I'm John Baxter Bill Rajio, my colleague and co-host, and we go to incidents that

were incomplete,

but they certainly are part of the largest story of global violence. In Leipzig, a major

German town, there is a report of a mass casualty incident and SUV driving into a crowd on the

high street, some dead. Reporting continues. In UAE, incoming cruise missiles

intercepted, however, drones getting through, striking the oil port, as well as oil ships,

parked in the airport of the UAE, a major member of the resistance against Iran, but right across the water of the Straits of

Hormuz. Now we go to our colleague, Joe Trusman. He is reporting on an incident in London that

happened several days past. I remind myself and everyone else that the U.S. Embassy on the weekend,

passing on warning from the British government,

that the threat of terror in London is at a severe high.

Joe, a very good day to you.

What can you tell us about these stabbings in London?

Who did it?

Who claimed to do it?

And what do we know about the perpetrator? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Good evening, Bill. So, yes, as you said, there was a stabbing that occurred several days ago, almost, actually, almost a week ago now. And that targeted two Jewish men in an area that's prominently Jewish in London.

The assailant or the suspect was identified as a British citizen from the Somalian background.

Nevertheless, obviously, well, thankfully, the two victims here survived the attack.

However, what's notable in this story, of course, is that a group that we've talked about here before,

Ashab al-Yamin, which is, I believe, is an Iran-crafted

front organization. This group claimed responsibility for carrying out this stabbing attack.

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