bob kitchen of the international rescue committee. thank you so much. 10 years ago today, ukrainians began mass protesting keys against closer ties with russia. it was a time of hope that became known as the revolution of dignity. decade on the struggle against russian attempts of subjugation continue. the cost of freedom has been immense, with russia's full scale invasion. approaching the 2 year mark, germany's defense minister has paid a visit to keith to mark the occasion, an underlined berlin's continued support for you. keith central, my done square, is where you cranes pro european protests began 10 years ago. germany's defense minister book is historically as pages respects that to those who were killed during the ensuing violence. you get here on i've come here again firstly to pledge our support, unexpressed, us all a dire tea and the deep bowl. and i'm a ration for the braid, courageous battle that is involved such heavy losses. the protests that later became known as your own. my dad began here 10 years ago to the day. it's

the senior director for the ukraine crisis at the international rescue committee, a humanitarian rescueanization. thank you for joining us. could you take us through the most pressing humanitarian needs? >> heavy fighting carries on, particularly in the southeast of the country. it is damaging homes, hospitals, schools. driving the humanitarian need. the need inside of florida is riddled, nearly two years into a full-scale war. people's ability to cope is getting weekend. we have alarming statistics about the mental health impacts of the war. four point one million children need humanitarian aid. it's becoming a daily attitude for violence, torment, displacement, children are being killed, wounded, deeply traumatized by violence. it has really affected the future. there has been prolonged disruption with the covid-19 pandemic. this is four years of educational challenges. they have been displaying clear signs of extensive learning. it is a social setback. really deprive children of safe spaces to learn. when the invasion srted to the home of -- 3220 eight educational facilities have bee

this international rescue competition ended with the introduction of the best people and teams in tabrizes in these competitions compete in cement. my name is majd ayyub from syria. the competition was very good , everything was ready. i am mohammad al-fatllalawi from iraq, unfortunately, one of our children lost weight in the last ten minutes. he pressed you that we couldn't pass the last obstacle that we had to pass . this the competition was one of the programs of the national congress of 10,000 martyrs of azerbaijan and guarding the cities of gaza. in a public environment, this event happened that people towards sports. from the aspect of championship, we can develop public sports and make this song happen in the society. in the first round of the international competition of the art of relief of the islamic republic of iran, the national teams of the islamic republic of iran and the fire department of tabriz municipality became first and second, and the teams of syria and iraq also won. ali rajabi from iran's national team and amin ahmadpouri from tabriz municipality took the third

her life, that’s what her relatives say, my message is addressed to the red cross and the international rescuease day should have been different, she should have been on medication, we fought for this for 7 weeks, when she left home she was fine, we expected something completely different, right now she is fighting for her life. israel stands for the continuation of the truce, for the continuation of the ceasefire, since this allows saving the lives of the israeli hostages who are still in captivity, well, in particular. netanyahu and israeli president ek herzag drew the guest's attention to how quickly now on social networks, in the media there are a lot of messages that are anti-semitic in nature, so that a guest from the united states can form his own impression, see with his own eyes what happened in the southern territories of israel on the tour saturday, october 7. i think that there are three things that should occur due to the gas situation. there is no other choice but to kill those who insist on killing civilians. there is no other way out, they are not going to change their minds. s

the international rescue committee, an independent humanitarian organization has said pretty specifically that 5 days would be needed to get the situation back up and running to get an aide in to get a distribution centers back up. so it's interesting to note that they have put a time on it while this resolution does not. in the meantime, the u. n. has been negotiating directly with israel to increase the amount of a getting in some breakthroughs announced by martin griffith earlier today in the form of fuel being allowed in to help with the a delivery. and that is real, would not put a cap on how many trucks it allows into gaza to help with a delivery uh un welcoming this, but saying it's still not enough. the fuel that is being allowed in will allow them to move 8 around gaza, but it's not enough to deal with the issue of the salivating water. getting the water plants back up and running a sewage treatment and never mind power to people to live their daily lives. and also the amount of trucks that have been getting in while now they're saying there's no cap, they're staying in order to

my message is addressed to the red cross and the international rescue organization, the day of my mother'selease should have been different, she should have received medicine, we fought for this for 7 weeks, when she left home she was fine, we expected something completely different, right now she fighting for his life. israel is in favor of continuing the truce, for continuation of the ceasefire, since this allows saving the lives of israeli hostages who are still in captivity, well, in particular , to draw attention to this issue by any means, both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the president tried at a meeting with businessman elon musk israel yitzha herzog, drew the guest's attention to how fast things are now in social life. so that a guest from the usa can form his own impression, see with his own eyes what was happening in the southern territories israel, on tour saturday october 7, he was invited to the kibbutz, what statements were made, i think that there are three things that must happen in connection with in gaza, there is no other choice but to kill those who in

it's going to have your company here on off the international rescue is carrying ropes and other equipment marching towards the still key out of the tunnel. and in there as part of an almost 2 week effort to free $41.00 trump. what this comes off for a tunnel collapse on the 12th of november blocking a 60 me to stretch. and despite the attempts to free the men on wednesday, the drilling machine empowering through tons of rock run into a metal roads slowing the process. more diaper is also following through the process, making clear of making it hard at to clear the path. total of 41 ambulance is a station to the side ready to provide immediate care? well that's a lot more now. they don't that hug for joining us. live the a former secretary of defense process management group in new delhi, a very well welcome to you today. so thank you very much for jumping on the program so quickly as well. do you have uh, do you have any updates on the rest of the situation right now? what's the, what's the latest that, you know, the rest of the last few operations that are on the, on the machine. it almo

the international rescue committee says it welcomes the four-day proposed pause in the war but warned it's not enough time to address the very dire humanitarian crisis in gaza. let's start with cnn's elany giokos. you have an update on the plan to allow those aid trucks into gaza from egypt. the egyptian government says it's not clear what kind of aid nor how much of it will be allowed. tell your viewers what you're learning. >> reporter: yeah, so we know that under this agreement that 200 aid trucks will be able to enter gaza daily as long as this truce upholds, which is really important. this is a bigger number than we've ever seen since october 7th, and i want to remind our viewers that before october 7th we had 455 aid trucks going into gaza. that's on a good day. so we've seen very little going into gaza, frankly, and this is what's contributed to the dire humanitarian needs on the ground. a lack of fuel, a lack of water and food. we've been hearing some accounts, wolf, which are frankly hair-raising over the past few weeks. now, importantly, fuel has now started to enter gaza se

is sending food, water, fuel, and everyday items meanwhile the international rescue committee welcomed the pause in fighting, versus the agreed upon four-day not enough time to address, quote, catastrophic levels of humanitarian need. let's get you to jerusalem where -- 's communication adviser for the norwegian refugee council standing by. let's start with what we know at president. this truce was expected to go into effect have the top of this hour, and while i was talking to my colleague on the israel gaza border, it was clear you could still hear the sounds of war behind. we witnessed smoke rising over gaza, that suggests that there is still activity on the ground. you must be as so many people will be hoping that this truce does hold. what we are seeing on the ground there is not a breach of this pause, this humanitarian pause. explain why that is? why it is so important that this works at this point? >> it has been almost seven weeks of hostilities in gaza. a huge portion of the gaza strip's just leveled. at least 60% of buildings are damaged or destroyed. we have 1.7 million int

the head of the international rescue group told me a long break is essential now. >> the humanitarian cease-fire is to be at least five days, it has to cover the whole of gaza, it has to be properly monitored, there has to be the flow of aid workers, but also the flow of aid itself, of water, of food, of nonfood items. >> also this week, mixed messages from israel about what comes next after the fighting. here's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> i think israel will, for an indefinite period, will have the overall security responsibility, because we've seen what happens when we don't have it, when we don't have the security responsibility, what we have the eruption of hamas terror on a scale that we couldn't imagine. >> a senior adviser told me, a takeover is not on the table. >> we are interested in establishing new frameworks where the gazans can rule themselves, where there can be international support for the reconstruction of gaza and hopefully bring in countries, arab countries as well, for a reconstruction of a demilitarized post-hamas gaza. >> and just to be clear, the unit

david miliband, head of the international rescue committee, and former british foreign secretary, tells

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council members talked about the need to take this forward and un agencies in particular, the international rescue committee has said that it would take 5 days to get operations running up to scale on the ground. and guys, in order to have a meaningful impact on people's lives there to get them the food water medicine that they need. the united nations has been saying that while some fuel was allowed into gaza today was authorized to go into garza today. it's only a small portion of what they need on a daily basis. it's only for the delivery of aid by trucks, fuel to be used by you and, and trucks. it doesn't solve the problem of fuel for hospitals. so there are many issues going forward that, that the united nations and other agencies will have to deal with in order to get this moving. but what we heard from council members is that the resolution doesn't include a demand that the secretary general report back to the council on progress being made. this is an attempt to hold israel accountable for the actual implementation of this resolution, which of course, is binding under international law. sa

as 1700000 residents in the regional, internally displaced rescue operations continue out of collab tunnel in northern india web. thousands. it was because i've been truck pulled in 2 weeks. we were both on the seats, was willing, has started, you see that was hang on top of the tunnel. there's no fight and which is being insulted from the top of that mountain. the cool outcome you all watching on the international live round the clock from h q. and moscow is quite happy with us. well, starting us off as well. and how must have agreed to accept the si, fi for another 48 hours, just as the full day truth was set to expire. overnight, more hostage on personal exchanges, confirmed that news upon returning home, the free depaula spins were given a warm welcome. the. the anticipation of the arrival of those detainees, relatives on local residents took to the westbank street waving flags, women and children were among the 33 palestinians to return home, bringing the total number now to 15011 hostages have also been freed fi come off and this latest to swap, they were listed by helicopter to a me

the, the the, the headlines anaki international with rescue operations reaching the final stages and the collapsed tunnel in northern india where 41 workers have been trump for 17 days. there are broad hopes that they will soon see the light of day. it could be any moment now how the citizens and his riley, celebrating the return of their loved ones, that's hope gro was for a lasting ceasefire. however, some a western states us standing in the way we have from the russian foreign ministry spokesman and an exclusive interview with us. and we all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire. a truce and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. his initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only in public speeches and debates. they blocked it in the un security council. probably un size the palestinians are in during the cold. one of the dock is kept as of a history and it comes to many people fighting shelter wherever they can without proper medical care. and essentially we have faced and amount of difficulties and diseases without medications or pr

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thanks for watching the the, the headlines on off the international with rescue operations reaching the final stages and the collapse tunnel and northern india web. 41 word because they've been trapped for 17 days. they're off broad hope so they will soon see the light of day . it could be any moment. now how the syrians on his riley, celebrating the return of their loved ones, as hope gro was for a last thing ceasefire. however, some western states, us standing in the way we heard from the russian foreign ministry spokesman and an exclusive interview with us. we all agree that there needs to be a ceasefire. a truce and urgent humanitarian relief efforts. his initiative was blocked by the united states of america and the u. k. they blocked it not only and public speeches and debate. they blocked it in the un security council.

their own homes. colleagues killed in a group and destroyed aid workers repeating for international search and rescue teams to come and help the ceasefire. it was also an opportunity for is reading captives to be united with their families. a $0.15 in exchange for 50 is read. the captives and choreographed videos released by from us is on being that this obligates fighters said good bye to the prisoners. but media interactions are being tightly controlled, but is really authorities. since the 1st interaction by this captive who was released last month, it's the opposite on the other side, palestinians who being released from is really present, have told everyone about they will deal with um is uh, how much should we have all talked about mistreatment abuse, denial of communication, medication and basics such as food and food remains. the major concern, indices garza, because only a fraction of the quite comenity do you need is being allowed inside a few 100 trucks each day. are welcome relief, but it's close enough and we'll run out soon. and the hazel pull, he will be able to go back home to school

helping became a real challenge, however, internationals came to the rescue. partners , we would not cope with the number of people in need of help alone, business helps the army, the government itself decides who to help, and donor support is very important, without it we would not have been able to do it, it cannot be done without donor support, almost immediately after the invasion in april 2022 , the online platform save women hub became operational, thanks to it, women from all over the country and even beyond its borders , they can remotely receive psychological, social and legal assistance. the project started thanks to the technical support of un women in ukraine and funding from the un women's fund for peace and humanitarian aid. thanks to her international support, which is carried out by international organizations, donor organizations, we direct our activities precisely to those needs and strengthen the state and system, including , so that people do not feel abandoned, because sometimes there are situations when people are looked at as statistics, and we are talking abou

she has led teens for the international rescue committee across the united states and europe and served in the peace corps and stood up the processing services and safe havens for thousands of afghans during operation allies welcome and now oversees the care of thousands of unaccompanied children. ms. dunn marcos is a dedicated public servant. defunding her position is not how we solve policy differences. i urge my colleagues to vote no. and i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. mr. biggs: i i think it is disgraceful when the person is in charge of placing those children has lost contact and communication with more than 85,000 according to "the new yorktimes," and that was seven months ago. the real number exceeds 100,000. 100,000 children that this individual has lost contact. that's what's disgraceful. if we are talking about policy and merely turning out the policy of the administration, are you telling me this is the policy of this administration to lose contact and not adequately vet people. you have people who received a dozen or more individuals, little children, into t

if our commander then gave us, well, as faithful as possible orders, he even invited, a rescue boat, an international fire is forbidden to us as well, and unfortunately it took off at 30, then started working on this boat, and even before they somehow found the canon, so to speak, then too, we worked on it, you don't like the sea very much anymore, not very much, not very much anymore, because you know, many people associate the sea with rest, and now the sea is your area of ​​responsibility, my wife even told me, so what? are we going to the sea again? i say no, next time. you have clothes, here are yours military, was different from your classic, no, no, not at all, eh, besides , when we started, it was quite such warm times, the temperature was normal, terrible, but normal, and when we finished, it was still very passable and needed was, well, just like in principle in work on land, hortex, there are some waterproof things and that’s it, you mentally prepared yourself that you can swim for a long time, if you have to, probably after the second or third dive, yes, at first, well, it looked so that

and it could been destroyed. edward cuz they're appealing for international search and rescue teams to come and help the ceasefire was also an opportunity for is really captive to be united with their families. a 150 palestinians in exchange for 50 is read the captives and choreographed with you is released by from us is on being that this obligates fighters said good bye to the prisoners. but media interactions have been taught you controlled by is really authorities. since the 1st interaction by this captive who was released last month, it's the opposite on the other side, palestinians who being released from is really prisons have told everyone about they will deal with some extra well, how much should we have all talked about mistreatment, abuse, denial of communication, medication and basics such as food and food remains the major concern, indices garza because only a fraction of required comenity do you need is being allowed inside a few 100 trucks each day. are welcome relief, but it's not enough and will run out soon. and there's out, he's hopeful he will be able to go back hom

the children with parents or guardians at the center of a secret international mission since the war began to rescue them from gaza. their joy tempered by reality. she says, "i would lie if i said i was optimistic and my family is still in gaza i am afraid for them and our house has been hit. tahani came to egypt with 4-year-old omar, leaving behind their family for the chance to save his life she says, "i had the feeling of any mother who was afraid for her son. i was afraid that his treatment would stop." it's been a treacherous journey, especially after israel warned the hospital and then attacked the evacuation initiated by cancer advocates at the palestine children's rescue fund and st. jude's hospital with help from egypt, jordan and the u.s >> the president was closely involved in helping children get out of ukraine that were -- that needed cancer treatment immediately upon hearing about this request the president directed us to do whatever we could to help these, you know, civilians who are in very acute situations get out of gaza. >> reporter: 2-year-old afaf and her father left her mom and

without water for 3 years. and electricity, the medical staff appealed to the international community with a request for rescueconflict such requests are ignored. sergei khaloshevsky, anastasia medvedeva and boris filchikov, ntv television company. now, in connection with the events from the zone of special military operation in the donetsk direction, ukrainian saboteurs tried to break through to our defense line. our military uncovered the plans of the nationalists with the help of a drone and bypassed the enemy from the rear, a battle ensued that lasted only a few minutes. observed the progress of the operation omar magomedov. the inspection group is the first to leave, the reserve group covers the retreat. at the headquarters of the twentieth division , reconnaissance units are preparing to leave for a combat mission. before departure, the commander, together with the soldiers, studies the action plan on the operational-tactical map, and everything can change at any moment. the group's actions are adjusted in real time. the fighters' task is to work in the so-called gray zone in military slang - this is a n

inside who remained inside shatter refugee camp have been appealing to the international committee of the red cross to rescue them out of shatter refugee camp as israel uses white phosphorus against the civilian population there, the mainly refugees and grandchildren of palestinian refugees. elsewhere in the ghaza strip air strikes are taking place here. there israeli artillery firing here and there as well, well israeli snipers manned almost on top of every building in gaza city, every high rise building in gaza city, when you're talking about high rise, high rise in gaza is between eight to 14 floors, that's the highest buildings we have in gaza, most of the other buildings were bombed by the israeli regime, so uh the snipers, there is israeli tank shelling, artillery naval gun boats firing towards the... the gaza city itself, while israeli air striks are taking place also in the southern part of gaza city of the ghaza strip and nasirat and braj, magazi, khanis, everywhere you go in gaza, whether north or south, the are israeli air strikes, basically the shifa hospital is completely out of service, this is

difficult challenge because of the way they systematically abused and violate international law to gain unfair advantage. you have rescuedted the body of another hostage has been found in israel amongst families of hostages. found in israel amongst families of hosta . es. , . found in israel amongst families of hosta . es. ,. ., found in israel amongst families of hostaues. ., , ., hostages. one said that your prime minister was _ hostages. one said that your prime minister was abandoning _ hostages. one said that your prime minister was abandoning them. - hostages. one said that your prime | minister was abandoning them. why haven't you rescued more? intense angen haven't you rescued more? intense anger, intense despair, we wish that now it has been 40 days and 40 nights, we could have got our hands on those hostages. but hamas has been planning for this for a very long time, hamas has built a subterranean maze of tunnels underneath gaza city preparing for the day when they could abduct israelis and hold them there. that tunnel network is extremely dangerous, it is booby—trapped to the eyeballs and very dangerous and so

expend all of that for the - to expend all of that for the finnish institute of international affairs, thank you. in india — rescuehe workers have spent 12 days underground. engineers have managed to reach them, delivering food, water, air and electricity. late on wednesday, the operation slowed after a drilling machine encountered a steel structure it could not cut through. the men appear to be in good health. ambulances and specially—fitted stretchers are on standby in preparation for their rescue. our south asia correspondent samira hussain is at the scene with the latest. in the last 24 hours, rescue workers here have made it very little progress. just behind me, you can see the mouth of the tunnel. that is where all the rescue operations are taking place, and what they are trying to do is drill a hole through the rubble and debris where the men are trapped behind. each time they get close, they hit other rocks and debris and now they are hitting metal, which damages the drilling machine and forces rescue operators to bring new missionary up in this area. the longer the rescue operation takes, the longer it go

in negotiating. argentina's troubled, $43000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund. emergency crews in india have rescued over 41 construction black is being trapped in the collapse tunnel for more than 2 weeks. teams in the northern state of the con, drilled through rock and concrete in hope of work is out. one by one. rescue is use pipes to give the truck workers, oxygen, food, and water in the tunnel plans for a meeting between the leaders of greece and the u. k. have collapsed after disputes of the elegant mobiles. artifacts at athens, one returned from the united kingdom, 3 prime minister react because its attack is express what he called annoyance and british prime minister receives do not for cancelling the meeting. the last minute greece has long sought the return of the set to silver move from the past in 2 centuries ago. that's it for me uh, what's coming up next and inside story. we'll look at what it will take to of an even long to see spot and see the best part of the, the hello storm, pertain a satiny pro, some very waiting for you, where the law says know full across the baltic states into

why move the headlines off the international and freed at last old 41 workers who have been trapped in a collapse tunnel in india for the past 17 days. all rescued. we'll go live to the room during the charlotte in just a moment. the palace died red present society calls on the international community . health is the heads of the 2 biggest hospitals in gaza audit chain. as folks posting says, israel needs to be held to account have kid workers and permits should enjoy paid up to the keeping while they were conducting their minds. stephen mission this i shouldn't be hold responsible for engaging in these in this world kind of thing in dentist riley celebrating the return of that.

in what, grandmother, help, marriage and heroism were shown during the rescue of dying citizens, the russian minister of internalir kolokoltsev, awarded two dozen employees... the ministry of internal affairs, the profession of a defender of law and order is always fraught with risk. now thousands of our comrades serve in the formed units of the internal affairs bodies on the territory of the new subjects. they face danger every day, are subjected to shelling, and prevent a feat from being accomplished. nikita lartsev from the moscow region saved a man who fell through the air. i pulled a stick towards him, he grabbed it and i began to pull out. kiril korchagin from kemerovo prevented a child from falling from a window, a police lieutenant climbed to the floor along a ledge on the facade, saved my son, he climbed to the second floor, blocking the passage with himself, little fedor now recognizes his savior from afar, elena motkhinova from buryatia, not thinking, elena jumped into the water and saved the baby; today she was awarded a medal for her courage in saving the day. i am proud that i was able to pull myse

the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. larry: all right. my great friend greg gutfeld says americans are fed up with the government and inflation. and he joins us now to talk about it. welcome, greg, terrific stuff. greg's the host of gutfeld on fox news, knocking the socks off the rating, beating everybody. now, i love this. this was about a month ago, i happened to be in the neighborhood that day, so you pulled me in, gave me a jacket -- >> yes. yes. oh, you were a mess. >> i was a mess -- >> yes. >> i needed some makeup, a lot of work. [laughter] you gave this fabulous riff on inflation and the economy that each larry summers would agree to. here's what you said at the opening of the show. please, take a listen. >> so how abou

the international fellowship of christians and jews has launched an urgent response to rescue those affected by this violent attack. our teams are on the ground across israel delivering lifesaving aid. your urgently needed gift of only $45 will help rush food, water, medicine and emergency supplies for jewish families that have nowhere to turn. time is literally running out. what we need you to do is to act now. >> you have to the fbi bi director saying 60% of of the hate crimes in this country are targeted against the jewish people, so you'd think there would be a task force to combat that. instead, the president and vice president are playing politics. >> we do a $14 billion clean bill on a referendum on our closest ally in the middle east, we're doing that. >> a crisis in our education system is, as you mow and we've talked about many times. not just an academic crisis, but a mental health crisis. stuart: it is 11:00 eastern i'm, thursday, november the 2nd. we're going to check in on the rally which has now reached strong proportions, i've got to the say. the dow is up over 400 points, ab

rescue family members. a spin wide spread international condemnation and palestinians of describe the attack is a heartless will crime. we'll have the lives of some guys are in the moment. at 1st i said by, as this report they haven't even finished beverly to get to choose it. and easiest struck by the misery, misery community infinity testing is aust, what is left to bump here? what would it take for it to stop? it was already a graveyard. the con eunice did very good, like the rubble of what used to be the homes is with the relatives, yukon. helplessly. this is mr. risk. it couldn't get to get those use of why there's no space left in the hospitals forced to stay in school because the hospitals are overwhelmed. not so bad. we're the people supposed to go so many have died. may god help them, their situation is miserable. what can we do? hospitals are overwhelmed with the injured and the dead. some children, others are elderly and women. some have a hope of a way out how this to me do nationals and some of those ended up being collected leave to the roof of crossing to egypt under up to 3 media to deal on

international correspondent, 0rla guerin. alive, against the odds — premature babies rescued from al—shifa hospital.d before they are transferred from gaza. this man seems to be identifying his son. nour has just been reunited with her twin girls. translation: i didn't know anything - about their condition. today, i saw them for the first time since the day they were born. thank god, i have been reassured that they are fine. then they are wrapped up for the journey across the border — faces of the war in gaza whose suffering caught the attention of the world. in egypt, specialists standing by with a waiting incubator. still desperately vulnerable, but now safe from harm... ..unlike about a million other children who remain trapped in gaza. in israel, families of those held in gaza are daring to hope there will be a deal to free at least some of them. this was the moment on 7 october when the hostage ordeal began. here, women being dragged away by hamas, barefoot and in terror. gil dickman�*s cousin was among them. so this is my cousin, carmel, 39 years old. she's an occupational therapist. she loves

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