and so the u. a. e and saudi arabia, regional economic and political power houses. they could be the next in the pipeline to join this russia back to aligns. and of course, we'll have to see what comes out of these dogs between saudi arabia and the ron both. well, kind of allies of russia, but they together, they haven't seen i to why this story please. so of course, a brush it has to balance to balance that out. and the again, the visit is the of the most are most priority. it is the most high profile. it's as high profile as it gets. again, as if dispelling the miss of russia's isolation again, i will be standing by here to bring you all the latest the as to what comes out of the tools here. and my colleague marie, if an ocean i, she will be in re adding the saudi capital and she will be bringing you all the latest from there. so of course a lot to stand by for and a lot to well expect. well, uh, the person after job a cop 28 and divide with all those western political move of some shape because the waves clarity, the pace to be not for us to a stuck in moscow. i

e and the saudi arabia. as the russian president welcomed his around and count upon a both lead to stress the need for cooperation and for exchanging views about the conflict in gaza. on the left, you take the rules by 20 percent reaching a good result. $5000000000.00. we have huge infrastructure projects we have been discussing for a long time and now are coming to a realization of the north. so 3 way project we cooperate in olsby. and of course, it's very important for us to exchange views on the situation in the region, especially when it comes to palestine. especially, i think the reason that mankind is suffering now is the unilateral decision making in, on just a global system. and what we see in garza is a demonstration of this system. what's happening in gaza is a genocide and a crime against humanity. it's very sad that more than 6000 children have been killed by the zionist regime. even worse is that all those crimes are supported by the us and the west. time to learn more right now of course you wi

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these names, games have never been said out loud, and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle and the way we're freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to speak type, where they also are, these would normally shut them down. you know, we used himself back joins us again for 3 by team kind of protest physically for climate johnston aspect of that is adapting to climate change. how far on negotiate is getting on that front. yeah. to make it very short. it's very far. um, climate adaptation is essentially you're seeing of a heating planet. every country on this planet is already impacted by climate change. so it's not only about reducing emissions anymore. it's also about how are we going to live on the, on a warming planet. and this can be adapting to this one. the temperatures could be, for example, building early warning systems, building flat barriers, but also devel

a. e. and we, the, the news agency, a p reports that the protesters had to cross messages to the, in the, to, to the detained a person's. and also had to take off the names off to the u. n. i gave the order saying allegedly, to, according to a b that they could not guarantee for the security on the protest. now uh to it says, uh, going on because people want something more comp each from the ongoing conference lane. ca, there's a lot of negotiations going on. how much progress has been made so far? yeah, the streets were very loud today at the political put process rather quiet. but we know that in the negotiation rooms, the emotional, very emotional discussions being held and the main topic of the main task. the goal task of this conference is the question over the field. over the future of a fossil fuels and to the states, and among them as the united states, as you, but also germany, almost a 100 countries which in paper, often eventual fossil fuels phase out in the country, states more

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the is rarely published and it will basically topic the agenda. and the u. a. e, the russian president was great who the national capital with a very well welcome. on the in the following footage here on the skies above above the capital that painted white, blue and red, the streets, one line with the 2 countries flags, smoking, flooding, they put into arrival to the new a new presidential palace. and then some of his 1st remarks, the russian president, outlined by lateral cooperation with the u. 8 english at the machine. you look at it, thanks to your position today. our relations are at an unprecedented level. the u. a is russia's main trade partner in the world. last year, the trade turnover rose by 67.7 percent. it will be even larger this year. i think the same goes with investments. we conduct a number of large oil and gas projects. we also co operate in opec plus we co operate in the international arena, the u. a. he contributes a lot in stabilizing the situation in the world, being a non permanent member of the un security council. if anything has seeme

e and saudi arabia as a russian president. welcom taser, rainy and kind of pod both need is stress the need for cooperation and for exchanging views about the gather conflict. on the left, you treat the rules by 20 percent reaching a good result. $5000000000.00. we have huge infrastructure projects. we have been discussing for a long time and now are coming to a realization of the north. so 3 way project we cooperating or spears. and of course, it's very important for us to exchange views on the situation in the region, especially when it comes to palestine. because the, especially having the reason that mankind is suffering now is the unilateral decision making in, on just a global system. and what we see in gaza is a demonstration of this system. what's happening in gaza is a genocide and a crime against humanity. it's very sad that more than 6000 children had been killed by the zionist regime. even worse is that all those crimes are supported by the us and the west. lateral person has been very busy indeed. and this morning for him, started with an investment for him here in moscow,

a day after vladimir put and made a trip to the middle east meeting with the leaders of the u. e in saudi arabia. as this russian president welcomed his the right in front of pot boldly to stress the need for cooperation and for exchanging views about the guys a conflict. to the left, you treat the rules by 20 percent reaching a good result. $5000000000.00. we have huge infrastructure projects we have been discussing for a long time and now are coming to a realization of the north. so 3 way project we cooperate and all spears. and of course, it's very important for us to exchange views on the situation in the region, especially when it comes to palestine. especially, i think the reason that mankind is suffering now is the unilateral decision making in, on just a global system. and what we see in gaza is a demonstration of this system. what's happening in gaza is a genocide and a crime against humanity. it's very sad that more than 6000 children have been killed by the zionist regime. even worse is that all those crimes are supported by the us in the west because the latter were

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the last couple of days of let them recruits and traveling to the u, a. e and saudi arabia award. all this means and what will come out of this off and what the bigger picture looks like. this is what will be monitoring. definitely a lot to keep an eye on that is definitely going to say appropriate wash and winds up marina. i can imagine it's minus 12 degrees out best for anyone who doesn't understand that is all to is correspondent were, you know, costs are gone in a true russian when. so i think she's well, like marina was talked about and yes, they've got them in person who sells me to whistle stop, talk to them. at least the role in gaza or production bilateral ties were the key topics of 2 sides. the russian needs met the celtic crown prince, and he was a president who organized so well. welcome to his. the skies above the city was painted white, new and red. the russian trickled as loud them if we can travel to the presidential palace. the russian had a states that biological cooperation with key to the room ties when the gulf states our correspond secret santa for an riff a

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u. a. e. and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so they all, and now i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed. lot of repeats in the math of 4 liter is uh, pretty much in the space. so what was that 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights in the for him to the as well the corner investment for a room together. hex the time investors around the world try them out for the headlines, for the event that we haven't talked to speak to sort of get some of this live by those interviews and coming up late to the program. as he takes inventory all the situation in gaza view and secondly, the general on turn, a latan is laid out the desperate situation at alaska, where he invoked the rarely used off school. 99 of the united nations java. more than 8 weeks of h

you had normalization deals and cycle abraham a cause that took place with bar rain and u a e. and those deals of not being dropped, although there's been condemnation of israel's action. and remember, the saudi arabia was also very close to signing an organization deal in the final. i'm part of, of that in fact pregnancy and us and, you know, who said back in september of the general assembly of the u. n. a in new york city was it was happening any moment. well that's what we put on hold for now. but each of these countries has very different relationships with this route, even if they share that condemnation, right? now, all these roles actions only staying across all the diagnostics that uh, the gcc summit for you with james page a doesn't matter get enough amount. thank you very much, james call. while the offensive and gaza intensifies is rarely, soldiers are continuing to re the towns and cities any occupied westbank areas near bethlehem and jeanine has been targeted again. a young man was killed in the columbia refuge account in northern jerusalem. his brother, arrested.

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u, a. e and saudi arabia. and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so they all, and now i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed, a lot of repeats in the math all for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was it? 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights indeed for him. so that as well as a lot of inputs in address the main gym vessel for them and moscow. these folks in particular about one of the rushes main economic partners india, the business, the christmas college. to the 1st of all, i want to say that the relations between russia and india are developing in all fears. we never discussed with prime minister moody before them pressure india is facing. i just looked at what's happening and you can be honest. i am even surprised sometimes by he's tough position when it comes to de

a e and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular, spectacular, a welcome, the and discussions there mainly centered around the energy market. so they all and i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the opec plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discuss, let them repeat in the math of, for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was it? 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights. indeed for him today as well as the size of and see of the situation in gaza. the us tends to be general antonio, the tire is laid out with a desperate situation. and unless or where he in vote, the rarely used optical 99 of the united nations charter. more than 8 weeks of hostilities in garza and israel have created a policy and human suffering, physical destruction and collective trauma across israel and the occupied palestinian territory. there is no effective protection of civilians. the health care system in garza is collapsing. hospitals have turned into battle grounds amid constitute bombardment by the israeli def

of days of letting my boots and traveling to the u, a. e and saudi arabia award. all this means and what will come out of this off and what the bigger picture looks like. this is what will be monitoring. it was only just yesterday that a lot of input and himself made a whistle stop tour with the middle east of the war and gaza run oil production and price is some of the key topics of folks. that's the russian leader. many of the saudi crown prince, i knew a president basically organized a very, a royal welcome for the russian president the open out to a to around university professor site. well, how many but on the and he believes the cooperation between russia and the wrong can help to broke up peace in the middle east. it is the responsibility of the wrong to support the oppressed people of that country. we have to remember that when the united states and the europeans were supporting the apartheid regime in south africa, countries like iran, countries like russia, were supporting the and see nelson mandela and other freedom fighters in

a. e and the saudi arabia all seen as long term friends of the united states. how do you think washington is looking at this trip right now with food and being greeted so warmly in the middle east. so far? no comments at all. uh, but uh, i guess is that was in the they wont be heavy, but 2 chairs. i mean uh we are independent states. um we have uh a draw on our uh, policies and our a donation uh initial relationships. uh, according to our interest and according to the kind of uh, the end of this and the state of buttons of uh, our butlers dresser. so far too. uh, very good about living in many ways. i mean in all things. last for example, in the stands uh the towards the se in issues are of issues and other issues uh fresh. oh, it was always states past in support. so uh and in this sense uh, we are greeting uh, a good trade. i wouldnt box never and any support is uh, boxed and in fact there's a photography as, as you mentioned that i'm going to go guys clearly is going to be one of the things on the agenda of visit visit. i mean, it's a tough question, frankly

of days of let them recruits and traveling to the u, a. e and saudi arabia award. all this means and what will come out of this off and what the bigger picture looks like. this is what will be monitoring. so i want to bring in now, but it's gone as an profess at tyrone university said how med merante as it was great to have a one. i mean, the last 24 hours have been pretty busy for the russian president. you a saudi arabia now is meeting with be a rating and present it must go on confuse. i was told that person is a part, right? yeah. the only or i is the united states by supporting the genocide in gaza and insisting on this rarely regime, having all the weapons that it needs at its disposal. i think it has destroyed and, and wrecked its reputation across the world. and also in ukraine. i think across the global south, it is almost universally acknowledged that the united states by expanding may tell by counting out who in care and that they are the main culprit. so the west likes to consider itself to be the center of the world. and that

both side, the ravia and the u. a. e of oppose the u. s. u k, and the u nations by calling for a permanent cease fire in palestine with a leading newspaper in this region is, are amusing with me again in the studio. is it so award winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so for coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228. before it's a heavy x, but 2030, i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it'd be viewed personally and professionally, just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this and they do a nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day since your condolences, i know, speak as a human being. and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every citizen, every a civilian that has been killed on, on either side as an editor. it's been equally painful. it's always a li

a. e of oppose the u. s. u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine, while the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio, is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so 5 coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region. condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more

e and saudi arabia. now ahead of his meeting, whether i see letting me put an address, the russian calling for him here in the capital, russian president spoke about the state of the economy and the russian believes in a fair economic global model, something he says is disregarded by certain western policies, it's a gmail was made to understood, and this is just, you know, that now the entire global system of economic relations is under going in the stage already come. and as it has just been said, you reversible change. they are connected with the fact that, you know, the former model of globalization is being replaced by your multiple model. and really in need of it's costing. just remember the former un secretary general mr. coffee and on coffee was a brilliant diplomat. a very good and decent man, i can say that for sure. and he spoke sincerely for and it really seemed impossible to deny it. at that time. actually, there was nothing to deny because globalization was there, it was developing. but i'm,

y e, and saudi arabia where he got a spectacular welcome. the . so the sort of a middle eastern tourist, so a lot of my uprooting discuss strengthening corporation within opec loss and how to make sure that they maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed. we're expecting some more in a couple of hours, i guess from the latest meeting that lot of our people have with abraham, right. c i. c takes inventory of the situation and gaza. the un secretary general antonio cortez laid out the desperate situation in alaska, where he invoked the rarely used article, 99 of the united nations, john a more than 8 weeks of hostilities in gaza. and israel have created a policy in human suffering, physical destruction and collective trauma across israel and the occupied palestinian territory. there is no effective protection of civilians. the health care system in gaza is collapsing. hospitals have turned into battle grounds amid constant bombardment by the israeli defense forces, and without shelter or the essentials to

of days of let them recruit and traveling to the u, a. e and saudi arabia award. all this means and what will come out of this thoughts and what the bigger picture looks like. this is what will be monitoring a library. and it just mentioned early yesterday about him and putting himself made a wish to stop told to them at least the war involves uh, oil production on biological ties with a key topics of tools as the russian needed met the saudi crown prince. and you, a president who organized a world welcome, hist vista the tyrone university professor site mohammed. moran believes that co operation between russia and iran could help broke up middle east peace. it is the responsibility of the wrong to support the oppressed people of that country. we have to remember that when the united states and europeans were supporting the apartheid regime in south africa, countries likely wrong. countries like russia were supporting the and c, nelson mandela in other freedom fighters in southern africa. russia has also taken a stance in defense of the p

today, or of course, as we know, he visited the u. a. e. and saudi arabia and he got a spectacular spectacular welcome to the and discussions there mainly centered around all the energy markets off they all. and now i said that they need to strengthen the corporation within the only fact plus, and that they need to maintain a stable and reliable international energy market. so lots has been discussed, let them of who tend to match all for leaders pretty much in the space. so what was the 48 hours you could say so very busy day and nights. indeed for him to that as well. the quarter investment for and brought together as an investor from around the world by the inputs in headline the event we had a chance to speak to some guests on the sidelines. those interviews coming up later in the program, the b assignments has blown. so initially to, to send another $50000000000.00 in aid to claim this 5, his democratic part of you're having with georgie legislator joe biden was unable to secure approval for this funding. 5, this cannot wait. congress

a. e and russia are at an unprecedented high. the rest of the data will travel long for both hopes and saudi arabia. data be useful, the most good bureau chief you are you present or joined us from griego is dw, banned from reporting. and roger, you told me more about the focus of pollutants where i visit it was it also maintains close relations with both countries and united setup and the rest and saudi arabia, according to the kremlin, is how do you read the food is going to talk with the crown prince mohammed be now solomon on trade international politics and humanitarian aid. the issue of oil trading is very important to us, as we know. 8 old oil producing countries have reduced their oil production from may in order to maintain production and the low level until the end of the year the civilized at the market. so this is one of the topics today. also the conflict between israel and thomas is on the agenda for both meetings, 2 and the same time the same time as this visit should be seen in the context of the russian internal

e and passed through to the you and she said, i hadn't had time. she said she hadn't had time to read this whole report yet. but she said, we will be watching it very closely. clearly this is a pretty significant move by south africa is this will now, the ball will be in the court, so to speak of the i c, j. to review this. many people have been calling. what's the, israel's actions in guys a genocide? now it'll be up to the i. c. j to take this into more consideration. the for, i don't know if we look at some of the days of the news. and russia has launched one of the largest miss island drug strikes on ukraine. since this dawn of its full scale invasion, you create an official say. at least 30 civilians were killed in the 18 hour attack targeting major cities, including keys and hockey's us president joe biden. says the assault shows, the russian president vladimir pigeons goals remain unchanged. ultimately, 2 years of fighting. i said, beg reports now from keith, the smoke rises into the sky above peace. the off, the mazda of rushing me saw stri

e and passed through to the you and she said, i hadn't had time. she said she hadn't had time to read this whole report yet. but she said, we will be watching it very closely. clearly this is a pretty significant move by south africa is this will now, the ball will be in the court, so to speak of the i c, j. to review this. many people have been calling. what's the, israel's actions in guys a genocide? now it'll be up to the i c. j to take this into more consideration. the us secretary of state antony blinking has approve the style of high explosive artillery shells and related equipment to as ro, bypassing a congressional review. petit calhane report from washington dc for weeks in the phone calls with there's really counterparts and their public statements pretty much every member of the by the administration has been said. it is time for israel to move to a lower intensity operation. meaning it targeted operations against mosse operatives, but no mass bombings involved in civilians. with that said, we've now heard the secretary of state has a pr

e and saudi arabia would finance the rebuilding of gauze. the author, the rule is, comes and made his way to you. so it's before the conflicts to normalize relations with some of its neighbors, mainly with just 5 parts of the international community holding for a 2 state solution. the decision is not very popular among gets really official. we respect and cherish the president of the united states. joe biden, who went out of his way during the most difficult periods for the states of his ro, this is true friendship. we live here, this is our country, the historical estates of our ancestors. there will be no palestinian states here. we will never allow one of the state to be established between the jordan river and the see we will never go back to us low. and in the woods of president barton, the security of the jewish people is at stake here. this is definitely the case. and a palestinian states would endanger it. we spoke with a abdullah, i'll let jenn i added bar rainy column is done to a political novelist who believes that only an immedi

a. it's been more than 8 months since the lives of millions of student needs were plunged into conflict and uncertainty. the are assess power, military group or rapid support forces has gained momentum in recent weeks, consolidating its grip on the vast door for region and seizing new territory, including in the last few days, the country. second largest city was mcdonny. that's been a major 8 hub for people displaced from their homes. and now the un says at least a quarter of a 1000000 sudanese are being forced to flee yet again the regional body, a god which has been trying to spearhead peace talks, said just last week to the end security commitment from the rival sides to implement the ceasefire and hold a dialogue. so how does this latest development and one medina change the dynamics of the conflict? where does it leave the prospect of a political settlement? we'll put these questions to our guests in just a moment. after this update from victoria, good. the already display stopped

e and saudi arabia. while the head was meeting with an icy, vladimir putin has been addressing the russian calling for him. here in the capital, russian president, speaking about the state of the economy and russia, believes in effect, economic global models, something that he says is disregarded by western pines. if that could give me an idea of was made to story and this is just, you know, this is now the entire global system of economic relations is undergoing a stage of that. and as it has just been saved, but if you reverse angle germany, they are connected with the fact that the former model of globalization being replaced by a multi point model. and really in need of it's costing just remembered the former un secretary general mr. coffee on his dish. sophie was a brilliant diplomat, a very good and decent man. i can say that for sure. and he spoke sincerely. and it really seemed impossible to deny it. at that time. actually, there was nothing to deny because of globalization was there? it was deve

a. it's been more than 8 months since the lives of millions of student needs were plunged into conflict and uncertainty. the are assessed power, military group, or rapid support forces has gained momentum in recent weeks, consolidating its grip on the vast door for region and seizing new territory, including in the last few days, the country, 2nd largest city wad mcdonny. that's been a major 8 hub for people displaced from their homes. and now you and says at least a quarter of a 1000000 sudanese are being forced to flee. yet again, the regional body of god, which has been trying to spearhead peace talks, said just last week to the end security commitment from the rival sides to implement the ceasefire and hold a dialogue. so how does this latest development in one medina change the dynamics of the conflict? where does it leave the prospect of a political settlement? we'll put these questions to our guests in just a moment. after this update from victoria, good. already display stopped 2

e and passed through to the you and she said, i hadn't had time. she said she hadn't had time to read this whole report yet. but she said, we will be watching it very closely. clearly this is a pretty significant move by south africa is this will now, the ball will be in the court, so to speak of the i c, j. to review this. many people have been calling. what's the, israel's actions in guys a genocide? now it'll be up to the i. c. j to take this into more consideration. your effective state anthony blinking has approved the sale of high explosive artillery shells and related equipment to israel, bypassing a congressional review of zeros particle. hanging has moved from washington dc for weeks in the phone calls, but there's really counterparts in their public statements. pretty much every member of the by the administration has been said, it is time for israel to move to a lower intensity operation. meaning it targeted operations against mosse operatives, but no mass bombings involved in civilians. with that said, we've now heard the secretary of s

a. it's been more than 8 months since the lives of millions of student needs were plunged into conflict and uncertainty. the are assessed power, military group, or rapid support forces has gained momentum in recent weeks, consolidating its grip on the vast door for region and seizing new territory, including in the last few days the country. second largest city was mcdonny. that's been a major aide hub for people displaced from their homes and now un says at least a quarter of a 1000000 student needs are being forced to flee. yet again, the regional body of god, which has been trying to spearhead piece talks, said just last week to the end security commitment from the rival sides to implement the cease fire and hold a dialogue. so how does this latest development in one medina change the dynamics of the conflict? where does it leave the prospect of a political settlement? we'll put these questions to our guests in just a moment. after this update from victoria, good. the already displace

e and, and uh, that apparently has not been a problem before. but uh, it is a little bit puzzling that they have moved to us. and the one madonica is easily is i have how many, how have this sydney's reacted to the fall of one mcdonny the fall to the or assess as soon as people in the shop they did not expect the meat of cheap dependent just given time. and the cheap without for being a 5. i think i will just people at that you know, the chat vision to support the community. again is made up of support for students for the past 8 months. so, so i kind of, i'm now losing that paper community that they would be able to kind of, you know, defeat, that's for forces at any point. uh, but the take one important thing that people out of now the likely use that the military has never in this world particularly, but also felt that this be put to provide, to protect the billions there being time to protect the bases have been time to protect the interest ever since the or stopped it, but you know, in all the states in that code agent and then called to th

u, a. e and bastard of the you. and she said i hadn't had time. she said she hadn't had time to read this whole report yet, but she said we will be watching it very closely. clearly this is a pretty significant move by south africa is this will now the ball will be in the court, so to speak of the i c j. to review this, many people have been calling what israel's actions in guys a genocide. now it will be up to the i c, j to take this into more consideration us secretary of site antony blinking has approve the style of high explosive outs hillary shelves and related equipment to israel, bypassing a congressional review petticoat line reports from washington, dc. for weeks in the phone calls with, there's really counterparts in their public statements. pretty much every member of the by the administration has been said, it is time for israel to move to a lower intensity operation. meaning it targeted operations against him, aust operatives. but no mass of bombings involving civilians. with t

and then a brief talk with the u. i. e president, letting me put in said the palestinian culture. it will be the focus of the continued negotiations. a must have to and you know, there's no way of knowing it. we also called the right on the international stage. the united was to be there at the average, making great contribution to stabilize the situation in the world as a non permanent member of the un security council. and of course, we are going to discuss the situation in the hottest spots all the world. first of all, in the error of the publicity in the end is really complex, locked up. and of course, i'm going to inform you about the situation with the ukranian cries is the time to learn more on costing lots of water is equal to the general foods in the u. a. e right now. and you know, you go to so much going on behind closed doors uprooted in visiting the u i. e. then re add, of course, tomorrow, here in moscow, the iranian president is coming here. but where you are right now, what's coming so far, fusions, because as well. absolutely, rory, basically all these things that

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and so the vehicle in for a ceasefire and the u. s. opposing it, i think the best answer to that is what the winston, how winston churchill described, the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else. saying that's the ceasefire. only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is shallow and it is absolutely a wrong, very entity is not on just in, not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the saudi b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the administration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have consequences. that's what harm american interest for the forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we weren't them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear view, excluding of the 8 on the other, the activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama adminis

in the ending the blockade on thought that was imposed by psycho ravia egypt, u, a e and by ray. and in fact, the picture that was taken at the signing that, that signify the end of the blockade inside the rape you're. in other words, the picture was taken the needed with lined up. it was checking the wall that was standing next to the amid of got that. now we don't expect made any major changes in terms of regional policies. but when that new is announced, that we're basically fight some changes. but only we can only wait and see what happens next. all right, so thank you very much for that. that's as a big live in kuwait city. if he's one person has been killed in the russian jordan striking the southern ukrainian region of odessa, the earlier ukraine authorities when he's 1st, which of what they say was a russian for an attack on a hospital in the eastern case on region. the doctor was injured in the hospital damaged moscow has denied targeting civilian infrastructure. so the ends of losing and parliamentary and local elections president the alexander of which isn't running, b

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