defess secretary esp ebbs r briefed reporter onts sending u.s. military sup port to saudi arabia. the deployment was in responses to last week's attacks on the saudi oil facilities. this is 10 minutes. o discuss options. unleashing regime costs. iran has increased the military activity to direct attacks and support to the proxies in the region in. e persian gulf, iran has threatened the safe passage of ships and illegally seizing a british oil tappinger. in yemen, iran is perpetuating war by providing sustained financial support to the houthi insurgency. and on june 20th, iran shutdown an an manned aircraft. despite repeated calls to begin di plow make talks, iranian aggress gregs continues to increase. the united states and other countries have demonstrated great restraint in hopes that iranian leadership would choose peace. but the attack on september 14th against saudi arabiaian oil facilities represents a dramatic escalation of iranian aggression. it is clear based on detail exploitation, saudi, united states and other international investigative teams. they were not launched from

of the attacks in saudi arabia the world's biggest oil exporter is scrambling to repair the damage and try to fight as in yemen are vowing more attacks with a threat for severe think of all the thirst for saudi oil this is inside story. the welcome to the program. saudi arabia is trying to reassure the world that it will quickly recover from saturday's attacks on his oil plants of the reassurance failed to stop oil prices soaring 19 percent the highest increase in 30 years prices have since eased by concerns remain about the 50 percent current for the world's biggest crude exporter especially because houthi fighters in yemen are vowing more attacks to quit posada's economy satellite photos of the damage have been released and donald trump warned the u.s. is locked and loaded to respond and ready to release emergency oil reserves if needed while iran but jackets u.s. accusations that it's involved. let's have a look at who has the biggest reserves of oil or member states of the international energy agency have 90 days of emergency stockpiles in case of crisis the us holds the world'

beagle she just came back from saudi arabia where she reported about those attacks she's convinced trump's policy of maximum pressure generated maximum counterpressure. all the fertility shot is iran expert at the brookings institution in doha he believes iran seems to have overplayed its thus far well calculated strategy of task. and make no act as a correspondent for the washington post here in berlin he says trump's so far hasn't in response made both. it's like concerns over a military conflict i had all of the presidential elections 2021 the lack of a consistent strategy i mean you know. thanks so much to all of you as well for being here today suzanne if we could start with you you're just back from around r r from saudi arabia rather are people in that country worried about an attack by iran by a war in the region they are definitely i mean there is a war going on in the country in the south in yemen since 4 years and 6 months. they don't see so much of this war but this is definitely a repeat question which goes straight directly to the heart of the of the country they see

minutes. saudi arabia lays out the evidence it says proves iran's involvement in attacks on its all facilities. at least 27 people are killed in a school far near the liberian capital most of the victims are children. counted as prime minister apologizes for wearing brown makeup at a gala almost 20 years ago how much damage will it do to his reelection chances. president trump puts the brakes on california suffered to clean up the air revoking its right to impose stricter fuel standards. saudi arabia says it has on deniable evidence that iran was behind an attack on its oil facilities which cut its crude output by 50 percent riyadh now says it will take its case to the united nations but you haven't seen the rebels say who say they carried out the attack have dismissed the saudis account well at a press conference in saudi defense minister display debris it said was from the officer math of the attack it says a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were launched at the 2 oil plants and claims iran's revolutionary guards have used similar missiles in the polls. the u.s. secretary of st

that was the last of the law. i was course to believe small sort of like. saudi arabia says there is clear evidence iran is responsible for the attacks on 2 oil facilities to hurt the rebels those evidence is a lie. santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera it's still too close to call in israel no clear winner and a lot of negotiating ahead is the vote count continues. women in south africa are a 5 times more likely to be killed than elsewhere the country is holding an extraordinary session of parliament over its gender violence crisis and butterflies on the border between mexico and the united states but donald trump's planned war could make them an endangered species. saudi arabia says it has undeniable evidence that iran is behind the aramco oil a tax cut it's all supplied by 50 percent last week the defense ministry held a news conference a few hours ago displaying the debris it says is from the drone strikes on saturday the ministry spokesman colonel tokyo maliki said a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were launched at 2 installations riyadh is calling the attacks a

much anticipated stop listing would happen very soon saudi arabia's interior ministry says one attack happened at the iran coast site at uptake in the country's eastern province the company says the processing plant is the largest crude oil stable is the stabilization plant in the world it's estimated it can process up to $7000000.00 barrels of crude oil a day and the other attack was that crisis about 150 kilometers northeast of the fires are said to be contained. well mark my colleague al-jazeera is correspondent of some of them services here with us now he's following the story for us we're getting some more information the who thinks that apparently saying there were 10 drones involved in this and also that they had some help from inside the kingdom what do we read into that and why is it so difficult for saudi arabia to be able to take down these drones when they come in the 1st time the who tease of claim that they have intel from inside saudi arabia saying that there is dissent in saudi arabia that they have been utilizing to pinpoint where they will be targeting next but what

enhancing drugs sports store bring the endless chase on all jazeera. saudi arabia lays out what it says is the undeniable evidence of iran's role in the oil facility attacks. and how i had seen this is al jazeera life and also coming up i should have been. should have known better. and embarrassing falso from the past threatens to derail the canadian prime minister's reelection campaign. at least 27 people killed in a school far near them live. nearing capital most of whom were children. and fighting to stay above the bread line in argentina the desperate measures to keep poverty at bay. is good to have you with as there is growing pressure on iran following saturday's attack on 2 saudi oil facilities saudi arabia says it has undeniable evidence that iran was behind the attack which cut its crude output by 50 percent plus a news conference in riyadh the saudi defense minister display de brézé he said was from the aftermath of the attack he says a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were launched at sea all plants and claims iran's revolutionary guard service used similar missiles in the

from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes saudi arabia lays out evidence it says proves iran's involvement in attacks on its oil facilities. at least 27 people are killed in a school fire near the liberian capital most of the victims are children. a wanted rebel leader wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes is killed in the democratic republic of congo. and why a president on transplant to build a wall on the border with mexico is posing a threat. 2 wildlife. saudi arabia says it has undeniable evidence that iran was behind an attack on its oil facilities which cut its crude output by 50 percent we have now says it will take its case to the united nations but yemen's who the rebels say they carried out the attack have dismissed the saudis account well at a press conference the saudi defense minister display debris it said was from the aftermath of the attack it's a total of 25 drones and missiles were launched at the 2 oil plants and claimed to ron's revolutionary guards have used similar missiles in the past the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei or who is

countries like egypt with about 1w1cw people and important actors like saudi arabia or you a york. i have ultimately be on board with this new original magnesium original platform so i think that understanding is coming more and more to the aleuts now from my perspective i think the founding members would also benefit from a new company because. i've got the impression that with every new meeting their mutual frustrations are growing and if you take the latest ankara made up we know that russia cherry care and that will lasted for longer than expected and yet it finished with the leaders. seeming i wouldn't call them a nerd but clearly depleted and we know from their later statements that the disagreements depressing disagreements over what to do in it lip haven't been resolved so how long do you think the status quo which turkey is clearly interested in maintaining but russia is very unhappy about how long could it last well no one knows exact dates and timelines of this but you can see that actually even despite having this disagreements and repeating themselves both put in ther

briefed reporters on sending u.s. military support to saudi arabia. the department was ordered in response to last week's attack on saturdays oil facilities -- saudi's oil facilities. this is 10 minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. general dunford and i just returned from the white house, where we met with president and his national security team to discuss options to deter iran's continued aggressive behavior. as we have seen the iranian regime is delivering a campaign today stabilize the middle east and impose costs on the international economy. in recent months, iran increased military activity to direct attacks and support to its proxies in the region. in the persian gulf and gulf of has on, -- of them on, iran threatened the safe passage of shifts -- ships by attacking vessels and illegally seizing a british oil tanker. in yemen, iran is protect reading more by providing says tan -- perpetuating war by providing sustained support to the insurgency. an aircraftwn flying over international waters. despite calls from president trump to begin double medic talks, iran

time on al jazeera. and who are in taylor in london the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia says it has undeniable evidence that iran was behind saturday's attacks on 2 of its all facilities which cut its oil production by 50 percent a news conference in riyadh the defense ministry spokesman displayed debris he said proved it rained in involvement tokyo moki said 18 drones and 7 cruise missiles were fired from the north and could not have come from yemen yemen's hoofy rebels who say they carried out its track of dismiss the evidence presented by saudi arabia as fabricated but that was launched from the law and was other course sponsored by the ya yas continued addition the sponsorship of terrorist group. it's a variance in money time commuters the president called put it to us all we call or we call on the international community to acknowledge your own ally in a city and the region meanwhile your sector state might pompei or has arrived in saudi arabia he met saudi crown prince mohammed bin some man in jeddah to share intelligence on their tax ahead of that meeting president don

. my ethiopia on out. 0. in. saudi arabia says it's shut down almost half of its oil production of to drone strikes claimed by yemen's who see rebels. oh i'm mary i'm in london here with al jazeera olds are coming up on the program the bahamas braces for a tropical storm on berto just 2 weeks after being devastated by a park in dorian. is honored as an african icon but a memorial service for the controversial zimbabwean leader barely fills a 3rd of the stadium. and china targets argentina as a key trading partner as the fallout from washington's trade war with beijing grows . saudi arabia is shutting down half of its oil output off to join attacks on 2 facilities according to the country's energy minister but he says the shortfall will be made up from the nation's oil reserves and they are working on restoring supply yemen's hoofy rebels who've been battling the saudi led coalition for 4 years now say they carried out the strikes the white house says u.s. president donald trump has spoken to the saudi crown prince and has offered his support some avenge of 8 possible. the world's larg

drone attacks forced saudi arabia to cut its oil production at the world's largest oil processing facility the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. claims iran. also coming up a landmark election in tunisia counting is underway after voters went to the polls and it's not presidential elections this could be the 1st transition of power from freely elected leader to a freely elected leader in the country where the arab spring began. an international artist celebrate the intrepid german explorer alexandre from home boat on what would have been his 250 s. starts a. load. time irish waiter welcome to the program. western nations have condemned an attack on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure they ratcheted up the rhetoric after drone attacks on the kingdom's largest oil plants slash the world's daily supply of oil by 5 percent while hooty rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility the us has blamed iran for the attack raising tensions yet again between washington and tehran . one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone s

made by the us government that iran was involved in the attacks and saudi arabia has done rouhani said that the united states instead of pointing the finger at other countries needs to take a look at its own role in creating this instability in this region ronnie said that the united states is supplying arms to saudi arabia and the emirates he left coalition that is waging this war in yemen he urged all parties that the way to resolve this conflict and have some kind of stability in this region is suits were dialogue their remains have said over and over again that they're willing to mediate between all the parties involved to bring some kind of an end to this conflict iranian president hassan rouhani has also said in the past that these kinds of accusations only further ties between tehran and washington do not help to create any kind of dialogue between the 2 countries that is something the u.s. president donald trump of said was interested in having a meeting with the iranian president at the united nations later this month but given the current climate and the accusations that have

qatar's outside coached by the of course play out of saudi arabia while the other semifinal sees reds of japan up against charges of ground you ever ground of course courage by far their kind of all right now iran have been suspended for international judo competitions due to its boycott of israeli athletes it comes a month after world champion fired when i walked off the iranian team to protest against the policy he was ordered to lose only draw a form competition to avoid facing israeli apartments and is now in hiding in germany the 1st time a sports governing body has sanctioned iran for its stance on israel well speaking last week with larry said he still wants to compete at the target olympics but it's largely ill have to do it as part of the i.o.c. refugee take. that away my only dream and goal in life no matter under which flag and which conditions is to go to the olympics if i didn't want that i would go back to iran my aim is to go to the olympics no matter which flag. ok the woman behind me said to be the face all those tara carolyn picked but for now soccer is taking part i

the world athletics championships in doha taking gold in the $100.00 basis . saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon has spoken publicly for the 1st time about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi he told the c.b.s. program 60 minutes that he bears responsibility for the killing because it happened on the his leadership however he denies any personal involvement this week marks one year since she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. well here's some of the 60 minutes interview did you order the murder. absolutely not this was a heinous crime. but i take full responsibility as a leader in saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government when you heard that people close to you and your government carried out such a grisly murder and that the american government thinks that you ordered it. i believe what you mentioned is not correct that there isn't an official statement announced by the american government in this regard there isn't clear information or evidence that someone close to me did something to that

attacks hit the heart of saudi arabia's energy sector now futures trading and asian markets suggest the biggest increase in prices since trading began in 1988 riyadh is a racing to restore its oil production which has been cut to hamas after drones targeted the heart of its energy industry demonstrate the rebels say they carried out the assaults but the u.s. is blaming iran says it's not responsible president donald trump says he has authorized the release of oil from their strategic petroleum reserve to keep the markets well supply as. well as the markets will open in the coming hours but for now let's talk to ben donna who is live in singapore she is the founder and c.e.o. of vanda insights fund out of this is the 1st time markets will open off to the attacks and we're already seeing some pretty dramatic price surges on crude i see 19 percent just in the last hour and early trading in singapore where you are what's likely to happen as the exchanges actually open. good morning from singapore we have had about one hour of trading now on monday morning and singapore and i see right now b

berlin saudi arabia joins the us and accuses iran of sponsoring attacks on saudi oil infrastructure this attack. was left again as the kingdom of soda so the all the cool also did a go it wasn't all sold to the international community saudi arabia is calling for an international response but a key question remains unanswered where did the drawings and missiles come from also coming up. liberia is in mourning after a deadly school find out more than 2 dozen people including many school children were killed in the plains in the country's capital. and political deadlock in israel with a not like inconclusive election but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is determined to stay in power. in the coming days we will convene negotiations to assemble strong zionist government will he succeed or will he be forced to give way to this man bending down saw the blue and white alliance. i'm jarred great welcome to the sharia saudi arabia has just. blade evidence it says proves iran sponsored last weekend's attacks on saudi oil facilities iran is continuing to deny blame but saudi officials argue t

this is g w news live from berlin tonight saudi arabia joins the united states accusing iran of sponsoring airstrikes on saudi oil fields this attack. was leveled against the kingdom of soda so the out of school also did a video it was an assault to the international community saudi arabia is calling for an international response as a key question remains unanswered where did those drones in this come from also coming up political deadlock in israel after another inconclusive election but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is determined to stay in power. in the coming days we will convene negotiations to assemble a strong zionist government. will he succeed or will he be forced to give way to his main rival. of the blue and white alike. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us in an international act of show intel today saudi arabia displayed evidence that it says proves that the weekend's attacks on its oil facilities were quote deniable sponsored by iran backing up its claims with satellite images and weapons debris saudi arabia said that the attacks showed a distinct growt

saudi arabia to cut in how it's crude oil production in the world's largest oil processing facility was set ablaze by the assault to the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. blames iran. and in the soccer the race for the title heats up early on as far as the door from take up entire live it wasn't on match day for. america evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again thousands of people are marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district many shops have been shot over fears of renewed violence some demonstrators carried american flags calling for international support in their pro democracy can. hang really are hundreds of people gathered outside the british consulate to appeal for help from hong kong's former colonial ruler they're calling on the u.k. to put pressure on beijing to up hold hong kong's otani under the one country 2 systems agreement. correspondent and he has been a is in hong kong and he joins us now for the latest so much here a

saudi arabia cuts oil output by nearly harf following drone attacks from key oil facilities while the u.s. claims iran for the drone attacks on saudi aramco despite claims of responsibility by yemen's truthy rebels. efforts to rehire him hundreds of people displaced after hurricane dorian hit the bahamas. and after 6 days at sea dozens of african migrants leave their. yes q ship to safety and actually. now u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is accusing iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone attacks on some of saudi arabia's most important oil facilities he tweeted to saying tehran is behind nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia while rouhani and zarif pretend to engage in diplomacy and made all the calls for deescalation iran has now launched an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen but who think rebels say they are behind the attacks on 2 saudi plants including the world's largest petroleum processing facility and add cake and an oil field in a court case and that's forced riyadh to temporarily scale back oil pr

washington if you want. the coming war on china to. saudi arabia cuts oil output by nearly hoft following drone attacks on key oil facilities while the us secretary of state planes iran for their restrained attacks on saudi aramco despite claims of responsibility by yemen's rebel. hello i'm the star of the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up in the bahamas relief efforts are stepped up to help people left homeless after hurricane dorian. and after 6 days at sea dozens of african migrants leave their rescue ship to safety in italy. now u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o is accusing iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone attacks on some of saudi arabia's most important oil facilities he tweeted saying tehran is behind nearly 100 attacks on saudi arabia but rouhani and zarif pretends to engage in diplomacy amid all the calls for deescalation iran has launched an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen but he rebels say. they are behind the attacks on the world's largest petroleum processing facility

the middle east they say to protect saudi arabia from iraq. and identity crisis facebook now claims it's a publisher not just the platform and the legal case which could have a major impact on what is posted on the site. also allstream the m.p.'s want to pull the plug on a huge trade deal between latin america and the e.u. over fires in the amazon all the european firms all working with companies linked to the destruction of the brain forest. alone you're watching r.t. international i'm rosa island awkward welcome to the program and now we start with that breaking news the united states is sending extra troops and air defense systems to the middle east to protect saudi and the saudi arabia and the u.a.e. from quote iranian aggression the u.s. defense secretary mark asprin made that announcement at a pentagon briefing. the president has approved the deployment of u.s. forces which will be defensive in nature and primarily focused on air and missile defense we will also work to accelerate the delivery of military equipment to the kingdom of saudi arabia and the u.a.e. to enhance their

technocrats and the defacto leader has been ousted well his replacement a saudi arabia's energy minister fate any better than struggle to get more for its oil costs the cost of adapting to a warming planet counting the cops on the edges you know. i know. and i do. some of it i like. to take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera the u.s. actually has saved my compos accuse iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone strikes and some of saudi arabia's most vital oil facilities he's accused terror on of fake diplomacy and of launching an unprecedented attack on the global energy supply the germans who rebels have claimed responsibility for the attacks on the oil facilities saudi arabia has been forced to cut production by around harf of its usual output. the polls open in a little under 4 hours from now in tunis is 2nd presidential election since the arab spring despite the success of the 20 leavened uprising many voters as a disenchanted they're concerned about the economy security and corruption. 5 defense witnesses have testified in the trial of former sudanese president omar al bas

world's largest oil processing facility the attack knocked out hoff of saudi arabia's output the largest climate change protest in history taking place around the world people from more than 150 countries are joining a strike led by young people and calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels and begins a weeklong worldwide campaign demanding greater action from political leaders. well let's go now to the indonesians capital jakarta and our correspondent there really lemme hammett. it's a festive atmosphere here in the capital to consul west around 400 students some as young as 10 years old a university students are demonstrating for what they're calling climate action they want the government to enforce a contrivance emergency to deal with some of the issues that's currently facing the country much of this is around absolution they say they want clean air and blue skies now all of this comes off the back all of the major forest fires that have happened in indonesia for the last couple of months on the island of sumatra and on borneo and it's causing a very bad haze that's affe

washington blame tehran for drone attacks on 2 oil facilities in saudi arabia yemen toothy rebel said they were responsible for saturday's explosions which knocked out more than half of the kingdom's entire oil up but there has been a low turnout at the polls in tunisia where voters have been deciding who should be the next president a runoff election will be held if none of the $24.00 candidates receive 50 percent of the vote and police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon to break up the latest anti-government protest some in the crowd threw a petrol bombs at riot officers tens of thousands of people have been marching in defiance of a police ban more now on our top story end those attacks on oil facilities in saudi arabia white house advisor kelly kahn kellyanne conway has suggested the u.s. may use some of its to teach it to reserves to manage global oil demand. secretary powell has made clear that the iranian regime is responsible for this attack on the civilian areas and infrastructure right are vital to our global energy supply and we're not going to stand for

demonstrators defied the police back to march through the city. and drone attacks for saudi arabia to cut off its crude oil production the world's largest oil processing facility was 6 ablaze by the assault the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. blames iran. and visitors to looking forward to having a go on the world's most expensive toilet all in for a disappointment the toilet made of solid gold has been stolen from a stately home in england just a used to being unveiled at an auto exhibition. hello i'm christine window while come to the program. pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have defied a police baton and taken to the streets once again riot police fired tear gas and water cannons with blue dye at demonstrators who sold rocks and petrol bombs there ready to a downtown hong kong shopping district descended into violence when groups of hardcore activists tried to attack the city's main government operates it was also an attack on a subway station demonstrators are calling for international support in the months long for democracy campaign. is now repor

. and drone attacks for saudi arabia to cut inhofe its crude oil production the world's largest oil pricing facility was safe for planes by the assault. given has claimed responsibility but the u.s. claims iraq. then in the bundesliga the race for the title heats up early on as forest you don't mistake on fire live acoustic on match day full. hello i'm christine with a welcome to the program. pro-democracy processes in hong kong have defied a police baton and taken to the streets once again police reportedly had to break up some place faced as with water cannons and tear gas thousands are still marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district some demonstrators carried american flags 44 international support in the pro-democracy campaign hundreds of people gathered outside the british consulate pill for help from hong kong's former colonial rule they're calling on the u.k. support pressure on beijing to hold on kong's autonomy and that the one country 2 systems agreements. now reports but it is in hong kong and joins us now from ohio mathias good to see you so people are back

being here today suzanne if we could start with you you're just back from around r r from saudi arabia rather are people in that country worried about an attack by iran by a war in the region they are definitely i mean there's a war going on in the country in the south in yemen since 4 years and 6 months. they don't see so much of this war but this is definitely a replay percussion which goes straight directly to the heart of the of the country they see that there is destabilization in syria in iraq all around so they really fear that this could come to that this could strike the country destabilize the country. what about iran you know the fears of destabilisation in the wider region or president reaches certain saudi arabia is that an issue for the people of iran i think that no one wants to have a war in the region i think you know there have been a lot of wars in the past decade in this region that have been calamitous so so this is why a lot of regimes in that region including the iranian one but also the saudi one another has always played the fear card when it comes for example to prot

al-jazeera. saudi arabia cuts oil output by almost a half following drone attacks on key oil facilities. the us secretary of state blames the wrong for the attacks on aramco despite claims of responsibility by yemen's hoofy rebels. thanks hello and welcome to our jazeera live from doha i'm martin denis also coming up in the program to new zealand's head to the polls on sunday in the country's 2nd presidential election since the 20 levon arab spring. herself to 6 days in the mediterranean sea dozens of african migrants stepped forth on dry land initially. thanks. but 1st the u.s. secretary of state might pompei who has accused iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone attacks on some of saudi arabia's most important oil facilities this is what he tweeted tehran is behind almost 100 attacks on saudi arabia while rouhani and zarif pretend to engage in diplomacy amid all the calls for deescalation iran has now launched an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply there is no evidence the attacks came from yemen but the rebels say they are behind those attacks on the

oil prices are expected to rise after saudi arabia was forced to cut production in half. the rebels in yemen say their latest drone attacks on the world's largest oil exporter one a major success knocking out the world's largest processing plant. it's not known how long repairs will take oil markets haven't seen a shutdown. since iraq's army invaded kuwait to start the 1st gulf war in 1900 iran is this missing u.s. accusations it was behind the attacks the hertha warning of more to come. he said attacks are our right and we warned the saudis that our targets will keep expanding we have the right to strike back in retaliation to the air strikes and the targeting of our civilians for the last 5 years. let's have a look at some of the recent attacks on saudi arabia in saudi government said a drone attack damage a main pipeline and 2 oil pumping stations west of the capital riyadh in june 26th civilians were wounded in why the led coalition in yemen said was a healthy missile attack on airport on the south of the kingdom last month who rebels say they fired a long range missile at the port

"always appropriate". saudi arabia has vowed to take appropriate action once the investigation into last week's attack on its oil installations is complete. the saudi foreign minister has insisted iranian weapons were used, and has rejected the claim by houthi rebels in yemen that they carried out the attack. and commemorations have been held to mark the 75th anniversary of the largest airborne assault in history. the battle of arnhem in world war two saw around 35,000 allied soldiers land behind enemy lines. it was a failed bid to recapture a key bridge held by the germans. now on bbc news: dateline london. hello, and welcome to the programme which brings together some of the uk's leading columnists with foreign correspondents who write for the folks back home with the dateline london. this week: is this the beginning of the end for israel's longest—serving prime minister? and is this the end of the beginning for a brexit deal? with me arejonathan sacredoti, a political commentator and broadcaster in the uk. jeffrey kofman, a canadian—born broadcaster. maria margaronis writes f

troops to saudi arabia. well the united states did announce back in july that they would be sending $500.00 troops to saudi arabia and iran's position has always been the same that is that the presence of the united states military in the region is a destabilizing factor iran has always said that they're willing to talk to the neighbors and the countries in the region are able to provide security and stability so iran has said that the united states presence isn't helpful to anybody but already the states has the naval coalition which is strange the united kingdom but her reign and i have you. are a part of a new united states as that is to protect freedom navigation through the strait of hormuz so the buildup of the military is concerning for iran but also for other countries around the world because it increases the possibility of a miscalculation and a possible conflict and what's been the reaction to these new u.s. sanctions on iran central bank and to other major financial institutions how much is this going to hurt iran more. well iran's banking sector or the industry are alre

coming up attacks on the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry yemen's hoofy rebels say they carried out the assault. robert mugabe is on a dozen african intellectual giants but a memorial service for the controversial zimbabwean icon barely fills a 3rd of the stadium. in the bahamas braces for tropical storm alberto just 2 weeks after being devastated by hurricane dorian. in doha with the sport as much as the city get a shock in the english premier league and. south africa celebrates the life of former rugby store trista williams as he's laid to rest in cape town. saudi arabia is shutting down half of its oil output after drone attacks on 2 facilities this according to the wall street journal the drones targeted 2 plants at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry including the world's biggest oil processing facility yemen's who the rebels have been battling the saudi led coalition for for years say they carried out the strikes up to 5000000 barrels a day of crude production might have been affected that's roughly 5 percent of global crude oil production saudi arabia is the world's

it time for saudi arabia to end its conflict in yemen and withdraw and maybe even pay reparations go ahead in riyadh. i really don't understand why a persian is talking about another arab country what do we have with the with the yemen it's basically we have borders and we when we are in yemen based on the government request in order to sustain the country on the south of saudi arabia to have a sea of. sale arabia it's been about i don't have that but it's been a failure let's listen we don't we don't know yet vietnam how many years it took iraq and iran how so let's not shift shift the subject from iran attacking yet again rabia and take it get to we make the solution and the key for the solution in yemen let's be very careful how we address a plea and what isn't the solution it's very end to the war isn't that the solution to it is that there are no sir no sir the solution of iran is not the end of the war the yemen iran has been doing this for a number as a few years since 1979 iran has been sunday well militias and ok. let's stay let's stay in syria stay and let's stay with the f

weekends attack on oil production facilities in saudi arabia? also, the manhattan district attorney issuing a subpoena to get ahold of eight years of tax returns. what is he looking for? and the man trump called my african american a the a 2016 campaign rally why he is leaving the republican party. he says enough is enough. also why is the president claims he's done more for incity communities than any other president. even after trashing baltimore. thousands of people turn out tonight here in new york to hear elizabeth warren. what was the message behind her base? her growing numb of supporters. we'll find out. we'll begin with president trump hinting that iran is behind the take on saudi arabia oil facility. >> what's your message? >> i think i'll have a stronger message or maybe no message when we get the final result. it's too soon to say. >> there's plenty of time. there's no rush. we'll be here a long time. there's no rush. i'll have a message whether it's a strong message or maybe no message depending on the final result. >> let's get the big picture now. good evening, apprec

they've done. be from berlin. saudi arabia joins the united states, accusing iran of sponsoring airstrikes on saudi oil fields. >> this attack was not against kingdom of saudi aramco or saudi arabia. it was an assault on the international community. brent: saudi arabia is calling for an international response as a question remains unanswered, where did the missiles come from? also tonight, deadlock in israel after an inconclusive election. netanyahu is determined to stay in power. >> in the coming days, we will convene the cushy nations -- negotiations for a strong brent: zionist government. brent:will he be forced to give way to his main rival? plus, the backlash against vaping is growing. india introduces a total ban on their sale, while new york comes the first u.s. state to outlaw flavored vapes. i'm brent goff. our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. in an international act of show and tell, saudi arabia displayed evidence that it says proves the attacks on its oil facilities were undeniably sponsored by iran. backing up its claims with satell

saudi arabia is salacious which have been recently hit is this the beginning of a new geopolitical caltex where oil supplies have to be redefined in a way or another yeah i think that's a great question i think we've been in a period where there's almost been a geo political discount for oil rather than a geopolitical premium and that has seemed inappropriate to me and has driven me to be long oil equities because they are particularly mispriced but i think i think it's it's one of these strange things where oil had done so poorly and been so oversupplied for so long that quantitative analysts quantitative funs have just been shorting any rally in oil from a price perspective and from a size perspective the paper barrels available on wall street and across c.t.'s and other quantitative trading platforms are much larger than the fundamental barrels that are produced and sold on a daily basis and that i think has kept this discount longer and made it larger than it should be and i think we're in the process and we may see a revaluation starting on monday geo political discount going

in saudi arabia disrupted part of the world's oil supply and escalated tensions between the united states and iran. rebels claimed responsibility for the attack but the u.s. said their intelligence shows the strike likely originated inside iran. mike pompeo pointed the finger at iran in a tweet. his boss did not go that far, at least not yet. in a tweet he did not call out iran directly but declared the u.s. is locked and loaded once they find out who is responsible. caitlyn, defense secretary mark esper said he just returned to the pentagon after briefing the president, vice president mike pence and members of the national security met earlier. any clue what a locked and loaded response might look like? >> reporter: that's the term everyone is thinking about, thinking the president could signal there could be a military response here because they would be locked and loaded depending on where the attacks came from. while aides are walking back the president's tweet saying that doesn't necessarily mean there is going to be a military response to this. you are seeing other officials