chin-hong: yeah, so the official numbers are 74 million. they have got in covid infections but of course, people realize that particularly omicron, many infections were diagnosed at home with artificial reporting. a lot of people had covid and didn't know. what the cdc is had this ongoing prevalent study. they get a bunch of blood specimens from labs from across the country. when they did a recent analysis, they found twice as many americans, at least have had covid-19 than originally thought. on average, about 42% of the country, when you look at kids, 60% higher in some states. wisconsin, for example, lower in other states like vermont, so there is a lot of differences from state to state, and it depends on who goes. of course, it is a selected population. it might be an underestimate but it shows a lot more americans have had covid denny officials numbers show, which causes surprise to many people listening. kristen: i'm not sure how to feel like that because we have more natural immunity. perhaps from that sense, the implementation is a

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peter chin hong. thanks for stopping. it looks like you're on a hike right now, enjoying the outdpoors. moderna being tested if kids six months to 2 years. the efficacy, only 43%. it seem as little bit low, maybe not enough to convince parents of young children to get them vaccinated. what would you say to that? >> i would say if i were a parent of a kid under 5-year-old, 40% protection for symptomatic disease is something i would do personally, i think it's not the end of the story, because they're probably going to apply a third dose. but with ba.2 coming, if the fda approves it and they get the eua, it doesn't look bad. and if you compare 40% protection against symptomatic infection it is very comparable in the omicron age and other vaccines 5-11 years old or above that age. >> they aren't usually the main carriers of covid, and with case numbers and positivity rates just over 1%. i feel like a lot of parents might be hesitant about getting their kids vaccinated because it seems that we're getting to the other side of

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the poetry and our chin again, calls for fight for your own free and fight ship chain co deed born into serfdom, a type of forced labor, in $1814.00. he had to buy his own freedom, but that didn't discourage him. he's known for having helped define ukrainian identity when the country was still part of the russian empire. shift change clothes, art reflected, his environment, working class life, the oppressed masses, and individuals cast out and exploited, particularly women for his efforts, championing ukrainian independence. shep jenko spent hard years in exile. he died at 47 just days before serfdom was abolished. ah, but what price freedom shall jenkins works, a part of ukraine's cultural legacy. and again, that's at risk exhibition producer cory ross. this exhibit which is based on art, at which is a national museum in kia, which is currently being hidden away from, from the russians in the same boxes they used. um, i'd these pieces from the nazis in the forty's. and the only way to see these pieces right now is digitally. and so this just became an extraordinary opportunity to bring

oh, i live the won't be fed feet the one piece we don't want water chin if c is one of the few cities that remains unscathed from russian air raids. but at russia's war expands across ukraine, it may not be a refuge for much longer. a u. s. journalist has been killed while reporting near keith. brent renaud was travelling to film refugees fleeing the town of european when his vehicle came under fire. and our journalists was wounded in the attack, which ukraine blames on russian forces. this footage shows the moments after 2 journalists were shot in need of pin. one. aradonda was wounded and brought to a hospital where he recounted what had happened. all the world would cross when the 1st bridge and we're trying to going to film other refugees leaving and we got on to a car. somebody offered to take the other bridge and we lost a checkpoint and they start shooting at us on the still, the driver turned around and kept shooting the 2 of us, my friend, his friend renaud and he's been shot and left behind. aradondo didn't yet know that renault. a 50 year old award winning documentary filmm

we don't want walk chin if c is one of the few cities that remains unscathed from russian air raids. but as rushes war expands across ukraine, it may not be a refuge for much longer. white house national security advisor and jake sullivan says the us will consult with allies to learn more about the killing of an american journalist by russian forces in ukraine. ukrainian police said russian troops shop a journalist in the town of it. a pin near the capital key of another journalist was wounded in the attack. when troops opened fire on the car they were traveling in. please identify the dead journalist as brent renewed an award winning documentary maker italy correspondent, mentor ballinger is in care of and he joins us now for more. hello t mathias. i'm. we're hearing that the police of keir region and issued a statement saying, vance a you, as journalists was killed earlier, was in fact shot outside of kias. what more can you tell us? yeah, they traveled a group of journalists to a 3 travel to you. you'd been, that's a place where a lot of things have been happening lately. it's one

and ship chin core road in ukrainian. he was from, he said, you knew how people broke and he knew and he felt all this value and significant and important in ukraine shift chang has long been a cultural hero with the museum and tv dedicated to him. but why is a man who died a 160 years ago still so important to young ukrainians? every generation? find something new, something that resonates with particular time. and today, the poetry and art, i'm sure chin again called, or fight for your own free and fight ship chain co deed born into serfdom, a type of forced labor, in 1814. he had to buy his own freedom, but that didn't discourage him. he's known for having helped define ukrainian identity when the country was still part of the russian empire. shift tankless art reflected his environment, working class life, the oppressed masses, and individuals cast out and exploited particularly women for his efforts, championing ukrainian independence. shep jenko spent hard years in exile. he died at 47, just days before serfdom was

ultimately, doctor chin-hong does think this move towards a 4th dose is positive. he says we have the supply so now people can make their own decisions based on their own circumstances. and oscar sunday, unlike any before, best actor winner will smith slapped chris rock on stage after joe by the comedian that mention smith's wife moment overshadow all the big winners. an unexpected surprises at the 94th academy awards. sam rubin breaks down what happened on stage. >> g i, jane to can't wait to see it. all right. >> it is a moment that will live in oscar infamy and may well overshadow all the other headlines generated by the 2022. oscars, the presumptive best actor winner walked on stage early before us category was called in a fit of anger, just smack a former oscar host, the stand-up comic chris rock, who was presenting an award. the entire circumstance was partially bleeped and censored here in the u.s.. but the international live feed was seen without any bleeps or delays in several countries, including japan and australia. the bleeps you will hear here. we have

a local infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong recommends that people continue wearing mask. he does say the changes in the chances of catching covid are low. now and maybe even slimmer in the coming weeks. he says the best protections should be to get vaccinated. and if you think you haven't gotten covid doctor chin-hong says you likely contracted it and didn't know about it. >> we know from the cdc data that >> but >> twice as many people probably got exposed in the country in general to covid than the official counts. so it means that a lot of people having mild symptoms so they didn't get tested or had no symptoms. given the low level of virus simply in the community, chances of you getting it is going to be much lower than even just 2 weeks ago. >> doctor chin-hong says people should also get boosted the infra sizes. people shouldn't try to get the virus. a new study found out covid case can cause damage in certain areas of your brain. british scientists studied brain scans before in a few months after covid using a database that already at tens of thousands of brain mr

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ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says that's not the case in the u.s. or the bay area yet. but it will be. >> is it more transmissible? the answer's yes. ba 2 is about to 50% depending on today. a look at more transmissible santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says they're already tracking ba 2 in their wastewater and the northern parts of our county, the wastewater that we follow. >> most of the omicron is this be to sublineage and then it gets less prevalent as you move south. so not so much in gilroy and quite a lot in palo alto, but she says it's not causing issues for the county, pinterestingly, and this gives me hope it is not driving up the levels overall. so i don't know why, but it isn't. but we're watching that very, very carefully. that's probably going to affect people. >> who have you gotten omicron because re infection. it's but it's less likely. doctor chin-hong says although there will be a surge of ba 2, it won't bring people's lives to a halt as long to take advantage of the tools we now have at our disposal. >> or

mac nos, carson for the world title in 2016 carrier chin recently defended roches actions on social media. he was born in crimea and represented ukraine until he switched his allegiance to russia in 2009 last week. the chess federation stripped moscow of theseus chester olympiad over the war in watching dw news here, the headlights blue president flooded me. lensky is pulling full face to face talks with roches vladimir putin to end the invasion of ukraine. so that he says, any peace times will have to be put to the ukrainian people in a referendum to buy from bo, then coming up next. don't film drinking water is throwing up. i'm because we'll then thank you very much for watching. i'll see you again here. tomorrow at the same time with imagine how many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world, climate change division off the stores. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much wealth can really get we still have time to go. i'm going with blue.

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raid sirens warren of potential bomb threats and so forth. thousands of ended up here in the city of chin if see close to the romanian border. many are injured and exhausted and fearful for their safety. but they don't want to leave their country call you can go with olympia, they won't leaving. oh alan, he won't be happy, he won't the piece you don't want to walk. chin if he is one of the few cities that remains unscathed from russian air raids. but as rushes war expands across ukraine, it may not be a refuge for much longer. and it cost to keep nowadays, nick connelly is standing by nick new talks scheduled today. is there any reason for ukrainians to be hopeful? what we've heard from some of president his top officials that they have seen a change in tone from the russians. the russians are less in the habit now of giving ukraine ultimatums and i'm more open to talking about substantive issues. but for now, it doesn't really seem clear where that kind of compromise had come from. the russians are still demanding a hell of a lot from ukraine that basically de monte not only that ukraine

i went one on one with infectious disease doctor peter chin-hong. >> i'm curious about it. i'm definitely open about it and following the trends, but i'm not losing a lot of sleep over it. i think our numbers will go up as more people move, as we travel around the country, as we see each other in person. but it doesn't mean that we don't enjoy the good times when we have them and hunker down when we need to. >> on thursday, moderna submitted a request to the fda for the emergency use authorization for a fourth dose of covid-19 vaccine for all adults. pfizer has requested another booster shot for seniors. why the difference in these two strategies and who should be starting to think about getting the fourth shot? >> the difference in the submission was really to, you know, cover all possibilities. of course, you know, you can get an authorization for a product for a particular age group, but it doesn't mean that necessarily it will be the age group that would probably benefit the most. you know, in the uk, for example, they're giving booster shots to over 75, but booster sho

there me, let's trust live now to political unless chinned out true for his take its pleasure to have you on the program. do you think the u. s. new to strengthen its military presence in the region? is going to see really tense relations with china. just further deteriorate. oh, mediately, we know that the us has established the quad system. you know, there's a secure different word with india, with japan, with australia target in china. and then last year they had this office, they know with the okay. and also earlier to provide to nuclear number in to all really up, again, cargo in china. and of course, the latest days about the base, the defense program on the so called the 1st the chin island dana target in china again. so this is always did not help me at all to see the lease. and also actually it is the, you know, basically adding to the growing or lack of speech in the 2 countries. if you see the problem like a nowhere went by then came to always remember a lot of people in china, but also in the us. the expect, the by the government to reverse the course of the very turbulent

welcome to chin julie wong. in the episode of seinfeld titled library cop a library investigation's officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment the visit occurs because according to library records jerry had had henry miller's tropic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to jerry he returned it that same year. when he learns of the dilemma kramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that's a nickel a day for 20 years. it's going to be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him, it doesn't work like that. kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. well if it's a dime a day, it's a hundred thousand dollars. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. and i'm going to try to do it justice. well, let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library. well that may not mean anything to you, but it means a lot to me. sure. go ahead laugh if

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that the work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now, he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. >>why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from serious disease or even death. ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is positive. >>he says we have the supplies are now people can make their own decision. >>based on their own circumstances, amanda hari kron. 4 news, california is sending more than 14 million covid tests to schools as students and staff return from spring break. the distribution is part of governor gavin newsom's sm

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they several possibilities for the general population by. >> the fall winter number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing. >> because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from serious disease or even death. >> ultimately, doctor chin-hong does think this move towards a 4th dose is positive. he says we have the supply so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. live in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> for god's sake, this man cannot. we may how. >> bold words from president biden as he condemns vladimir putin for russia's brutal invasion of u

and the wind, like, whipped me around and i fell down on my chin and cut my chin open and i had to beoans -- of a deep cut it was so gross. and then like, they had to cauterize it, which means burning it shut. and then stitched it up. >> jimmy: who was your doctor? pa ingalls [ laughter ] corduroys. do you remember that episode [ laughter ] that was a crazy episode, man. ma ingalls corduroys for sale. [ laughter ] was that awful it's unbelievable. i'll never forget that episode but you actually brought a a photo. this is real there's you with your chin it's very bloody >> yeah. it looks - [ audience groans this is after they kind of cleaned it up a little bit but, yeah, it was very deep and gross. >> jimmy: and so, after this, you're like, you kind of got scared to roller skate >> so then, i didn't roller skate again for a year because i was so traumatized and then i thought, "i'm not going to let something like that stop me from doing something i love." >> jimmy: that's right see? confront your fears. [ applause ] confront your fears is the theme of our show tonight. >> okay, so -- i

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they had several possibilities for the general population by. >> the fall winter number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th >> because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from serious disease or even death. >> ultimately, doctor chin-hong does think this move towards a 4th dose is positive. he says we have the supply so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. live in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. starting on friday, april for san francisco. well aligned with the state on covid guidance. >> and not require proof of vaccination or a negative test to

peter chin hong. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me on. >> let's get right into it with ivermectin. in the headline we said it's an appoint parasite medication. covid is a virus. researchers told us from the get-go it wasn't the right drug for this. but why do people continue to keep taking it? >> i think early on in the pandemic we didn't have any anti-viral. so it makes sense that we were trying to teach old drugs new tricks. we were also looking at hydroxychloroquine and other drugs. but none of that really worked in bodies, in humans, even though in the test tubes and the plates it looked like it could work. the problem is you couldn't get the same levels or concentrations in the human body to make it safe as well as inhibit the virus. >> let's talk now about the fourth covid dose. a lot of people, i'm going to put myself in the category, a certain age where you're really wondering if it's the right time, the right dose for you. first, let's explain some of t

ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says that's not the case in the u.s. or the bay area yet. but it will be. >> is it more transmissible? the answer's yes. ba 2 is about to 50% depending on today. a look at more transmissible santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says they're already tracking ba 2 in their wastewater and the northern parts of our county, the wastewater that we follow. >> most of the omicron is this be to sublineage and then it gets less prevalent as you move south. so not so much in gilroy and quite a lot in palo alto, but she says it's not causing issues for the county, interestingly, and this gives me hope it is not driving up the levels overall. so i don't know why, but it isn't. but we're watching that very, very carefully. that's probably going to affect people. >> who have you gotten omicron because re infection. it's but it's less likely. doctor chin-hong says although there will bs a surge of ba 2, it won't bring people's lives to a halt as long to take advantage of that cools. we now have at our disposal. >> o

they have not listened to joe man chin. they have not learned anything since the build back better. not sure how we're going to get out of this in the next three years. >> steve, on that upbeat note, let's hope our leaders have the wisdom to find good solutions for everybody involved. thank you for your time. >> thank you, shannon. >> new york city, on high alert, as new york state is facing increased risk of cyber attacks we're told with russian hackers attempting to retaliate. senior foreign affairs greg palkot has that part of the story tonight. good evening, good morning to you where you are, greg. >> hi, shannon. a complex story. the attack on ukraine as we're following what's happening on several fronts literally and digitally. a destruction on the russian forces by the physical infrastructure on ukraine. but russian cyber criminals have been active bringing down the target in ukraine including key government websites like the defense department as well as financial institutions like the country's sprawl bank. there's a concern that russian hackers will take out the anger on a

account a goes into overdrive multiple sclerosis and others are mr. fer alpha chin accompanies us all the radiation comes from the school in good news is it's all been said, so tommy cabassos, that's around 30 times more than the natural ambient radioactivity measurements in counts per 2nd are given us read alice's of the radiation in real time the walls of the school seem to be heavily exposed to radiation. professor sharon advises us on the next step. so far. oh gosh, it was really my did you? so you saw the origin to set up her mom if on auto renew, it is on john. so you're really shawna manuel, because she does have your decision on it's a seller. does anyone here for more than an hour and a half is potentially exposed to the maximum recommended radioactive does one entire year. but as we gather readings, we have to be wary of more than radioactivity. we'd been advised not to linger in one place for more than 10 minutes at a time to avoid being spotted by informants or terrorist groups. then at a street market, we find scrap metal that has come directly from the uranium mine. most

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big, we're going to completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even death. >> when it comes to the timing of this dose, doctor chin-hong suggests it's 5 to 6 months after your first booster. live in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. samantha, thank you. and starting on friday, april for san francisco will align with the state on covid guidance. >> and not require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test in order to enter indoor mega events

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they had several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even that ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is positive. >> he says we have the supplies so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, starting this friday, san francisco will join the state in relaxing its covid rules on april. 1st, the city in the county again is going to stop requirin

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios.tion by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even that ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is positive. >> he says we have the supplies so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a 36 the time starting on april. first, san francisco will be in line now with the state when it comes to covid guidance are basically can relax. it. the city and county also is going to stop requiring proof of vaccinatio

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galleries. cornelius schmidt meyer is planning the next exhibition to include works by victoria sorta chin ski. schmidt, maya herself spent a few years in ukraine right after the war broke out. she and her business partner started a foundation to support ukrainian artists and bring artworks out of the country and went against unfound. we wanted to start working right away to healthy artists, is that they could go on expressing themselves and working if they can visit us. there are some artists who say they're no longer able to right now, if they simply don't have the energy or the strain of town in berlin's shown back district. the odessa mom a restaurant serves up ukrainian cuisine every day since the war began. the proprietors natalia alexander gl data, have been cooking, not only for their patrons, but for about 20 volunteers who are helping ukrainian refugees. and of course for the refugees themselves. and d, when they ukrainian refugees arrive, we served them for free. at least a ball of bosch are still younger. so we donate bowls of soup, his loop of it, and you spend ukrainian cuisi

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things are looking pretty good. >> well, that was taylor is actually reporting for us now, doctor chin-hong says the levels of virus circulating of new infections in the bay area. it's comparable to where we were last june when california first started reopening as of march 13th when numbers were last updated. san francisco, 7 day rolling average for new cases per day is 76. that's the lowest it's been so far this entire year. well, a new study from the cdc shows the johnson and johnson vaccine has the lowest breakthrough infection rate. the study found that pfizer's vaccine had the most breakthrough cases followed by moderna. the johnson and johnson shots were 76% effective in preventing infection and 81% effective in preventing hospitalizations. well, immunity from the vaccine last at least 6 months. and there's a study out of houston that found kids are retaining covid antibodies long after they've been infected. researchers examined 218 children between the ages of 5.19. they studied 3 different blood samples from those children once during the vaccine rollout and again, during the outb

in the end you have to look after your own people.— chin.ere is a story that _ after your own people. yes, i think there is a story that will _ after your own people. yes, i think there is a story that will come - after your own people. yes, i think there is a story that will come outl there is a story that will come out in the coming days about the negotiations behind the scenes and whether there was the british broke step on the americans with us was not to be honest, nazanin zaghari ratcliffe has been waiting six years to be released, she was imprisoned on trumped up charges and it's not a moment too soon. she's flying home to herfamily. as you moment too soon. she's flying home to her family. as you say anoosheh ashoori also coming home to his family, another british iranian dual national wrongly imprisoned, held in prison under terrible conditions which he has described cockroaches, covid ripping through the prison at one point he too is coming home to his family. ijust one point he too is coming home to his family. i just think nobody

you don't want water chin if c is one of the few cities that remains unscathed from russian air raids. but as rushes war expands across ukraine, it may not be a refuge for much longer. whitehouse national security advisor jake sullivan says the u. s. will consult with allies to learn more about the killing of an american journalist by russian forces in ukraine. ukrainian police that russian troops shot the journalists in a town of either pin near the capital key of another journalist was wounded in the attack. when troops opened fire on the car, they were traveling in police identified the dead journalist as brent renewed an award winning documentary maker he w. a correspondent mathias bowinger is covering developments and key if i spoke to him a short time ago. and i asked what effect the russian attack is having on life in the capital. what's important to know is that there hasn't been a noticeable advance of russian force if fighting is happening in a pin as the place we've just talked about and neighboring boucher and hostile mal, which is an airport next to it, which has been und

as for the rest of the population, doctor chin-hong sees a few different scenarios. i think they had several possibilities for the general population by the fall winter. number one, you get a 4th shot for everybody. he says it won't just protect against severe illness but also help some people avoid infection entirely. the second possibilities that big work on a completely new vaccine, which they're doing right now. he says there's a 3rd option of a variant-specific vaccine, but he doesn't believe it would be very popular. the 4th option is that you do nothing because again, most people. why going to do fine, actually from the cdc data with just 2 shots from? >> serious disease or even that ultimately, doctor peter chin-hong does think the move towards a 4th dose is positive. >> he says we have the supplies so now people can make their own decision based on their own circumstances. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> now starting april for san francisco will align with the state on covid guidance. the city and county is also going to stop requiring proof of vaccination or a

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there is no longer any contact between tbilisi and chin valley. the capital of the self proclaimed republic of south asia almost daily. the 2 witnessed offences on the south association border changing from a to c. c t. v cameras was us a 3rd mobile one. the relief, if a go closer then operation of forces might appear on the ground to prove its fe, my lego illegal. tain. erin, who goes closer to the occupation. since the turn of the millennium, georgia has been drawing closer to both nato and the you. in russia's eyes, this constitutes a security risk from within its declared sphere of influence. moscow has spent 2 decades trying to hinder george's growing affiliation with the west. without the help of international partners, georgia can do almost nothing to oppose russia's expansionist policy. formal diplomatic relations between moscow and tbilisi have been suspended since 2008. but on the econd mac front, georgia remains heavily dependent on russia, especially when it comes to energy, infrastructure and tourism. the george and authorities are th

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