to serious escalation as he lashes out for the next few days of the absolute critical will be are covering all of that for our viewers. but dana, thanks so much for today and we look forward to next tempering. dana: you give sets of stories of those on the ground those trying to flee will continue having that all week with your perch at the time to you today are coverage continues, brett picks up her continuing specialized coverage of the war on ukraine. >> russian president vladimir putin is or the nuclear forces to be foot on high alert. a strong resistance from the ukrainians slow russian forces in ukraine should call ukrainian resident zelensky president biden readies his first state of the union address. welcome to washington and to fox news alive i am bret baier. we have peter doocy at the white house jennifer griffin life from the pentagon. lucas thomason in lviv in ukraine but we start with trey

yingst on the ground in kyiv where they are fiercely defending their homeland for russian invaders, trait. >> good evening. air raid sirens sound once again in the ukrainian capitol of kyiv it. as troops and siblings alike try to push back this russian offense of, some ominous words from the mayor of kyiv's amazing evacuations are no longer possible. he said people will have to stay put and fight back against the russians. moving forward, the critical part for the city will be the continued support of the international community. they are looking not only here in the capitol, but across the country for tougher sanctions on russia. and also defensive weapons in the form of antitank missiles and antiaircraft batteries. just yesterday, russian missiles slammed into an apartment building here killing at least two people in overnight an oil depot south of the city was hit also with a russian missile. officials are warning civilians who cannot fight to stay underground in bomb shelters for

those who can are making molotov cocktails, picking up weapons from local police department's, loading them and preparing for war, bret. quick stray, so far you have heard what, small arms fire? have there been big explosions in and around kyiv tonight? >> tonight we've heard explosions, small arms fire air raid sirens going off per the russians quickly trying to choke off the city the mayor again warning people evacuations are no longer possible. started by the bresson forces there will be offenses by these russian troops as they plan to try to take over the capitol city. ukrainian president zelensky is reported is still in kyiv fight the russians as they had many members of parliament, weapons and preparing to fight. >> went to the streets look like did they all go under sees what is it look like today?

the city of kyiv the capitol of ukraine is currently under curfew until monday morning at 8:00 a.m. we do expect that to be extended as they want to keep people off the streets could disguise themselves as saboteurs and ultimately engage not only the civilian population but the strips that are stationed throughout the city. we have seen, just by looking off the balcony here. we cannot go very far from this location as the martial law curfew remains in effect. trucks and barricades on a block also the key arteries into the city. they want to make sure if this russian tank start to roll through kyiv bilby slow down and get the the civilians and troops a chance to fight back. >> will listen, you stay safe will check and a little bit later, trey thank you. we will go to lviv, ukraine where they are preparing for war lucas tomlinson's life on the ground there at the latest, lucas.

>> lucas can you hear me? lucas tomlinson in lviv. >> bret a week ago college kids in the summer having gone there out they did not think the russians were coming. today they are making bombs. we saw walking the streets much larger some of these tanks in this country because of this many people are many are fleeing thousands are making their way work trait was just reported moving their weight to lviv. in the past 24 hours, bret, 120 americans have left ukraine according to u.s. officials a sign that desperation the russian invasion began early thursday morning for it is

notable the tricolored flag is not been raised over any major city in this city the students i've spoken to today very nervous they feel like it is only a matter of time the russians are trying to thousand russian marines just landed are now sure in a southeast ukraine are moving on that city. ukrainians are putting up a fierce fight many worried reinforcements will prevent challenges along with the battle hardened fighters that are other way in. earlier russian forces expelled -- ukrainian forces expelled russians special forces to the north eat the major victory for the ukrainian forces. it is a growing concerns like this that are sending men many people fleeing. only ukrainian women and children can fleet this country put out military age males 18 -- 60 are forbidden from leaving the country because of president zelensky is to create an for war pretty creighton leaders are feeling bold after speech by german chancellor promising to boost defense spending. many in the u.s. have wanted for

years more and partly for ukraine's fighting fiercely on the ground. germans are promising 1000 antitank missiles and 500 stinger antiaircraft missiles to shoot down the russian gunships for those weapons used to slow down the advance on day for putin's work here in ukraine. in a message to nato vladimir putin said today he is putting his nuclear forces on high alert. it is likely u.s. forces will respond in kind spurts of art no confirmation from the pentagon for this is a dramatic increase in tensions on day for the ground war. much like there is a curfew here in lviv and western ukraine and goes in effect the next hour through 6:00 a.m. local, bret. bret: lucas a thomases live on the ground in lviv. turning now to washington the bite administration working with the western allies by russia in the north lawn of the white house, peterborough. >> bret's, president biden is not here at the white house. he is at home in delaware but we didn't just get this update though from an official who said

president biden has been speaking with his national security team regularly today to receive updates on russia and ukraine. we know his team has been monitoring those reports that russia put their nuclear readiness -- russia elevated their nuclear readiness. >> first of all, george, this is really a pattern we have seen from president putin through the course of this conflict. which is manufacturing threats that do not exist in order to justify further aggression. in the global community and american people should look at it through that prism. >> now white house officials directing me to this statement the russians signed onto in january said we affirm a nuclear war cannot be won unless it must never be fought. if not nuclear though, there is growing concern that putin could turn to chemical weapons. >> certainly nothing is off the table with this guy. he is willing to use whatever tools he can to intimidate

ukrainians and the world. and again, we have to continue as the president has indicated, to hold him accountable. that is exactly what we are doing here in new york. >> and now, some lawmakers are wondering whether or not and has seen anything in the first few days of this invasion that makes him want to pull back a little bit as these peace talks are set to start on ukraine's borders. >> as for the prospects of discussions at the border, look, i hope and i believe that putin may well finally realize he made a huge error. that he was in bad elite miscalculate how hard the people of ukraine would fight. and the nature of the world's response. in this modern world with more being conducted in people filming it and passing it around the world. >> it is pretty quiet here at the white house today with the president out of town. we understand he is right now

attending the memorial service for a relative who recently passed away at a country club close to home there. bret. bret: peter we heard from the president earlier this week that he has no plans to talk with vladimir putin in that press back-and-forth that you were a part of. but is there a sense inside the administration there's any kind of a back channel with the russians? there's all this talk how putin is a different person. is there any communication on any level do we think with the russians? what's there's a lot of communication is not all back channels. talk to jen psaki about this the other day, they think there are issues outside of ukraine that are of such great national security interest to the u.s. that they need to team up with the russians like the iran nuclear talks are. we are on the same side of those negotiations as the russians. that is not going to change anytime soon. bret: the disconnect talking

about him possibly using chemical weapons or immobilizing a nuclear force and then sitting down at the table to get an ironic nuclear deal through is pretty stark. >> just from a practical perspective you've got to think it is kind of awkward for these diplomats whose leaders are having a war of words. but joe biden is saying that vladimir putin is going to be the pariah on the world stage. he is saying is trying to re-create the soviet union. he is saying he has naked ambition with concerns to his invasion plans. and then they diplomats are set to go and kind of figured things out like that is not happening. bret: will follow that that's a serious disconnect. peter live on the north one. thanks. that that defense department have the situation on the ground in ukraine is unfolding pure national security correspondent

jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, jennifer precooked bret eye contact in the pentagon's point of view there is no contact there is not been any contact with their russian counterparts. so those conversations, there is not a discussion back channel between the defense secretary and others. we asked about that this morning. today is the seventh anniversary of the assassination of putin's main opposition leader. he hasn't gone down on a bridge leading to the kremlin seven years ago today, every 27th. russians are laying flowers on the bridge where he was kille t. tons of flowers with antiwar messages note for war, acts of defiance by russian people who could be arrested for protesting the war on ukraine. intelligence analysts think that putin is attempting to escalate to de-escalate by threatening to put his nuclear forces on high alert rate senior u.s. defense official tells me this could

make things much more dangerous. they have no reason to doubt what he says he plans to do. the president of belarus, said the new sanctions from the u.s. and the eu is pushing russia to a third world war. russian conventional forces are facing stiff resistance like these ukrainians using their bodies to block a russian tank. russian forces have not taken any major cities yet or achieved air. orgy. they remain 30 kilometers outside of the capitol. no change in the past 24 hours. they have faced fuel shortages, supply and logistics issues, of particular concern the northeast of lviv due east of chernobyl where it looks like russian forces are preparing for a siege that would lead to many civilian deaths according to a senior u.s. defense official today. u.s. officials have described the ukrainian resistance as a remarkably brave heroic as evidenced by the students

singing the ukrainian national anthem in the underground subway. we are seeing image after image those subways serving as bomb shelters. the u.s. assessed putin has committed about two thirds of russian comeback power arrayed against ukraine into the country. the zelensky government is still governing, they state still available. zelensky has little bleat the talks with the belarus delegation the russian delegation on the border tomorrow with belarus will bear any fruit, bet brexit. bret: just moments ago the mayor of kyiv told the associated press the time for evacuation of the capitol city is over. he says quote, right now we are encircled this is day four we have been talking about how u.s. officials at the pentagon and other places are really impressed by the ukrainian resistance but it is day four and it is david versus goliath essentially. >> they are very clear at the pentagon for they do remind us all the time this is only day

four. while the russian conventional forces have not performed that well, they are now encircling the cities they are now going to be bringing in artillery. what comes next in terms of the bombardment of the cities we've seen in chechnya, or russian forces due to cities they are not precision fire weapons that they are going to be using. so if those tanks roll into the streets there at ambush territory the homemade molotov cocktails the snipers will be targeting those tanks the russians know that. so they are setting up this encirclement, which historically has not been a good thing for civilians in cities like the capitol kyiv. spent the watch at very close he had back on the ground we can, jennifer thank you. president biden is set to deliver his first state of the union address on tuesday. more on that, what will be in there, what we might hear. much more of this war on going after the break.

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for my what member the senate armed service committee, joni ernst. senator thank you for being here for. >> thank you bret. bret: how do you see it day by day watching the ukrainians push back against russian forces? >> this is heartbreaking, bret. as i've asked point to many viewers before i spent some time in ukraine as part of the soviet union in 1989. what i learned from the ukrainians at that point what they wanted to be free. that remains true today, ukrainians want to be free. what we see this aggression shown by a arete shot, by vladimir putin is absolutely unacceptable and unacceptable across the world stage. we have to do more to provide a lethal of the ukrainians. we need to cut off russian energy sources we need to become energy independent and we need to make sure we are doing absolutely everything we can to

allow the ukrainians freedom and democracy. the night this moment about high alert for nuclear deterrent forces in russia getting word that putin has put them on that alert. the foreign minister of ukraine weighed in on that early this morning, take a listen. >> the order of president putin, to put on high alert his nuclear weapons as a direct threat to use this nuclear weapon against ukraine. then, i have very simple message. it will be catastrophic for the world but it will not break us down. we will not surrender. we will not capitulate. we will not give up a single inch of our territory. >> obvious to the occurring

minister very resolved. this whole move on nuclear weapons how do you see that what you see inside the senate armed services committee? >> it would be a catastrophe. it would be the end of the russian federation. this type of action going to nuclear war would absolutely not be tolerated by anyone around this globe. we certainly need to hear president biden speak out against these type of actions. making these types of threats we need our president to step up and be a leader, not a follower but a leader and decry these announcements by vladimir putin. but again this would truly be the end of the russian federation as the rest of the world would step up and destroy him for an. >> has been a lot of criticism from your side of the aisle some on the democratic side as well the administration was slow on sanctions when it comes to energy specifically.

jen saw kate was asked about u.s. production and how that factors in this morning, take a listen. >> oil leases what this actually justifies an president biden's was the fact we need to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, and oil in general and we need to look at other ways having energy in our country and others. >> so reduce dependence on foreign oil but at the same time doing what the administration has done to energy. >> this is really interesting. we have decreased up independence when it comes to our fuel sources and instead become much more reliant upon russia. and now we see the united states negotiating with iran and offering to lift sanctions on iran as we work through a new nuclear agreement with them. this is a ludicrous this president and the claimant alarmists that are out there

they need to take that and move a different direction. we should be producing her own energy here in the united states of america, providing for american jobs, driving down energy crisis right here at home and not relying on our near. adversaries like russia and iran. what does this administration not understand that energy security as a national security? >> last thing senator, you have a response a republican response to the state of union address from your governor and iowa, governor reynolds. >> yes and i am so proud of our governor and our wonderful state of iowa. kim reynolds has been a true patriot and a leader there so many different challenges. she is striving to of course lower taxes for iowans. make sure that our teachers and our students, and our families have a path forward through

covid. she has done it admiral job there. she has opened our economy. she's one of the first state leaders to do that during covid-19. and i am just very thankful that she has the opportunity to highlight iowa and pushback on this disastrous biden administration for. >> are et cetera joni ernst from iowa thank you for the time. >> thank you brad so much god bless you. >> and the other cited al we have with this democratic congressman from california, member of the house oversight reform committee, congress and thank you for being here for. >> my pleasure thanks. >> on the start were sent with senator ernst. your sense of ukraine how you see it and how we factor in there? next i agree with almost everything senator ernst said about must be unified, must be firm i disagree about the energy portion. i would say i disagree about her observation of president biden

for this is opportunity for republicans and democrats to be united in the fight against the unwarranted active aggression by dictator. bret: earlier today the ambassador to the u.s. from ukraine spoke out about possible peace talks between the ukrainians and the russians. talk that maybe there's going to be a meeting along the border with belarus. listen to the ambassador. >> emmett ready for peace talks? we are not ready to surrender. of course we are ready for any peace talks that would stop the war and would get them out of our country. but is too early to talk now. >> is there hope that's going to work looking at what putin has done in recent days? and most recently putting his nuclear forces on high alert. >> we have got to have hope. got to have hope for the show of unity and it will bring them to his senses but having said that i remember being in ukraine after the first incursion with

the kgb officer say about president putin only asked how he could trust him because he lives in the kgb officer said well he is not lying. to meet this is hopeful but the reality is, this is a very unstable untruthful person. bret: you mention the unity there are number of nations who have not done aggressive things before it like, germany stepping up with the defense budget also sending in weapons. even sweden, switzerland signed the to step to the plate. and now there is unity on the swift banking poland russia from the financing. that is a big move, right congressman? >> absolutely we need to go after the money laundering oligarchs that surround putin. individual with $100 billion. and then the new chancellor of germany really showed some

courage and stopping nord stream2 about energy and how we have to be independent both now and in the near term transitioning fossil fuels. >> on that points, why not open up the keystone pipeline? why not do more leases now to change the dynamic and send the signal to the world the u.s. is not dialing it back. before the technology takes us to the next climate change moment. >> i don't think it is necessary. we have to be open to all options. the u.s. is the largest exporter of the country the fossil fuel products. here in california we are moving rapidly in the chinese are as well. i don't think that is necessary. bret: you're getting ready for the president determine the

state of union address the new abc pull on the economy and the president's leadership, do you approve or disapprove of the way the president is handling these things? the economy down to 37% disapproval 58% covid where he was successful early on as far as the polls is underwater and rush ukraine down to 33%. this is a tough speech for this president if you look at the dynamics. how do you see it? >> it is a tough speech these are unstable times as you know, brian. i think we have an opportunity and help the president will speak to this, to reaffirm what reagan has said, but and we are stable and we are hopeful for the future but we've got to get through some tough times inflation is part of it. bret: congressman we appreciate your time. >> my pleasure, thanks for asking me on. >> will take a closer look at what is happening on the ground in ukraine as russia pushes

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without russia in it. now of course he was referring or backing up president putin's comments today but he made before the defense minister and his chief of general staff. here's what putin had to say about this nuclear weapons earlier today. >> top officials and it is leading countries make aggressive statements against our country. for this reason i give orders to the defense minister and the chief of the general staff to introduce a special combat servicers even the russian armies difference forces. >> it was a day of a rather threatening comments, bret, from putin's allies. we hear from the leader of chechnya has sent some of his troops very proudly to ukraine to fight. he has said he thanks putin and his army need to step up their work, get the job done. and then to belarus who is been helping president putin in his war in ukraine. he was out and about today the referendum in fact sending his

rule until 2035. he took pot shots at the ukrainian president zelensky calling him little napoleon and suggesting he looked like he had been on some drinking and binge walking around town and those t-shirts saying this is just a bed of roses at this point. in just a few days will come to bloom and then there will be a war and then there will be a meat grinder. this, bret, zelensky has always made up day and night showing his support from his people probably not sleeping. clearly being quite steadfast in his determination to say amongst his people is important to point out belarus extends almost all of branches zelensky to have some more negotiations a lot of people assume is a figley third attempt by summertime, bret. bret: there may be some along the border tomorrow so that goes. very quickly for people do not

get it about the in moscow and throughout russia, how significant that is. how much those people are taking really their lives, their livelihood, well, that is the sentiment among so many people. how do you express it? we've had it on social media. had calls on social media for all decent people to come out onto the streets because they have a responsibility as russian citizens to say no to all of this. yes the police are out in force. it's the seventh anniversary of the assassination of opposition figure and so there were clashes around his memorial site where people later flowers. he was very outspoken about the annexation of crimea and died a year after that. it is a huge risk that fact we see any people coming out is significant. the issue is until it is a mass of people it's not likely to change putin's position on

anything as regards to this war, bret. bret: amy kellogg and moscow, thanks. this take a look at the situation ukraine bring it back to the map. we have the areas that russian is essentially holding. there are no major cities as of this hour that russia is holding. you have obviously kyiv is a center here we just heard from the mayor saying it is time the evacuations cannot go forward because they are surrounded by all sides according to the mayor of kyiv. here there was a major battle going back-and-forth with ukrainians with ukrainians pushing back on russian forces. they have been funneling in from russia this way. and then the area there have been advances by the russians here. there is a big area down here by crimea. i want to show you up close. a big fight, russian forces destroying a dam that was built

to stop the flow of water to crimea. there been a lot of airstrikes in this area. just here, ten siblings of greek origin we are told or taken out and killed in that area over the past day. this area you see right here this is along the border to the north and east. this has been a major battle for ukrainian forces that have come in with brigades in this way and fighting the russian forces as they are advancing. they have used cluster warheads one was found embedded in the ground there it is been a major battle of the ukrainian forces according to the u.s. and british intelligence have done very, very well for themselves and they are not a big force retired four-star general philip joins me on this or more on this for general use apprise the resistance of the ukrainians. as we look at this breakdown

209,000 active personnel versus 900,000. we've got an overwhelmingly david and goliath operation here yet they're having success holding back the russians. >> they are bret. thanks for having me on. they had some time to prepare and maybe the world was not paying attention. we are paying so much attention to the russian forces that we were not watching what ukraine is doing for they prepared a good defense in depth they are causing problems for russia from the moment they crossed the borders into their country. bret: had these armored columns of tanks, like this the t890. a number of them have been taken out with antitank weapons, javelins, stingers, what about that? germany is funneling in those weapons. the question is how the ukrainians get them from the various countries that are now stepping to the plate providing them? >> so, we have got many javelins

in their ahead of time but we do not have any u.s. stingers the stingers are all being provided by other nato nations. don't forget that ukraine is a very advanced country. they are making their own antitank weapons. today, as things are coming in to ukraine they are coming through the polish border primarily and some are coming from the south. but many nato nations as you know now is a great sign are stepping up to help equip the ukrainians in this battle. bret: general as you see this map and hear the stories of forces coming into kyiv or at least surround them about 30 climbers we are told, what do you see from a strategic standpoint? and all of these reds are airstrikes or fires reported on the map. >> there are several things happening that are worrisome. the attacks in the east are primarily to fix some of the

best ukrainian forces that are in the east so that those ukrainian forces cannot respond to the north or the south, which appears to be the two most dramatic directions now. what you also do not have on your map is the russian naval infantry landing in odessa. that is the last really good remaining that ukraine has. now, what we know there is is a pretty small force now. they seem to be holding some the port facilities. but odessa is a huge account i don't think the russians are ready to try to assault them. just remember if they close that port really cuts ukraine off from the sea. >> these marines we are about 2000 russian force landed kind of at a marina landing there. that fighting has been intense general. >> that is incorrect. the push on kyiv is obviously

important. and for kyiv, this is an area we did not anticipate quite so much in the beginning. but clearly they're making a hard push their ukrainians are doing a good job of holding them off. even though they truly are surrounding that city i believe kyiv is a little more being attacked from the north. but there are some forces along the southern edge as well. bret: general breedlove we appreciate time today sir thank you. one potential general candidate is a clear favorite this year's c packed straw poll. we will tell you who it is and go there live right after the break

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>> good afternoon to you for just a few moments ago cpac wrapped up for this year. as you well know, traditionally at the end of this event attendees get a chance to find out who they would like to see as the republican nominee and the next presidential race. given the audience who seen at this conference it's really no surprise former president donald trump taking first place in this year's cpac poll. just like he did a year ago in a second florida governor desantis with 28% support of and the numbers trailer up pretty quickly with former secretary state michael pompeo filed by kentucky senator rand paul and also the governor of south dakota. trump received a hero's welcome lesson when he took the stage. it really felt like the rally speech the presidential election was going to happen any day. we did hear some the same one-liners were used to hearing from him out on the campaign stoppard but he also dropped some of the strongest hints to get about a potential third run for the white house. >> we did it twice, and we will do it again. we are going to be doing it

again a third time. this is a tipping point for the country. and the stakes could not be higher. losing is not an option. we must win in 2022. we must win in 2024. >> and trump also had a lot to say about the crisis ongoing in ukraine and russia present double down on some comments he made earlier in the week calling russian president vladimir putin smart he also said what's been going on is an atrocity, and outraged and appalling and americans need to show strong support for ukraine. he also, bret, heard from a number of high-profile republicans who will likely be joining trump on that potential run at 2024 paid many of them saying they believe the bite of ministration needs to be tougher on russia. they have a lot more to say on these pressing foreign policy matters in the next several weeks, bret. bret: mark, thank you paired fears grow over russian cyber attacks against the u.s. it. we will tell you, how you can

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u.s. is bracing for possible russian cyber attacks for some experts of fear cyber warfare could cripple key infrastructure of the westford for more on how

americans can go against a cyber security threat we have with this charles marino priest former dhs advisory ceo of a sentinel security solutions for charles, thanks for being here. >> thank you bret. bret: first so i see threat of possible cyber attacks as real. and do you believe americans can do something to change the dynamic personally? >> yes i think the cyber threat is very real we have seen a rush is committed to implementing cyber within their overall operations, with the your war in ukraine and here in the u.s. we are preparing as such. critical infrastructure here in the united states, bret, falls primarily on the hands of private sector partners of the department of homeland security through cyber infrastructure to security agencies and the fbi have been working very closely with all of these critical infrastructure companies to make sure there is robust information sharing. and also that they are prepared, their patching is up-to-date and that they are monitoring their

systems closely and reporting information to the government and vice versa. and so far it seems to be working well. bret: at senator mark warner he's the chair of the intelligence committee and special report this week. and i asked him about the cyber warfare and how concerned he is about it, take a listen. >> we have to be concerned about when these sanctions take place russia launching some type of cyber option against america or nato. or even the more this gets into the gray areas again or put ten and a census of the cyber criminals it is open season to use your rant somewhere against any american and european institution. bret: knowing what you know is what keeps you up at night? >> it absently does. we now they say that that is very real beyond government and companies that have taken some actions, what can everyday americans do? >> every day americans most are using larger services to their internet providers and those are the companies that the

government is working closely with to make sure that service remains uninterrupted. but the senator is exactly right. we know that most of the cyber attacks are not going to come from the russian government per se. but through their proxies of criminal organizations paired we have experienced this year in the u.s. as has the rest of the world. and that is their mo. i'm sure they are conducting cyber attacks and trolling right now as we speak in ukraine. ukraine is getting a lot of help with remaining connected by state actors, governments, nonstate actors in the private sector. the whole goal here, bret, is to make sure services are not widely interrupted and crippled that could affect everyday americans. bret: quickly, the scary part from the big picture is a cyber attack on a nato ally, could trigger article five and countries defending that ally.

>> no, you are right. this is all fluid, bret, cyber is fairly new especially as we are over in the workspace right now right now. so, there are no rules so to speak. they are being interpreted in real-time. so yes it would in fact fall under article five. cyber attacks are very hard to control and could spill over for example from ukraine and then we would have another problem there were it would involve the nato allies to take action against russia. bret: charles marino we appreciate that's our time will be watching the space closely thanks. >> thank you. bret: breaking news and live reports on the ground in ukraine. new attacks plus here in the nation's capitol i will be joined onset by the uk ambassador to the u.s. about the situation right after the break.

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