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knowledge of the middle east. they don't have it, that's why politics doesn't always succeed. their policies are challenged if they don't expire completely, but they face various challenges. as a result of this , you can't solve the issues, especially the 75-year-old age issue. you didn't have any solution. but it is true that the zionist regime the issue of two states will not go under the burden, that is, despite this, they know, that is, even the intelligent powers that exist in the united states know this , especially after the al-aqsa storm operation, when the issue of two states is completely off the table. it is interesting that i now i don't remember exactly, but after the al-aqsa storm, there were polls inside palestine that more than 70-80% of the palestinian people declared their opposition to this government . now let's go back to this. and saudi arabia is not talking about rights the palestinians will not have a government , which means that in those negotiations, we saw that a voice was raised from palest

are not people from the middle east, and they certainly in no respect uh represent jews. jews, muslims, christians have been living side by side for thousands of years in the middle east, with no problem whatsoever, uh, you know, some of the largest jewish communities are in iran, in iraq, in syria, in palestine itself, so there has never been a problem. it's this is another tactic by the british government and western governments to make it sectarian issue, like in northern ireland, they say it's protestanting against catholic, and then in the middle east they say sunni against shia, or muslim against, it's nothing to do with that, this is a colonial issue, and the people, the the these these leaders in the west, they are they are so blinded by money and greed, what they are trying to do right now is to um is to completely destroy the infrastructure of the mediterranean sea, leaving only. hyfa port intact, this is why they destroyed israel has bombed latakiia port in syria numerous times and taken it out of action, the beirout port also taken out of action, gaza itself is

are not people from the middle east, and they certainly in no respect uh represent jews. jews, muslims, christians have been living side by side for thousands of years in the middle east, with no problem whatsoever, uh, you, some of the largest jewish communities are in iran, in iraq, in syria, in palestine itself, so there has never been a problem, it's. "this is another tactic by the british government and western governments to make it sectarian issue, like in northern ireland, they say it's protestant in it's catholic, and then in the middle east, they say sunni against shiah or muslim against, it's nothing to do with that, this is a colonial issue, and the people, the these these leaders in the west, they are they are so blinded by money and greed, what they are trying to do right now is to um is to completely destroy the infrastructure of the mediterranean sea, leaving only high" port intact, this is why they destroy israel has bombed latakiia port in syria numerous times and taken it out of action, the beirout port also taken out of action. gaza itself is is a is a

quincy institute for bringing this fresh air in terms of what is going on in middle east, i am a veteran of indo-china war. they would ignore lesson of history, romans -- involvement in the middle east, they took their eye off the ball in terms of dealing with tribes on northern border, i pray to god we don't get involved with another war in middle east, the eye on the ball for us is mainland china, communist china, that is the real game. >> do you think that biden administration has an overall strategy for middle east. >> they did have, was what i said early year, they set aside almost all other issues and focused on the idea of securing normalization agreement, politically iee can see why that was attractive, strategyicallyy did not see a basis for it working. idea in addition to that, we would be offering saudis a defense package and a nuclear technology, raised questions marks about what ises big gain in this to offerha something as drastic aso that, united states does not have any agreement with any other state in middle east except for turkey who is a member of nato. that is nowhere near type of agreement

didn't— that part of the middle east, they didn't see — that part of the middle east, they didn'tt to know why. i think the reason is if i can— want to know why. i think the reason is if i can offer them are twofold. 0ne is if i can offer them are twofold. one is, _ is if i can offer them are twofold. one is, first, _ is if i can offer them are twofold. one is, first, it was a religious holiday. — one is, first, it was a religious holiday. it _ one is, first, it was a religious holiday, it was one of the holiest days _ holiday, it was one of the holiest days in _ holiday, it was one of the holiest days in the — holiday, it was one of the holiest days in the jewish calendar, simchat torah _ days in the jewish calendar, simchat torah coming coming right at the end of the _ torah coming coming right at the end of the jewish holiday, festival. most _ of the jewish holiday, festival. most of— of the jewish holiday, festival. most of the attention was on the west— most of the attention was on the west bank where the conflict in the last few— west bank where the conflict in the last few

when it comes to the current conflict in the middle east they, they prefer to keep the use private for now. they feel times attends, especially in a country home towards are among the largest jewish and muslim populations in western unit. you won't be able to directly, to me, that was, fear is emotionally charged. more people have a tendency in times of crisis to take sides of the do you think they'd look for these that could divide a little? we took it so instead of being soaked up by our belief that only talking to people who agree with us, there's only people who should try to establish a connection with other people in order. so start and helps it, that'd be so it's like another planet, you know, we can forget about all the wars out there that you develop. well, it's really cool for you to move, but not all parts of funds also come. that has been numerous demonstrations in favor of israel and pro palestinian gatherings over the past weeks. the government says that almost $600.00 and to submit to gaps have been registered in france since the current conflict. brent called this resea

weapons to conflict zones, they also send financial resources, including to ukraine and the middle east, they ukraine, in the middle east, you need to know and understand where they are. the root of evil, where is this very spider that is trying to entangle the whole planet, the whole world with its web? and wants to achieve our strategic defeat on the battlefield, uses people fooled by him for decades on the territory of today's ukraine, fighting precisely this enemy, within the framework of a special military operation, all those who are fighting for their independence and sovereignty. the chaos at makhachkala airport did not happen without the participation of the west. the events in makhochkala last night were inspired, including through social networks, not least from the territory of ukraine, by the hands of agents of western intelligence services. it was no coincidence that putin mentioned the storming of the makhachkala airport , which was provoked by posts from several telegram channels. the main one is the morning of dagestan. we meet uninvited guests. we should be at the airport by

when it comes to the current conflict in the middle east they, they prefer to keep them use private for now. they feel times attends, especially in a country home towards are among the largest jewish and muslim populations in less than unit. we also typically do know that was fear is emotionally charged. more people have a tendency in times of crisis to take sides off. do you think they'd look for these that could divide a little too if we took it? so instead of being soaked up by our belief that only talking to people who agree with us, the reason why people, we should try to establish a connection with other people in order. so this garden helps it, that'd be so it's like another planet, you know, we can forget about all the wars out there. you develop well critical for you, the mood, but not all parts of funds. i'll say come, that has been numerous demonstrations in favor of israel and pro palestinian gatherings over the past weeks. the government says that almost $600.00 and to submit to gaps happened registered in france. since the current conflict broke out . this research assess,

in the middle east will have no less influence than the elections in poland, because as you rightly said, that, in principle, the poles understand the role of ukraine in the current situation, theyunderstand the role of ukraine in the war against russia, what the role of ukraine looks like now against the background of what is happening in the middle east, because we understand that this is another point, and probably not the last, for the next few months, or maybe a few years, which will be created for the destabilization, for the general destabilization of a conditional group of civilization countries, a group of countries with an autocratic, e method of government, where we are now in this situation, or really this attention to israel interrupts attention to kyiv and ukraine, and is this in this case part of a large special operation, including russia's with iran, with its partner iran? well, come on, smart people, they consider the situation in ukraine and israel as a whole. because actually, these are the two points of reference in which the future of the world is decided, and i am not exaggerating now , indeed, those who are capable of objectively assessing the situation,

weapons to conflict zones, they also send financial resources, including including ukraine in the middle east, theyrring things up not in... in the same ukraine in the middle east, without achieving results on the battlefield, they want to split us, that concerns russia, to weaken from within and sow unrest, they are also not satisfied with any participation of russia in solving world and regional problems, including the middle east settlement, they are generally not satisfied when someone acts or speaks not according to their orders, they only believe in their exclusivity, in the fact that everything is allowed to them, they do not need lasting peace in the holy land, they need constant chaos in the middle east, therefore, in every possible way they discredit those countries that insist on an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector, on to stop the bloodshed and are ready to make a real contribution to resolving the crisis, and not parasitize on it. russia has consistently for years, regardless of the situation, offered the only way of settlement that can bring lasting results. back in the late forti

middle east? the? happening in the middle east? they are considered _ happening in the middle east? sidered the _ happening in the middle east? tie: are considered the benchmark, at least in a lot of the financial system, it is what a lot of other instruments are, it is the baseline for many financial products, if you like, notjust in the us but more broadly around the globe. at a time of uncertainty, what people don't know —— when people do not know what is happening next, it can be seen as a safe haven, let the storm and then see where the dust settles, that is why you have seen that kind of rush into bonds which has pushed down years and that has a second order effect which is, in recent months, we have seen it yields on us government bonds actually climbing to levels where it was going to put up to levels where it was going to put up the cost of borrowing, notjust for the us government, but also for consumers and companies, and there was a debate going on about what this would mean for the federal reserve which has been raising interest rates to tame inflation and there was comme

question is more complex, israel , of course, the conflict in the middle east, which has now flared up, yes, as vladimirovich once said that theylict in the middle east begins there, the question is, yes, that indeed, now the whole world , all the central world media, they are aimed specifically at the middle east, at the israeli-palestinian conflict, then we expect a conflict... in the asia-pacific region and then they will completely forget about zelensky, that is, this is one of the reasons why he went there , the second point is that the united states of america recently voted for a forty-five-day budget, which did not include assistance to ukraine, the armed forces of ukraine, and even the budget of ukraine, which also shook, so to speak , the public, inside the territories controlled by the kiev regime and caused certain confusion and discontent , this is the second point, and the third point is the failed counter-offensive, dear friends, that is, no one doubts anymore, even among representatives of the kiev regime, that the counteroffensive that they announced failed in the southern direction in the zaporozhye direction,

they also send financial resources, including to ukraine and the middle east. theyncite hatred in the same ukraine, in the middle east, without achieving it. on the battlefield they want to split us, as far as russia is concerned, from within, to weaken us and sow unrest. they don't either, they don't either is satisfied with any participation of russia in solving world and regional problems, including the middle east settlement. they are not at all happy when someone acts or speaks not according to their orders; they believe only in their exclusivity, that everything is allowed to them. they don't need a durable one. on the holy land, they need constant chaos in the middle east, therefore, in every possible way they discredit those countries that insist on an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector, on stopping the bloodshed and are ready to make a real contribution to resolution of the crisis, and not to parasitize on it, even the un, the clearly expressed position of the world community, is being attacked by... real persecution, attempts to discredit. i want to emp

at a rapid pace, it is changing a lot, more and more new challenges are appearing: take the middle east, theyshaking us up, they are already shaking up the whole world, god forbid we stop so as not to approach the third world war. belarus responded to economic pressure together with its own. financial stability, access to a growth trajectory has been ensured, and these are figures that characterize only the current moment, and russia has significantly shaken itself up in many areas of economic development, it has become an order of magnitude more self-sufficient, and if we were shoulder to shoulder together as a community. if we put a barrier to these western horror stories, our overall results would be much higher. remember, when we were in the soviet union, everyone was afraid of us, they were afraid of us, they respected us, unfortunately, the world is such that only force is respected. and now, together with china, iran, brazil, and the global south, what western sanctions, our opinion will be taken into account, if we are together, the opinion in international affairs will be decisive. m

roman, you said that now in the middle east they want to put the genie back in the bottle, and somehowlet's put it this way, in this situation to do, it doesn't hurt hamas, it doesn't hurt hezbollah. as a result, it does not hurt iran to convince binyamin netanyahu that this is the whole ground operation that they are currently planning, so that they do not conduct it in the gaza sector, and it is obvious, it is obvious that in this situation, by restraining israel, the world, precisely and putting this genie in a bottle, that's right, i understood, yes, i'm actually talking about this, because it is obvious that moscow, tehran and beijing planned not just a terrorist operation, it is already clear from everything that israel is under attack, from the south hamas, from the north of hezbollah, from the side of syria, islamic jihadists, it is already being attacked by representatives of the taliban, ah, the houthis and so on, that is, the houthis in fact, it is clear from the organization of the preparation of this operation that they were actually involved before the attack against isra

more and more new challenges are emerging: take the middle east, they are not only shaking us up, theyng up the whole world. god forbid we stop so that we don’t come close to the third world war. while the west is investing in war, they are just talking. spends the money of its taxpayers; every year we increase investment with a long-term view, in high-tech industries, such as microelectronics, aircraft construction, artificial intelligence, information and communication solutions

nation. shortly after my mother's death, began to plan to take my children to return to the middle east, theywas born and all i could do was point to the window of the room in which i was born, but my daughter said, don't you want to go in, and i said, no, i really can't go in, it was just too much for me, and then we went to nazareth and so my... house, but yeah, i'm very curious to know, because you were named after my father and i was born here, and of course you were born in new york, what do you feel when you see, it's strange, i mean, i feel, this is where my dad was born, this is my grandfather, my grandmother and my, you know, your cousin, it's exceptionally strange, and my first impulse is always, can't we get it back, can't we get it back, and i, i, you, it's sort of like beating dead horse, but i think is there some way, because i'm studying law, i think is there some way we could litigate, draw this out, maybe get them. give it up, but i think i'm obsessed, yeah, i feel, i feel like it's sort of dead end, it's better not to think that way, but we lost our family home, others lost

they do not need lasting peace in the holy land, they need constant chaos in the middle east. therefore, they do their best to discredit those countries that insist on an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector, on stopping the bloodshed and are ready to make a real contribution to resolving the crisis, and not parasitize on it. even the un, the clearly expressed position of the world community, is subject to attacks, real persecution and attempts to discredit it. apparently, the president recalled. russian position , it is aimed precisely at achieving a peaceful resolution of the conflict, the creation of a sovereign, independent palestinian state; there has never been a double bottom or intrigue in the russian approach to the middle east situation, vladimir putin emphasized. the stronger russia is, the more united our society is, the more effectively we will be able to defend both our own national interests and the interests of those peoples who have become victims... of western neocolonial policies, i will emphasize once again, you need to know to understand where the root of

so far practically international organizations have not resolved... a single conflict in the middle east, they an international organization can resolve the conflict, the un, this, this, this theory really didn’t say that, by the way, i’m sure the senator doesn’t think so, i don’t think so, every international organization is only capable of what its members are capable of, the most incapable organization is the organization united nations. now, if we return to, to what you said, firstly, i will say about, first about the fact that a big war could break out, we have such a dynamic, the farther the country is from us, the louder it screams, the closer it is, they are calmer, so egypt is the calmest, jordan is the calmest, the palestinians are the calmest, here are the houthis, they can shout, the iranians can shout too, iran, teran is far away, more. what about syria? syria is not included in this at all. syria is not in a position to start any kind of military action, it hardly wants or can support its statehood, and we generally treat syria completely, now indifferently , and israel is intere

— said he wants to change the middle east. theyst. they are not going to be swayed by calls for a ceasefire from the um _ swayed by calls for a ceasefire from the un. clearly when the americans talk the un. clearly when the americans tatk attout— the un. clearly when the americans talk about humanitarian causes, that's— talk about humanitarian causes, that's the — talk about humanitarian causes, that's the kind of thing, maybe there _ that's the kind of thing, maybe there is— that's the kind of thing, maybe there is room for manoeuvre there, but ceasefire is? no, not for a long white _ but ceasefire is? no, not for a long while yet. — but ceasefire is? no, not for a long while yet. i— but ceasefire is? no, not for a long while yet, i would say. joe but ceasefire is? no, not for a long while yet, i would say.— while yet, i would say. joe biden has spoken _ while yet, i would say. joe biden has spoken to — while yet, i would say. joe biden has spoken to israeli _ while yet, i would say. joe biden has spoken to israeli media, - while

ideology is israel must not obliterate hamas when they talk about expanding the war in that middle east theyut israel is to protect itself by not expanding the war in the middle east which i guess means don't defend yourself. what they are saying is defend our ideology and defend our policies but isn't that another reason they're soft on iran even in the rhetoric? >> it is there is a remarkable consistency on the domestic approach of the foreign policy approach. it's a sympathy for the perpetrator in antipathy for the victim we are always trying to find out what the victim responsible for circumstance in this case israel. we are trying to support and find justification for the perpetrators in this case hamas and really iran. it's a wholly-owned franchise that applies the united states in their approach to domestic policy, law enforcement secured in the southern border and this case it applies to the national security and foreign policy in the middle east. and you get the same result it's horrific in both cases. mark: you are involved in the discussions that led to the abraham accord supporti

have never been so calm in the middle east, as on his duty. this deep thinker, this was the second miscalculation, which, in fact, even surprised me somewhere, because theyast, quite seriously, they still had, if according to us in general, they trained personnel, well, during the nineties, the 2000s they began to prepare personnel, and in the second decade they began to train personnel for us, then the middle east, well, there is china, of course, in all, in all aspects there , half of the research was in china, but the middle east they always remained under control anyway. and the fact that they have now sunk so much is, of course , a serious blow for blinkin, or oh, excuse me, for saalivan, because by and large, it means that the council, the national security, the national security adviser, having assistants, he has a directorate for europe, for the middle east, there for the far east, in general, for all of this he has directors, and the fact is that, well, personnel decisions need to be made, but this is his problem, what decisions , at one time, by the way, you also said that biden is very experienced, no , i never said about biden that he is very

continue the topic of what we have in common, here is some kind of ukrainian crisis from the middle east, theyh what they are adopting this ukrainian lawlessness, from the 14th century, yes, which began, but if we expand this topic in this way, then by and large, and europe is the same, it is essentially doing the same thing, yes, it is adopting this to inculcate this classical, i would say even nazism, only in relation to the russians . today i watched the news that, well, in fact, fifa removed children from participating in the european and world football championships, and before that , russians were banned from driving cars with license plates to enter the european union, they stopped issuing visas, property began to be seized, and not even from politicians, not from officials, but just there, for example, ah, tell me about yes from people who are not public at all, that is, if earlier , let’s say, tarot was some kind of standard , it was especially interesting there, because when the coronavirus, well, i personally contributed a lot efforts so that well, public opinion would be formed, so

in response to the american veto on the middle east, they turned their backs, this is how the us ambassadorreeted at a un meeting. singing out before the high-profile premiere, factor bay bursts into a new third season. the focus is on interregional cooperation. in guests at the palace of independence. from russia, the president held a meeting with the head of mordovia. a delegation from this russian region has been working in our country for several days. its representative composition is another confirmation: we have a lot of joint work ahead. we cooperate in traditional areas from mechanical engineering and metallurgy to agro-industrial complex and petrochemicals. our modern technology is world- class equipment, and we are also ready for new projects. alexander lukashenko sees prospects in cooperation. today we are talking about partnership only in the context of economics. during the great patriotic war. the cousin and grandfather of the head of mordovia distinguished himself during the liberation of the minsk region. on the very first day of his working visit, the governor fulfilled a

because israel is a kind of protectorate the united states of america, their outpost in the middle east, theyt it immediately, for example, other countries demonstrate, but i would say such a rare immoral position of theirs, here is the immoral position of france, macron comes and tries like a tightrope walker to resist, and he seems to have to follow the united states completely on the side of israel, but he has a lot of arabs there, he has elections, he has voters, they will start to destroy everything there, so he comes, sits down with president of israel and such phrases that you can’t get caught up in, they know, like jelly, once and between your fingers, and so they went somewhere, but something needs to be said, so he says, let’s come up with a coalition and we will fight like... against hamas, like against a group banned in russia, we’ll build an organizational bridge, put a steam engine across it, well, like everything in our classics, something like this is suitable, but let’s do it, or like ours stankevich always suggested, but let’s have a conference , well, cherchel once said, he

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they would separate this situation from the elections in taiwan in january. now, if a couple of weeks ago, three weeks ago, sulivan said that everything is calm, so to speak, in the middle eastlicts, now they start to drain. as for the middle east problem, there is already a system of intimidation, well, as i understand it, jered ford has already arrived in the eastern mediterranean and either today or tomorrow, well, this week the second aircraft carrier group will leave from norfolk, this is dwight esenhower, an aircraft carrier that two aircraft carrier groups, if you also count american bases. well, i mean the arab states, which they assume, well, which ones, that is, which ones, well, in principle, don’t bother here, professor, with whom we will fight, who, whom they should restrain, well, at least there, who supported, kuwait supports, took it and what did they do? no, nothing, he would finance here, at least, at least , here it is demonstrated, everyone is so afraid, after they approached north korea, approached, walked, walked away, there are approximately 60 attack aircraft, some of them which can carry nuclear weapons. how do we know what iran has? i don’t know tha

the, when it comes to the current conflict in the middle east they, they prefer to keep them use private for now. they feel times of tens, especially in the country home towards are among the largest jewish and muslim populations in western europe. we also typically to know that it was, fear is emotionally charged. more people have a tendency in times of crisis to take sides off the 6th and look for the 2nd divide on the level if you took it. so it, instead of being soaked up by our belief that only talking to people who agree with us and we usually people who should try to establish a connection with other people in order. so this garden helps it, that'd be so it's like another planet, you know, we can forget about all the wars out there and then you develop lots vehicle for the mood. but not all parts of funds also come, that has been numerous demonstrations in favor of israel and pro palestinian gatherings over the past weeks. the government says that almost $600.00 n to submit to act have been registered in france since the current conflict broke out. this research assess, it's not t

they have lot of fire power in the middle east, they have bases in in qatar, they basis in iraq, theyord to turn to a military um um part of this or side of this um that there needs to be a con fronts uh by these countries, how do you exert pressure on the entity in washington, the response the first day um after um the attacks on gaza um was to actually send more military support and equipment to the israeli regime, well let me just turn to uh john, get john back in on this conversation. john, john, what do you think? i mean, how likely is this war uh, how likely is it to expand? logic would suggest that that it has to expand, but uh, you know, i want to, i want to play devil's advocate for second here. let's look at how the united states approaches these matters. the united states adopted a policy called r2p, called responsibility to. protect, that's the justification for military intervention, anywhere in the world where the united states unilaterally determines that some identifiable minority or some identifiable ethnic group is in threat of being killed or harmed. the united stat

and we are not observers in this germany's interests are in europe, they are in the middle east they are in asia. so germany cannot expect the us interests are in europe, they are in the middle east helping to fulfill germany's interests. germany has to get involved itself is if i could just clarify before you go to josef, the reason that all three of these countries are interconnected is because they're all on the front lines of democracies and very dangerous areas and it's in the united states interest as well as partners to defend democratic of democracies and very dangerous areas and it's in the values and also to try to hold an already stressed international rules based international order. joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from the middle east for so long? i think so. and we sent signals of weakness that may have emboldened the one or the other dictator. i mean, when barack obama, we all love him, but he drew a red line in syria and it turned out to be a pink line. you know that's not how deterrence works. he said, if you use chemical weapons, we will

and like the small country in the middle east, 11 on was once a flourishing place, which some called the switzerland of the middle east. they route was a financial hub, elegant and cosmopolitan. then came to civil war. today there are power outages, almost every day. food prices are soaring, and most people live in desperate poverty. and a zip that weren't enough. a warehouse in the harbor holding ammonium nitrate exploded, leaving much of a city in ruins. the lebanon has one of the most in equal distributions of wealth in the world. and society is being torn apart. something has to, to the, the, in the french revolution, people demanded liberty, equality, and brotherhood. because those ideas are intertwined. if you demand freedom, you're also demanding fairness. but in a country like 11 or where do you even begin the heavy believe or she just don't have it towed in public that term justice like the term freedom. it's hard to define who she is, vic. hey, vic, justice should guide all public action to be today. sort of my goal must be to achieve social harmony with at least a minimum level of contentment. for on the 1st you

everything, or mendecy only for the course of 2 the, when it comes to the current conflict in the middle east they, they prefer to keep them use private for now. they feel times of tens, especially in the country home towards are among the largest jewish and muslim population in western unit. you won't be able to physically to know that was fear is emotionally charged. more people have a tendency in times of crisis to take sides of the 6th and look for the 2nd divide on level 2. we took it so instead of being soaked up by our belief that only talking to people who agree with us. the reason why people who should try to establish a connection with other people in order. so start and helps it. that'd be so it's like another planet, you know, we can forget about all the wars out there that you develop. well, it's really cool for you to move, but not all parts of france, i'll say come, that has been numerous demonstrations in favor of israel and pro palestinian gatherings over the past weeks. the government says that almost $600.00 and to submit to acts have been registered in france since the current

middle east? uh it has excellent relationship with the companies like yeah. so they are gonna be on the way. and on the other hand, with the, uh, we just ran on and it's, uh, it is fine. it just sort of uh, creates a balancing act without really wanting to much about how it stands on. punish dean will impact this balancing act. uh, but having said that, to answer your question mid specifically. yes, i agree that uh, what is it gonna, india seems to be supporting you say more than more than posting and just to expand on that i'll be not also seeing particularly right. bring him to groups, use the hum, mostella ad tax to verify most things is that something that you would say is also happening? i am going to be more careful about that. i don't think that these um, a mainstream expression in india that could potentially be considered as some of the but, you know, an extremist and a bunch of in the didn't. right. reading on december 12th, i sought out of the sort of wanted to get to the next step resolution trying to use this for really find the most seems that you know that that does happen fro

still want to get a high income to work in the middle east. they still want to go back to you. so right now, you know, as we speak, there's at least step 50 full tie walkers who are being held captive by a mas. what is the tie government doing to get them back? i think the tie government led by crime and he's both said todd to be a student and all day happy that i think they try so hard to try so many try now. so many ways to negotiate, as i think they try to use 2 different levels of because the quotation, the 1st one is far more diplomatic negotiation. and the 2nd one, which is the prime minister and minister of the following fast as i spoke about to the media as to the time media is actually that the thai government also try to use the informal negotiations. try to send the representation to off the tide. government back to is are, are a because she be representative of the have moscow. right. we're live with the, for the time being and hope that has been a news full time migrant workers and their families in the thailand. thanks so much for joining us today. with all of tha