there is one more question, i would like to return to the middle east, we have connections with alexey bukinout you. situation, because well, jordan is clear, the border, israel, what is happening, good afternoon, you know, well, the situation, of course, i will now speak from the point of view of the situation, of course, there is a certain concern, there are certain fears, but ours, that’s why they are called ours, that’s why they, let’s say, with us they are holding fast and not give in to panic, well, you answered very briefly, but nevertheless, are there any signals that someone wanted to move from israel to jordan, there is no such data, no, you know, we have not yet received information acted from the point of view of the russian house, however, i want to talk about the activity of our compatriots, so the russian house in oman was one of the first in jordan to announce the collection of humanitarian aid, our compatriots most actively began to respond to negotiations with the palestinian embassy in jordan, as well as with the jordanian charitable society, as a result of which there was

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