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Al Jazeera News Updates — Fighting in Yemen escalates, Sudan drone attack. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Al Jazeera Podcasts Saudi Arabia's government says Yemen's answeruullah Houthis have carried out attacks on its energy facilities in the south. The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says the Houthis attack the cities of Abba, Hamas Meshet, Najran and Jazan. A coalition spokesperson said more than 70 people have been injured. The strikes cause fires at several oil facilities. In the last few days, Yemen's government-aligned forces have been attacking Houthi positions in several regions. The Houthis say a strike on a prison in Sana killed seven people. An army spokesperson says government forces have seized new positions and inflicted human and material losses. Government forces have renewed attacks on the Houthis and West and Tays and southern Hodeida. That's towards the Bab al-Mandab's straight in the Red Sea. The Houthis attack trucks, which they say were carrying military supplies from Saudi Arabia and the group says it shot down what it calls hostile drones. The Houthi military
spokesperson has warned of further escalation. The Yemeni armed forces hold the criminal Saudi enemy responsible for the escalation. Every attack against our country and our people will be met with a firm response. We will not hesitate to launch stronger and wider strikes against the criminal Saudi enemy. As those attacks have been happening, Saudi foreign minister has been in Moscow meeting with his Russian counterpart. At a press conference, he spoke about the situation in Yemen. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the legitimate government are always offering peaceful solutions, diplomatic solutions. They are paving the way for more understanding because of the responsibilities towards the Yemeni people and the security in the region and peace in the region. In an attempt to avoid and to help Yemen, to avoid all the sufferings that are caused because of the Houthis. The UK government has announced a ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told the House of Commons the UK will
target companies that provide services like construction for the expansion of illegal settlements. But even before the sanctions were officially announced, Israel's finance minister reacted calling for the expulsion of the British ambassador. The drone attack by Sudan's paramilitary rapid support forces has killed at least 13 people. Twenty others have been injured. The strike happened on the Umrawaba Judicial Headquarters in North Kortafan. It is controlled by the Sudanese army, which has been fighting the RSS since 2023. Kortafan is a strategic region in Sudan, connecting the northern part of Sudan to the southern and western region. Have you ever had the strange feeling we've been here before? I've always resisted this idea that history repeats itself, but the problem is it does. I think history is like a map. If you don't understand history, you're like someone stuck on a mountain without knowing which way to go. And history allows you to understand where
you are and who you are. That's the way we should look at the past. What is the in the past that we can pluck out and plant again? I'm Ahamad Hassan and this is Deja Vu, a podcast that connects our turbulent times to history's most pivotal moments. It's a kind of an interesting dance that happens of all of these different figures. This is only a fraction of the great history that we lost, but we did not lose anything. Join me for real conversations with historians and public thinkers who unravel the past and challenge what we think we know about today. There's so much from the past that has still the capacity to tell us how to make our way through the modern world and we must not project that knowledge anymore. Deja Vu, coming to you soon from Al Jazeera, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
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