i'll go ahead and buy that as a, as we get mr. payton's trip to the d. k. has of course to expect to be attracted significant international and regional attention. unlimited 0 political attentions, he has aim to strengthen it rushes, strategic ties in east asia were supposed to and have a tight agenda during his trip and discuss economic cooperation, military collaboration and cultural exchanges. with the dpr, kaylee de kim jong and, and as you can see, the russian president received a very warm welcome. in fact, the people up young young were preparing and were hosting for 3 months ahead of the visits. the correspondence gave us a report from the scene really expressing how randy is and how room the welcome was for the russian delegation. here we can see the russian president repeating us the well to the p all k name people. and i'm sure came, john good will be visiting russia sometime soon. the russian president extended an invitation to conjunction to come and visit most go sometime soon, so we'll keep an eye on the bidding of phones the well to his frie

i think the d b r k has on multiple occasions that demonstrated its willingness to achieve an agreement in particular with the us. and i think that's precisely this willingness that served as the impetus for the median between former us president donald trump . and mr. kim jo, on the way to be more over the americans and the north koreans agreed that the latter were not going to carry out new dealer tests. there was an agreement on shutting down and due to testing site, and that had to be reciprocated by some steps. by the us in the banking sector, but it was not just an agreement, this agreement was implemented. what did happen as a result of the us and unilaterally violated these agreements doing that directly. and so what would prevent us from developing relations with the country with which we share and wondering if what it is you know for. and there are some things that make me ask questions. and as in the past, we supported some measures with regard to north korea. in particular, in the field of labor migration to us, you all work in the information field, sir, you are immersed in

k has always been carried out in full compliance with our international obligations. our cooperation with young yang is of an exclusively constructive and legitimate nature. and it is of crucial importance that it does not threaten anyone like the militaristic activities of the us and its allies was then void highlighted that the report was based on ukrainian experts opinions on the increase in the confirmation of the authenticity of the missile fragments that says the west sound to be along the line to me, approaching this trip to the d. p. k. already this month, when investigating tensions just like killing me, i can most go reassuring the treaty they signed that the visit was peaceful. i mean, cano must re key strategic size expos stays that you when should not be used as a proxy to find any country definitely in such a city is good to go out again, shows this evidence is not very much design that tall. there has to be some more tangible, reliable evidence provided by, uh, by the ukraine or the native or miss otherwise is this evidence is not enough to display and

k has always been carried out in full compliance with our international obligations. our cooperation with young young is of an exclusively constructive and legitimate nature. and it is of crucial importance that it does not threaten anyone, unlike the militaristic activities of the us and its allies, the ceiling and bends. yeah, highlighted that the report was based on ukrainian experts opinions and includes no confirmation of the authenticity of the missile fragments of the west. the sound of the alarm over vladimir put in a recent trip to the dpr k warning of escalating tensions despite tonja and moscow, reassuring that the tree did they signed at the visit is peaceful. tim bill, author and retired new zealand academic says, united nations is no longer to be trusted as it's controlled by the us to the security council of the united nations as whole, kindest agencies, its officials, etc, etc. have traditionally been very much dominated by the united states ever since its inception. and korea has a special place in that because the united states was able to manipulate

k has always been carried out in full compliance with our international obligations. our cooperation with young young is of an exclusively constructive and legitimate nature. and it is of crucial importance that it does not threaten any one unlike the militaristic activities of the us and its allies of moscow's envoy, highlighted the report was based on new print in experts, opinions, and includes no confirmation of the authenticity of the missile fragments as the west, the sound of the alarm of her vladimir put in stripped to the dpr k earlier this month, warning of escalating tensions despite telling and moscow reassuring that the treaty they signed that the visit is peaceful. i made con, almost 3 k strategic affairs experts as the one should not be used as a proxy to fight any country. definitely in such a city is good to go out again, shows this evidence is not very much designed for that called. there has to be some more tangible, reliable evidence provided by a, by the ukraine on the native on this. otherwise this evidence is not enough to uh, to blame, not to g

d, p r k has finished with a flourish. the president's plane is on route right now to henry, where he set to meet with via denise. oh fisher. let's take a look back at, at just one on folded north korean leader kim john newton saw off mr. put in personally and was driven into the airport and a russian made all. ringback stuff the visiting president, he gifted that car to the nation is quite a machine. during the trip, the 2 countries signed a new partnership agreement, which includes a mutual assistance clause breaking up the and the russian leader expanded on it saying that it highlighted that. the partnership not entails a commitment to defend each other should either come under threat p n. young has the right to take reasonable measures to strengthen its own defense capability and show a national security and protected southern disability to attack the comprehensive partnership agreement signed today. also provides for the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggression against one of the parties to this docum

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don, having been in the d b r k, this recently has the situation in vietnam. is there a busy schedule ahead? either rachel? well, uh, i just joined you on the program at just the right time because the welcoming ceremony for vladimir put in the and the russian delegation here in hon. no, i in front of what you can see behind me is the presidential palace here is about to take place to welcoming ceremony where bottom are put and set to meet with the president, the vietnam. he's they, they've got a lot of meetings ahead of them today. a lot of negotiations are going to take place stopped inside the meetings with it's not so this is really an important event that's taking place right after the historical business or meet mean vladimir putin and determine that took place in the democratic people's republic of korea. so, as you heard behind me, i mean, the military orchestra was playing vietnam has a set up its own, a grandiose welcome ceremony for the russian delegation as well. and in for us as part of the russian present, let him or he wrote an article ahead of

k party came in 3rd and the election it has can it contested results also denounced the inclusion of, of the white lead free market d a. what kind of challenge do think they will pose to this coalition? i think they were close to many challenges already. the proving to uh, pull on on the outcome of the election. the board for the 2 days say, you know, relation or 5, but i'm a pause either you can do these things are free, go and they have posting said that they will be challenging, you know, the outcome of the election in college. and we expect that there will be quite a lot from them in terms of this kind of, you know, external kind of meant that the pressure on the government. and i think now, yeah, it's where you know that the, the democratic airlines is load them up. you know, at the official position who's going to be going into government does not know you need to be. there is therefore a new position in the form of the m k day window is usually a possible zika resume where to go. of course, a potty sauce is a beast um is going to be a week given the fact that the jacobs who mys

k party came in 3rd and the election and it has come to it. contested results also denounced the inclusion of, of the white lead free market. d a. what kind of challenge do you think they will post through this coalition? i think they were close to many challenges already, the proving to pause on on the outcome of the election. the boy quote, the 2 days say, you know, gratian or 5, but i'm a pause either. you can do these things. i'll definitely go in there post and said that they will be challenging, you know, the outcome of the election in college. and we expect that there will be quite a lot from them in terms of this kind of, you know, x to kind of meant that the pressure on the government. and i think now the, it's where you know that the, the democratic guidelines is loading up. you know, and also general position is going to be going into government does not need to be there is therefore a new position in the form of the m k. they want to receive a populace dick resume with take all of costs in the putty sauce is a beast. um is going to be a week given the fact that the jacobs who m

k party came in 3rd and the election and it has come to it. contested results also denounced the inclusion of, of the white lead free market. d a. what kind of challenge do you think they will post through this coalition? i think they were close to many challenges already be approving to post on, on the outcome of the election. the boy quarter to days say, you know, gratian or 5, i'm a pause either you can do this. and so that's really good. and they of course us and said that they will be challenging, you know, the outcome will be election in college. and we expect that there will be quite a lot from them in terms of this kind of, you know, x to kind of meant that the pressure on the government. and i think no, it'd be, it's where you know that the, the democratic guidelines is loading up, you know, and officer offices. and he's going to be going to government does not know you need to be. there is therefore a new position in the form of the m k. u day window is usually a popular jacob zoom will take over. of course a potties off is a beast. um is going to be a week given the fact that th

but the d a has a due to a possible pact between the m k b if, if and itself as tuesday coalition for government. and it claims that to that cause this and make it good of democracy, especially considering that the empty party wants to get rid of the constitution. but now the m. k is threatening to avoid cotton. i'm just thinking of condiments. members of the national assembly overcomes complains if that should be i have, i'm being very, i've been to, has been even get added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore the avenues of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into the take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore as to bird client. the 1st searching of the national assembly of which with our seats, and including the other parties. if you were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not grades and therefore not be able to elect a president. and now in theory, so the m k party written that they will not physically big enough members t

but the d a has a due to a possible pact between the m k b if, if and if so, as news baker with listen for government and it claims that to that cause listen to make it good of democracy. especially considering that the empty party wants to get rid of the constitution, but now the m. k is threatening to avoid cotton. i'm just thinking of condiments. members of for the national assembly overcomes complains if that should be i have been very and seeing that has been even jude added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore the evidence of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into the take to this reading. and it will see the apartment 2 was another option that we need to explore as to blue. quote, the 1st searching of the national assembly of which with our seats, and including the other parties. if we were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not great and therefore not be able to elect a president. now in theory, so the m k party written that they will not physically big enough members pre

but the d a has a due to a possible pact between the m k b if, if and if so, as tuesday acquisition for government and it claims that to that cause listen to make it good of democracy. especially considering that the empty party wants to get rid of the constitution. but now the m. k is threatening to boy content. i'm just thinking of parliament members of the national assembly over const complains at bescedy. i have been very and feeling the has been even get added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore the avenues of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore. as to boy, quote, the 1st searching of the national assembly of which with our seats, and including the other parties. if we were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not great and therefore not be able to elect a president. now in theory, so the m k party rick is that they will not physically big enough members the presence of upon th

but the d a has a due to a possible pact between the m k b if, if ad itself as news, dave, who would listen for government. and it claims that that coalition make it root of democracy, especially considering that the mt party wants to get rid of the constitution. now the m k is threatening to point college and i'm just thinking of parliament. members of the national assembly overcomes complains of bescedy. i see have been very and seeing that has been even get added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore on everything as of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore as to blue. quote, the 1st 1300.

but the d a has a due to, to a possible practice between the m k b if, if and if so, as tuesday acquisition for government. and it claims that that code was listen to make it good of democracy. especially considering that the empty party wants to get rid of the constitution. now the m k is threatening to boycott. i'm just thinking of condiments. members of the national assembly overcomes complains if that should be i have been very unfair and that has been even just added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore the avenues of how we then, you know, intervene, one could be to, you know, into the take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore. as to boy, quote, the 1st 13 of the national assembly of which with our seats and is including the other parties. if you were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not great and therefore not be able to elect a president. now in theory, so the m k party written that to the will not physically big enough members present into ful

now moving on to russia's relations with north korea, with a d p r k can be different views in that regard. i think the dpr k has on multiple occasions that demonstrated its willingness to achieve an agreement in particular with the us. and i think that's precisely this willingness that served as the impetus for the meeting between former us president donald trump and mr. control unit to be more over the americans and the north koreans agree that the latter were not going to carry out new dealer tests. there was an agreement on shutting down and due to testing site. and that had to be reciprocated by some steps by the us in the banking sector. but it was not just an agreement. if this agreement was implemented, what did happen as a result, you to go to the us and unilaterally violated these agreements? doing that directly and what would be teachers. so what would prevent us from developing relations with the country with which we share and wondering if i was, you know, or there are some things that make me ask questions during and as in the past we supported some measures with regard to no

p r k. came john own because it had a, it has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signatory is to enter into is to step in militarily, to defend and help that, that other countries. so this is a serious step of course of let him are put in said that the moscow was not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k. on the basis of this new agreement to the eclipse, the thought of those who supply these weapons believe they are not at war with us. i said that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world. bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea, i do not exclude this either and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of it's control. and it doesn't matter how they are used. we can also say that we have delivered something to someone, and then we have no control over their use and let them think about this topic. so at this stage, the most important task for us

p r k. came john own because it had a, it has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signatory is to enter into is to step in militarily, to defend and help that, that other country. so this is a serious step of course, and let him are put in said that uh, moscow is not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k. on the basis of this new agreement to the eclipse, the thought it was the lowest supply. these weapons, i believe they are not that who are with us. as i said, that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world. bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea. i do not include this either shoot and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of its control. and it doesn't matter how they are used. you can, we can also say that we have delivered something to someone, and then we have no control over their use and let them think about this stuff. so at this stage,

p r k team john own because it had a, it has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signatory is to enter into it is to step in militarily to defend and help that, that other country. so this is a serious step of course, and let him are put in said that of moscow was not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k. on the basis of this new agreement, the eclipse, the total was the lowest supply. these weapons, i believe they are not that who are with us. i said that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world. bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea. i do not through this either issue and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of its control. and it doesn't matter how they are used. you can, we can also say that we have delivered something to someone, and then we have no control over their use and let them think about this topic. so at this stage, the most

p r k. came john own because it had a, it has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signatory is to enter into is to step in militarily, to defend and help that, that other countries. so this is a serious step, of course, a lot of our putting said that of moscow is not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k. on the basis of this new agreement to the eclipse, the thought was low to supply these weapons. believe they are not at war with us. i said that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world . bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea. i do not exclude this either and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of its been troll. and it doesn't matter how they are used. we can also say that we have delivered something to someone, and then we have no control over their use and let them think about this topic. so at this stage, the most important task for us

p r k key. and john on because it had a, it has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signatory is to enter into is to step in militarily, to defend and help that, that other countries. so this is a serious step of course of let him are put in said that of moscow was not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k. on the basis of this new agreement, the eclipse, the total was the lowest. we supply these weapons, i believe they are not that who are with us. i said that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world. bearing in mind our agreements with the democratic people's republic of korea. i do not think clue this either and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of its control. and it doesn't matter how they are used. you can, we can also say that we have delivered something to someone, and then we ha

a has to do to, to a possible impact between m k b of if and itself as tuesday acquisition for government and claims that that coalition make it root of democracy, especially considering that the mt party wants to get rid of the constitution. but now the m. k is threatening to avoid card disputing in of parliament. members for the national assembly overcomes complains, if that should be i have the baby and seeing that has been a reduced, added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last year. please don't ever listen to this. we now have to explore and because of how we them into the one could be to, you know, into take to this reading and it will see the attachment to was another option that we need to explore as to blue. quote, the 1st searching of the national assembly of which with our seats, and including the other parties. if you were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not great and therefore not be able to elect a president and now intrigues. so the m k party written that they will not physically be enough members, the presence of upon them

but the d a has a due to a possible pact between the m k b if, if and itself as tuesday coalition for government. and it claims that to that cause listen to make it good of democracy. especially considering that the empty party wants to get rid of the constitution. now the m k is threatening to avoid cotton. i'm just thinking of condiments. members of the national assembly overcomes, complains of that to the i have. i'm being very and spend the has been even just added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore the evidence of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into the take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore. as to boy, quote, the 1st searching of the national assembly of which with our seats. and it's including the other parties. if you were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not great and therefore not be able to elect a president. now in theory, so the m k party written that to the will not physically big enough members of p

but the d a has a due to to a possible pact between the m k b if, if and if so, as news dave who would listen for government. and it claims that that coalition make it root of democracy, especially considering that the mt party wants to get rid of the constitution. now the m k is threatening to boy cotton. i'm just thinking of condiments. members of the national assembly overcomes complains of bescedy. i see have been very and seeing that has been even get added to the in the counting and the voting process that happened last wednesday. we now have to explore on everything as of how we then, you know, into the one could be to, you know, into take to this reading. and it also use of government to was another option that we need to explore as to blue quote, the 1st 13 with the national assembly of which with our seats, uh and its including the other parties. if you were to just decide to do so, you know, the parliament would not grades and therefore not be able to elect a president. and now in theory, so the m k party written that they will not physically big enough members present into

k. at the bottom of course it hasn't gone unnoticed . the west has uh, it seems particularly concerned and uh, the us tech to stay under the blinking, of course, has expressed his concern over the visits the rush to try in desperation, to develop and to strengthen relations with countries that can provide it with what it needs to continue the war of aggression that started against you crate. north korea is providing significant munitions to, to russia and other and other weapons for using ukraine around has been providing with 3, including drones that have been used against civilians and civilian infrastructure and will continue to do everything we can to cut off the support that countries like the ron and north 3 are providing. all right, we're looking at some of the latest images that we're getting a back from a young yang where the russian president vladimir putin is meeting with the d b r k leader kim jong the on. we can see the this appears to be the motor cade's, quite a, a. so there for us as the motorcade makes its way through th

b r k. any comment there? well, again, on surprisingly, nights, so seems extremely concerned about this developing relationship, particularly when it comes to the missile and the deep, y'all case, nuclear program. and they've said snow to both is commented again on the t p. okay, but he's also mentioned around and he's speaking about the nato summit, which is taking place in moscow next month. and of course, this meeting is going to be sent to those discussions. and as a result, that talking about strengthening the partnerships in the asia pacific region that say what he said, we are all squares. also concerned about the potential support that the russia provides a to the north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan on nuclear programs. we see how much major support of rochelle gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how china is popping up. there were economy and this is also one of the reasons why of nato and at the naples, on the head and washing next month. we will further strengthen our

provide to the d p. k for its weapons program. and it's a nuclear capacity. and he sounded that the alarm he's mentioned to support china is given to what he described as rough as war economy. and he's got one eye on the full is coming nato summit, which is taking place in washington next month. and he said that, of course, the relations between russia and the t p. okay, are going to be central to those discussions. and for nato, it will be looking to springs and it's relations with his regional allies. we are of course, also concerned about the potential support that the restaurant provides a to north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan new care programs. we see how much metro support rashaw gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how china is popping up. there were economy um, but this is also one of the reasons why of nato and i the need to some head and washing next mon spills for this thing. some our partnership with all the parts destination pacific region, australia. let's see

k for its weapons program. and it's a nuclear capacity, and he's sounded that the alarm he's mentioned to support china is given to what he described as rough as war economy. and he's got one eye on the 4th coming nato summit, which is taking place in washington next month. and he said, but of course the relations between russia and the t p. okay, are going to be central to those discussions and for nato, it will be looking to strength and its relations with his regional allies. we are of course, also concerned about the potential support that to the restaurant that provides a to north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan new care programs . we see how much mutual support rashaw gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how trying this popping up. there were economy and this is also one of the reasons why of nato and not the need to some head and washing next month. we will for the spring, some our partnership with all the part there's a nation pacific region was fairly, obviously done in sout

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provide to the d p. k for it, with, with the right ramp to cut off the rest of the interview because the russian president vladimir putin and dpr k later kim john noon are holding a news conference in john yang. let's listen to that. this is just to what i do. but let's see, let's just suppose i need to consider like a 2 i go thing. and that was going to make a president of the state of fast. so for the democratic people's republic, lashania of korea control on for the invitation to visit your country. to me, you're familiar, i'm just going to uh to somebody julie will probably will hesitate down to him just as all comes out of it. and then by that's no cause that's not my for you mean happy to be here in the hospital. korea lander, once again just this, all people are guessing maybe them good, always to be amazing. a junior people in your we have to in the resume, you prioritize and strengthening the traditionally strong and friendly russian korean relations. so you can get a little just sitting in fron

so the d a has also repeatedly said that april 10. so the union between the amc and the if even the n k posses could be disastrous for so that we can add for the so that we can still pull it is the preventing a coalition with the amc and the as if, as the mt pots, you ever listen to this, the again so that the guy has never had to do this before. due to the agencies long diamond is in government, but some political party seemed to have a plan in place because you have the lock. so if the, if, if thing that is a party, if they use a policy that they prefer to work with it is the n c. but as the country digest the results of the 2024 elections and they the cases the, the is a lot of uncertainty and confusion about the fuse off off of you can see most via it won't be a good the 6 months to come to the end of the year, including the fact that the input pots in as a political party, to have express deep concerns about these outcomes. and a lot of them saying that to the talk to the degree to then what the i is the has i told them in these

and they say chief has a game. he's expressed his concerns about the potential support that russia will provide to the d. p. k for its weapons program and it's a nuclear capacity. and he sounded that the alarm he's mentioned to support china is given to what he described as rough as war economy. and he's got one eye on the forthcoming nato summit, which is taking place in washington next month. and he said that of course, the relations between russia and the t p. okay, are going to be central to those discussions and for nato it will be looking to springs and it's relations with his regional allies. we are of course, also concerned about the potential support that the restaurant provides a to north korea when it comes to supporting their nissan on nuclear programs. we see how much major support of rashaw gets from north korea, but also from there on, on how china's popping up. there was economy and this is also one of the reasons why of nato and i the need to somebody a hand washing next mon spills for this thing.

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been on a course k d coo's law was particularly severe bau it seemed to cover ectopic pregnancy and the state conceded. that it was one of the most pressing can concerns because of that. >> thank you. >> justice jackson? >> general, petitioner relied pretty heavily on clear statement rule priips, and i ndered whether you might comment on my thoug that those principles actually cut against them in this case? as a you said, congress set a baseline national standard t of care. it i sd in no uncertain terms that the hospital must provide stabilizing care to people experiencing emergency medical conditions. if there was no, as you've said, you know, particular condition or particular treatment talke about a, carved out, etc. so if a clear statement require rd, wouldn't it be the requirement of exempting i mean, you know, justice alito s talked about some of the the references to unborn child, but none of them read like an exemption that i would think a clear statement rule would require in a circumstance in which the be is this clear national standard of care. >> yes, i agree. i thinkhat

aid to countries that can attack wisdom facilities and response of patients visit to the d p. k reiteration for these previous remarks as somebody is normally i was thinking that if someone believes it is possible to supply touch with angel was on the order to strike our territories and create problems for us. and then why do we not have the right to supply of which ones from the same class to those regions of the world where they will be strikes on the sensitive facilities of those countries or they do a specific instruction when they need. so the response should be a, some enter unless you think about this. and of course, such actions will finally destroy international relations and undermine international security. ultimately, we see those countries being drawn into a war against substitution. and this is the direct participation in a war against russia. then we reserve the right to active the same way all in all. this is a path to a very serious problem. i suppose, if a canadian blogger journalist, based in china. so the sanctions have brought russia, the dpr k to a strate

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me has off the russian president's trip to the dpi. k washington did say that everybody should be concerned about any deepening of ties between the president putin and kim jong and they haven't responded, especially to this new document that's been signed yet. why haven't i responded yet? and when they do respond or do you expect them say, and i can be honest uh, they haven't responded because i think americans do not have any more. i'd be doing this morning by the time. so it's kind of what i was under the new to as well. so i think it's a, you know, a supervisor or other part of the activity america do not have right to respond on it. but yes, i expect that as long as you said as well that it will be as long as that and get more dangerous on it is going to be make, you know, again the basic, you know, law or anything. but the 2nd image is under the united states in charge, and i do want to as well, these are these really equally, you know, addressing the i don't, some of the entity and to defend the defense on every country. every so

k party came in 3rd and the election and it has come to it. contested results also denounced the inclusion of, of the white lead free market. d a. what kind of challenge do you think they will post through this coalition? i think they were close to many challenges already be approving to perform on the outcome of the election. the board for the 2 days say, you know, relations or 5 and i'm a pause either you can deal with this and so that's really good. and they of course us and said that they'll be challenging, you know, the outcome will be election in college and we expect that there will be quite a lot from them in terms of this kind of, you know, external kind of meant that the pressure on the government, and i think now the, it's where you know that the, the democratic guidelines is wrote them out, you know, and, or if a general position is going to be going to government. and that's not huge with it is therefore, a new position in the form of the m k day window is usually a possible zika resume will take over. of course, a potty sauce is a beast. um is going to be a week given the fac

k party came in 3rd and the election and it has come to it. contested results also denounced the inclusion of, of the white lead free market. d a. what kind of challenge do you think they will post through this coalition? i think they were close to many challenges already, the proving to uh, post on, on the outcome of the election. the board for the 2 days say, you know, relations or 5, but i'm a pause either you can deal with this and so that's really good. and they of course us and said that they'll be challenging, you know, the outcome of the election import. and we expect that there will be quite a lot from them in terms of this kind of, you know, external kind of meant that the pressure on the government. and i think no, it'd be a, it was, you know, that the, the democratic guidelines is wrote them out. you know, at the office of opposition is going to be going to government. and that's not huge with it is therefore a new variable position in the form of the m k day window is usually a possible zika resume will take over. of course, a potty sauce is a beast. um is going to be a week g

b r k. and the russian president also says the moscow resolves to ride the supply long range weapons to countries like the dpr k. that's it responds to western escalation of what's going on in the northern east and asia. and beyond, currently is quite worrying in terms of exponential groups of military activities by the us and eats regional ally the as with the pay, you know, last edged into so many faces in gaza. these really admitted 3 admits of rad disagreements with from then it's the method. yeah, i will say it will be impossible to completely destroy him on the display. we're going to make, how much disappeared it seemed before we sign in the eyes of the public. how much is an idea? it's sorted in the hands of the people. the . hi, this is our team to national reaching you live from my new center with moscow. i a michael caught you up with the updates. protest as have led fires on the streets of can yet to show the outrage over appliance tax hike. the critics say with i'm fairly button

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k. the us on canada attacks german forces on the coast of northern finds more than 4000 soldiers were killed. natasha boss has more. of course, the main focus of the us present job items busy to is to take part in the day commemorations here in normandy. he'll be meeting us veterans, several at that was a 150 k age between $96.00 and a $107.00. some of them took part in those the day landings, 80 years ago, no doubt, be sharing some of the stories and memories with us presence of items will also eva see a service as a hobby, to the american symmetry, the and take pulse along side of the world leaders in an international commemoration that will be hosted by the french president emmanuel macro. ukraine will also be here in the shape of the ukrainian president, florida may zalinski has been invited by the lee say, specifically to take part in these celebrations because of war. and ukraine in the heart of europe, it will be on many people's minds. the russian president, vladimir putin, has n

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