible amount. of force and military forces and they can use that as. there is a mile and a half there seems like is dwindling in

arab emirates . but obviously at the same time there are meetings at the highest level taking place with qatar and with russia so this is a point where no child i mean if any cannot allow itself to a place only a single bed and it is trying to be friends everyone as a means to addition and i have been watching is someone at this stage capable of reigning in highly for have taught can see see for instance convince him to agree to a cease fire. let me give you a brief history of cliff after is a fifty year legacy of the section and defection in one thousand sixty nine he defected from the king of libya to moment at the feet and not in a six he was captured in chad and the fact that i said every in one thousand and seven he went to langley virginia where i was a legacy working with the cia and then in one thousand a year went to go and work with the libyan opposition or have them go to have who defected from to go and work with but it's worse in holland and not to know it to hidden the fact that from th

the united arab emirate war in yemen has been a hideous atrocity. nobody knows, maybe 60,000, 70,000 people killed -- half the population barely surviving. thehe u.n. describes it as worst t humanitarianan crisis ie world. it i is a real monstrosity. it is been going on year after year using saudi arabia, uae using u.s. weapons, secondarily, british weapons. -- u.s. intelligence support sorking closely with the sudi to target bombing and so on and so forth. all of this has been happening with no protest. then came the khashoggi killing, brutal killing of a journalist for "the washington post." that caused outrage. it should have, but that is not the reason why the yemen war should have suddenly had the spotlight shined on it, but it was. then bernie sanders came along with a couple of others and initiated the legislation which puts some cramps in the direct u.s. support for the war -- which is significant, but we should put it in the contetext f what in fact happen. i think we can be pretty confident that the trump -pompeo-bolton will find a way aro

turkey has arrested two palestinian suspects who allegedly confessed to spying for the united arab emirates the two men are reportedly accused of monitoring members of hamas and the muslim brotherhood. a vigil has been held for a journalist who was shot dead in riots in the northern island city of london dairy or derry as it's more commonly known politicians on all sides in the part of violent controlled by britain have condemned the killing and the hayward has more. i was only twenty nine years old larry mckee was a rising star in journalism she just signed a book deal and had a promising future instead she's the latest victim in northern ireland's long running conflict. after police raided a property in london. as it's commonly known more than fifty petrol thrown at police and. hijacked. the key was watching events and in the hours before her death tweeted diary tonight absolute madness. the journalist was standing close to. it and she was she was taken to hospital where she died we believe to be a terrorist act. carried out by violent republicans are sas men of this time would be that th

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course the united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement when you go to china is opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trumpeted unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the re

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates this is what we heard from pompei o making the announcement. both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course the united states is now a significant producer as well i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement this is the reaction we heard from chinese officials. china always opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected. now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump you know late

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement. was opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is transparent and the g eight summit and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reaction on the internatio

arabia this is allied with the united arab emirates with mohamed bin sound man for the united states. is not supporting democracy the united states is opposed to democracy that's why the united states has helped saudi arabia starve the people of yemen let me let us bring in the regional perspective now on our soil a regional regional perspective let's bring in dan wearing from beijing what's china's reactions will this. well so far the public media has been quite calm there's not a widespread widespread opposition to the u.s. decision because overall when we think about oil trade with iran iran has been quite important to china it's one of the top five oil suppliers to china in terms of countries but it's not essential so it's all export to china account for about seven percent of china's total oil import it's a very difficult to replace but not impossible but in terms of the overall a broader economic ties i think iran actually take a very important position in china's global strategy because to start with iran is one of the major destinations for chinese products such as consumer g

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with iran's former customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement. always opposes unilateral sanctions and long u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump you know laterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reaction on the interna

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs former customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement when you go to china always opposes unilateral sanctions and long u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reactio

arab emirates and we understand that the united arab emirates and saudi arabia are the major supporters of have alongside egypt france and russia on the fourteenth of this month the general what is so called the general national conference is going to be held and it is sponsored by the united nations and this conference is expected to recognize the shuffled government to have have good as head of security so by advancing to the west maybe have to is trying to. sustain his forces existence in the west of the country as a due fact to existence of forces in the west of the country before the general national conference is held on the fifteenth of this month. you know as democrats are pushing for access to the full report a congressional committee has approved the use of a subpoena to try to force the justice department into handing over the complete investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election a brief summary released by the attorney general concluded members of president on crimes campaign did not conspire with russia kimberly helka jo

involvement in the saudi led war in yemen the united arab emirates government has welcomed the move saying it sends a positive signal. the french president has promised to rebuild the fire ravaged within five years international donations have begun to pour in for the restoration because of the fire that engulfed and destroyed part of the historic cathedral is being investigated but has more from paris. where the french president emanuel mark caller is saying that he would like to see notre dame rebuilt in five years well that seems something of an ambitious target because many building experts are saying that it would take maybe ten fifteen years or even longer because it's such an enormous challenge there has been so much damage done in any case that any rebuilding that has to happen will take place over several stages first of all there has to be incest assessment inside notre dame cathedral firefighters are trying to make sure that is structurally safe for engineers and architects to even be able to go in and then of course how do you rebuild do you do something different and creative

arab emirates open their embassies in syria and both the united arab emirates and saddam asking the arab league to allow president assad back in some five hundred thousand people killed in the syrian civil war is russia going to face justice. the file of syria is really a very painful because we are talking about really as you said hundreds of thousands perhaps of people who were who were killed millions but haps this internally and outside the country and really the destruction of our country is really really enormous as you know we are talking about the huge human if and human rights crisis in the country to me it's very important that those responsible for what is going to about twenty seven million people in that country actually one day face justice as i said before i think we have an important framework that and we are working to words this we have a commission of inquiry that keeps highlight the various aspects of this whether it is detention. executions the penalty. just didn't see. starvation various aspects of it we have now the independent in depends on the question inves

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs former customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement. always opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reaction on the internationa

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with iran's former customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement. is opposes unilateral sanctions and low u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump you know laterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the reaction on the internationa

the french contracts now with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates generally for weapons made names arms is sold to these countries and france keeps them operational so it's not just a question of arms sales to these countries but it can stop keeping these weapons operational in the yemeni conflict front supports the coalition through arms sales and disclose today that its defense support is to fight terrorism wherever french weapons are county not used in yemen against al qaida but against yemenis themselves namely to hooty parts so clearly this is not a question of fighting terrorism why is the french government continuing to support the coalition it is certainly linked to economic interests these contracts bring in huge amounts of money to france which is the world's number three or four arms seller cannot focus on london at london's road for the last two days now the environmental activists are threatening the rail and chub networks to get the climate change message across just one of the stories we've got lined up after this break. what politicians do. put themselves on the lin

arab emirates which is essentially given him. a blank check across the board all kinds of military equipment which are now by the way under investigation by the united nations. but there is also political support for have to like you mentioned france is a primary one and france has also provide some kind of logistics and intelligence support would special forces at some point but there is also for example russia russia is also a supporter at least perceived publicly as a supporter of have it wasn't so strongly seen that way until last week when when it stopped they knighted nation from issuing a condemnation of have done and now and there is. a little bit more stronger feeling that moscow is supporting crafter which is you know a very. i don't know how to describe it but but i don't see it as in the ultimate benefit. of russia and i think russians are too smart. to throw their lot behind have to. so un secretary-general antonella tash has tried to personally have tried to call up his offensive yet there we see the sense of this h

and sold to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates are being used in the war in yemen but one pressed again in light of this new evidence the government's once again offered denials to our knowledge the french weapons available to the members of the coalition are mostly in a defensive position outside yemeni territory or on call the rights of way but not on the front line and we are not aware of any civilian casualties resulting from their use in the yemeni theater france is not among the leading arms suppliers of countries in gauged in yemen but that's hard to swallow given that this classified note was apparently provided to the french government in october twenty eighth it showed forty eight sees our artillery guns were being used along the saudi yemen border that tanks sold to u.a.e. are in action as to fight it jets while missile guiding technology may have been deployed. and. france's military agency note actually goes even further to friendships are serving in the blockade of yemeni ports directly leading to food and medical shortages that means that women and children can't ac

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course the united states is now a significant producer as well i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement children who always opposes unilaterally think she and loam u.s. jurisdiction china's cool peroration with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trumpeted unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the

states or they should buy it from saudi arabia or the united arab emirates both the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have assured us they will ensure an appropriate supply for the markets and of course united states is now a significant producer as well. i can confirm that each of those suppliers are working directly with the runs for more customers to make the transition away from iranian crude less disruptive now the people's republic of china which imports quite a bit of oil from iran was certainly not happy to hear this announcement when you go to china always opposes unilateral sanctions and long u.s. jurisdiction china's cooperation with iran is open transparent and legitimate and should be respected now turkey has also voiced opposition to this announcement saying it rejects this unilateral move from the united states we're waiting to hear from the european union which has long been an advocate of the nuclear deal and a critic of the way trump unilaterally withdrew the united states from it so we're waiting to see further reactions that we've seen the react

arab emirates which is essentially given him. a blank check across the board and all kinds of military equipment which are now by the way under investigation by the united nations. but there is also political support for have to live like you mentioned france is a primary one and france has also been with some kind of logistics and intelligence support would special forces at some point but there is also for example russia russia is also a supporter at least perceived publicly as a supporter of have it wasn't so strongly seen that way until last week when when it stopped they knighted nation from issuing a condemnation of have done and now and there is. a little bit more stronger feeling that moscow is supporting crafter which is you know a very. i don't know how to describe it but but i don't see it as in the ultimate benefit. of russia and i think russians are too smart. to throw their lot behind have to. so un secretary general antonio would test has tried to personally have tried to call up his offensive yet there we see the