true and the scorching heat of the sahara and northern mauritania. oh, but any one looking to fulfill their dreams here has to dig deep in. they also need to be brave or extremely desperate. the mauritania government has opened up the area for gold, prospecting. those seeking their fortune descend deep into the sand and search of buried treasure. but it's a risky undertaking. a senior vocally with that there are many dangers here over if you could be working on when suddenly everything collapses in the sand falls on on them. thought we'll look for you and remove the sand until we find who did all welcome off. but there's no oxygen when you're trapped on the pit. tavares gothic indiana peloponnesian ah, oh no. ah myth on what there are a lot of cracks in the raw cook with us. so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view. the rocks in this part of the sahara are not very stable, republican google perk, of all the gold diggers try to locate the vain and follow it into the dams on flight. but sometimes it's slanted, sometimes vertical, depending

the journey to mauritania was not easy. mafia. no, no. there's a mafia among the way and aiden's knuckles long in molly, for example, there are jihadists who come out of the bush and attack you young almighty. they have gone little and they're ruthless for, oh, oh, they take everything you have it. and if you try to fight back again, you'll be killed. is over. or couldn't we encountered many problems on the road. oh, cool, walkable. good. oh michelle. oh. security is just one of many problems for the men in the desert. after the rock has been washed out, it's treated with mercury in order to extract the gold. the process is highly toxic for people and the environment them, the sea and bank are gone. national park i unesco world heritage site, is less than 30 kilometers away. mimicry at the missouri high when you're $21.00, a mercury level of 0.5 milligrams per kilo was measured here a 100 times more mercury than about 10 years ago. mercury said pulse so much. i goes from animal to animal. it's converted to lecture at the end of the chain

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the mauritania government has opened up the area for gold prospecting. those seeking their fortune descend deep into the sand in search of buried treasure, but it's a risky undertaking. a senior booklet with us. there are many dangers here over if you could be working on when suddenly everything collapses in the sand falls on them. thought will look for you and remove the sand until we find who did all welcome off, but there's no oxygen when you're trapped on the pit. tavares god prosecuting apollo excision ah, oh no. ah myth on what there are a lot of cracks in the raw cook with them. so it's really dangerous from a safety point of view. the rocks in this part of the sahara em are not very stable, republican google perk, of all the gold diggers try to locate the vain and follow it into the depths of white. but sometimes it's slanted, sometimes vertical, depending on how jag the rock is thankful. since it falls, that's the surface. yeah, i'm assuming there are veins here. the miners will try to find the part of the vein closest to the surface. so they'd

including bashar al-assad , the president of syria, the secretaries of the president of tunisia, mauritania , egypt, mahmoud abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, najib mikati, the interim prime minister of lebanon , the king of bahrain and asad bin tariq prime minister al saeed oman entered the new city, the next part of the news at 4 o'clock, get formula 2020 books along with interesting educational videos, the story of underselling and overselling some bakeries, 13 tomans, 15 tomans, simple north, whatever i say, how did you calculate how many to 15 tomans i said, simple, he said simple and 900 tomans is 3 tomans here, with four courses of sesame 35 tomans, all violations, but observe that under five years , it cost 7,500 to a customer in the year of hijri, which is included in the above program, the breads that cost 15 tomans, the cheapest is 1,612 tomans, if you open it, pay attention look at the cost that it costs to reach your hand. we don't have a loaf of plain bread, all of them it can be measured, i want to see how many grams, 410 grams, that is 190 grams, and the handing

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the country, including syrian president bashar al-assad, along with the presidents of tunisia, mauritania and egypt, abbas, the head of the palestinian authority, najib mikati, the prime minister of lebanon, the king of bahrain, and saad bin tariq al-said, the deputy prime minister of germany, entered the new city and were welcomed. saudi authorities the wedding and the second meeting of arab leaders are scheduled to be held in jeddah, and the most important issues and issues of the arab world, including the palestinian issue, the sudan crisis, and economic cases , will be discussed. turkish presidential election candidates are preparing to compete in the second round of the presidential election. it seems that the victory of the election is the party that can win the votes of the supporters of esteghlal, the title of the failed candidate of the first round. the second phase of the turkish presidential election and the intensification of the competition between the ruling party's recep tayyip erdogan and opposition candidate kemal kilicdaroglu. has not announced about the support of the c

secrets of the president tunisia, mauritania, egypt, mahmoud abbas , president of the palestinian authorityinterim prime minister of lebanon, king of bahrain and deputy prime minister of germany, asad bin tariq al said , arrived in the new city.

officials of some arab countries, including syrian president bashar al-assad, the president of tunisia, mauritania, egypt and najib miqati, the interim prime minister of lebanon , arrived in jeddah and were welcomed by the saudi authorities. the meeting of the heads of the arab league will discuss some of the most important issues and issues of the arab world , including the palestinian issue, the sudan crisis, and murder cases. united nations file yemen and the circumstances involved in this, the un special envoy for yemeni affairs said at the un security council meeting about the recent negotiations with various regional and international parties related to yemen and that he had positive and encouraging conversations and it cannot be through temporary or partial solutions, a comprehensive and sustainable political solution will be formed. it was that now all parties are clearly indicating that they are moving towards an agreement. it is quite possible for the yemeni people to reach a lasting agreement the representative of russia welcomed the progress in the exchange of prisoners in ayman, and t

the weather map shows that for leading hours in parts of in the northwest of mauritania, areas from the north of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan and ardabil, and the heights of the western alborz and the southern slopes of the central alborz, we will have scattered rain , sometimes we expect temporary strong winds in the areas, but hopefully tomorrow will be better, a narrow system from the western parts will enter the country, we predict that, as you can see, in the western parts of the northwest, the southwest, and gradually in the central regions of the country, the western shores of the caspian sea and the slopes of the central and western alborz highlands , you will witness showers and thunderstorms and sometimes strong temporary winds. there is a possibility of hail in susceptible areas. this barsa system will continue to be active in the country on wednesday. it will be more widespread , it will cover the entire western half of the country, parts of the northern half of the country, the central regions of the country will also witness rain and also in the coasts

and this winter, south africa from tulle angola or treya, moth mauritania. sudan russian travelers.dless of which plane they take abroad, additional expenses await, domestic insurance companies have begun to increase the cost of medical policies for our tourists, according to analysts. prices will soar by 20-40% insurers explain this lots of relaxants. that is, those who left for a new place of residence. at the same time , he remains a citizen of russia, but the reasons are not only this. alina repina understood. they didn’t do an operation, they cleaned everything there, poured some kind of rubbish instead of the absence of tissue. this muscovite geor tells about his summer adventures in sweden riding an electric scooter. well, no, not on the sidewalk, but from one village to another to the nearest grocery store and almost fell under a tractor. as a result, the hole up to kostya in the leg stood up under this under adrenaline. the tractor left, he just i didn’t even notice, he had a big trailer behind him. while she was adrenaline , a neighbor drove home in a hospital while he was

egypt and a copy of vulcandu and the congo this winter, south africa with a latin repreview of ali, mauritania the white house republican court. finally agreed on the ceiling of the us public debt is now the main issue. how this affected the world and the stock exchanges is following him, leading business news. denis denis well, what's the reaction? well, let's say ilya is a professional market. before that, it's weak. he believed in the default of the american economy and there were no collapses on the stock exchanges. well, now no one beats in ecstasy either. the message that the joe biden administration and the republicans agreed on the ceiling. the state debt appeared on friday evening and therefore the american stock exchanges already added 1-2%. today they have a non-working day, so it will be possible to follow the situation only by futures, and they are growing up at this moment. but really, asian stock exchanges in the majority, also added today and also moderately the reaction of stockbrokers. this is partly due to the fact that few people believed in american defaults, if only becau

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now as we move across singles as advocates a story of hateful places like mauritania, as well as morocco, his temperature has continued to climb above the seasonal average. and that he will also spread its way into libya as well as egypt. it's west. so for the south of this, in particular for the ivory coast and southern pots of molly, we've got some fuse thunderstorms expected here over the next few days with that possible lightning strikes, as well as some flooding for the south of this across that central band. not as well as it has been luckily for places like one to as well as for wendy. and for the south of this, i'm much dry a picture. the rain picks up for southern pots of what's one and eastern areas of south africa, certainly by sunday that she weather update of the may on a year after a da 0 journalist shanina boston who was murdered despite international outrage and multiple investigations indicating his array the forces we, us for justice has not been served. both lines examines the ramifications of julia and associates publications of us. they speak with both a case against

and off to africa, we go, wow, the heat is on a mauritania, new ox shut at 40 degrees, pulses of rain from sierra leone to nigeria. and as we go to central africa, just to the west, nairobi and westwards. that's where all the rain is falling in tropical africa and for southern africa. fairly quiet, but a breeze off the mozambique channel likely give us a few showers for central and northern areas of mozambique. on tuesday, sir. ah, a fishing town in synagogue losing it is on is to their dreams of a better life. emigration you so much because cynical doesn't offer to produce al jazeera well tells this story of a community by a wave of immigration. and recently left behind. i left my husband with vinegar, we don't on al jazeera they share a boldenall river, but a student is enrolled in a bloody wall. is concerned about the skill.

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the minister visited south africa with batting angola ridree, and in february visited raspberry mauritania now the first shots from italy there on the lake suffered and the boat wrecked the tourist boat . right now it is reported that at least one dead rescue work continues footage on your screens a helicopter and several boats are connected. now economic news artyom yamschikov is joining me artyom dobroe morning. the good russian government is preparing new measures to support entrepreneurs, which is in the plans, but a novel. of course, this is long money, because long money means stability. the strategy for the development of small and medium-sized businesses for the next 7 years will be considered by the government today. we, as its head mikhail mishustin noted earlier , need to take into account the importance of guaranteed demand. well, of course, the so-called long money, let me remind you, the result of the previous such building a year ago was instructions to extend compensation for using the system of fast payments, but to work on the idea of ​​project finance for smes and launch

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and algeria also a little bit of rain moving out of western sahara into northern mauritania. and for south africa, the western cape province, it's con for now. but here comes our next weather make are likely to generate wind gusts of 75 kilometers per hour on monday and a whole lot of rain bye for now. reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live was the really a full scale innovation, exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true. it never happens until political powers can suppress free speech. you tried to record that need to be in politics. the police must have seconds. we are on the coast of the listening post you guy to the media on tuesday, around the the you're watching, you'll just hear a reminder about top stories, the ssl. it took you as presidential contenders and making the final touches a hit of sundays run on selection incumbents, which of type at $11.00, the 1st round, and we'll face all position later, come out and click stolen. so this isn't suzanne's foreign mi

they're off to africa, we go high temperatures, through mauritania and senegal. so new are shut 40 degrees on the nose, big downpours. they're the only barrier of benito gone and that southeast corner of nigeria. meantime, for southern africa, a fairly quiet, but a few showers popping up in how st. providence in south africa, including foreign capital, johannesburg, with the high of 24 degrees c soon take care. ah, lou mm i with lou. ah, ah, welcome back. look at the main stories of following now, a 6 sci fi between saddam's army and the pie military rapids support forces has been interrupted. i asked rise, gone shots and explosions. the fighting is intensified despite the warring sides, extending that truce by another 3 days. the you at is warning that humanitarian crisis is turning into a full blown catastrophe. that it says that as many as 800000 people are expected to leave to dawn for nearby countries because of the violence and are of the headline. dozens of people have been injured in ukraine after a wave of overnight. russian missile strikes. crane says i

well, for a says, the biggest defend doesn't north korea ever trail mauritania, saudi arabia, and took here some of the causes of increasing complex climate induced migration and global reversal of women's rights on the economic full out of the pen demik. grace forest is the founding director of walk free, that compiled index. she says, the wells, most possible countries are responsible for an increase in both in slavery. from the covet, 19 pandemic to the climate crisis and protracted complex throughout the world. we know that the world's most vulnerable people have become more of unable to modern slavery. but this support is also built to look at government response. and i think one thing i'd love to draw your attention to is that while we have seen increasing vulnerability of loving slavery, we've also seen diminishing political well at the fact that 50 percent of people living in more than slavery are residing in j 20 countries is absolutely, a conversation we need to have about margaret walker exploitation. but the import risk on top of this shows that undoubtedly the world's most

we've got some rain moving out of western so hard into northern mauritania that could trigger some flooding. we'll keep tabs on that. and off to southern africa, we go con for now, but here comes our next weather maker. so let's put this forward on monday. we've got winds coming from different directions here. so lot of rain and a lot of wins to come for the western cape providence. but that's on monday, your temperature is still below average over the weekend the, [000:00:00;00] the amount of the top storage unit, which is 0. so it'd be, as ami has been put on the phone come bachelor of the cash is between police and ethnic subs in neighboring customer survey administrator has been ordered to move towards the border. one of the last fugitives wanted in connection with a 1994 london genocide has appeared in court in south africa. children's kind of shima was arrested in western cape on wednesday. also being on the run from only 20 is through john's army, is called on were todd soldiers to re enlist as it was a permanent treat, rapid support forces both sides agree to a week on c spy. on mon

now as you move across the north of advocates, a story of hateful places like mauritania, as well as morocco is temperature has continued to climb above the seasonal average . and that he will also spread its way into libya as well as egypt. it's west. so for the south of this, in particular for the ivory coast and southern parts of molly, we've got some fuse thunderstorms expected here over the next few days with that possible lightning strikes as well as in flooding for the south of this across that central band, not as well as it has been luckily for places like one to as well as for wendy. and for the south of this, i'm much dry a picture. the rain picks up for southern pots of wood, swanner, and eastern areas of south africa. certainly by sunday that she weather update, the talk to l, just 0. we ask, who is really fighting? is russia basic faulkner or is it the russian military? we listen, we started talking to me, i'm a so that is your citizen. you should stick to the back. we meet with the news, make us talk about the story stuck on out. you see what i care about helping us en

we've got some rain moving out of western so hard into northern mauritania that could trigger some flooding. we'll keep tabs on that. and off to southern africa, we go con for now, but here comes our next whether maker. so let's put this forward on monday. we've got winds coming from different directions here, so lot of rain and a lot of wind to come for the western cape prophets, but that's on monday. your temperature is still below average over the weekend. in the, in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news from the holes, the power to the people in the street, to the journalists reporting their story. it's that intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm well, it could be that post of the take a daily news podcast powered by the global reporting some algebra.

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agrees okay, colors off, we've got some rain moving out of western so hard into northern mauritania that could trigger some flooding. we'll keep tabs on that. and off to southern africa, we go con for now, but here comes our next weather maker. so let's put this forward on monday. we've got winds coming from different directions here. so lot of rain and a lot of wins to come for the western cape providence, but that's on monday. your temperature is still below average over the weekend. in a world where the news never ends understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news from the holes, the power to the people in the street to the journalists reporting their story. it's that intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm well, it could be that post of the take a daily news podcast powered by the global reportings to biologist. here, find us where ever you get your pod cast. a will ridge of 5 or the one when another turn the circus leader, and has got a much needed endorsement from a nationalist party

welcome to mauritius this is the life of other tourists it may seem that all people, who live in mauritania, the real lucky ones, they can splash in the ocean every day, sunbathe on the beach, eat an unlimited number of local delicacies. but in fact, the life of the locals is so serene. let's find out today. let's start with the fact that mauritius is located in the indian ocean and despite the fact that it is separated from africa by more than 2,500 km. it is considered an african country, and one of the richest and most developed countries, the full name of the country is the republic of mauritius, because in its composition, in addition to mauritius itself, there are many other islands on we are still not in the geography exam, so let's return to the lives of others. and we’ll better find out how annabelle lives here, who works all week in a stuffy office and dreams of finally spending the weekend on the ocean. you are already dancing and barbecuing. we will find out how the family takes place with all its numerous members in a small house not far from talitsa. and together with the viya

high temperature is through mauritania in senegal. so new ox shut, 40 degrees on the nose, big down, poor sir the own liberia, beneath, toko gonna and that southeast corner of nigeria. meantime, for southern africa, a fairly quiet but a few showers popping up in how same province in south africa, including for its capital johannesburg with a high of 24 degrees c soon take care. ah, al jazeera since the stage $311.00. here i have been deployed with just one and global experts in discussing idea of a democracy. it was bomb to explore and abundance of world class programming. with impacts designed to motivate and inspire. now to sierra they share a board and all river, but a student is enrolled in a bloody wall. if yoke is concerned about the security situation, what all the risks of his fellow and ethiopia play the role of a mediator as it's done in recent years. this is insightful ah, hello, welcome to that program on him. ron con, for decades, sudan in ethiopia, enjoyed strong economic and political ties. but recent developments of st

the heat is on a mauritania, new ox shut at 40 degrees, pulses of rain from sir the own to nigeria. and as we go to central africa, just to the west, nairobi and westwards. that's where all the rain is falling in tropical africa and for southern africa. fairly quiet, but a breeze off the mozambique channel likely give us a few showers for central and northern areas of mozambique on tuesday, sir? ah! on counting the cost, europe is turning to africa, gas, some free hydrogen kindly call to the meet the demand. the us, china and russia, racing for economic influence on the continent, plus scramble for africa, spread of elegance is hinting counting the cost on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so now mental handy take it will bring you the news and current affairs that mattel to you . oh ah, welcome back and look, i'm out about all stories here. this our permanent palestinian activists called us died in on his radio prison after 86 days on a hunger strike. 45 year old ad, none was a member of islamic jihad and was arrested, lies rea

and algeria also a little bit of rain moving out of western sahara into northern mauritania. and for south africa, the western cape providence, it's com for now. but here comes our next weather maker. likely to generate wind gusts of 75 kilometers per hour on monday and a whole lot of rain a bye for now. the gene on our, despite the roll, rain forests and lens plate and come back to climate change democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration bluffs in the congo basis of julie struggles to agree a new constitution. the big pay to examine for the old purchase is against indigenous people are holding the country back. sierra leone heads to the poles when last year's violent protests against the rising living costs are sure to be on voters mind. it must, if possible, show documentary a new series of advocacy direct showcases applicant stories from applicants or make is we bring you the latest from practiced on, on the tension between support is a former prime minister and runtime and the powerful military gene on al jazeera frank assessments this board is becaus

they're off to africa, we go high temperatures, through mauritania and senegal. so new are shut 40 degrees on the nose, big downpours. they're the only barrier of benito gone and that southeast corner of nigeria. meantime, for southern africa, a fairly quiet but a few showers popping up in how tang providence in south africa, including for its capital johannesburg with a high of 24 degrees c soon take care. ah, the assassination of decision destabilizing the democratic process. you will, you will lose it, it will be a loss for all the documentary explores how autocratic leaders undermine democracy to consolidate their power through the eyes of those who dare to stand and defy it . our country deserves so much better than being ruled by a cleft aquatic dictatorship, opposing autocracy. democracy may be on al jazeera, a lou ah, ah, parking back main stories now. he's 6th, sees 5 between sedans, army and the power military rapids of fort forces, has been interrupted by s, writes gunshots and explosions. the u. n. is wanting that humanitarian crisis is turning into a

last 2 years, something surprising places and sung by surprising demands in the last few days, mauritania. so now jerry, i'm sending going about losing very high temperatures. reco breaking for some. this ties with the hottest may day in motor time. yeah. it's the 2nd part. i'll just records in the country whose records go back a to use and on the border, this is with center go my time. it $47.00. it's been a very hot, popular world for the last 2 months. anyway. this is the highest temperature in the northern hemisphere yesterday. now, one of the surprising places fistful southern hemisphere, 2nd, an island and that broke its temperature, its immersion dependency, but $35.00 degrees surrounded by volta. another island also southern hemisphere, solomon islands. so t 5 point one, the highest may type of j here. the reason is unusual to have items break the requisite, surrounded by water, which usually keeps the temperature pretty average the, the site missed the water. so that was from us, people we up, we know that to be the case. the ocean is getting warm everywhere and it allows finally

okay, colors off, we've got some rain moving out of western so hard into northern mauritania that could trigger some flooding. we'll keep tabs on that. and off to southern africa, we go. com for now, but here comes our next whether maker. so let's put this forward on monday. we've got winds coming from different directions here. so lot of rain and a lot of wind to come for the western cape providence, but that's on monday. your temperature is still below average over the weekend. the. the hotel is the hotels that i've ever stated and the biggest box you have ever seen. how does pro taken out this was really love to 20. it was built even when it was been a major toners. have the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century bill fast. you're open for hotels on orders here. thanks to make your loans to suffer this because behind the software on millions of textiles. because those tax guys never go away. there's a new one bone every single day. i mentioned it is emerging national necessities from the printer doesn't officially requesting the information of this important mechanism.

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transferred into central and southern algeria on monday, but the heat is also pressing south into mauritania and center. go look at the block, shut 43. on monday, it's about 10 above where you should be for this time, the year to the northwest. we go, london still searching for its 1st 20 degree day of the year and then we'll get this a swath of snow. that's going to dump about $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters of snow on oslo. yeah. on lay the 1st. it's got a storm system winding up in this central mediterranean, so that's going to throw a lot of rain into italy extending right through to the alpine region. then we've got this weather feature over at cirque is northeast black seacoast system showers . they're pushing into the caucasus backs africa. we go steady bouts of rain from sierra the own to nigeria and for southern africa as we would expect at this point of the year, fairly quiet, but a few showers around moves and b and some bob ways. so hurry could catch a shower with a hive. 24 on monday. that's it. season. ah, the assassination of decision destabilizing the democratic process. you will

could see some unusual wet weather just coming in across the west of the hall, northern possible mauritania. seasonal right still quite nicely across west africa . pushing rod across the gulf of guinea and extending over towards a lake victoria. so we can see some showers once again, just developing around you can that pushing across into can? yes, money i might catch a shot ro 2 times in there as well. could see some wet weather. so also some went by the, to just developing around that is to side of south africa as we go on through saturday, sunday, the shower is making the way a little further south of the fall and counting the calls greece is recovering from this economic crisis. the greeks reaping the benefits wealthy nations from his team trillion $1.00 and $8.00 to pull country. so why haven't they been paid? we speak to the rocky deputy prime minister about his nation's will, out counting the cost on al jazeera june on our despite the roll. rain forests and lens plate and come back to find maturity democratic republic of congo is auctioning off oil exploration bluffs in the congo bas

put to the test by the traditions of their village located in northern senegal on the border with mauritanialuck to them. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. feeling on top of the world, this is the moment hari made history. last week, he became the first ever double—above—the—knee amputee to reach the summit of everest. i'm emotional as well because it's a long way. you know, i cried many times. and, yeah, lots of emotional things. so, yeah, i think i feel pretty amazing, but also i hope this will send a message around the world that anything is possible. the former gurkha soldier lost both his legs when he stepped on an improvised explosive device whilst serving in afghanistan in 2010. when he woke up, he thought his life was over, but taking on a number of extreme sporting feats helped grow his confidence again. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. iam going i am going to ask our panelists on a couple of things they have focused on it recently. you know on a friday night sometimes you feel like something is slowly and knowing you and getting your goat.

soviet union really existed for real living people like me, they said to see was like bohemia or mauritania, one of their sort of legends. historians make up to the police themselves. but at the time it was clearly very, very central in that sort of imagination and combined with the fact that foreign policy really became very, very difficult indeed to operate in the cultural revolution along with the overall. and again, just worth remembering, we know this sometimes it's it's it's it's it's hard to realize it. the fact that china did not have proper diplomatic relations with the united states and actually really with a variety of other major western powers, it didn't have full diplomatic relations with britain until 72. and there are other examples as well. a lot of that, of course, it doesn't have the united nations seat either. so there's no chance of having those behind the scenes called the sessions in new york, which you could do for the soviets and various other countries which the u.s. found problematic. so all of that, i think, came together to mean that the attempts that were made