u. russia. other nations have sent additional firefighting forces to help the number of deaths rose to 8th on sunday. as the bodies of a couple were found in that burned out home. the fire been fed by strong winds and high temperatures. more than a 100 blazes of erupt in about 30 provinces across turkey, and estimated at 100000 tact as of land of burned. other headline news, 3 people have been killed in a morning rush hour train crash in the czech republic. it happened around a 150 kilometers west of the capital more than 50 of an injured 8. critically check railway says one of the trains was an international high speed service to germany, and the other was a local computer service. it's thought one of the drivers mr. red light. i think he ever not identified man struck the generator. hand grenade at the entrance of the building that houses the ukrainian cabinet. the facility was evacuated as special forces moved, and the suspect was eventually detained, but his motives are not yet known. that's

u. russia and other nations have sent additional firefighting forces to help the number of deaths rose to 8 on sunday as the bodies of a couple were found in their burned out home. the fires have been fed by strong winds and high temperatures. more than 100 blazes have erupt it in about 30 provinces across turkey, and estimated 100000 heck. tears of land have burnt. 3 people have been killed in a morning rush hour train crash in the czech republic, around 150 kilometers west of the capitol. more than 50 have been injured. 8 critically checked railway says, one of the trains was an international high speed service to germany, and the other was a local commuter train. it was thought one of the drivers missed a red signal. and, and kim and an identified man as threatened to detonate a hand grenade at the entrance of the building that houses ukrainian cabinet. facility was evacuated, as special forces moved in the suspect was eventually detained, but his motives are not yet known. here's an interesting one. they are modern eco friendly and they're everywhere. we're talking about those elec

u. russia and other nations of st. additional 5 fighting 40 as dialed the number of death throes to 8 on sunday has the bodies of a couple were found in that burned out home. the fires have been fed by strong winds and high temperatures. more than a 100 blazes of erupt it and about 30 provinces across turkey, an estimated 100000 hector as of land who burned the headlines right now. 3 people have been killed in the morning. rush hour train crash in the czech republic around a 150 kilometers west of the capitol. more than 50 have been injured. 8 of them critically check railway says one of the trains was an international high speed service to germany, and the other was a local can you to service? it's for the one of the drivers, mr. red signal. and then i'm done to 5 man threatened to detonate. a hank renee to the entrance of the building that houses ukrainian cabinet. the facility was evacuated, a special forces moved in the suspect was eventually detained, but his motives are not yet known. checking in with our t america next. stand by for news views. hughes the rather driven by dream

u and russia? well, clearly in some senses, the relations between the u. k. the you and russia, art are pretty poor state right now, given the level of activity. this is happened over recent years involving members of the russian intelligence service leaks. that's the accusation from western governments, both in the e u, the u. k. and others there accusation that russian officials, russian representatives, russian intelligence, service operatives have been active in their minds in parts of the e. u. certainly in the united kingdom, people will recall a level of activity that the british government accuses the russians of complicity in, in the u. k. regarding the case of the script pass, the russian family, the father and daughter who were the victims of a navi shock poisoning some time ago. but there be more recent development. certainly in the course of the last few months in june. here in germany, a russian research assistant working at the university of augsburg was arrested by german police. the accusation that the person concerned had been handing over in

whatever, open fire, you know, we have that incident on crimea between the, you know, between russia and the u. k. russia, according to the russian navy, russian defense ministry, opening fire, fire and warning shot at, at the u. k. ship, do you, do you see anything like that potentially happening as a warning from china? no, the chinese play a different game and this is a very different environment. then the credit and the crimea and the black sea. the chinese were to do that in a major trade route. they're risking having a naval action, basically several other economic lifeline. this is different from the in the case, this is very different from the ukranian, the black sea case where there isn't an existential threat to russia. ukraine in the black sea where that in the, in the south china sea, the contested military. the economic consequences for china would be calamitous, because china's economy is export driven. they're completely dependent on middle eastern oil and they would see that come to a screeching halt along with their economy. so the chinese are going to be far more circumspect.

u. s. envoy has met diplomats from china, pakistan and russia. other meetings with diplomats from the u. s. u india and also taking place us get more on the talks now with my jim jim who is life for us in the hallway. those talks are taking place. so mm hm. a day, 3 of 3. any progress made so far has and there been no official statements that have been made thus far today with regard to all the delicate diplomacy that has been going on. it is unclear what exactly is being discussed. these are closed sessions that are happening just behind my left shoulder down that hallway. that is where the meeting is currently going on between the delegation of the taliban and the various special envoys that have assembled here, including us special envoy for afghanistan, all my lives at and the pottery, special envoy, doctor butler and bonnie. now, what we do know thus far today is that just a few hours ago, there was a meeting between the african government delegation and the envoys that are here. that meeting lasted about an hour and a half, as it was expecte

u. s. russia, china and pockets on that is a group that is moscow initiated that was created to try to facilitate dialogue when it comes to the intra african peace process. and that's something that we've heard repeatedly from the diplomats. the past 2 days is the ones who are here attending this at such a critical time when it comes to our campus. and they would really like to see some type of breakthrough. not just in the international talks, all these international actors who are trying to come up with some type of joint plan to, to address the rapidly deteriorating situation. afghan extent. but also to try to come up with a way for the inter afghan piece process. i would started last september and to continue to see if there's any way that another meeting can be set up. the last meeting in the interact and piece dialogue was done in mid july. and that process has really come to a stalemate. there hasn't been any momentum, it's unclear if there will be any woman, some in that direction in the next couple of days. but clearly that is the hope of all the limits that are here right now. this is r

has suffered so much shit in the what is all vision as well as part of the extended trio between russia, the u. s. bank is done in china and as part of the mosque and formats using which is generally recognized as the most efficient way to an issue was the part is promote the african settlements that we offer, but it's called for going to stop me actually. so the jefferson, the who show for timely which in a few resumption of these talks, but the government and again establish law was reluctant to you. and we saw what happened is that when politicians cannot cities, where can inefficient matter where you are, there is a higher risk will evolve a military solution absolutely seem to die. natural possible, which fully says then you confirmed my carline, but just of policy. we believe that we need a lot of them to provide all the necessary support for in the yo this reconciliation process inclusive price is going to start and i believe that the moscow format platform has more chances to succeed a youth use. i see news that we see that the neighboring countries with countries further beyond disco

the pipeline will carry gas from russia to the u without passing through ukraine. president, roger him is lensky, says the agreement is a threat to his country and the region where he's growing tension between russia. renee towing year after a series of incidents between military forces, moscow says nato spy planes of stepped up, attempts to gather intelligence in the black sea region. andrew simmons spend a day with the british royal air force pilot stationed in the remaining coastal city of constant. ah, they call them q r a's quick reaction alerts from the physical sprint to the thrust of take all within minutes. these nato fighter jets can intercept or track russian warplanes is the latest incident, the top left of this cockpit russian fighter jet, intercepted of the romanian coastline. it's close with no room for mistakes. pens of meters would seem quite close to $21.00 on initiated. since a relative procedures, it's totally normal. it's been set to in that range. but raffles, commanders, there's nothing normal about what's happening probably in my senior since then we've had, i t

russia has quietly become the number 2 oil supplier to the us. now they're behind canada. after edging out mexico imports to the u. s. from russia, we're up 23 percent in may to $844000.00 barrels per day. why are we seeing this increase in imports, especially amid all of the tensions between these 2 countries? it's fascinating. well, because the different weights of crew. that's why we need it. we, we've seen us really kind of come down hard on venezuelan oil and you're probably seeing, they thought they were gonna be able to force my door out. so basically russia is taking all the oil that was coming from venezuela, and that's probably going to remain the theme, i think right now the u. s. is still focused on keeping the pressure tight against the venezuela president. so that is a story that is probably still supportive for higher prices. i think you're probably you're going to see opec plus is going to remain confident that the u. s. is going to still be a net importer of oil and i think that's why a lot of people are still bullied long term for oil. and one more thing before we go ad, there's one angle that i want

u. s. russia and china are all upgrading these very old arsenals. they claim they want global stability and fewer nuclear warheads, but their actions really say something different. arms control talk seem to be out of style these days, the race is to create usable, nimble nukes that can be concealed and launched from anywhere. think about that for a 2nd. so we witnessing a new nuclear arms race. today we're talking with former congressman john tierney, who is the executive director of the center for arms control and non proliferation . and jacob haldeman, editor of the national interest, one of the nation's leading journals on current and international affairs, is great to have you both here. john, let me start with you and ask you, you know, just a simple question. you know, how many nukes is too many nukes and is america beyond where it should be? well, some of us tell you that, too many do, given the danger that they present human, kind on that. but let's assume that people are still in the mindset of the parents wanting to have enough nuclear we

visit to kiev, she told the cranium president, germany will not allow russia to use the pipeline as a weapon. under a new deal between the u. s. in europe, the plant plan will carry gas from russia to the u without passing through ukraine . president. redeemer is the lensky says, the agreement is a threat to his country and the region. now still ahead on i just, you know, the, the conflict of the ancestral land in brazil. indigenous people are preparing to march on the capital lives shattered by land mines. we hear from victims in columbia with a number of casualties is on the wrong and the olympian limbic champion power to the boston 100 meters for 33 years. more on that is ah ah hello there, let's look at the weather across the middle east on levant, and it's hot, it's dry and it is pretty quiet temperatures all where we expect them to be from much of the region apart from oman, we are seeing the temperature down slightly in moscow. that's thanks to southerly windsor to kicking in over the next 2 days. but it will pick up from wednesday for the wet weather. we have to move to western areas of yemen within showers, with t

those are countries that are comprised of russia, the u. s. pakistan and china. that is a russia initiated group. they meet occasionally to try to figure out ways to get the intro app can piece effort back on track. they conduct these consultations every few months or so. the last time they met in durham was at the end of april. so just earlier this year, now, just in the past half an hour or so, we have seen some members of the taliban delegation arrived here at the primary venue for these talks in doha, they are not speaking to the media. as of yet, i was told a couple of hours ago as well by a member of the african government delegation team that they were expecting to come to this venue for meetings with some of the envoys at some point this afternoon. of course the afternoon has now passed and they have not yet materialized here. so really lack of clarity throughout the day as to what exactly is going on, who specifically is meeting with whom and what we should expect the rest of this evening. tomorrow is day 3 of these talks. i can tell you there is a sense

u. s. imports of crude, unrefined petroleum products from russia grew 23 percent in may, amounting to more than a 100000 barrels every day. mexico comes 3rd after canada and russia, although it accounts for less than 3 percent of us imports. so america has been buying more russian all despite tensions with moscow in the energy sector. indeed, washington regards russia huge north stream to gas pipeline project, a threat to european energy security. in july, germany in the u. s. reached the deal under which berlin will take action if moscow tries to use the pipeline to apply political pressure or commit aggressive acts against ukraine to what it only has almost completely microsoft word. i found it. ultimately, it's in contradiction to the use own energy security goals. i'm sure i'll have an opportunity to reiterate that including the long united states, which requires us to sanction companies participating in the efforts to complete the pipeline clinical analyst. alessandra bruno believes the u. s. is dependent on countries with which it has deep political tensions. washington may dislike a

let's say similar european nations which include germany, russia, the u. s. police and politicians should definitely be interested in limiting the, the amount of force views. but what is hypocritical is the double standards that are applied. and, and again, i fully understand for german media, german officials criticize of the european countries for the us, for the, for, for police force. but why do not, why do they refuse to do the same thing when their own police forces are concerned? that is the of the voting fact. 8 people have been rescued for a helicopter, carrying tourists crushed into a deep lay. can, can chuck kevin rushes far east? there was 16 on board of the time, including 3 crew members, a to suddenly still missing this morning. divers at the scene say they're unable to reach the helicopter the moment because it's about a 125 meters below the surface. well, it is a deep lake and the standard equipment only allows dies to 20 meters. the remote site can be reached by helicopter, and thick fog as well on top of it all further complicating search

u. k. upper russia. china pakistan also whose beckett's done this is expected to be 3 days worth of meetings and really goes to show just how much concern there is about what is going on currently in afghanistan. and to try to get a piece process back on track. let me read you a little bit more of the statement that was issued by all make leels before his arrival here endure. the statement says in several planned rounds of meetings over 3 days, representatives from countries in the region and beyond, as well as from multi multi lateral organizations will press for a reduction of violence and cease fire and a commitment not to recognize a government imposed by force now the meetings have yet to start today, but this really is a critical juncture. what is clear right now is that there is great impetus to try to achieve some kind of goal from these meetings to try to get that. inter ap can piece process back on track. what is less clear is who exactly from afghanistan will be represented. i have been told just in the past 20 minutes that doctor de la da lows the head of the canister high counci

she told the cranium president that germany will not allow russia to use the pipeline as a weapon under a new deal between the u. s. in europe. the pipeline will carry grass from russia to the ear without passing through ukraine. president vladimir has zillion ski, says the agreement is a threat to his country and the region. ah, all right, around the top stories on thousands of people in afghanistan are still struggling to get out. a nato official says 20 people have died in and around the airport in the past 7 days. the british military is calling the conditions extremely challenging. the u. s. says 17000 people including afghans, americans and other nationals have been flown out. but many, a still stranded american commercial airlines have been ordered to provide planes to help speed up evacuation efforts. the 18 aircraft won't go to cobble, but will instead transport afghans who will ready been flown out to their final destinations. how does your castro has more from washington's president biden met with his national security team this morning? as his advisors push back on criticism, calling this u. s. with

u. s. but for russia, for china, for the don. and for blackest on to come to get the seas this opportunity to develop and inclusive of on on of a danger meant which should ensure that the alarm territory is not used against any other country commitment that russia should expect is that the gone taliban will not give them the space to die if the chinese expect that the bands i live on will not give space to e t i m and the commitment that pockets on expect that they will not give space to be really. and d t p. and if they've gone barna able to offer this security commitment and be called rent towards the school of tort than i think some sort of fees can be negotiated while talking about the piece. i mean, is there a concern that the mediators have lost any leverage that they now have? because the taliban is essentially, as it looks at the moment, almost entirely in charge of the country want. what's the incentive for them to listen to anyone else? that's an excellent question, but i think the von taliban are very aware that techni

we've seen that with china and we've seen that with, with russia, the u. s. ever further isolating itself from the, from the world economy is this tendency began about 5 years ago and it just keeps perpetuating itself. the u. s. keeps acting as if it's a big global superpower, but it's failing to show that it actually has that much influence in the world. and that seems to be what's going on. right, and right now we have f canister, there will be traded relationships between the taliban and plenty of other governments and the world that is the only viable or government of the state. i think, i think that's what the buy demonstration understood are going into this, but now you have, now you have all these perfect returns in the other directions. if, as if the u. s. is going to somehow punish, tell, tell me they're going to respond. you know, like, with shocking off to the u. s. is amazing power after 20 years of trying to democratize the country and nation build there and completely and utterly failing. you know, it's not like through sanctions going to hav

russia. however, this discussions around how to include the 2 countries in an attempt to contain afghanistan, days before the u. s. is set to reach its deadline for its withdrawal from the country. but will the us go along with the plan? that remains one of the biggest questions as vice president harris to or se asia, and make comments like this one about beijing. in the south china sea, we know that beijing continuance to coerce to intimidate and to make claims to the vast majority of the south china sea. these unlawful claims have been rejected by the 2016 arbitron tribunal decision. and beijing actions continued to undermine the rules based order and threaten the sovereignty of nations. joining me now, this gas is billed moscow, her fan investigative journalist been fond now, then we know that president bite enjoying this emergency call between g 7 leaders on tuesday morning, which was actually coordinated by u. k. prime minister boris johnson. and it was johnson's comment about russia and china that were surprising. what to the up to a. yeah, they were somewhat surprising and i think somewhat realistic, wh

u. k. prime minister boris johnson. and it was johnson comments about russia and china that were surprising. what to the up is a yeah, they were somewhat surprising and i think somewhat realistic, which is essentially saying, look, the situation in afghanistan has deteriorated pretty quickly. it's been, i think shocking to most of the world to actually see again a thin fall in a matter of weeks to the taliban fighting force. we should remind folks only 75000 against a, an african trained army of 350000. that took a couple days for them to basically take over the entire country. it took them just a weekend to take over the capital city and take the presidential palace. so having said that, the u. s. recognizes in the u. k recognizes in italy and france, a lot of the nato countries that they cannot stop what's happening there and moving forward. they really, really are not going to have a presence. so who can actually deal with the taliban? both china and russia are keeping inside of afghanistan right now. they're embassies, they're keeping them active and there will be working with the taliba

let's say you repeat nations which include germany, russia, the u. s. police and politicians should definitely be interested in limiting the, the amount of force views. but what is hypocritical is the double standards that are applied and, and again, i fully understand german media. german officials criticize of the european countries while the us for the full for police force. but why do not? why do they refuse to do the same thing when their own police forces are concerned? that is the of the voting fact. but room for joining us on the united states has one the right to challenge key evidence in as you can tradition, case after the decision is fiance stella morris made an impassioned player. so the high court in london where she spoke of the threats shin, a family of received threats against me, that's against our children's threats, against death threats against you. in eldest son, daniel sits on julian life threats of 175 year sentence. and the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing his job protest is gathered in london in support

if, as long as we look at civilized, let's say similar european nations which include germany, russia, the u. s. police and politicians should definitely be interested in limiting the, the amount of force views. but what is hypocritical is the double standards that are applied. and, and again, i fully understand german media. german officials criticize of the european countries for the us for the, for, for police force. but why do not, why do they refused to do the same thing when their own police forces are concerned? that is the, the voting fact truck in this next, the russian region of utility is still struggling very much to deal with raging wildfires and the devastation that they bring. almost 5000 people of battling those slaves of 700 pieces of equipment deployed to a state of emergency has been declared across this vast region with thick smoke has forced a number of their ports now to suspend flights. dmitri poke, is they're bringing about the latest for us. ah, ah, so we're still traveling to the village where we're expected to meet the firefighters that some of those we actually sa

u. k. up or russia, china pakistan also who's beckett's done. this is expected to be 3 days worth of meetings and really goes to show just how much concern there is about what is going on currently in afghanistan and to try to get a piece process back on track. a chinese court has rejected an appeal by a canadian man sentence to death on drug smuggling charges. robert schellenberg was given a 15 year jail term in 2018, but he was re sentence to death 2 months later, after the top chinese tech executive, mangling who was arrested in canada at the request of the us. greece as prime minister has apologized for failing to do not tackle the devastating fire is burning across the country. officials of blame climate change, but critics say the government should have been better prepared. world leaders and environmentalists have reacted with alarm to a un scientific report on the scale of the climate emergency. it says there is no longer any doubt that human activity is warming, the planet, and warren. some of that impact is irreversible. britain, princ

u. s. has been criticized for not doing enough to help other countries, especially when compared to china and russia. so why is the u. s. and specifically harris now making this promise of supplies and funding to vaccine to vietnam rather this week? well, i think they've been stung by that criticism. even more important though, as a criticism, i think, is the claim that here in the united states, hundreds of millions. so way more than we're talking about with vietnam, hundreds of millions of doses are being stored are being kept back from the market even as plans are beginning to be wrapped up for the booster shots, the 3rd and potentially the 4th shot. so the criticism around the world has been that the united states is keeping for itself the overwhelming bulk of life saving help and not sharing it with the rest of the world. the chinese and the russians are, by contrast, at least doing less of that kind of warding. and that is what vice president harris is trying to deal with. but it's talking about 2 or $3000000.00 for vietnam and, and talking about contributing $500000.00, which is a little bit

suffered so much shit and they do what is all vision as well as father of the extended trio between russia, the u. s. pack has done in china and the spot of the mosque format using which is generally recognized as the most efficient way to an issue with the part of.

as long as we look at civilized the, let's say, similar european nations which include germany, russia, the u. s. police and politicians should definitely live and be interested in limiting the, the amount of force used. but what is hypocritical is the double standards that are applied. and, and again, i fully understand if german media, german officials criticize the european countries while the us for that and for, for police force. but why do not, why do they refuse to do the same thing when their own police forces are concerned? that is the of the order. in fact, i was one thing that came up when those protests were escalated to few people. analysts in germany who pointed out that similar mass gatherings in berlin recently got less police attention. why do you think the anti lockdown protest has got the full force of the riot squads where it was fairly one has to admit that we have a strong majority of view in germany, of anti locked down people. in particular, corona deniers as a sort of dump and not really reasonable people who can be then treated in not in, in no acceptable ways. if yo

u. s. and it's help. and, you know, on one hand, we have biden's saying that china and russia would want nothing more than the then for the u. s. to keep feeling billions of dollars into a war they can't win. but on the other hand, the more hawkish members of his administration are already warning about. like you mentioned, china and russia having even more influence on the region and working with the country. so even with the u. s. appearing to back down. now, are we likely to see a change in policy anytime soon? i don't think so. i think the policies that are in place by the united states have been a failure now for years and they weren't changed. finally, mister biden understood, as mister trump did before him, that this was hopeless, and they should get out. they didn't prepare it very well, they didn't executed very well. they didn't do much of anything over there really very well. and that tells you more about the long term problems of the united states than it's going to tell you much about the others. the competition from the europeans, the japanese, the russians, the chinese. there are lots of pe

the pipeline will carry gas from russia to the e. u. without passing through the ukraine. present regime, as lensky says, the agreement is a threat to his country and the region will illegal battle over ancestral lands is brewing. in brazil, the supreme court will decide whether additional land should be given to native tribes. this is that the indigenous groups on a collision course with residents, farmers, mining companies, and foreign investors on a can give reports now from part she, the time seems to have stood still in the colonial city of butter cheat. 250 kilometers south of rio de janeiro. but upon the hills, a conflict is brewing. indigenous leader near the back of his fighting to reclaim what she says or what any unsettle lambs i was in, she also fail. we are constantly being invaded, even during the day we surprised men with knives and somebody set fire to our bathroom. we're having a village meeting. you know the father, the village chieftain, but it hector's of land in 1998. since then, 32 people have settled here, most of

to key, she told the cranium president that germany will not allow russia to use the pipeline as a weapon. under a new deal between the u. s. in europe, the pipeline will carry grass from russia to the ear without passing through ukraine. president vladimir zaleski says the agreement is a threat to his country and the region. ah, all right, around up the top stories on thousands of people in afghanistan are still struggling to get out. a nato official says 20 people have died in and around the airport in the past 7 days. the british military is calling the conditions extremely challenging.

representatives from afghanistan's government and the taliban is under way the u, as in boy has met with diplomats from china, pakistan and russia, and other meetings involving diplomats from the u. s. a. u. india. and kata are also taking place. pauls have opened in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. president edgar long who is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival was up against him for the 3rd time. soaring unemployment and corruption are among voters biggest concerns. i room tulsa has the light. it's from appalling station in lusaka, usually with elections when pulling stations open, you see lions getting shorter and shorter and shorter, but this one seemed difference. this falling say the other pulling physically seen in lieu soccer. people still keep dreaming. in most people who register to vote in the selection are young people, people under the age of about those before and more than 7000000 people have rated to vote in the election. the last election you looking at about 4000000 people. so they seem to be from more kinds of interest in the killer poll written results or maybe fri

for example, russia can't travel to the e. u without a p c r test summary now could legally import the job because it's not a member of the european union as he's done a quarter joined south taylor. but to explain this latest development. while what it does mean basically is that the european union has split a significant demographic of its citizens into 2 groups. those people who have been vaccinated with sport v and can travel freely. and those people who have been vaccinated with support and agree and cannot travel freely. i mean, it all comes down to these coven certificates that allow for unrestricted movement between you states. now, sam, marino certificates are valid in the e. u and that's a, that's a country that has 90 percent of its population vaccinated with sputnik v. we have had these certificates for several weeks now. europe has had them since yesterday. the signature of the commission chairman ursula fonder lion under the document is dated july 30th. thus, they recognize that the technical characteristics of our

and you've got outside powers that want to play, who want to come in like russia, saudi arabia, u e u e z plan and increase, enroll in the not to mention the united states and france, france is trying to reassert itself, was love on you speak, holiday one time of france, now that is and, but they can't agree to onerous economic terms that nobody in lebanon will. and the, and the banks are, are basically corrupt everybody. all the politicians are correct. not even the chinese want to deal with lebanon, which says something because it's nobody to deal with. there's no government basically, and half the population right now is starving in lebanon. and i think it's really up to moscow to look at lebanon again because of it. because if there is in stability in lebanon, it's going to have a tremendous slop over into, into syria, where they've invested a lot already for stability. and syria itself may even be partition, buying himself in the past has talked about partition for syria, i guess who's the commander in chief today. so, and we're doing something about it because we're maintaining

we're adding, it's not new that the us ones to and so cool russia. so the u. s. attorney is now urgently needing to compensate to losing inference in the middle is extended by the victoria of troops in afghanistan if more inference in eastern europe. so i think news luciana use responding to the core of the urgency in the us, of what you think china, which let's face it is significantly larger than lithuania. why is it taking the move that it has? it's not just about pulling on basses back from embassies. it's also threatening to suspend rail links. no, any economic hit for lithuania is likely to have quite an impact. why is it taking those measures? because it hits the bottom line issue of china, which is the one china principal. i think that lucy did not. who has, who high to the one to provoke china? yes, no boundary disputed. china only has you cannot make benefit to china. apparently, did us trying to maximize the use of is less and less strategic partners can use to thought competition with busha by crossing the bottom 9 issue of china, which is the one