that's coming from reads zakaria and that is huge. his words when i was reading this, selective ripped out of an old angle from 2021 when i was warning an open border would break america and break the pregnant bride and demonstration. his of the migrant crisis is exposing democratic policy weakness at every level. administration that is scared to take on progressive wing right just shuttle shelter roles in new york and massachusetts. now, that is quite the about-face from a columnist and cnn post were just a month ago declared that there was no border crisis because the biden administration support or plan worked. so in one month zakaria went from no crisis to we must change course? what the heck happened? back in 2018 zakaria was doubling the usual liberal invective when he examined the motivation of all of us border hawks. >> some of this might be rooted in racism. it also represents a kind of heightened nationalism read more emotional conception of the nation. and immigration has become a proxy for that gut feeling. a sense of the

joining me now tonight, is fareed zakaria, the host of fareed zakaria gps. i'm just wondering, seeing these two very isolated leaders meet. toasting as -- to putin sacred struggle with the west. how dangerous do you feel this new relation between russia and north korea's? >> it is not dangerous in a sense that it is a sign of weakness. vladimir putin is grasping for straws, he is reaching out for the few people in the international system who are willing to be seen with him. he couldn't even go to the brics summit in south africa, for fear of being arrested by the south african government on an international warrant. so he is in much worse shape than he was, north korea is about the last ally you would want in the world they are a backward, impoverished country. they have a small nuclear program. so it's really not a sign of strength, it is a sign that putin is up against on the other side, ukraine's allies. number 50 or 60 of the most richest powerful countries in the world. but these are two spoiler states. and by which i mean these are two countries that

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as fred mentioned, the president gave an exclusive interview to cnn's fareed zakaria.ed zelenskyy to respond to those who say he should be ready to make concessions. here he is. >> there are people who say there has to be some kind of negotiation, we can't go on like this. the president of brazil, lula, has said ukraine needs to get out of a cold war mentality and compromise and understand that some territory will have to be given to russia. i'm paraphrasing, but i think that's roughly speaking the kind of view. and you've heard this. what do you say to people like president lula? >> first of all, he has his own position, it's his right. i'm okay with -- people are free, and they can give their position. what did he mean -- but he said it about -- we have to stop the war, and we have to find compromise, compromise always with the beam who are ready to compromise who are comprisistic to others. did you see any compromise from putin? did you see -- did somebody see? with chechnya, with georgia, with moldova, he occupied it, all these countries. he divided all these natio

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don't worry, as zakaria al-momon said, many people walk hundreds of kilometers to the shrine of imam hussain, peace be upon him, in karbala in his memory , and the right egg is important for all people. the occasion is not only for our people, but for all people societies and all religions are looking for justice and no one likes oppression. the leader of the people's plan to plant one billion trees informed about the process of implementing this industry in the country and said that 250 million trees have been produced in the country and after the first rain of autumn, it was late to plant. they start, but at the moments of the noon call to prayer, it approaches the horizon of tehran , i invite you to continue and follow up after that , lala lalai , ali ali , is there a storm , the news continues from the news section at 12 o'clock with the news of planting one billion trees, the leader of the people's plan to plant one billion the tree and the implementation process of this plan in the country informed that 250 million saplings are currently being produced in the country and after

zakaria has been there it is up to the american government to not accept that these actions were not good, and they announced themselves that they are against these actions, and in the meantime, as soon as the images of this conversation were killed by the mongols , a news conference was broadcast on the khabar network at the end of the president's trip. they were talking with the foreign media present at the un headquarters and doing the things that were raised, closing the negotiations to lift the sanctions, and he has questions from the president. he also did not introduce us to the negotiations . it was the western parties that prove the balance in the actions of the americans and the westerners at any time. that we are ready to return to the menstrual period treatment of the main line and the continuation of the story, and then the weight and balance with the neighbors, and it has been brought up that of course the issue of the president's wife , we do not have any problem in developing relations with others, and i announced tehran's readiness for the issue. and the foreign affa

from different countries for gold use and suitable for the lives of great people such as ibn sina, zakaria razi and allameh dehkhoda is one of the subjects of this animation. will be this show is about infiltrating the mossad intelligence service of the zionist regime and introducing yourself to the zionist intelligence service. one of the best-selling books in the world, saudi arabia, egypt today, the novel house of spiders, along with real and documentary stories , deals with the issue of mossad infiltration . you need to explain, i am hussein. at 3:30, ali ghasemi of the radio and television news agency heard a conversation with mr. farid qobadi, an actor of tv and radio theater and the actor of this exhibition . david charz has so many different names , the character of ghasham is one of the charms of this character that he went to germany with different names. israel can go to tel aviv and penetrate there he is among the important officials of the zionist regime and gives very, very important information and pictures to egypt on sensitive days. ebrahimi makan reza and many of my frien

. >> zelenskyy talked to cnn's fareed zakaria about the death of yevgeny prigozhin, the russian mercenary whose plane crashed weeks after his brief mutiny. zelenskyy said it's what happens when people make deals with putin. joining us now is james clapper, former director of national intelligence. zelenskyy says he won't be able to have an open dialogue with putin. i suppose that's not surprising. you can't blame him, considering what he's been through. but how do you see this war ending then? >> well, i'm not sure. if i knew that, i wouldn't be here i don't think. but right now, i think it's going to be more of a slog than a sprint for the ukrainians. i think, frankly, we need to be more aggressive in supplying them and supporting them, notably with air power. i think that would really make a difference in, you know, this break through that everybody thinks the ukrainians should effect. so, in everybody's best interest, the ukrainians and ours, certainly, to end it sooner than later. >> it already seems like a slog. so, what should americans looking at it be prepared for then? >> well, m

actually derived from the teachings and scientific power that islamic scientists and iranian scientists, zakaria razi and scientists like this , were actually the founders of the petrochemical industry, we became blind to realize the capacities, talents, and possibilities inside and work that in the past it was done in this period after the revolution, now after the period of importance, he realized that in this period too, hamed, what do we have for us, children, employees and specialists, and mustafa, what do we have for the oil industry plans of your veterans, what did you do to increase the percentage of young university professionals who have health measures? in accordance with the latest findings of the day, i came to see these things , they got together and we could not announce officially on petrochemical day in january 2014 , we announced 100 until the end of this government to a dependence that after the discovery of oil for about one hundred and fourteen and fifteen years . it depends on the past and present catalysts, these products are chemical catalysts that make low-cost processes

reza's reaction is symbolic against oppression, said zakaria al-momon, many people walk hundreds of kilometers to the shrine of imam hussain (peace be upon him) in karbala, and insulting the occasion is important for all of them. this occasion is not only for our people, all people, all communities and all religions . seeking justice and no one likes me in a telephone conversation with his south korean counterpart, the foreign minister said, referring to the transfer of iran's assets from the country's banks , a new page of bilateral relations has opened, and iran welcomes initiatives that help improve the relations between the two countries. he enumerated the foreign policy priorities of the 13th government and said that iran and korea are two important actors in this continent and tehran has special respect for long-standing relations and friends with seoul. financial belonging to the people of iran, south korea welcomed the expansion of relations between the two countries. next week, the summit on dealing with dust will be held in tehran with the presence of representatives from more than 5

appreciate it. >> thank you, jim. >>> and tune in tomorrow to "fareed zakaria gps," for an interviews to take on corruption in ukraine, and the possibility of compromise with putin. watch tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we'll be right back. the effecm lilike magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet t food. it's amazing what real food can do. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost 27% of my body weight, and it was easy. (soft music) [clock alarm] ♪ morning. ♪ ♪ life after student debt is within reach. refi at sofi.com. you could save thousands and get to your goals faster. sofi. get your money right. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now save up to $900 off mattress sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a mattress firm near you. first subway refreshed their ingredients then they created the perfect menu of subs. the subway series. and now, they're s

mourn on the day of ashura, and this mourning is a symbolic act of protest against oppression, said zakariaal-momon , many people walk hundreds of kilometers to the shrine of imam hussain, peace be upon him, in karbala in his memory , and the right egg is important for all people. this occasion is not only for our people, but for all people societies and all religions are looking for justice and no one loves me. from canada, we are going to iraq . more than 20 million pilgrims from 70 countries of the world, regardless of different colors and races , participate in the arbaeen walking ceremony in the largest human community . foreignness and strangeness do not mean whether you have come far away or from near here, everyone is invited here with one voice , and that is for the love of hussain, peace be upon him, and his companions. this is a hadith that came from the holy prophet. hussain is from me and i am from hussain . that is, love for imam hussain is love for the messenger of god , especially for imam hussain, peace be upon him, and the ahl al-bayt we have devotion, we will do whatever

yes, this is zakaria on cnn , which no one watches except cats and dogs. that is, in principle, such a tv channel. no, if i didn’t show it, everyone would forget that it even exists. that there is a complete failure, here i am a nonentity. and so zelensky speaks through his lip. feeling come all the icons place repeats you feel? in general, you understand, this means that there are millions of ukrainians. they won’t understand if you now start behaving incorrectly and the anger of ukrainian refugees, who are still behaving decently. it will be scary. what a fine fellow! oh, well, just in every official institution, you need to write this down in large letters. wait for the anger of the ukrainian refugees and urgently give everything to zelensky. well, just class, well, just class. it could be and also, of course, i like the way he said it. he suddenly realized that, in fact, he was not a khan. and it’s not enough that all these stories about what is not. loss, no, everything is fine. suddenly, it turns out there are big losses. come on, let's listen to how

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cnn's fareed zakaria pressed zelenskyy about the ongoing counteroffensive.is a part of their important conversation. >> everyone is wondering about the counteroffensive. there was a sense that it was slower than expected. now there is some hope that it is speeding up. can you give us a sense from your perspective, how is it going? >> depends on many directions, on many cases and issues how to speed up counteroffensive, but remember that we need the resolve. the resolve -- we need -- we have to get our land. we have to get -- the land, and it's also not about the land. it's about the people because the frozen war is not the peace. we have to have heat, want to take our country, destroy our families, houses and et cetera, because -- because if he understands, why he -- he understand that ukraine will never go back, go away from our land. will never do it. that's why he has to kill us. he want to do it. that's why when we speak about the counteroffensive, it depends on many cases. of course, we gave a lot of time for russians. we gave a lot of time to prepare t

knowledge, i hear that you are gone, my master , when is this hijran, here is a christian doctor named zakaria with the eighth imam of the shiites, i want to know. they settle down to visit it with their feet and nothing with their heads the doctor who disobeys harun al-rashid's command to meet imam reza (peace be upon him) and the stories of the lover in pursuit of finding the beloved kala shiraze have made up the blue book. or a team that writes a book about a parting that never ends, but turns the lover into a calmness of the beach and the color blue, or after not being able to visit imam reza, and this love for imam reza is always present in his heart, towards the people. he is going towards healing and improving the memory of saeed tashkari. he wrote this novel in two volumes the main message of this book is directed towards zakariya and the attention of the audience who made zakariya search and pursue the truth and truth. the author of the book wrote nearly eight volumes of the book about imam reza (peace be upon him) and became known as the servant of razavi culture . open the book and

popshuba and kholodnik, and most importantly , i like to travel and shoot videos, and my name is zakarialarus from libya, to study it technology, i live here for one and a half years years, i like belarus, kind and calm people live here, and i also love boxing and potato pancakes, today we came to a real belarusian village, i wonder who lives here? wow, look what a big house, it’s beautiful, it’s abandoned, it’s abandoned, but it’s such a beautiful house, yes, a very beautiful house, but i wonder if someone lives there, i think, oh, listen, it’s made in such an interesting style, yes wait, what, maybe people, hello, does anyone live here? there’s still no one, what are you afraid of? kayla, you are so brave, in my homeland, if you go into someone else’s house, they can call the police, but it’s interesting, do you have houses like this in liva, no, not at all, no, yes , this is the first time i’ll see them, oh, look at the secor, how they’re made, those windows, that engraving, beautiful designers, i know, what is this in sori's language, this... this is shuruata , that's what you see he

unfortunately, this power of lies, which is on the side of people, is like zakaria.re told that it is dying out, they have to shake their heads again. now, if this had not happened, the scream might have died out, but they still lie with these lies and in this sense, this is their propaganda, which, of course, does a lot of harm. she continues the conflict only weapons, but this is also about military propaganda. i completely agree that the biden administration will do everything to prevent the conflict from dying out, but the current american establishment. the deep state believes that russia’s compromise is a much greater evil and defeat for them than the continuation of this conflict, especially since it is not theirs that is burning. yes, they only have a working printing press. it's burning. actually in ukraine and near the russian border, but here the next question arises: well, in the united states it can the administration will change and every day the prospect of this becomes more and more obvious the day before. i remember. uh, speaker of the house of repre

popschuba and kholodnik, and most importantly, i love traveling, i take pictures. and my name is zakaria lives there, i think it’s vesta, oh, listen, they’re made in such an interesting style, but wait, what, maybe people, hello, who -he lives here , there’s still no one, what are you afraid of, kayla, you’re so brave, in my homeland, if you go into someone else’s house, they might call the police. i wonder if you have houses like this in livva, no, not at all no, no, this is my first time, oh, what, look, rather, how they made it in the window, this engraving, beautiful designers, i know that these litters are on the walls, this is a slavic tradition, people believe that they bring good luck and protect them from bad guests, this is what we call shuruata. this is what you see here, ceruata, this is in your languages, yes in venezuela , yes, this is himma, himma, yes, this venezuela, sakariya, we usually do at sea, so that people, here too, here too most, yes, yes, it’s just interesting that we only found this in village, in belarus, it seems that we were not in a village, but in a museu

kiev is not russia according to zakaria.from an isolated signal. well, uh, literally a couple of days after the publication of this article by farid zakaria, another article appeared in a leading top american magazine. khorina, queen of the following content listen, the west cannot guarantee further support for ukraine political circles in europe and the usa question long-term assistance to ukraine, such an opinion is still in the minority, but it is expanding and becoming louder in the united states . the war in ukraine has become another outbreak in the dispute about how much americans should care about supporting foreign partners and allies and spend the covid pandemic on this. 19 and high inflation caused by the war are putting economic pressure on europe ; optimism about ukraine's successes has begun to wane, leading to concerns about a large-scale and open-ended war in european territory, meanwhile, events at the front, especially the relatively slow pace and modest successes of the counteroffensive launched. at the be

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public statements the country is refusing new supplies, the same passage he repeats to the presenter zakariaion does not mean a result. you didn't receive them immediately, of course. of course not. so, a lot is still on the way while we sit and discuss this and the counter-offensive is underway. and although people say that it is too slow, but work is still going on, according to zelensky, despite the absence. prograiny the west must continue to support ukraine, the head of the main intelligence directorate, the terrorist budanov, promises that the offensive will continue in the winter, the head of the american general staff, millie, believes that the armed forces have no more than 45 days left, the maps on tv screens are not classified, and we can follow the painful offensive, it seems that the ukrainians on the map the yellow ones hit pretty well, wedge into the russian defense line. that's true. what exactly is this? through what she had to go through these minefields, these trenches. how much longer do they have to fight before the offensive, meteorologists in winter. they tell us that,

in an exclusive interview with cnn's farid zakaria, urging patience without ruling out any compromises from vladimir putin. >> did you see any compromises with putin in other issues? did somebody see? with chechnya, with georgia? with moldova? he occupied it all this time. >> reporter: but the russians are facing major issues themselves. short on manpower and ammo, the u.s. believes vladimir putin is actively advancing communications with north korea to provide ammunition to russian. praises his country's alleged military advances claiming pyongyang has now developed a tactical nuclear submarine. even though south korea doesn't even feel it is capable of normal operations. >> medium sized submarines, in order to turn those submarines into nuclear submarines at once. >>> speaking to u.s. media for the first time since the exchange. boot who is known as the merchant of death and was serving a 25 year sentence for among other things expiring to kill americans has always maintained his innocence. in an interview with espn boot brushing off outrage in the u.s. >> the same outrage was in rus

in an exclusive interview with cnn's farhid zakaria, any compromises with vladimir putin. >> did yous? did you see, did somebody saw, did somebody see, with chechnya, with georgia, with moldova, he occupied it all this time. >> but the russians are facing major issues themselves. short on manpower and ammo, sources feel vladimir putin is negotiating with north korea to provide arms to the area. claiming pyongyang has developed a nuclear submarine although south korea believes the subis not capable of normal operations. >> we will rapidly pursue the source, turn those existing submarines into nuclear submarines at once. >>> convicted prisoner victor boot speaking to u.s. media for the first time since the exchange. boot who was known as the merchant of death and was serving a 25 year sentence for among other things expiring to kill americans has always maintained his innocence. in an interview with espn boot brushing off outrage upon his sentence in the u.s. >> many people would say for what, just for talking? are you serious? >> that was virkt boot there and the ukrainians getting, b

cnn's fareed zakaria sat down with president zelenskyy this week and asked him about concerns over theout the counteroffensive. there was a sense that it was slower than expected. now there is some hope that it is speeding up. can you give us a sense from your perspective how it's going? >> it depends on many directions, on many cases and issues how to speed up counteroffensive. but remember that we need the resolve. we have to get our lands. it's also not about the land. it's about the people. because a frozen war is not peace. putin wants to take our country, destroy our families, houses, et cetera. he understands that ukraine would not go away from our land. we'll never do it. that's why he has to kill us. he want to do it. that's why when we speak about counteroffensive, it depends on many cases. of course, we gave a lot of time for russians. we gave a lot of time to prepare -- >> to put the mines in. >> to put the mines in the fields and on a big territory. so you see the three defending lines. >> that's because you were waiting -- >> for the weapons. yeah. it depends on many issu

in an exclusive interview with cnn's fareed zakaria, ukraine's president urging the u.s. to have patience while ruling out any compromises with vladimir putin. >> did you see any compromises from putin? did somebody see? with chechnya, with georgia, with moldova, he occupied it all this country. >> reporter: but the russians are facing major issues themselves. short on manpower and ammo, the u.s. believes vladimir putin is actively advancing negotiations with north korea to provide arms to russia. this as north korean strongman kim jong-un's praises his country's alleged military advances, claiming pyongyang has now developed a tactical nuclear submarine even though south korea believes the sub is not even capable of normal operations. >> translator: we will rapidly pursue the process of converting all medium sized submarines into attack types. >> reporter: from russia, convicted arms trafficker viktor bout who was freed late last year speaking to u.s. media for the first time since the exchange. bout, who was known as the merchant of death and was serving a 25-year sente

in an exclusive interview with cnn's fareed zakaria ukraine's president urging the u.s.o have patience while ruling out any compromises with vladimir putin. >> did you see any compromises from putin in other issues? did you see -- did somebody see? where's georgia? with moldova? he occupied it all this countries. >> reporter: but the russians are facing major issues themselves, short on manpower and ammo, the u.s. believes vladimir putin is actively advancing negotiations with north korea to provide arms to russia. this as north korean strong man kim jong-un praises his country's alleged military advances, claiming pyongyang has now developed a tactical nuclear submarine, even though south korea believes the sub is not even capable of normal operations. >> translator: we will rapidly pursue the process of conversing all medium-sized saab marines into attack types in order to turn those existing submarines into nuclear submarines at once. >> reporter: from russia convicted arms trafficker victor boot freed in a prisoner swap with brittney griner late last year speaking to

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york city. ♪ ♪ >>> today on the program, world leaders madeir annual journey to new york city this week for the u.n. general assembly. among them, iran's president ibrahim raissi. after his fiery speech, he sat down with me for an exclusive interview. i asked him about his country's nuclear program, its place in the middle east deeply changed by the abraham accords and about women's rights in iran after the death of mahsa amini and the protests that followed. >> are all these hundreds of millions, maybe over a billion muslims wrong and only the islamic republic of iran is right? >> then, open trade has been one of the great engines of progress in the world lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. is it now moving in reverse? and is america to blame? i'll talk to the head of the world trade organization and iweli who says the world needs a new vision for globalization. >> but first, here's my take. the biden administration has pursued a new and ambitious economic agenda premised on the notion that the prevailing orthodoxy of the l

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from kyiv. ♪ ♪ >> today, a special edition of the program from ukrainecountry that's been at war now for almost 600 days. i had an exclusive interview with the country's president, volodymyr spellen i ski. this week he fired his defense minister, visited the front lines and welcomed secretary of state blinken. i ask him about all that and more. >> ukraine will never go back, go away from our land. then, as it awaits f-16 fighters, ukraine's best weapons up in the sky are drones. the country's so-called army of drones has been a gamechanger for surveillance, dropping bombs and kamikaze missions. i talked to the mastermind behind the program and the country's minister of digital transformation. finally, the children of war. ♪ ♪ >> last september i introduced you to some amazing kids in kyiv who had just gone back to school for the first time since the war started. this week, we went back to see them again. ♪ ♪ >> to see how they're holding up after another year of strive. >> after all of these dark times you want to lead the best life that you can. ♪ >> bu

i'm fareed zakaria. >>> today, a gps special. artificial intelligence: its promise and peril. we'll bring you an in-depth look at the brave and frightening new world that faces us all today. >> it is nice to meet you. >> startling powers of this technolo exploded into the public conscience last year. >> chatgpt has exploded in pop you'll irrit. >> machines that could teach themselves super human skills. >> if this technology could go wrong, it could go quite wrong. >> chatgpt. >> we look at the past and present and the unphone future of artificial intelligence, and with eric schmidt. >> who happens if it could build a pathogen and it ends up in the hands of a osama bin laden type of person and could kill people. >>> and then ai run amok. the extinction of us all. i'll talk to the man known as the godfather of ai. >> and then if these things get smarter than us, which i believe they will, will we be able to control. >> on the flip sidem, the beaut of what a.i. could help humans create. terminator films were created before it was a buzzword and now he uses a.i. to make his produ

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. on this week's program i travel to the pentagon for an exit interview with the top military adviser to presidents trump and biden. after almost 45 years of service, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley will retire at the end of this month. i asked him about russia, ukraine, china, taiwan. plus his controversial appearance with trump in lafayette park and allegations that the u.s. military has become too woke. >> i would tell you that the military i see is the military that's exceptionally strong. it's powerful. it's ready. >>> then, elon musk, currently the world's richest man. he is also one of the most controversial. critics say he has far too much control over everything from the war in ukraine to the voices that are heard online. the great biographer of our times, walter isaacson got unparalleled access to musk for a brand-new book on the billionaire. he'll tell me what he learned. >>> bifirst, here's my take. the democrats are confronting a crisis that could

one of the attendees eric schmidt spoke recently to if a read zakaria. >> what happens if it can buildd it ends up in the hands of an osama bin laden type of person and that could kill a million people. so you say no problem, we'll put what are called guardrails on that, we'll prevent it from being misused. if you give me all the weights that is open source and i'm evil which hopefully i'm not, i can strip the constraints out and return it back to its bad news. >>> joining us now, republican senator mike brown. senator, good morning. so glad that you are with us. are you as worried as eric schmidt is? >> he brings up very important points. these are the down sides to ai. but recognizing them doesn't stop them. we have to recognize it and we have to be able to deal with it. it is the up side and down side that we want to learn more about and we thought that in a bipartisan way a group of four of us including senator schumer, we wanted to bring this together and say that republicans and democrats alike, we need to do this and better if we do it in a bipartisan fashion. let's learn as muc

and yet, just this past weekend, cnn's fareed zakaria spoke to mark milley, as the outgoing chairmant chiefs. and he said, milley said that the 200,000 plus troops there are, from russia in ukraine, it's going to be, quote, a high bar to get them out. does president biden believe that there is a way out of this war, without ukraine conceding? >> so a couple of things, there that you just said. look, when i was in the hall today, when the president was speaking on that world stage -- . and when he stop talk about russia, and what they have done, this aggression, and how we have to continue t hall. >> a big applause. >> it was a big applause line. and i think that is important as well, to note. look, we've always said that nothing about ukraine, nothing about ukraine without ukraine. we've always said that, it is something that they have to be part of that conversation, and we have been very, very clear about that. but we have said is that we will be there as long as it takes, for the ukrainian people to continue to fight bravely, for their freedom, for their democracy. and i think tha

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