ok limited something and i'll be very frank with you as a saudi citizen i confess that the king of saudi arabia has not been doing enough on telling that story to anybody we have a terrible marketing plan when it comes to telling our story to the world we should not for forget the fact that there is a big responsibility on the us part because the us opened the doors of help in the middle east after invading iraq and handing it to the iranian regime in a sober platter unfortunately we are seeing right now from the current administration some kind of way is to do the same thing which is appeasement policy this appeasement policy with iran would result in more instability in the region and the wall this definitely must change obviously the u.s. and iran deny supporting terrorism they say they're against it just very quickly and surely you can forgive some of the p.r. firms here in london got the big saudi contract how do you sell the war in yemen to the international community. ok here's the thing that worries me a mint is not between the government of saudi arabia and yemen as it has been

the soviet and of of saudi and that is that is not just the saudi didn't kill just because they have a big history of course. of killing and silencing you know the people that is not against they're also risky so now we are waiting from biden administration to do what they should do as an admonition administration that promised that they will support him rights and they will. or democracy and they will support truth so the question is what is after the report they said they will sanction numbers of the people who exercised the murder rate who was behind that who who planned for it or executed the murdering but that the question what about the boss who are there who ordered it until now by the administration didn't make it you know any a fart to help mohammad mr man accountable well i'm sure the saudi arabian embassy we invite the ambassador to london on the show would say there's no way that the cia can lecture anyone on assassination and in a way as you just said the biden administration has oncet your call they say we do not in any way put sanctions on leaders of countries that's t

the soviet and of of saudi and that is that is not just the saudi didn't kill just because they have a big history of course. of killing and silencing you know the people that is not against there are serious so now we are waiting from biden administration to do what they should do as an admonition administration that promised that they will support him rights and they will support democracy and they will support truth so the question is what is after the report they said they will sanction numbers of the people who exercised the murder rate who was behind that who who play. and for that hour or executed the murder rate but that the question what about the boss who are who ordered it until now by the administration didn't make it you know any fort to help 100 missile man accountable well i'm sure the saudi arabian embassy we invite the ambassador to london on the show would say there's no way that the cia can lecture anyone on assassination and in a way as you just said the biden administration has said your call they say we do not in any way put sanctions on leaders of countries tha

ok limited something and i'll be very frank with you as a saudi citizen i confess that the king of saudi arabia has not been doing enough on telling a story to anybody we have a terrible marketing plan when it comes to telling our story to the world we should not for forget the fact that there is a big responsibility on the us part because the us opened the doors of help in the middle east after invading iraq and handing it to the iranian regime in a sober platter unfortunately we are seeing right now from the current administration some kind of way is to do the same thing which is appeasement policy this appeal with policy with iran would result in more instability in the region and the wall this definitely must change obviously the u.s. and iran deny supporting terrorism they say they're against it just very quickly and surely you can forgive some of the p.r. firms here in london got the big saudi contract how do you sell the war in yemen to the international community. ok here's the thing that worried me i meant it's not between the government of saudi arabia and yemen as it has been

ok limited something and i'll be very frank with you as a saudi citizen i confess that the king of saudi arabia has not been doing enough on telling a story to anybody we have a terrible marketing plan when it comes to telling our story to the world we should not for forget the fact that there is a big responsibility on the us part because the us opened the doors of help in the middle east after invading iraq and handing it to the iranian regime in a sober platter unfortunately we are seeing right now from the current administration some kind of way is to do the same thing which is appeasement policy this appeasement policy with iran would result in more instability in the region and the wall this definitely must change obviously the u.s. and iran deny supporting terrorism they say they're against it just very quickly and surely you can forgive some of the p.r. firms here in london got the big saudi contract how do you sell the war in yemen to the international community. ok here's the thing that worries me a mint is not between the government of saudi arabia and yemen as it has been por

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promises like this on saudi arabia. president trump has not punished senior saudi leaders. would you? yes. and i would make it very clear we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. that was on the campaign trail. this is the biden administration in power. we are very focused on future conduct. and that is part of why we have cast this, not as a rupture, but a recalibration. i want to look at how this complex bond between us and saudi arabia won't easily be broken, regardless of who's in the white house, and how a murder and a war are presenting this early test for the president. this is a story of a superpower and how the saudis are part of its effort to stay that way. at first glance, america and saudi arabia have little in common. one's a democracy, one is an authoritarian monarchy. one's majority christian, one is sunni muslim. one has freedom of speech, the other routinelyjails activists. and their relationship is under constant pressure, in part because of a mu

conducted against the saudi backed forces in madrid are all. made out of the army or saudi backed forces army facility the half note strike the city but to be honest with you some are when they have actually liberated name of son are close to marriage they have. released and it's just a false statement they say we will stop the advance i'm very brazen against marriage only if. the marriage government will burn the road between sanaa and marriage because many people has to suffer because they have to go all the way around the world to to. the governor of marriage should stop making marriage city as a base for saudi at hack only on yemen or in sanaa areas or under the control of some our government and they have asked that i ever go they have not accepted that and marriage has become now they are becoming the base of isis and al qaida in north of yemen and this is clearly that the united kingdom and united states support for saudi arabia is a direct support that goes to al qaida and i just i just want to add there are 4 people on the list of the

main saudi army or saudi backed forces army facility the half note strike the city but to be honest with you some are when they have actually liberated name of son are close to marriage they have. released and a shelter for a statement they say we will stop the advance and very brazen against marriage only if. the massive government will rebel the road for between sanaa and magic because many people has to suffer because they have to go all the way around on of the world to to. the governor of marriage should stop making marriage city as a base for the saudi. attack on yemen or in some areas or under the control of some our government and they have asked that i had ago they have not accepted that and matt it has become now they are becoming the base of isis and al qaida in north of yemen and this is clearly that they lighted kingdom on united states support for saudi arabia is that that it support that goes. on i says and i just want to add that out of 4 people on the list of u.s. treasury list for supporting al qaida one of them will have a home economy which is the head of the cellar.

made a saudi army or saudi backed forces army facility the half a note strike the city but to be honest with you son are when they have actually liberated name of son are close to marriage they have. released and it's just a false statement they say we will stop the advance i'm very brazen against marriage only if. the massive government will rebel the road between sanaa and matter because many people has to suffer because they have to go all the way around on of the world to to. the governor of marriage should stop making marriage city as a base for the saudi. attack on yemen or in some areas or under the control of sanaa government and they have asked that i had ago they have not accepted that and made it has become now they are becoming the base of isis and al qaida in north of yemen and this is clearly that they lighted kingdom on united states support for saudi arabia is that that it support that goes. on isis and i just want to add that out of 4 people on the list of u.s. treasury list for supporting al qaida one of them is abdul have a former economy which is the head of the cell

and why are so worried about saudi oil infrastructure is because saudi with oh yeah well they can have money and then they can actually pay united states and united kingdom for their weapons that's why we have sinned and the last i think $3.00 or 4 months that you're ok has announced that they will send a british army personnel with some equipment to help saudi to defend themselves against those attacks and to strike but why they have actually targets the oil in the structure because saudi are night state and u.k. are broken or oil and fuel rich in yemen but they are actually supporting saudi to defend themselves to protect the oil because the oil is like the bucket or the safe for saudi arabia of course it was the who he's responsible for the greatest oil price spike in history lately strikes trying to seem to be having much effect but i think what more than graphics maybe try again with the reports of war nearly a 1000 people maybe women and children killed by hooty strikes on murray or are we getting for its muse actually take most of the attack on a strike that are. conducted again

one, saudi arabia is not mbs. if they want to come as blinken said, once to still have some kind of relationship and partnership with saudi arabia, saudi arabia is not mbs. the saudi institutions -- i mean, there are a lot of alternatives within the royal family and all of them are actually in jail so they can start with releasing them and protecting them. that is one. second, i think sanctioning bs is by itself the strongest message. one, for accountability, and this is a rule of law and justice, and second for other actors within the saudi institution to rearrange the secession quarter and have somebody who does not have blood on their hands and look at the mbs only in the past three years. he started the worst -- in yemen by waging a war. he blockaded for all of three years was a peep the prime minister of lebanon under house arrest. heat arrested -- he arrested lawyers, economists come and put them in jail. thiss only in the past three years. imagine if you file this man to be king? he is just a defect a ruler

and that now able to move closer to the saudi border the moment they get closer to the saudi border they have been using the same tactic jones rockets advanced rockets particularly and also book and they have some some advanced missile technology that they have been using to show the saudis that they are far from being defeated and so where does this leave saudi arabia it. is going to put huge pressure on society arabia because the the saudi led coalition are faces a delicate task to go how to tackle the issue of the growing influence of the earth these they have interfered in 2015 what happened next was a disaster by all standards sandy yemenis on the brink of disintegrating the south is taken over by the separatists the president is not able to bring the government back to operate anywhere into yemen because everybody controls an area and rejects the presence of the government the whole things are getting more momentum and the tribesman loyal to the saudis or of the government are not able to get the financial and the military support they need i think in the coming days we're might se

the obvious and of of saudi and that is that is not just saudi didn't kill just because they have a big history of course. of killing and silencing you know the people that is not against there are serious so now we are waiting from biden administration to do what they should do as an admonition administration that promised that they will support him rights and they will support democracy and they will support troops so the question is what is after the report they said they will sanction numbers of the people who exercised the murder rate who was behind that who who planned for it are all executed the murder in baghdad the question what about the boss who are there who ordered until now by the administration didn't make it you know any fort to help 100 missile man accountable well i'm sure the arabian embassy will invite the ambassador to london on the show with. there's no way that the cia lecture anyone on assassination and in a way as you just said the biden administration has said your call they say we do not in any way put sanctions on leaders of countries that's the position of t

ok limited something and i'll be very frank with you as a saudi citizen i confess that the king of saudi arabia has not been doing enough on telling that story to anybody we have a terrible marketing plan when it comes to telling our story to the world we should not for forget the fact that there is a big responsibility on the us part because the us opened the doors of help in the middle east after invading iraq and handing it to the iranian regime in a sober platter unfortunately we are seeing right now from the current administration some kind of way is to do the same thing which is appeasement policy this appeasement policy with iran would result in more instability in the region and the wall this definitely must change obviously the u.s. and iran deny supporting terrorism they say they're against it just very quickly and surely you can forgive some of the p.r. firms here in london got the big saudi contract how do you sell the war in yemen to the international community. ok here's the thing that worried me i meant it's not between the government of saudi arabia and yemen as it has be

the soviet and of of saudi and that is that is not just saudi didn't kill just because they have a big history of course. of killing and silencing you know the people that is not against there are serious so now we are waiting from by the administration to do what they should do as an admonition administration that promised that they will support him rights and they will support democracy and they will support truth so the question is what is our. after the report they said this was sanctioned numbers of the people who exercised the murder rate who was behind that too who planned for it or executed the murdering but that the question what about the boss who are there who ordered it until now by the administration didn't make it you know any fort to help 100 missile man accountable well i'm sure the saudi arabian embassy we invite the ambassador to london on the show would say there's no way that the cia can lecture anyone on assassination and in a way as you just said the biden administration has your call they say we do not in any way put sanctions on leaders of countries that's the p

-saudi relationship. the saudis also buffeted over the weekend by attacks from houthis firing ballistic missiles all the way from yemen to the capitol riyadh. that will cause concern for the saudi leader, the crown prince mohammad bin salman. saudi officials are saying they see this as an escalation of the houthi tactics. of course the houthis backed by iran. so that sense of instability or uncertainty in saudi arabia and the region has really gone off over the weekend. and this announcement by president biden that there is more to come monday is really only going fuel that. the audis were expecting a bumpy time when president biden came in. but perhaps not quite like this. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> and saudi arabia is not just a key player politically, it is hugely important economically as well. for more on how u.s. and global business could be affected, let's bring in john defterios from abu dhabi. good to see you, john. so the biden administration apparently plans to take a tougher stance agains

-saudi relationship. the saudis, also, buffetted over the weekend by attacks from h houthis firing ballistic missiles all the way from yemen to the capital, riyadh. that will cause concern for saudi leader crown prince mohammed bin salman. saudi officials are saying they see this aseescalation of the houthi tactics. so that sense of instability or uncertainty in saudi arabia in the region has really gone up over the weekend. and this announcement by president biden, that there's more to come, monday, is really, only going to fuel that. the saudis were expecting a bumpy time, when president biden came in. but perhaps, not quite like this. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> cnn's john defterios is in abu dhabi for us, with more on how all of this could impact business in saudi arabia. and i guess, john, you know, as we have been saying. the biden administration. they said -- or joe biden said he would hold the kroup prince to account. but it does seem more bark, and less bite, in the real-politic world. how --

i mean saudi they will. play in the attack against them because. the normal port is one of the largest ports in the world on one of the main oil infrastructure in saudi arabia that's why they will try. to do it to make it feel to the international community that that the. vaccine is under control they. detected there but i just want to remind you that a member of that the attacks on. oil field. has denied that those i think as an example they say they came from yemen but on the other hand you have seen many attack against the odds against the mom and sorrow the admitted that those that came from yemen have actually mentioned before here don't know that that's the nora will come under attack soon. still have been located in yemen have not stopped its war against him and. the increasing their attacks recently both externally on saudi arabia and internally in places like mara province what's behind this filthy tactic of escalating the violence is this to gain leverage in future peace talks. no i didn't think so because the white house thought of the d

not only the sanctions against saudi arabia such. a lot of people are disappointed with biden like i said before do you think he might cave in to this. well i'm disappointed why what has he done to disappoint he he has not found any evidence that links the crown produce is he supposed to create such evidence is he supposed to fabricate stories and work on them that's not how business is conducted between states business conducted between states based on common values common interests and the rule of law and the . evidence that can be presented in certain cases he had it was just you and if it is what based on the fact that the united states put these sanctions on these individuals from saudi arabia do you think that ties with the us between the u.s. and saudi arabia are going to get better or worse under binds and ministration in specifically in comparison with trump's militarize with between saudi arabia and i to say it's not depend on individuals neither by the nor trunk there are built on historical record all 7 decades of mutual

the saudi coalition responded to the attacks. by hitting who the targets in yemen as capital sana'a a residential area was struck and there are reports of casualties al-jazeera has covered the war in yemen extensively and explains know why the who things launched the attacks know. there are 2 things happening here the hope is are saying they retaliate into the latest us coalition in the area with. intensive coalition attacks targeting her 3 positions inside but at the same time by the end of this month the 20 the 6th of march is going we will be commemorating the 6th anniversary of the saudi led coalition against the who of these if you remember back in 2015 the narrative by the saudis and the emirate is was basically that there would be defeating the who these and reinstating president obama so handy the attack yesterday deeper into saudi arabia targeting vital refineries in the one coupled with the attack in 2019 which stopped sunday production of oil for 50 percent of the capacity of saudi arabia for most for most few days is

main saudi army or saudi backed forces army facility the half are not strike the city but to be honest with you some are when they have actually liberated name of son are close to marriage they have. released and it's just a false statement they say we will stop the advance i'm very brazen against marriage only if. the massive government will burn the road between sanaa and merit because many people has to suffer because they have. go all the way around the world to. the government of might it should stop making matter of city as a base for the attack on yemen or in some areas or under the control of some our government and they have asked that i had ago they have not accepted that and matt it has become now they are becoming the base of isis and al qaida in north of yemen and this is clearly that they lighted kingdom on united states support for saudi arabia is that that it support that goes. on isis and i just want to add that out of 4 people on the list of u.s. treasury list for supporting al qaida one of them is abdul have a former economy which is the head of the cell of the party

in terms of our partnership with saudi arabia as a recalibration it's not a rush the biden administration defends its decision not to sanction the saudi crown prince for the killing of journalist amount because. i don't the clock this is out 0 light from the holes are coming up cutting it is a death sentence but it's of despair the un is a donor conference on yemen falls far short of funds needed to help millions caught between war and starfish. thousands turn out in support of our media is in battle prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict. security forces in chad are accused of killing an opposition leader's mother and son reigniting protests a month before the presidential. so the biden ministration has sidestepped any direct action against saudi crown prince mohammed bin salim despite an intelligence report on friday revealing his involvement in the murder of journalist jamal hostility al-jazeera state department correspondent roslyn jordan has this report. 3 days after the bike net ministration declassified an intelligence report on the murder of journ

kingdom of saudi arabia and the saudi arabia government is now responding and it's trying to come up with a peace initiative that they're trying to put all short of good well on the south of the side in order to bring this one when that this will succeed or not that's the hope of of all that's the question the bowl as the foreign minister was saying there is very much in the hip these courts what do you expect they are likely to do next. well let's fish decline i think that the horses also are expecting such kind the. and c.d.'s at them to bring it into the slaughter because in the past 2 months in the past month exactly actually we have seen see the generations on the whole this i don't think that it gets like we have seen the who does get they get excel awaiting their attacks on the province of matter in order to get him down there is that the area we have seen also so that it gets back on and on yemen in the past month as well so it does us that it seems that both partners are aware that they're coming through there might be coming to an end soon and they're trying to have the upp

in terms of our partnership with saudi arabia as a recalibration it's not a rupture. the biden administration defends its decision not to sanction the saudi crown prince for the killing of the journalist. follow him down in jordan this is down to 0 ally from doha also coming up cutting aid is a death sentence words of despair at the u.n. as a donor conference on yemen falls far short of funds needed to help millions caught between war and starvation. for the french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted for corruption plus. thousands turn out in support of armenians embattled prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict against azerbaijan. ministration is defending its actions against saudi arabia over the murder of the journalist. the state department has clarified steps taken on friday after the release of an intelligence report accusing saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salmond of approval an operation to kill or capture. however no direct action has been taken towards the future saudi king at the white house s

and saudi arabia launches air strikes against sana. astraea cuts military ties with me and maher the latest nation pressuring the military to stop its violent crackdown on protesters. and millions of children across england get ready to head back to school some pandemic restrictions are lifted it's. at least 20 people have been killed in a series of explosions at a military base in equitorial guinea where than $607.00 injured the government says negligence calls the blasts in but a city al-jazeera is nicholas huck has more. after the 1st explosion in a little. a 2nd what did i mean the then a 3rd and 4th each stronger than the other. this is where the blast took place inside the nic what dora barracks one of the country's largest military bases. people. around for their lives. others rushed the injured to hospitals still going to live on national television the reporter asked is the baby dead no she replies but her mother is most of the most we don't know what happened to this man says everything is destroyed. the barracks were home to

a saudi journalist was a us resident and in 2018 he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul and was murder. this week a us intelligence report believes that the killing was improved —— approved by the saudi that the killing was improved -— approved by the saudi prince and despite pressure from senior democrats, the biden administration and sanctions against some saudis but not the prince. herfiance responded prince. her fiance responded and prince. herfiance responded and said if the crown prince is not punished, it will be a danger to us all on the stain on our humour see but there was no punishment from donald trump orjoe bryan. this 0bama era ambassador era, jim smith commerce helps us understand. i do not understand why we would not have done very much to have done the advancement of us interests in other than to give them satisfaction. this interests in other than to give them satisfaction.— them satisfaction. this map hel - s them satisfaction. this map helps explains _ them satisfaction. this map helps explains the - them satisfaction. this map| helps explains the american i

policy in the middle east saudi arabia has for decades been keep hiller of u.s. policy in the middle east as the people in charge of u.s. policy understand it and the u.s. as promised by news promised to the war in yemen they want the saudi cooperation with it's. tremendous. challenge to change u.s. policy in the middle east when saudi arabia is the key pillar of u.s. policy so this this shift. in b.s. is disappointing but perhaps not that shocking and what's more troubling to me is that we haven't really seen the shift that we wanted to see and u.s. policy with respect to yemen they did announce the end of u.s. military participation as you noted they do overturn a trump administration's designation who chooses a terrorist organization but they have not restored u.s. seed to all parts of yemen so they haven't even overturned the trump policy there e.d. percentage of the population lives and who to control territory the people are cut off from u.s. aid and that sets a standard for other governments there was a un conference that a disappointing response on the u.

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yes, _ senior saudi leaders, would you? yes. and — senior saudi leaders, would you? yes. and i— senior saudi leaders, would you? yes, and i would make it clear we are not going to sell more weapons to them but we will make them pay the price and make them the pariah that they are. that was on the campaign trail — this is the biden administration in power. we are very focused on future conduct and that is part of why we have cast this not as a rupture but a re—calibration. this have cast this not as a rupture but a re-calibration._ have cast this not as a rupture but a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia — a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia and _ a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia and the _ a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia and the us _ a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia and the us will - a re-calibration. this bond between saudi arabia and the us will not i saudi arabia and the us will not easily be broken. how are murder and war are presenting this early test to the president. this is a stor

of saudi arabia and the and the oil flow from the saudi arabia but as we've heard from the white administration over the. case as well is that there is going to be some reckoning and dems of saudi policy moving forward in terms of us so we get relations forward in general now in terms of iran of course the unites us is interested in improving relations with iran moving back to the iran nuclear deal but it is progressing i think because it would like to impose more conditions in iran and then the obama administration everyone learned that there are going to be a non-nuclear doesn't have much popularity it doesn't have a majority even in the senate in the american senate and that's why a budget and recession would like to get more out of iran and that's now that's why now we have this clash of the wills if you will between washington and the her on or what how to go back to the nuclear deal how to court total iran's influence within the region and in a sky as the iranian is concerned how to contain the united states and its allies in the regions in places like yemen and iraq so we have a whole bu

with saudi arabia, as a recalibration, it is not a rupture. anchor: the bidendministration defends its decision to not sanction the saudi crown prince for the killing of a journalist. ♪ hello, this is al jazeera. also coming up. >> cutting aid is a death sentence. anchor: words of despair at the u.n. as a donor conference falls far short of funds needed to help millions cut between war and starvation. former french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted for corruption. . plus. thousands turn out in support of our media is a battle prime minister. under pressure to resign over his handling of the conflict at azure -- azerbaijan. anchor: the biden administration is defending its actions against saudi arabia over the murder of the journalist, khashoggi. they clarified steps taken on friday afternoon intelligent were word accusing the crown prince of an operation to kill or capture khashoggi. no direct action has been taken toward the future saudi king. the white house says it reserves the right to sanction him in the future

philippe a, 70 saudi shocks -- saudi stocks finish their highest since may of 20 72 between 19. >> good morning yousef. it is quite hard to see what is going to be the direction for saudi markets. given the geopolitical concerns that come with those attacks on the oil facility, in the eastern part of the country. at the same time we can tell that these are not nearly as serious as those we saw in september of 2019, as you mentioned. there could be either a muted or even a positive reaction within the market because oil prices are up quite a bit this morning. if we look at trading yesterday, the biggest contributors if the index continues its performance, it could rise to the highest level since july 2015. that is when they started to open up to foreign investment. today we have a much broader exhibition of foreign funds, from outside of the region. they are also helping increase the volume of trade in riyadh. >> the world is still going to be looking for more details around the attack. press we will get pictures. bank of america saying saudi aramco could even increase given its next yea

is relationship with the saudis. crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal killing of democracy 28 months ago remains an acceptable conduct. at the same time our relationship with saudi arabia is important it's important to us interests and it requires continued progress in reforms but white house spokeswoman jen psaki said the u.s. was north limiting its options of course we reserve the right to take any action at a time and manner of our choosing the u.s. says it now wants to focus on the future conduct of saudi arabia to see if it improves its human rights record. and let's get a check of some other stories making news around the world u.n. secretary general antonio good ted says that he is disappointed that only $1700000000.00 have been pledged at a donor conference began and he had hoped to raise more than twice that amount to help people facing starvation 6 years of war in yemen have created the world's worst humanitarian disaster. crews in the u.s. capital washington d.c. have removed the barrie

defends its decision not to sanction the saudi crown prince for the killing of a journalist. hello i'm daryn jordan this is up to syria live from doha also coming up cutting aid is a death sentence words of despair at the united nations as a donor conference on yemen falls far short of funds needed to help millions caught between war and starvation. thousands turned out in support of the armenians embattled prime minister under pressure to resign for his handling of the conflict against azerbaijan. and security forces in chad are accused of killing an opposition leaders mother and son reigniting protests weeks before a presidential election. the biden administration has sidestepped any direct action against saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound modern despite an intelligence report on friday revealing his involvement in the murder of the journalist. al-jazeera state department correspondent roslyn jordan reports. 3 days after the bike ministration declassified an intelligence report on the murder of journalist jamal. officials say they're taking a hard line regarding the mast

saudi arabia executed 47 people today its largest mass executions since 1900 saudi arabia's government carried out the beheadings are 37 people today the kingdom's largest mass execution since 20161 of the bodies and the severed head were put on public display as a warning. that . this is the largest in fact a mass execution of arabs in saudi history. it's a big folly to rely on so-called international organizations and governments because the saudi government the way it is it is because as american and british support and they go on tours of security the saudi government feels secure and emboldened by the support of. mr vice president the cia has concluded that the leader of saudi arabia directed the murder of us based journalist. the state department also says the saudi government is responsible for executing nonviolent offenders and for torture president trump is not punished senior saudi these would you yes and i would make it very clear we were going in fact to make him pay the price and make him in fact a pariah that they are ready to do all show he reported yet for you yet. a u.

at the same time our relationship with saudi arabia is important it's important to us interests and it requires continued progress and reforms still the white house press secretary added the u.s. was not limiting its options. coarsely reserve the right to take any action at a time and manner of our choosing the biden administration says it now wants to focus on the future conduct of saudi arabia to see if it improves its human rights record. well where the u.s. has held back others have nots the press watchdog reporters without borders has filed a criminal complaint with the german public prosecutor against the saudi crown prince over killing the complaint is seeking an inquiry under germany's international jurisdiction laws it accuses saudi arabia of persecuting shogi as well as dozens of other journalists as you heard his show he was a u.s. based contributor to the washington post he was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul it's believed on the orders of the soul of the crown prince. are for more now we want to bring in rebecca vincent she's director of international campaigns

as the head of government in saudi arabia that the u.s. has to be able to cooperate with. saudi arabia on pivotal regional security issues of course he also used the typical dodge that we hear from government officials when it comes to questions about future sanctions or other punishments for persons who violate human rights or commit acts against humanity or anything of a criminal nature they usually will say we don't preview what we planned to do next in terms of punishments but i think as our viewers just saw a very very rough 40 minutes there for a price trying to justify a policy which in many ways appears to contradict what joe biden had said when he was a presidential candidate in 2020 which is that all those persons involved in the murder of some alpha kushal actually needed to be held accountable as firmly and as robustly as possible now one point he said that where we can do something more drastic than we've talked about the influence we would have on world need is would be diminished will that be enough to satisfy those who thin

a top sent us this report from santa just after the saudi ass strikes hit the city. we can see columns of small comfort still raising up in the sky over. the saudi fighter jets a military compound that is under the control of the whole these in the north worst of the capital it is called the maintenance military compound the. spread tora on the civilians in this area people still remember the close of the saudi bombing the city of sanaa. according to some observation also i would was over 5 a raise have been carried out on this military compound and also none other military sides or military position to the south of the capital sanaa there are more than 15 aires have been carried out in a marriage especially in the region of mughal where they hold these are trying to advance towards the city of moderate they believe that the world can take control of the city in order to gain the supply of fuel they say that the saudi royal it quality has father tightened their instructions on the floor fuel angle as to area under their control last senior political analyst marwan ba

his relationship with the saudis we have me crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi current 28 months ago remains an acceptable conduct. at the same time our relationship with saudi arabia is important it's important to us interests and it requires continued progress and reforms still the white house press secretary added the u.s. was not limiting its options. coarsely reserve the right to take any action at a time and manner of our choosing the biden administration says it now wants to focus on the future conduct of saudi arabia to see if it improves its human rights record. well where the u.s. has held back others have nots the press watchdog reporters without borders has filed a criminal complaint with the german public prosecutor against the saudi crown prince over can show he's killing the complaint is seeking an inquiry under germany's international jurisdiction walls it accuses saudi arabia of persecuting because shogi as well as dozens of other journalists as you heard can show you was a u.s. based contributor to the washington post

released an intelligence report showing that the prince had approved the murder of saudi dissident and journalist jamal because show even though the prince is not on the same list the white house is insisting that the relationship with saudi arabia is being recalibrate. these are the last images of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey in october of 2018. according to a u.s. intelligence report declassified on friday he was shortly afterwards brutally murdered there by a team linked directly to saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon washington says the prince gave the green light to the capture or the killing of kids shows she calls prince mohammed vehemently denies having any role in the murder and rejects the report. fiance on the other hand says the report demands the prince be held to account. in a statement published on twitter she says it's essential that the crown prince who ordered the brutal murder of a blameless an innocent person should be punished without delay. and she's not alone in criticizing what's perceived as

yemen's grim anniversary it's 6 years to the day since the 1st saudi that attack on the wall of a country triggering what the u.n. describes as the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe. and do as i say not as i do that's washington's principal tries to stymie russian energy sales to europe yet makes the country its 3rd biggest oil partner. i could have you with us this hour it's friday night 9 here in moscow my name calling right welcome to world news from. first to france then where there's been a sharp rise in the number of students forced to turn to free or subsidized food from support groups restaurants and supermarkets to do reports from paris help center where they can buy cheap meals. every day this canteen is packed with students all coming in here to pick up a hot meal as the covert crisis continues to point to groups have been hit hard by the pandemic many are now without work and the means to support themselves demand for financial help from a public service the student life which also runs services like this canteen has increased sharply every week around 40000 meals are bei

targets more saudi officials over the killing of journalists. and calls for the elite unit behind his murder to be disbanded. american tale of this is our jazeera live from london also coming up yemen's death sentence the un disappointed with international donations which crissy the country forced into famine. former french president nicolas sarkozy faces jail after being convicted of corruption. and beaten repeatedly to drive away evil spirits a mother is charged over her daughter's exorcism deaths. i know the united states has urged saudi arabia to disband its rapid intervention force the elite unit behind the 2018 murder of dissident journalist. a u.s. intelligence report implicated saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman in the killing but the state department will not say if he's among the 76 saudi officials it with visa restrictions because of their connections to the motor. we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then adopt institutional systemic reforms and controls to ensure that our anti dissident activities and operations

after 6 years of war saudi arabia offers a ceasefire in yemen but only if the rebels agree. hello again i'm come all santamaria here in doha but the world news from al-jazeera the e.u. and other western powers impose sanctions on chinese officials over the abuse of weaker muslims it's leading to a tit for tat reaction from beijing. we'll see major fire tears through part of a return to camp in bangladesh has more than 850000 refugees. and hundreds of thousands of people flee the violence in mozambique and there are fears some could now be radicalized by eisel. almost 6 years to the day since saudi arabia intervened in yemen and helped create the world's worst humanitarian crisis but now suddenly raby is offering up a plan for peace the saudi foreign minister's outlined a proposal for a nationwide ceasefire followed by a resumption of political talks to end the war the details in this report from sean bell us. from riyadh in saudi arabia as political and military elite came a proposal they want to end the war in yemen and they had some carrots for the who thinks we will do al

is stopping support for offensive saudi operations but not for defensive saudi operations so there is some pressure from the u.s. but only so much i think it's important not to put too much emphasis on the u.s. factor here it matters but even before president biden came into power gen you were we saw in your review had already been feeling that it was losing this war that it was caught in a quagmire so the u.s. push adds to that but it doesn't create it and we often refer to this as one of the world's forgotten war is if you will it's been going on for 6 years the humanitarian toll has been enormous and actually rather than getting better when it comes to the fighting we've seen it actually get worse in the past few days and months to see that potentially instead of things you know hopefully going towards the ending of the war things could actually escalate and the fighting could actually intensify further. that is possible and i think that that the who sees as i have clearly shown in their reaction today that they are not interested in a ceasefire at least not in the short term you k

self-harm for saudi arabia. go back to two major incidents, 2017 and the rounding of of saudi business men. they pulled away $100 billion. those saudi business men were partners of u.s., european and asian investors into saudi arabia. in 2018 the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi shocked the international community. it went from the silicon valley to london to woo investors. foreign direct investment plummeted under the crown prince. he announced his vision 2030 in 2016. fdi went to $1.4 billion, then it recovered to 4 to $4.5 billion. it was peaking at $12 billion. and then the foreign exchange reserves in saudi arabia, in 2015, they were $730 billion and then you see the staircase lowered down to $450 billion. this is the earnings from oil exports around the world. they're the number one exporter but the crown prince needs to support the neon project, riyadh as a super city, all of the infrastructure that goes with it. he doesn't have the foreign partners right now as a result of what we've seen. jamal khashog