and uh, well, uh, for farmers in, um c r e u countries like in crowns or their lines. uh, the deposition of the you, the commission is, is a problem. so we have uh, a very clearly and costly thing, interest to a polish agriculture official has proposed introducing quotas and goods coming to the from ukraine. a proposal that differs a great deal from earlier calls to help ukraine. by all means, why are we seeing the shifts and attitude? yeah, well what, but to see is that the farmers are protesting because they cons, competes and creates a lot of internal problems. important the that's the they have to really big problem, but it's also an i e u countries. they just come from feet because the, the price produces for fertilizer is got, this is going sky high. and this is because of the sanctions against the russian guys. they use for, for production of personalized, so they come compete, they have to pay too much to produce their own. um, brooks, and it's coming in very cheap in large quantities from ukraine. the commission went even further and propose that cube seek alt

so the leaders of 5 e u countries and we have germany, denmark, the check for the public as sonya and the netherlands, they sent an open letter to the financial times with explaining why it's so important to send you claim money. now they're also acknowledging that they failed to send the one to 1000000 shelves that they've promised that you probably need so badly by the 1st of march. let's see some more. what was in that letter? we must renew our results and redouble our efforts in order to ensure that we sustain or support for as long as it takes. we will continue to explode. options and invites are always in partners to co funds initiatives. and we've also heard accusations that a certain e u countries are not doing enough, for example, they're saying up front, it's liam sprain are not pulling their weights in an arm and ukraine. so there's a lot of that also internally going on. but the main problem for the easier right now is a force hungry victor, oregon who's been blocking this and he said that he doesn't want to see the bunch of news to minutes arise ukraine. he wants to eat a

since russia's invasion, ukraine has needed billions of stimulus, and e u countries have committed their support by luxury and through the blocks institutions. the economist at the keel institute has been tracking a promise to ukraine by his allies since the start of the war, military aid, the weapons, and ammunition needed to fight the russian army accounts for a significant proportion of the assistance. here, germany is ukraine's biggest dona in the u, with northern states, denmark benevolence, and sweet and trading behind with single digit billions. but it is worth noticing that small i. e. u. member states have made bigger commitments to ukraine relative to the size of their economies by share of g d. p. eastern european countries like lithuania, lexia, eddystone. yep. have pledged the most to ukraine up to as much as one percent of their g d p. while the us as ministry support ukraine exceeds that of the e u by almost 10000000000 zeros european union countries, all ukraine's biggest bonus if you account for o 8 commitments. so in terms of the total bilateral commitments to ukraine,

instance, under united states law, to seize foreign assets of a, of a country that's deemed a tear slice. and i think that's true under the u as well. so without this, this decision in favor, in the price favor, it really should make it much more difficult for the western countries to continue with the seizure of the, the russian assets and the compliance of those assets. over to you prime, which is what you're trying to save the money from oligarchs and other people. and it's these enterprises of the rest of the rice and that have been frozen. and um, you know, this, this knocks a legal leg out from that, that ability or for effects ability do that. mm hm. we have to see, wait and see how it, how it plays out in the coming days from ukraine's points of view upon preston and stuff. so to me, thanks very much for breaking down. uh that's i see j rolling for us. thank you. my pleasure. moving onto the news now, the u. n. has denounced unlawful killings by the idea of days ready, soldiers who disguise a civilians infiltrate to a hospital installed 3 sleeping palestinians dead. the organization also called on israel to end the

and we've also heard accusations that a certain e u countries are not doing enough. for example, they're saying up front, it's liam. spain are not pulling their weights and an arm. and ukraine is, there's a lot of that also internally going on. but the main problem for the easier right now is of course hungry victor, oregon, who's been blocking this and he said he doesn't want to see the bunch of news to militarize ukraine. he wants the budget boost for other reasons. and the were lead plans are gonna lead by the financial times where apparently the e u is planning to punish hungary is on thursday makes the organ does indeed fall off this additional $50000000000.00 in a and how are the finance of punish hungry there kinds of bring it to its needs and there is a very detailed plan of how they're planning to ruin the hungry, basically financially. and this is what they call democracy. they have a voting system, but a few votes against what we want, and we'll, then we will this for you. so this is a force on the heard of on box the you does have a plan b. so if, if the

issue is the amount of ukrainian every products that are making their way into poland and other e u countries that has had an a, an impact on prices. so local produce has gone down. so what farms are saying is the value of how produce has reduced at the same time, the cost of living is going up and i have to point out that the produce from the ukraine in a country does not necessarily is most subjects to the e. u. stand, it's that that's polish farm is have to adhere to. so you have a concern now by push farm is to say we produce at a higher cost. and now you for products from ukraine that are much cheaper and that is reducing the value of what we do. there is concern here though i have to point out about the timing of these demonstrations. thousands of farm is i've come to the polish capital today. people are questioning the timing of all of this and, and what is really agitating this movement. you will note that this has been a long standing issue wheeler and also just about a year ago in the the ukranian president for the for let him use it in steve was visiting this was an issue then with

the german conservative is widely expected to win the backing of most e u countries. she launched her bed a short while ago in berlin. stomachs too far and what for an option, it was back then as to whether i could imagine becoming president of the europe and commission. i immediately said, yes. intuitively. i said today, 5 of later i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision. but i would like to it on for the 2nd next to me. so i'm to try to, i'm sites about here are some other stories making headlines. the ones top court has begun a week of hearings on the legal consequences of israel's occupation of palestinian territories. more than 50 countries are expected to give evidence. these hearings are separate from the case brought by south africa, alleging that israel is committing genocide all acts during the current gaza offensive. the european union has approved a naval mission in the red sea to protect commercial ships from attacks by governments routine militants. the attacks have forced some major shipping companies to avoid the area in favor of longer and

the german conservative is widely expected to win the backing of most e u countries. she launched her pants short while ago in berlin, or one does not much defy rental fraction. it was back then as to whether i could imagine becoming president of the european commission. i immediately said, yes, intuitively, i said today, 5 years later, i'm making a very conscious and consider a decision. but i would like to it on for the 2nd next to me. so i'm to try to, i'm sites about and are so the funder line has risen to international prominence during her time. as you commission president. here's a look at her time and office and what challenges lie ahead of a history maker and a trailblazer. a sort of on the line became the 1st woman president of the european commission in 20. 19. the trust you placed in me is confidence you placed in europe. her selection came as a surprise to many, not to form a prime minister like many of her pre discusses, but a struggling defense minister in the german government of angled a mackerel, possible with the 2022. and the forbes list cools one

to protect the european on the and polish markets from mississippi in protesting and several e u. countries in recent weeks sharing many of the same complaints about on the pricing and the limitations of the green deals. it is a growing movement, the institutions and governments could no longer afford to ignore. and here's a look now at some other a global headlines to ukraine's president. the letter is lensky has travelled to saudi arabia to promote his peace plan for ending russia's invasion. he met with saw the crown prince mohammed have been psalm on to discuss the return of ukrainian prisoners of war. we at has previously acted as a mediator and prisoners swaps between ukraine and russia. a jury in new york has found 2 men guilty of the 2000 to murder of hip hop pioneer, jason moselle, better known as jam master jay, of the group. run dmc. the men convicted were one of his, those childhood friends and his god. some prosecutor say the 2 killed the run dmc founder and the dispute is over a cocaine distribution deal. lufthansa, airline ground staff, are expected to go on a 3 day strike ac

countries or many countries does not agree with the policies that united the state and some e u. countries towards that i shop. but do you mostly the you do, but i mean, they're not even un sanctions. i'm not even you when the global governing body there's a basically uni laughter. busy or sign sions far. let me ask if i can let me get your thoughts on this because you know what's not being sanctioned. for example, i mean the boss or russian resources that are still being shipped still being sucked up by european and a better a good partners. i mean, talk about a shadow fleet of india and call the vessels transporting russian oil and selling it to europe or the business of industrial muscles, for example, parts of the energy sector that it literally spill. fueling the west. do you think russia potentially has a boomerang and it's hand that it can throw back? what are your thoughts that i think kind of sure is, is trying to overpass the so it's actually just, uh these sanctions is useless honestly, especially in the oil market or energy market. i am in that the energy you could have many wa

cabinets was supplied with a huge amount of weaponry and backing by the united states and other e u countries. european union countries that were aligned with the united states. and it's also pointed out that the men's agreement was pretty much ignored the agreement to rationally reintegrate these republics back into ukraine to respect their rights was never implemented in after 8 years of subjecting these regions to all out of salt and attack russia then recognize them and moved its forces in to protect them. the cause of the regions have a sense to voted to join the russian federation. this was highlighted by russian and bass there. and eventually as we spoke before, the u. n. g, a laying out the facts that are conveniently left out of the russian narrative, the narrative of western leaders. do you think it isn't the truth and 17 years in the interest of our western colleagues to paint a black and white narrative where russia is the aggressor and ukraine is an innocent victim. however, the collect at west will have to be responsible for what has been done with ukraine as well as for the sel

go to the u countries at therefore also this is tim, the integration into in the u is also still not part of most about becoming more attractive for, for attractive for trust. this justice done regions and benefits of the measures that moved on by his benefits and getting this to god. what concerns natal at it is indeed the emerald of a mess with neutrality isn't in this past edition. however, what's interesting and then you speak through the strategic neutrality is not mentioned anymore. and i mean, i think on the overall level, there is an understanding that it's hard to be neutral in the car for a month. and there are no security guards with republic. nate, the however, the population of most of i would not do range analysis types of stuff that most of our expressed interest in joining nato. so i think more work would have to be done in this regard. okay, thank you so much for talking us through that. so let's test it. put you on a month from the german council on foreign relations. a thank you. a new conflict. so me a use doorstep and around the world have led to increasing numbe

i spoke to one of those e u countries that is still funding and rather that's volta to the multi something pass that for that's the phrase. yeah. and she said it was very important. now that we've missed colona on the way with her canal and meeting the secretary general, the israel comes forward with all the evidence that has received that is ready for them on the way that mouses and to collaborate fully with sorry it just in their interest. absolutely. and their interest having the bins verification of the allegations i saw me and to ensure that the honora is, is uh, reviews and an amy hum, awesome situation is removed, of course or influence is removed. so it's, it's everybody's inches. and so that's the situation regarding henri and the former french farmers. the catherine cologne, who's here in new york today as a site, the security council meeting goes on off of that us vito of an algerian dropped resolution with a cold for immediate cease while the us and the last 24 hours have circulated that own dropped. we heard at the security council meeting though, from the head of medicine. so

more towards men, the country police farmers of blokes border crossings with ukraine and spelled a 160 tons of ukrainian grade at the trading facts where they stand. meanwhile, the u commission has large key of to consider the position of europeans, thomas, and sauce exposing great into countries outside the book. looks and suppose, tell them to be the best way, would be disappointed acquaintance rides. the tents run support to see ports and sun products to countries where ukraine has always traditionally sent its products are set up because we need for this is a positive approach from ukraine and some corporation name oh ukrainian partners. most of them this town, the situation fall, fall moses, i know mark is kind of stand such a level of supplying preschool, but i think i do it. but as it goes, specialist from brussels that she had her take on the agricultural route with this area that needs to receive up to the administration building and farmers is enormous. and small farm owners found a huge amount of time dealing with administrative issues. while large companies over is to have the stop to make their lives easier at the same time, it is safe to say that thi

the case is also you put relations between countries that are normally allies, australia, the u. k. and the united states under huge amounts of strain or sliding lawmakers last week voting to allow julian phones to be released every time through his native australia. if indeed that's what he wants cleared majority of destroyers, regardless of what they think of julia saw a majority. think this has gone on long enough that it must be proved within, you know, 7 years or the ecuadorian abc or thought that for the easy bill, my social security prison is people who have no time for julie to sign. this is ridiculous. now, as i suppose is wait for a decision, the fear is that this is essentially a phones is last time. however, there is one avenue available to him, but it's not in the united kingdom. as in strasburg, confronts view appear in court of human rights, that is, of course, if british goals rule that all his attempts that appeal have been completely exhausted in the entering mode. we understand from massages, family members, that's he is on well unable to even watch these proceedi

what i feel is, and his danish counterparts metaphysics and lent the support. charlotte says the e u countries need to make sure they have enough weapons for their own defense to the leaders of germany and denmark, brake ground on brian mattel's new 300000000 euro plant in central germany, just days after donald trump said on the campaign trail that he would encourage russia to attack nato members who didn't pay their dues. germany's chancellor used the moment and called on his european allies to prepare for times of war and address their arm and shortage. as i guess. now, new production capacity has to be added. not just because you cry needs to be able to defend itself, but also for our own long term defense interest. a sustained lodge capacity for the production ammunition, for example, is important. to you recently said it would fall short of its pledge to provide ukraine with a 1000000 artillery shells by next month privatized, as its new factory will turn out $200000.00 a year. when it opens in 2025. germany has already pledged several 100000 rounds to ukraine before then. large scale mi

u. $160.00 is a russian strategic boma. it's part of the countries nichoela triads and has a range of more than 12000 kilometers. now we can carry the read payload from ms. sauls to guided munitions. you cannot take full weapons on even c mines. well, one of the munitions used during the war in ukraine is yes, a b, ariel demolition palm out of high explosive was initially developed in the soviet union. but these days, they have been more to noised with when kits and gps would allow precise target planning on the ability to deploy fall from the front lines. they were used in high volumes by the russian army during strikes on of death. meanwhile, brought in a pitch and gave his review of the aircraft carriers. of course, it can be accepted into the armed forces of the russian federation. this is a new aircraft. it handles very well visible to the naked eye, with high reliability and improved comfort. traditional values all shed, like people across the globe, and how did he by russia, those were the key takeaways from a speech by it's not, i'm a person

weeks. farmers are angry about rising cost, high levels of bureaucracy and competition from non e u country. the farmers are not happy to talk about that. i'm joined here by my colleague, beatrice christophe are open dw environment. be just as those talked about what the you did, did they, did they pull back because of the anger of the farmers? well, we can see exactly if that was the reason, but you know, we can put $2.00 and $2.00 together. if we look at the clinicals overall that they announced today the, you know, interim target for 2040 is that they want to reduce their emissions by 90 percent compared to and 1990. that's a really, really emissions target. but then we have agriculture, which is a sector that you know, and it's more than 10 percent more than 10 percent of the use emissions are come from agriculture alone. and then we're not even going to mention that in these and vicious targets. so it is definitely a find that is, you know, there is a lot of social push back to some of these measures. it is a challenge for the you to kind of balance the measures and make them palatable

a 1000000 artillery shells, so landscapes troops will initially only receive around half from e u countries and in the us, republicans are blocking urgently needed funds. after the fall above discussed, the president visited the front near the strategically important city of coupons. there could soon be another russian breakthrough here. 2 years after russia's invasion. how long can you crane hold out? and let me put that question directly to roman or so the answer is simple. as long as you can can hold out for a long time, but the west must deliver at the moment to the west is not giving enough weapons until the ukrainians have to retreat. if this tendency wouldn't, will not change in the coming weeks and months, then we can expect more traits from ukrainian troops though you kind of just throw in more and more. so we'll just, ukraine doesn't have enough. some just, this is a huge problem. the as ation a new bill is now a new grain empowerment, the but the presence of lensky is very cautious. and with that, because the more than ukraine is also slightly changing. but there, i'm not enough.

now it sounds logical. brussels outsourcing responsibility for border control to other non e u countries, or at least getting them involved. but is a realistic or yeah, i mean, this is the big question and this is really the thinking in brussels at the moment . it seems to clients in deals, financial deals to support the countries in north africa on different parts of them, at least as well, to try and keep the people that we saw it. for instance, with tramecia, where they signed a multi 1000000 your a deal. last year interestingly though, we saw that you initially and government that was the key root in the lots of parts of last year. we saw that you knew the and government funds for 60000000 yours back into the account of the european union commission. they sold out money as does the rise and read. they didn't win the charity of the european union, so it's a really complicated position. so the, you at the moment we're also seeing countries like it's leaks, have agreed with albania, for instance, to set top loop and migration processing centers in albania, which is, i've saw you to, of

u. s. department of the treasury's office of foreign asset control targeted 26 3rd country entities and individuals and 11 countries, including the people's republic of china, serbia, the united arab emirates, and linkedin. stine level without causing a lot to ever search with the middle east, that, that foster teacher can political consulting, the father of july. and, you know, joining his head live in a very warm welcome to today. so what do you think about this? do you think this a, i feel it seems round events. he rushes sanctions analysis week. is this going to be the silver bullet that will bring russia to its knees? you know, i don't think so. this is a conflict. what we call a pending commission war. it isn't the commission to a to consume and make kaleisha exhausted. it is not happening. i see because there is, you know, unification in the e u towards the conflicts between ukraine and russia. the 2nd part, this is a guest private company. it's not a guest. dcc company or, or either a foreign companies. this is a targeting private company. sadly, we convinced in our minds and ho

so for us, and it's found that out of it's 12 e u. countries that were surveyed, the majority offers on this actually believe that ukraine will use this war. so again, it's not looking good for them. people are starting to get fed off with all this whining and complaining and saying that they need more weapons when they get them to don't make progress. and now it seems that they're out of options. i think russia is not only going to militarily when, but they're going to diplomatically public relationally, strategic communications wise, go in and when the hearts and minds of the european people saying the long term agenda of peace is going to be achieved. when we come in and, and seal ukraine, of the scars in the, the wounds, the b u and the united states cause it's automatically, it's and has about to be thought rushes minutes. the tape abilities has punch came today on the defender of the fatherland, national holiday, the media email. it wasn't, it was, it was, it is, there are many allow me to challenges and risks in the modern world. but the powerful capabilities and combat readin

and then while we have these e u countries pledging to step up the suppose in continue funding, this will machine a new quote. what's the latest on the cost? the atlanta can? yes, well the political off is opposition is stronger than ever when it comes to sending more money to ukraine from the united states. i mean, the pro key of lobby's been trying to pass a more age to key of since last year, really, but it's been blocked over and over. and the way washington is talking about this a really makes you think that it's, it's more about the west then see of actually, i mean, we heard from washington that's the proposed 8th is going to go to ukraine. if it's past would be 90 percent spent in the united states. and that goes along with what i mentioned earlier about france talking about uh, taking advantage of this uh, aids to crane by helping its economy through our production. so it really means that that's just going to be more money for the west. that's going to be more violence. and as long as key of refuses to negotiate with russia, it's going to be no peace. meanwhile, the hungari

measures that the us had taken against these is really settlers of the sweet and was among the 1st e u countries to recognize palestine as a state. but it's recently come on to 5 for cutting aid to the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. that one politician from jamalia is raising awareness of the price of palestinians after she migrated to sweden from gaza. pool race reports from kohls kroner. sweet and kind of into the the other phone call gets the quite winds this morning in the home of tim. um, i'll do how many done on her daughter have violetta? so she just started for 11 years after another is ready. the invasion of goes up a cable into money for a mother with a new born baby. and jamalia life has changed completely, had not totally settled in sweden, but somebody became matter of the town of all of the drum. and i do have the bulk involved sunday. the electorate was so small as 3 months old when you sterling they did again. i thought i can forgive myself if anything happens to her. so we left. i was grateful to find and live in peace and safety. but it was hard expiration of a new cult

u. country ukraine. warsaw inactive, a unilateral import, down along with hungry and slack. yeah. so now key of is do keyed out with warsaw directly and the pool is present, it sounds like he has it all totally under control. the board or blockade was not the decision of polish authorities. it was simply the decision made by farmers. and there are organizations, it can be said that such protests have swept through almost the entire european union, simply puts farmers are afraid of a huge influx of ukrainian agricultural products into the u markets. the polish for a ministry is now wielding the pro, put in label and for a few number of anti ukrainian slogans that glorify food in. maybe they just feel these protesters that protein was onto something when he said that the ukranian food was not making it down to feed the poor and developing countries like brussels promised it would guess it all being dumped into europe wasn't just some sort of fake news paddled by russia after all the u on wild food program is poor thing. it's a to, for us to know the costs of a decision that needs hu

just as of the e u countries do to try to assure the security of this trade route, that is now, so it must be under the threats it is already disrupting is we just started in the report that i and i see you can see from the overwhelming majority that the folks got in parliament with those and over 90 percent of the of the members of parliament who participated in the vote fighting full. this is the best white support for that change on the politics. now all of that said, the german born does, it is limited to escorting ships through the red sea y, as in germany, taking a more significant role alongside the us and the u. k. if so much depends on it for germany. it. yeah, well i mean, it's not just germany that it's having that particular role this, this you mission is, is very much defensive in its nature. so that doesn't just apply to germany. but it is customary for germany, not necessarily to be right out front of it, right? has in front of that kind of offensive edge of international military missions, but for that not to be its role. it is often left to the u. k. or the, and the u

the west, germany, for example, is being the newer session for several months as have all the e u. countries for the oldest affects all positions for waiting time told, preserving the concept of cooperation. now freedom, we don't want anyone to interfere in our internal affairs by perm to know by them. it puts in who has never interfered in. internal affairs, never showed favor to any side. and who has always advocated for peace and not to retreat. and this is what can help us. everything else doesn't help the video and notice it, listen to the russian presidents, i'm just standing and rushes, understanding is a whole, puts us in a better position than other countries in the region when it comes to gas. we respect rushes, position meet, wants to strengthen his currency, and this economy. we will do everything we can to ensure that there are enough means to pay in roubles in the free market. we convert all money to make payments. i must note that we have confirmed that the price we offer is quite favorable to us . and this is thanks to concessions from russia. the prices remain the same, was

so for us, and it's that, that out of the 12 e u countries that were surveyed, the majority offers. oh, this actually believe that ukraine will lose this war. so again, it's all looking good for them. people are starting to get fed off with all this whining and complaining and saying that they need more weapons when they get them to don't make progress. and now it seems that they're out of options. ukraine. the lensky regime is nothing but a bunch of nazi is the torture women and children and kill civilians. i've seen the bombs, i've seen everything, and that's, it's an abomination. and the fact is, the american people do not want this war. they do not want to fund this war. they don't want politicians little from this war. but yet the us through its own media propaganda has been constantly selling democracy. ukraine is nothing close to democracy, but what do you think would be an exit strategy at the same time? because it's what's also interesting is that for the past 2 years, we've heard, well, how will proof and come out of this, even if he would want to, how would he say face ri

according to the official fate goes on the economic slump, in some e u countries or a testament to the failing promise is if the need is also contributed original mazda and brings his name on the story of the wes team. unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims then clinging to each other. after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the case turn to drop into recession . also with a 0.3 percent dropped in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for a more reasonable. busy cost of living. so i'm not exactly current on the prices, but here's what the cost of moscow. 647 roubles. so that is

the t u 160 m is a russian strategic palma, also known as the white swan. it's part of the countries you could have tried and has a range of mobile 12000 kilometers. it's all going this mode and creates a variety of weapons from missiles to guided munitions as well, of cool stuff. and it could, i capable weapons even see mines in town, also carry safety problems that have shown their effectiveness during the conflict in ukraine. so the, say b as a highly expressive aerial bulk and its development actually began back in the sergent union, that has a range of sizes these days. they've been modernized with wind kits and gps that allow precise that target planning and the ability to deploy a fault from the front lines they while used at high volumes during strikes on updates. got meanwhile, driving the pitching gave his review of the aircraft, the car. yes, we are receiving advanced military hardware and it's excellent. it's really on the next generation. as i told the aircraft commander in the hands of the defense ministry, of course, it can be accepted into the service of the russian a

u countries most critical of the rising just to one, gaza and israel's occupation, their operation, their excuse me, if you have pause arms sales we understand and how do you see the prospects for de escalation and ending the conflict? everything that we are doing and saying, amc a de escalation, these escalation of violence will lead the nowhere, i don't see any political vision behind all these violence and there is have real risk of fits below over the own. gotcha. we see what's going on in the west bank. we are very, very worried for a very fry. y'all already leave. and so basically saying, we'll know what is needed to get keys on security for both the palestinian people and these riley people we take very seriously the security concerns of is what when we called for a permanency expire when we called to the median entrance of humanitarian aid, which is absolutely needed thing guess, a given dates, the catastrophic humanitarian, the situation when we called for the media release of, of, of, of hostages. all those things are on go in the benefit of, of both of them. the police, the on

a, d, a u, a country that's a whole c, a u, an organization abilities based on equality between african states and the freedom of the leaders coming here to, to, to come and access to somebody on the phone. i'd also have to use somebody else how to use a ciocca of not just looking for an access to the see in the normal ways because utopia has most of the neighbors will have access to this. you will have see, show us on 6 this month that can be done in a different way, but that the real purpose, he said, of the ciocca is to a next somebody like a piece of the, a part of the, of the suffering republic of somebody of the army and rolando is being accused of launching across the board, a drug and striking to the democratic republic of congo. kimberly's army says the strong damaged enact crossed of the apples in the east and city of goma. one that has previously denied carrying out attacks of its neighbor. i know your kindly has more from go ma, it's just like you would just additionally remain very well outside in the socket. it will for several days government. the forces with the allies,