all right, that is the defense and security analyst at the university of boss, patrick barry, joining us live from boss. thank you very much for your analysis. earlier, a badge of russian drones drives had ukraine's main c portion of odessa for a 2nd light, your clients as buildings and equipment for grain exports of being targeted from the broad has been monitoring events from kids and nights of intensive advert tax in and around the port city of a desa, ukraine says grain handling facilities with a target ukrainian commanders say dozens of drones and missiles were launched by russia a while somewhere in deceptive. many got through the images on social media showed damage to port facilities as well as buildings in the city, with reports of some civilian casualties coming in the same week that russia pulled out of the black sea grain deal which provided a safe shipping, colorado for exporting ukrainian grain cave says it shows most goes disregard for global food security. last night, russian rockets targeted ukraine in fort infrastructure, which is involved in the export of food and g

more senior electra and then pop into politics, languages, and international studies at the university of boss long wong. joining us here on, on the international and a very well welcome to you today. so let's just go straight inverse. if i can, a china quote would flinch away from provocations that's according to the past. so that what, what do you think that means? i think the best of the has been talking softly to the us. go for an up. nope. compared to the full mud trump administration's tre was trying not immediate. you'd be tardy. t for tom. for the breath you see um, except for bush and pull and imposing towers on the west coast mortgage. but if you look at what happened this time under the administration, actually the chinese california has been waiting for a few years and only started to impose the 1st thing on the us us any content, the company michael recently. and the, the only also we just the, it's the 2nd step of imposing which truck to explore control, right. and so to me, the way that the chinese customer is responding to the tech will initiate your folks defy the demonstratio

an hour after launching the mission is set to explore what's known as the doc universe, which makes up 95 percent of the boss wants to do that for the school, for be solving galaxies up to $10000000000.00 light to us from up, the journey will fix 6 years. and the 1st data is expected to be released next to keep calling as a space announced, or biologist. jo, unless he told me more about what you picked out of school was hoping to find will the words that we use in many languages to describe things we don't understand. the dark energy, the dark universe, sort of the best thing we can use right now to explain how pretty much most of the universe is something we can't see. what we can see the effect it has on the rest of everything. sort of like you go shopping ever. you have a shopping bag in your cat sticks in you. here's a noise. you go out and see the bag moving around. it might be a cat. might be a squirrel, but you don't know because you don't know what's in there. that's what astronomers have been faced with for the past century. the spacecraft hopefully will map to univers billions of galaxies and gives

the ruled knowledge of the language came as no surprise given the boss, scared of african students who have studied the universities in the soviet union. and now in russia. madison health care is a major area web brush. i'm estimations of building partnerships despite western sanctions. we spoke with russian onto putting uh, do you meet the models of a co founder of the biotechnology company? by okay, explain plans to build his business ties with partners on the african continent. it is, it is the most concerts you have now realized that the pharmaceutical industry is the key that's helped adequately respond to the challenges of the fund tamika. so we see great interest on the part of african countries in organizing local production within these countries. these can insure the pharmaceutical independence or companies now actively working with the countries of north africa at the level of technological transfer and calibration. we had also as good calibrated experience in myrtle call. we have transferred suite uncle logical drugs the so all concert pod successfully produce these drugs with good quality. now we have

of people worldwide stuff. it from stress you want to get the best degree from university. your boss wants to see results immediately. all your structural cash again, stress mix of 6. how come our bodies reaction to stresses linked to an age old mechanism? more than a 1000000 years ago, our ancestors reacted in the same way for us and it was a also in a case of life and death. when you feel threatened, good service system instructs the body to produce stress hormones, adrenal glands attached to a kid. these release a cocktail of hormones, especially adrenalin and cortisol, your blood pressure and pulse increase the blood rushes to your arms and legs. non urgent functions like that gesture and are put on hold. and the body sensitivity pain is also reduced. it's all for one purpose to survive the french, either through the flight or fight. once the challenge has been made, your body needs to arrest. that was the case, even with the earliest humans. a part of the brain known as the hipaa campus is key here. it shows the body to rain in the flood of hormones. the body relax is, and the c

decisions throughout the event abroad knowledge of the language. kate was no surprise given the boss gave of asked and students of studies at universities in the soviet union. and now in modern russia, that we spoke with a full and nigerian presidential aspirant. i did a guy, but he says that while many of those who attended the summit were pressure not to gum, the opportunity to partner with russia. it was more important a. so a little appraisal. i come from nigeria. i know so many that i didn't him, is it just that moved around, you know, within the cycle, if you go to russia, these are to know what is true because able to what he's looking for you. well, we want those came to be some relation to color, my visual and the problems that we 1st over a century ago from the western domino. so boy, economies on our lives stands on our politics on our portal. i know we have a partner that the same. we want you to live to where you are. we want you to do or you are. we want to 3rd, would you, these are your quote and see if there's an identity. visiting our quotes are based on your order is gonna be able to, to show me how to aspect it footba

of the brain. i've used to stay through boss, since i'm not trying to make these also very very that all sounds like a lot of wasteful thinking, the universal vaccine for everything. how can we prepare now without so universal vaccine for things that we don't necessarily know of raising amounts about? yes, and let me ask you about that because we also being vegetable in diseases like malaria, for instance, spread to new places because of temperature change. should we be more worried about the diseases that we already know about showing up in different places or about potentially the imagines of news? you know, sick diseases. yeah. so yeah, but i want to just respond to the wishful thinking, you know, sometimes bit choose task with visual jenkins. sometimes if he lives in his i'm not possible. i think it may be new on you might be able to have a busing. that takes care of everything, but possibly with the deeper there's nothing to you. my mind cannot. well, if i call, if we look closely, do the go with 19, but then it goes to those that but what i think is not just the look of a new but which in your package is impulse is a typical example.

of people worldwide suffer from stress. you want to get the best degree from university. your boss wants to see results immediately. all your structural cash again. stress makes us 6. how come our body's reaction to stresses linked to an age old mechanism? more than a 1000000 years ago, our ancestors reacted in the same way. for them, it was often a case of life and death. when you feel threatened to go to the nervous system instructs the body to produce stress hormones, adrenal glands attached to a kid. these release a cocktail of hormones, especially adrenalin and cortisol, your blood pressure and pulse increase the blood rushes to your arms and legs. non urgent functions like that. justin are put on hold, and the body sensitivity pain is also reduced. it's all for one purpose to survive the threat either through the flight or fight. once the challenge has been made, your body needs to arrest. that was the case even with the earliest. a part of the brain known as the hipaa campus is key here. it shows the body to rain in the flood of hormones. the body relax is, and the park rates slows. endorphins are released a

can you believe it, ursula von der leyen, the boss of the european commission and universally acclaimedorst defence minister that germany ever had . she ran down defence ever had. she ran down defence spending under her tenure in germany, down to 1.1% of gdp. what game is biden playing? >> well, look , we have readiness >> well, look, we have readiness issues of our own, so but the german case is probably even worse. woi'se. >> worse. >> one of the reasons our readiness is, is not what it should be is because, frankly, we've given so much kit to the ukrainians. if you wanted to take the analogy that well, no, no, we've got no artillery shells left. >> we've given them all to ukraine. >> w- w- e all of them. >> well, not all of them. >> well, not all of them. >> we've just ordered nearly all. make an analogy all. if i can make an analogy that people are using, that some people are using, which viewers will which i think your viewers will follow, been like an organ follow, we've been like an organ donon follow, we've been like an organ donor. that's given away some of its most vital organ

the for must go and associate professor of international relations about the high school if you can alexi university. thank you. pat, assuming president nahu a boss is in jeanine for the 1st time in more than 10 years. it comes days officer major is really assault on the cities, refugee camp in the occupied west bank. these all those we planted and we protect and we maintain. and if they cut a tree with plants in its place, a 1000 trees, this is palestine and this is hello, send in people the brothers, i'd like to tell you the authority. and the thing is come here to emphasize the support for janine kemp and the people in the city posted in, you know, 30 is the united will 30 and one nation with one more security and stability. i would like to say for old people far in the we remain as one nation. anybody trying to mess around with the unity facing nothing but bad consequences. we would not allow and we will not accept it old. and i say this loudly and frankly, any external hand that tries to approach the unity and security and peace and stability, we will have to hand this country wants to remain united all of us united. we are working together

the broad knowledge of the language came, was very surprised given the boss a little after the students who studied at universities in the soviet union and now in modern russia. and yeah, my colleagues royce sushi spoke with a russian deputy at lindsey miss the power of a sort of game they discussed the will of changing dynamics africa's role in the global community as the crew meeting of ink to 70 a jennifer this for years they've been extremely target on sex primitive, all the tiles. so you cannot just talk about corporation, you have to talk about how the world changed and how the use of everything has changed. so when you do, during these 4 years, we had on proceed insights from demick, which completely changed the global energy markets. we've has, the oldest one proceeded to change of policies in the west, you know, a complete step away from the previous view. the property on the international law and everything, and that could be breakdown on the global system. so now everybody sees the need for an alternative infrastructure for global energy trade. and not just talking about ship to the 5 by some talking ab

universe with on your site. kind of more good than a lease. was there any other boss of holdup masula? so what i'd recommend to make a bit of fun. yeah. well, and was when we go back to it, we're not seeing a lot of houses. yeah, i don't know. so i thought it was almost as good a lot of the items that are here. you've got this future president of this independent nation arguing with and bass or is over oil rights. but the helicopter crashes, he's dead and he's replaced by his vice and his vice president of the gorilla movement, the that'd be the leader. and since this time, so the south sudan has been racked by civil war. it's a failed state because without the rang uh, the competing forces could never get on the same page. so hold on by then a photo. and the reason was really, so i don't what are they supposed to be any because we had a younger some. how do i don't that up for a sudden the class not going to i haven't and i would i split up with the sunset like i yeah. and it had this, i'm online and fill out what the heads up now. so if you're just hold on the i was looking at, i mea

universe with on your site. kind of more good than a lease. was there any other boss of holdup masula? so hold on, resident tamikia. well, bit of fun. yeah. well, and was when rick at the back of it. well that's got a lot of houses. yeah. i don't know. so thought it was almost as good or when you come da da. here you've got this future president of this independent nation arguing with and bass, or is over oil rights that the helicopter crashes. he's dead and he's replaced by his vice and his vice president of the gorilla movement, the that'd be the leader. and since this time, so the south sudan has been racked by civil war. it's a failed state because without the rang uh, the competing forces could never get on the same page. so hold on by then i don't know how that must have any. so i don't, what are they supposed to be any giving you the younger some. uh huh. the during that up for setting the costs back, when do i haven't and how would i set up with the firm? said the guy. yeah. and he had this, i'm online and fill out what the heads up now. so if you just hold on the i was looking

of mattel as well. mattel is also releasing other movies for brands like hot wheels and polly pocket over the next few years creating what the company�*s boss called a mattel universerestingly in this elegance report, the man who helped to revive the barbie brand in the company chief operating officer richard dixon has been pushed as the ceo of gap so who knows what kind of impact that might on mattel as well. in other news.... the payments provider mastercard has moved to block americans from buying marijuana with its debit cards. while the drug is legal in many individual states, it�*s still illegal at a federal level which means that most credit card providers cannot facilitate its purchase. many cannabis retailers accept debit cards as a workaround. mastercard said it must uphold federal law. democrats in congress have been trying to change those laws. that�*s it from world business report. keep in touch and then social media. until next time, goodbye. the bbc news panini different stories from across the uk. cows on crook peak controlled by colours and the next. we have a solar panel on the next. we have a solar panel on the back which charges the battery, the

regions, the bosses of the government of the russian federation, and this holiday is organized for children of different ages, both for juniors and for high school students. for example , universitywill be organized for children in the ninth and eleventh grades in order to, in addition to summer vacations. they could still choose a profession to travel around the university to see new perspectives. and, of course, all these programs are accompanied by new acquaintances and excursions of an interesting cultural program. and then we will tell you about the updated list of goods for parallel import. very popular in russia as always, he came to the rescue endlessly. here's your strength for unlimited, watch videos, listen to music, sit in social networks, as long as you want, calmly , i take on this challenge. go to megafon and activate megapowers for unlimiteds megafon is fonbet the russian football cup is a large-scale spectacular real punch. fonbet cup of russia on football is hard to miss the legendary alfa bank credit card with new benefits. order a credit card for a year without interest now with cashback for all purchases and free cash withdrawals. try tooth shepherds malaya c

come, westminster's toughest talking a of talking mp gives a dose of common sense woke university common sense to woke university bossesxcluded white staff from tai chi. lessons that apparently helped tackle racism and oppression. lee anderson live shortly. my next in the clash, harry and meghan have given their support to a us charity that aims to smash gender stereotypes in media advertising , gender stereotypes in media advertising, including having women mowing the grass and men cooking in the kitchen . so are cooking in the kitchen. so are the sussexes just virtue signalling , or actually, are signalling, or actually, are they making a good point? we'll debate it with the socialite lady, victoria harvey and the social commentator amy anzel. but what do you think , dan, at but what do you think, dan, at cbnnews.com, our poll running now on twitter. we're back after this . news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel lee britain's news. channel lee anderson and angela levin both coming up this hour. >> but first,

come, westminster's toughest talking a of talking mp gives a dose of common sense woke university common sense to woke university bossesxcluded white staff from tai chi. lessons that apparently helped tackle racism and oppression. lee anderson live shortly. my next in the clash, harry and meghan have given their support to a us charity that aims to smash gender stereotypes in media advertising , gender stereotypes in media advertising, including having women mowing the grass and men cooking in the kitchen . so are cooking in the kitchen. so are the sussexes just virtue signalling , or actually, are signalling, or actually, are they making a good point? we'll debate it with the socialite lady, victoria harvey and the social commentator amy anzel. but what do you think , dan, at but what do you think, dan, at cbnnews.com, our poll running now on twitter. we're back after this . news. the people's channel. britain's news . news. the people's channel. britain's news. channel news. the people's channel. britain's news . channel lee britain's news. channel lee anderson and angela levin both coming up this hour. >> but first,

bosses of the government of the russian federation, for some reason, holidays here are organized for children of different ages, as for younger as well as for high school students. for example , universityor children in the ninth and eleventh grades in order to, in addition to summer vacations. they could still choose their profession to travel around universities to see new perspectives. and of course, all these programs are accompanied by new acquaintances and excursions of an interesting cultural program. specialists closely monitor the ebeku volcano in the kuriles. at the beginning of the year, more than 300 ash emissions were recorded over the consequences of a recent attack. residents of the north kuril region are still getting rid of ash from the city artyom aleev about life in the neighborhood of a restless volcano. ah-ah-ah, the inhabitants of the island are already getting used to the activity of ebek, albeit forcedly in this time the city was covered with ashes in a few minutes and the west wind on the city is half the city. one can be a soul mate, sometimes it will completely blow through, of course, uncomfortable and practical. we live in pele pepel , we can say that in our

of the year as well. mattel is also releasing several more movies about it other brands over the next few years creating what the company boss calls a mattel universeuse the barbie movie success as a template. also interestingly, the man who helped revive the barbie brand and the chief operating officer richard dixon has been poached as the ceo of gap so who knows what kind of impact that might have on mattel as well. we will leave you to your singing barbie world. finally, is your place of work too noisy or too quiet? a recent study suggests both can be bad and have a negative effect on employee well—being. the university of arizona says 50 decibels is the ideal noise level. that's about the level of moderate rain or birdsong! let's speak to linda morey—burrows, principal designer at the interior design practice moreysmith which has designed the headquarters for companies including red bull, lvmh, primark and coca—cola. welcome to you. how do we know, how do we decide what is the perfect level of noise in an office and how is it achieved? morning. we are all very different. anyone who has worked in an office advisor meant knows some people a bit a

silverstone bosses have warned there is a high risk of death or serious injury if it happens again. we can now talk to dr maria pournara, a lecturer in criminology at the universityment. i veritable with your opening thoughts on this development.— on this development. i mean, well, we want to — on this development. i mean, well, we want to clarify _ on this development. i mean, well, we want to clarify that _ on this development. i mean, well, we want to clarify that this - on this development. i mean, well, we want to clarify that this is - on this development. i mean, well, we want to clarify that this is not i we want to clarify that this is not a new development. police forces in the uk have been using technology to capture and use personal data for many years now. what is new with this facial recognition software is that it uses real—time biometric processing of video images to identify particular individuals. and those biometric characters which are unique to each person's base, very much like a fingerprint, so it is notjust an image that captures, it is quite unique to individuals, which is why i think it raises so many concerns from the academic community

of a universal scale, fry a whole chicken or divide it into two parts. here is the romance. here is happiness. nothing, i don’t know, i didn’t kill the boss. it. aromka is lying. it burns itself out. i won't prove it. do you want me to reproach you to your parents will i give it to the boyfriend of that murdered girl? i'll tie it with a blue ribbon and give it as a gift, they won't take it apart. did you kill or your accomplice? or do you want to tell me in the detention center why they took you? you have no right. now i will. called oleg yurievich vadim are you weak or just crazy? why did you summon the daughter of pillars for interrogation, in short, you understand what you are doing, and what the matter was called as a witness, she is the usual case for the owner of the department store, where things usually happened for ordinary people for tatyana pavlovna , she could make an exception and he himself lampreys to run to her and ask your questions or do without questions at all. what do i need to explain to you? by the way , you told me that there is generally somehow an ordinary simple everyday life. ok. enough yes yes, and so that i do

. >> but martin, the head of acas, or former boss of ucas, was concerned about those top universitiestry. indeed british, country. many, indeed british, but from diverse backgrounds and simply be facing no fees simply will be facing no fees when they come to their applications . applications. >> yeah, we have to face facts that british students are now second class citizens in this system because they paid less, because foreign pay because foreign students pay more . 485,000 foreign visa more. 485,000 foreign visa applications were applied last yeah applications were applied last year. that's an 81% increase since 2019. and what happens is, is that universities are preferring overseas students simply because they pay more . as simply because they pay more. as a consequence, the poorer students are priced out of the market. this all starts to go wrong the 90s when wrong in the 90s when universities basically became businesses and now they're a little more than finishing schools for the wealthiest students abroad. and students from abroad. and the those most affected are those who are m

respectable boss, founder and artistic director of his own fashionable business empire, i don’t feel relaxed, if i don’t imagine either, because as soon as i thought about it, the universem for it summer could not even rest for a week. it was the first summer when i had a record number of trips to tour performances, so the thought, apparently, is a signal from above, what to rest? i won't succeed hmm about how to cut millions to survive the loss of a loved one to remain an exemplary son and a good person. we'll tell you right after this ad. she won't quit for a long time to come back. why so many new things ahead? lada vesta new generation boldly forward these health problems can become bad blood vessels. drugs help improve microcirculation, reduce the risk of formation and strengthen the walls of blood vessels. that there are no documents, no money, no phone only your business card. yummy, here it is gratitude. exactly 15 years ago. find out if our antonov has appeared in vyborg. in the sense of your trainee our trainee, and my second. i say that he betrayed me today at 19:40 on ntv premiere tomorrow at 16:45 on ntv according to legend, the quality of canvas without al

university are known to have been working on gain of function research experiments associated with bat viruses adapting to human infection and the outbreak originated in wuhan. this comes as dr. fauci's former bosse former white house adviser might have silenced the science on the wuhan lab to protect his own reputation. sky news host sherri marksson broke the story in the australian and she joins us now good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. great to be with you. >> ainsley: great to have you on. what an article. what a get. you interviewed robert cav lick, the former assistant secretary for preparedness and response at the u.s. department of health. and he created operation warp speed. what exactly did he tell you that you found to be so shocking? >> look, there were two things that really were quite shocking. the first is that he directly said that anthony fauci decided to protect his own reputation and the reputation of his institute, which was funding this risky coronavirus gain of function research at the wuhan institute of virology and that's why anthony fauci was motivated to down play lab leak. had conversations down play the rhetoric while they were trying to find out where it

university of kent. more reaction, of course, as it. andrew griffith as we get it. andrew griffith meeting bosses the morning, turning to the wildfires now . wildfires now. >> i know we've been talking about them all week, but they are getting very serious and they are spreading right across they are spreading right across the mediterranean because a blaze near lisbon in portugal has been brought under control. but the authorities are remaining in a very mountainous area near the city in case the fire reignites as well. >> the alert also raised to extreme now for mallorca down in the balearics off the spanish coast, adding to the challenges, of course, for tour operators and holiday companies. as ever, more british holidaymakers prepare to leave this weekend. well meanwhile, in greece, a state of emergency has been declared now for the entire island of rhodes as flames continue to rage on the holiday hotspot. let's cross to the island now and join our reporter , paul hawkins. and, paul, you were on the frontline with those firefighters updating us as we could see the smoke and the flames. what's

boss. no, he favours ursula von der leyen , the president of von der leyen, the president of the european commission . and the european commission. and somebody thought pretty universally the worst defence minister that germany ever had. and i fear what's really going on here and particularly given president macron himself also saying that the next nato boss should come from the european union, i fear that nato and the european defence union become one of the same thing. and america slowly begin to retreat . but the begin to retreat. but the biggest, most fundamental row thatis biggest, most fundamental row that is going on right now is on expansion. should ukraine join nato ? now, those that watch this nato? now, those that watch this program have listened to me over the years will know that i for 30 years have been questioning and sceptical about the ever eastward expansion of both nato and the european union . i even and the european union. i even stood up in the european parliament in 2014 and said there will be a war in ukraine and we are provoking it. i always thought that encroaching point on russia towards the east would be used by putin as a weapon, as a casus

of the cat . she must have been able to find out from where, at the meeting, where could you come from that you are mine? and i am your love and destiny. boss universe you in the light. looking for you, among strangers space centuries you can not be near. people cannot always be together, people and all earthly love and it was without end. say we can find out how again we can know where you are my love jesus christ amazing just what was happening on the stage just now. it's not just a number. what space was you noticed? what is the multi-level? how many dimensions were there in this , how many symbolisms were in it all. and how did you prepare us for this madril, what kind of playwright are you inside? i don't know, maybe you're a playwright outside. it was know rather excerpt from ghana - it's like a small prologue to some masterpiece that we just saw and the girl with whom you are always paired. i want to watch this series more. thank you very much to everyone and the staging team, because really the choreography guys. she was very non-standard, she was characteristic of what was happening on stage. thank you for this amazing number. and i have to

universe? stay tuned. we'll discuss and then at the end of the hour, political spotlight. another incredible week. the nigel farage saga. the bosses parent company natwest resigning with plenty of political fallout. that's coming up hour. political fallout. that's coming up hour . as ever, up in the next hour. as ever, tell what you think of tell me what you think of everything we're discussing. email gb views gbnews.com or tweet at . gb news before we tweet me at. gb news before we get stuck into the debate , let's get stuck into the debate, let's have a chat with the fabulous louis schaefer, who's here to mock the week. thank you very much. oh, what much. fabulous. oh, god, what a mucky old week this has been. well, it's been there's been a lot the thing , and i lot of news in the thing, and i think right. think you're basically right. >> there are some >> of course, there are some things totally things that you're totally wrong about where am right? about where am i right? >> want to hear about where am i right? >> i'll want to hear about where am i right? >> i'll start want to hear about where am i right? >> i'll start withnt

university boss who believes he may have a solution. but first here's poppyjeffrey with a look at the figures. to train and retain more staff, it's one of by a quarter in 2021 to 2022 compared with the year before. the largest increase in those leaving was among younger nurses. two thirds of leavers were under 45. nhs data shows that a trust with more than 3,000 nurses will typically have to recruit 300 every year due to the turnover rate, something which can come with a big price tag. it's a similar story in the world of education. teacher vacancies are on the rise, and even though the government says there are more teachers joining than leaving, the data shows almost a third of those who are newly qualified are not working in the sector five years later. whether it's pay and rewards, working environments or simply a shift in careers due to the pandemic, a lot of focus is now on finding a solution to these staffing worries. peppyjeffery, bbc news. drjohn cater, who's a vice chancellor of edge hill university, believes he might have a solution to some of those issues. he's here now along with teacher darren morgan. good with teacher dar

universal module modules are soviet bombs that all work 100%. everything was explained alexander yurievich spoke. as you boss said , there is no need to rush. what did you mean, well, in fact, half ofo say, andrey has already said. hmm, and the second half, and the second half. here is what the americans, as it were, opened pandora's box opened. ah, yes, official delivery, because that they were cassettes, they had their own cassettes. they used them back in 14-15 in the donbass, that is, they used them. from the side of the kiev regime, cluster munitions are not a novelty at all, remember donetsk, they used no, they , by the way, have recorded many times, it can also be considered to some extent this cluster munition is correct, because please interrupt me. well, just don't specify. that is , you perceive it as a symbolic one. act like a signal? no look. here, in this sense. yes, yes, they used their own everything that was already used. it was rightly said about the third country. they pulled up. well, they quietly dragged these cassettes there from eastern europe and used them. in fact, all the time, even in times of truce, they use uh-huh. what has changed now is the official d