I have the story of how war in ukraine did great things for fish farming in the Faroe Islands. Lets start with yemen where more airstrikes led by saudi arabia hit houthi targets right across yemen in and around at least seven towns and cities, as you can see on this map. Saudi arabia assigned 100 fighter jets to the mission. With their allies, that means they have 200 jets involved. This is the aftermath of a new round of saudi led airstrikes on houthis in yemen witnesses say houthi air defense batteries near the city southwest of sanna were destroyed. For a second night the alliance hit military positions in the capitol, sanna and the cities of taiz and sada. This appears to show some of the strikes. The locations seem to include large military depots that have been hit. This one shows a raid on an airport likely in sanna. As the operation continues saudi Officials Say there is no plan to send troops, at least for now. We should be ready for all the circumstances. Our forces are ready
Last year plus. Andrew thomas in australia and at a facility that could revolutionize the way the sun eastern eastern sun energy is used to make electricity. Lets start with yemen where tribal forces have taken control of three military camps in the southeast of the country. The camps belong to forces loyal to former president and meanwhile saudiled planes intensifying raids on Houthi Rebels in targets in the city of aiden and the second strait day they targeted the president ial palace there and we have a journalist with the providence and explains what is happening on the ground. The ground offensive and no action on the ground against houthis and forces and have been in control for almost four days. Reporter and we have a consultant fellow at the oil United Services institute and joins us life from live from the british capitol and are we hearing an about turning point where we hear forces are gaining ground . Its a turning point at the moment but it remains to be seen and to and fr
Certainly makes you think about it very carefully and watching the film on women and womens right is what is this reconciliation all about. And that is about an afghanistan that works with the rule of law and that supports the rights and responsibilities of all citizens, but particularly women. On the questions of reconciliation im sure they are still high on the administrations agenda but the principles remain very much the same. The second point you asked me to talk about our the elections. Hes done a wonderful job on that. Two things that are important to me. One is what is the outcome here and it is an election that is seen by most afghans as legitimate and a leader as someone they can say here is someone we can support Going Forward into second being appointed ambassador made that the United States has no favorites and has no candidates in this and the election is a matter for the people of afghanistan. They will choose the future leaders. The final point on that is a good questio
National war college. Thats us down there in in the lower corner. Were housed at Theodore Roosevelt hall on fort mcnair in washington, d. C. , a scant two blocks away from the Washington Nationals ball field, which makes getting home sometimes an interesting challenge all the we just a word about the college we actually occupy a building that was built the cornerstone was laid in 1903 by president roosevelt. It was the home of the Army War College until World War Two started. And after the war, the Army War College moved up to carlisle, pennsylvania, and president truman and worked hard get the National War College established as a joint college. Its been a partnership primarily between the military and the state department for the last 75 years and we educate senior Lieutenant Colonels and colonels and equivalent in the state Department Intelligence community and other federal agencies in National Security strategy. So i get to come to work in that building day and we have a number of
Makes getting home sometimes an interesting challenge all the we just a word about the college we actually occupy a building that was built the cornerstone was laid in 1903 by president roosevelt. It was the home of the Army War College until World War Two started. And after the war, the Army War College moved up to carlisle, pennsylvania, and president truman and worked hard get the National War College established as a joint college. Its been a partnership primarily between the military and the state department for the last 75 years and we educate senior Lieutenant Colonels and colonels and equivalent in the state Department Intelligence community and other federal agencies in National Security strategy. So i get to come to work in that building day and we have a number of memorable here throughout history. It is like working in a museum. And Theodore Roosevelts been a big of it. So for a number of years now, ive taught an elective on theodore as a strategic leader, and its a very po