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so, like the man said, where else will you go to celebrate tulip day than amsterdam?lions of dollars. oh, and they are pretty, too. it is great. a great place to be. happy people, lovely flowers to perfect. it is so nice. and it's for free. if you buy it, it's so expensive. it is worth the wait. you might think it would be difficult to make flowers exciting, but the organisers tried their best. apart from the flamethrowers, there was some reenactment of famous dutch art with added tulips. but the whole event still came as a surprise to some. actually we did not know this was going on here. we were just walking around. you can get free flowers later. nice. good to know. this is only the beginning of tulip season, with the flowers being promoted across the country. because, of course, in the netherlands every day is tulip there. # tulips from amsterdam. tim allman, bbc news. tens of millions of people are on the move in china for new year celebrations. it's the first spring festival since the lifting of covid restrictions. michael bristow reports. there's excitement, an

we ask the site king, professor to explain how the netherlands and amsterdam is a good example of what happens if cycling gets a respected place at the table of traffic engineering and what they show us. because what happens if you take cyclists are human behavior as a central element in design, instead of how can you make humans behave according to your design? and in amsterdam we have some places where we experimented with what happens if you eradicate the traffic light logic on an intersection. so this intersection was redesigned because there was so many cyclists compared to god riders that the municipality considered. what would happen if we take out the traffic lights and a traffic light actually ensure that god drive is, could go through, but didn't really make it safer. so they did a test that took out the traffic lights. and one of the peculiar findings of the alderman that did it was if it take out the traffic lights, people start to behave like act of citizens again. so they are not looking at the light, but they're looking at each other and negotiating with each other. how

amsterdam has opened a new underwater bike storage park.st $65 million to build and can hold thousands of bikes. >> entering the world's first underwater bike park. does it feel surreal to you? >> actually no, for me it is very normal. what is special f me is when you go below the water. reporter: in a country with more cycles than people, it is a constant battle to stop lost, abandoned bikes from clogging the streets. >> in amsterdam, only to keep the canals functioning, they drag out about 20,000 bicycles each year. reporter: this is designed as a safe, secure and spacious sanctuary. >> before, there were no real parking spots, there was one outside the station, which is quite big, but always full. i always missed the train because it was so difficult to find a spot for my bike. reporter: here we are inside what they consider to be the solution, an underwater bike park with space for 7000 bicycles. >> it does create a new problem because it makes it even more attractive to use the system and we are in the middle of the city center of amst

of course, amsterdam could have turned out rather differently if they hadn't blocked us in spite city may cavers like the car 1st joking and plan the 1960 of the dutch cities like trash has been rolling back call centric planning. goodbye urban highway. welcome back. original city canal. ah, then there's honey. it chose human centered planning in the seventy's and is now ranked is one of the happiest places in the world. we met 2 of the people responsible for keeping it that way. they can accept the center of crowning it was totally different today. the central part of the city at felt monica are central as square as was to place where at garza driving around when you went from the south. felt frauding into the north of in the province in the seventy's, we decided that has to stop. we choose to make a city traffic plan where our center was divided in 4 parts and where it was not possible to move from the one party daughter with a car already with food or bag. it was a totally new concept of thinking about or city war, one of the 1st cities in europe to rethink that use of the city cen

the museum opened in $1885.00 and it's architect also planned to be amsterdam central station. the buildings are strikingly similar. the collection showcases 800 years of dutch history and artistic treasures like rembrandts night want or the milk made by you. i'm fam, here one more fun fact, many doubt now is that the museums rims were painted white for a long time. was my years was eat the here you see something that was gone in the 20th century. mia? the are this room here is a reconstruction of the 1885 original is on the bus via but in the 20th century. they said, let's get rid of let out because it's a distraction as so it distracts from the art as uplink up blanco than you don't need decoration to show our talk on it. and this here is justin decoration. when does this year? what vehicle have zoom all the foosball of lore you see here to it's a beautiful floor already bought. they took it out and put wood over it. when i had my, the hotel, we began the the building was only restored to its former glory in 2013. after 10 years of work. and there is a hidden room that many o

my name is pe to vog m eyes, and we're in the right museum and amsterdam here. this is basically my home. it's my office office my be all the art historians shares with us 5 surprising things to discover here. first of all, there is a road straight through the museum. this is here. i and this here is a bike pioneers rosie. i think this is the only museum with a bike path running straight through it. very clear, it's pretty crazy, but also a bit silly corners, because you don't need a bike in the museum yet you can ride through the museum with one my god. midland, proud voice museum. every attempt to close down the bike path has failed in the plight. crazy netherlands. in fact, until 1931, even cars could drive through my gate. you go through here to enter the city center or you come out of the city. so it's actually a gateway lea, i'm tor. this path also has a special little detail as quickly there's a surprise and you see it outside, but not inside the museum to have that there is a secret door. i'm the guy to you. but we'll come back to that. the museum opened

so this was a flight that flew from amsterdam to call along poor on 17 july 2014. and that was down. and the dutch courts already said in a last november, the dutch criminal court that russia indeed had already overall control and was involved in, in downing this with a russian book, missiles system. and now this european court of human rights agreed with that indeed, already from april 2014, there were russian armed forces present and fighting into don't mom. what does this decision main for the loved ones of the victims of this particular malaysian airlines flight? well, this is very important because for them, it is recognition that the recognition they won't get from russia because the russia continues to deny. it says that it was ukraine that actually down to make 17 and for them, you know, they understand that the recognition won't come from russia itself, but at least it now is a court and a 2nd court also after the criminal court in the netherlands, that says but we have weighed all the evidence in public and be of russia as well. the russians able to prese

in amsterdam, to keep the — up the streets. in amsterdam, to keep the canals _ up the streets.000 bicycles each year. this they drag out about 20,000 bicycles each year.— bicycles each year. this is it designed — bicycles each year. this is it designed as _ bicycles each year. this is it designed as a _ bicycles each year. this is it designed as a safe, - bicycles each year. this is it designed as a safe, secure l bicycles each year. this is it. designed as a safe, secure and spacious century.— spacious century. before, normally. _ spacious century. before, normally, the _ spacious century. before, normally, the parking - spacious century. before, l normally, the parking spot, there — normally, the parking spot, there is— normally, the parking spot, there is one outside of the station _ there is one outside of the station which is quite big as well— station which is quite big as well but _ station which is quite big as well but it is always full. you actually _ well but it is always full. you actually always miss the train because — actually always miss the train because it was

he had the faculty of urban mobility futures at the university of amsterdam, continental us. the next generation of urban planners in land use and mobility. what is missing in our current conversation about rethinking urban transportation? glad mom i also, she has a lot of ideas on social media about how we use all cities. the streets in our cities always were the remaining space between buildings and in the remaining space between billings, everything happens, social life happens. trading happens, children could play people with me and people could travel through for this change radically in the 1000 twenties 100 years ago. and that was the pressure that was introduced by the motorized vehicle. cars came in large numbers to that street and basically put pressure on the way that we were thinking about the 3, the literally colliding with all these other purposes that were happening in that space. and to respond to that. a whole new domain of thinking was introduced for traffic engineering sort of wasn't born in the 19th thirty's and developed the language around seeing streets

flybe flew to amsterdam and across the u.k. >>> we'll take a short break for viewers across north america. for international viewers, quest's "world of wonder" is next.

now on the new tel taken shape near amsterdam here it's the residence who called the shorts. when it comes to planning and development, that is very true crease and it is great to be able to report on another community that he's opting to lead innovative and sustainable lifestyles aren't at the same time as boasting local food production. well, we visited ports to mood, to find out more thought i spilled the air at this building site around 30 kilometers from amsterdam. the crew is hard at work were now the wind sweeps across the meadow. there will soon be a school for 60 children. every screw, every fixture is being put in by the parents themselves. one of them is flora, small and big, whose 2 children will attend the school. we started at only 3 weeks ago and i, we already saw that far, houses, streets, parks, playgrounds, the residents are building and developing the 43 square kilometer area themselves. on their roster wall is an organically growing city and a unique experiment in the netherlands. the idea is to give people more freedom to create their own living space arc

now on the new tel taken shape near amsterdam here it's the residence who called the shorts. when it comes to planning and development, that is very true crease and it is great to be able to report on another community that he's opting to lead innovative and sustainable lifestyles aren't at the same time as boasting local food production. well, we visited post a mold, to find out more thought i spilled the air at this building side around 30 kilometers from amsterdam. the crew is hard at work. we're now the wind sweeps across the meadow. there will soon be a school for 60 children. every screw, every fixture is being put in by the parents themselves. one of them is flora, small and big, whose 2 children will attend the school. we started only 3 weeks ago and i, we already saw that far, houses, streets, parks, playgrounds, the residents are building and developing the 43 square kilometer area themselves. on their roster wall is an organically growing city and a unique experiment in the netherlands. the idea is to give people more freedom to create their own living space archit

how to use the intersection of course amsterdam could have turned out rather differently if they hadn't blocked us in spite city may cavers like the car 1st joking and plan the 1960 of the dutch cities like trash has been rolling back call centric planning goodbye urban highway. welcome back. originals to to canal. ah. then there's hunting and it chose human centered planning in the and cheese and is now ranked is one of the happiest places in the world. we met 2 of the people responsible for keeping it that way. they can seventies the center of crowning, it was totally different today, the central part of the city. it felt monica, our central last square, is, was to place where at garza driving around when you went from the south of frauding into the north of in the province. in the seventy's, we decided that has to stop. we choose to make a city traffic plan where our center was divided in 4 parts and where it was not possible to move from the one party daughter with a car already with food or bag. it was a totally new concept of thinking about, or city war, one of the 1st cities in e

in amsterdam, --, assistant professor and international criminal law at the university of amsterdam. thank you all for joining us on inside story. samuel, let me start with you. russia suffered repeated setbacks on the battlefield recently. it appears with the help of mercenaries, it could be about to make some gains. talk about the role of wagoner in the conflict in ukraine. how expensive is it, and how active are the mercenaries? >> they are the largest contingent that has ever been. around 50,000 people. lifted out of the prison -- and 10,000 of them are private military contractors. usually they are tasked with the role of being a disruptive. it was involved in some of the death squads sent to kill volodymyr zelenskyy. in more recent months, a much more active role on the front lines. now especially in the battle -- if russia wins, which ukrainians are disputing, it is the first victory the wachter group is solely responsible for. now they will be able to get access to assault mines, that are very lucrative and could help finance after negotiation spending on these going forward.

he wants to sell the amsterdam financeers and whether that debt sells to the amsterdam buyers or not. he's literally getting the united states underwritten and i don't think it is a coincidence he would do that after the experience with the insurance business. when he comes out in his fancy bows because he made a lot of money a lot is through insurance law which is that big, early, this is where early lawyers make a lot of money. people do land deal, but it's speculation. the merchants mustering cash and it's just obvious that insurance lawsuits and insurance business and institutions are the ones who have money in the early united states. they're doing big deals with each other. they have overseas connection that they're drawing on for wealth. hamilton is one and then the third name that you would probably know is daniel webster who is known for his much later political work but who makes his big pile of money also as an insurance lawyer and not only just as an insurance lawyer, but working on behalf of certain claims against the spanish government for their ilegitimate captures of a

now on the new tel taken shape near amsterdam here it's the residence who called the shorts. when it comes to planning and development, that is very true crease and it is great to be able to report on another community that he's opting to lead innovative and sustainable lifestyles aren't at the same time as boasting local food production. well, we visited ports to mold, to find out more thought i spilled the air at this building side around 30 kilometers from amsterdam. the crew is hard at work. we're now the wind sweeps across the meadow. there will soon be a school for 60 children. every screw, every fixture is being put in by the parents themselves. one of them is flora, small and big, whose 2 children will attend the school. we started only 3 weeks ago and i, we all read is that far, houses, streets, parks, playgrounds, the residents are building and developing the 43 square kilometer area themselves on their roster wall isn't organically growing city and a unique experiment in the netherlands. the idea is to give people more freedom to create their own living space archi

he advised leaving the relevant decision of the amsterdam court of appeal alone and rejecting the cassationplaint of the museum in crimea as reported to the supreme court. they are the netherlands decision on the case. may be rendered as early as september 15, let me remind you, the collection with unique artifacts has been in the netherlands since 2014. she was taken to the exhibition even before the reunification of crimea with russia , their rights to the exhibits were declared, both the crimean museum and ukraine, the university of amsterdam, suspended the transfer of value until the issue was resolved legally . and now the time of economic news on the russian banking sector was able to compensate for losses and make a profit , according to the central bank, according to the regulator's estimates. it amounted to 203 billion rubles. losses of the first half of the twenty-second year, initially exceeded 1.5 trillion rubles. mainly due to currency revaluation. and for whom, in the second half of the year, the sector increased its profit of financial results reports, so far only sberbank ha

but when she said he was in amsterdam with her, bank and phone records proved the truth, that mohammedg his car with petrol at the local asda. jordan was another man who she claimed raped her. but unlike the others williams accused, he was charged and spent more than two months on remand in prison before the charges were dropped. jordan had met williams once on a night out. i was put in the cells with an actual paedophile. he told me he was guilty and stuff, and i asked for a cell change. they wouldn't change my cell. i was just locked away with, it's not nice to say, people you don't want to be locked away with. thousands of pounds was raised for eleanor williams, but opinions have been changing in barrow since she went on trial. the same is true too some on the far right. if those muslim men are innocent then it's disgusting what's been said about them. it's three and a half years now since williams first went to the police. she, this town, and her victims have been waiting since then forjustice. i'm getting my life back now. it has been very difficult, very, very difficult. i hope n

finally to amsterdam where she landed at the dutch national ballet academy, one of the leading schoolsrld. >> reporter: when you got to the new school and started dancing again, how did that feel? >> oh, i was very happy. yes, i -- my mind changed. because i was thinking about my parents all the time, for my family, for my sister. and when i go to the ballet class, the -- this world changed for me. i have another world, a world of ballet. >> reporter: her adjustment was made easier when she found other ukrainian dance students who, thanks to larissa saveliev, also found a safe harbor in amsterdam. ♪ polina fell into a routine immediately. on the cusp of a professional career, she prepared for final exams. she was jittery beforehand. she emerged relieved, triumphant, and eager to report back to mom. what did you tell her? >> that i was nervous, but when i start -- you -- i do everything right. >> reporter: if the war has made refugees out of some ukrainian dancers, it's made soldiers out of others. when the war began, oleksii potiomkin, a principal dancer with ukraine's national ballet,

. marika to hone assistant professor in international criminal law at the university of amsterdam, and especially on crimes of aggression. thank you for joining us on inside. sorry, a very warm welcome. samuel. let me sot with you. russia has suffered repeated setbacks on the battlefield in ukraine. recently. but it appears that with the help of mercenaries from the wagner group, it could be about to make some gains. talk to us 1st about the role of wagner in the conflict in ukraine. how expensive is it? and how active are these mess marries? so the larger group is down, the largest contingent that has ever been according to us. estimates is got around 50000 people. $40000.00 of them are convicts and prisoners who promotions lifted out of the prisons in exchange for amnesty a and a salary. and 10000 of them are private military contractors. initially, the wonder group was tasked with really the role of the a savage order disruptor. it was involved, for example, in some of the desk laws that were sent you kill about him, his lensky, and but more recent months is played a much why to rol

so this was a flight step, flew from amsterdam, fuqua poor on 17 july 2014. and that was down and the dutch courts already set in last november, the dutch criminal court that russia indeed had already overall control and was involved in, in downing this with a russian book miss l system. and now the european court of human rights agreed with that indeed, already from april 2014. there were russian armed forces present and fighting in the dos. and so whether or not russia then also violated those rights will be the next stage, the merits phase. but now the court says yes, these cases are admissible and we're moving to the next step. in germany, berlin's port cancelled all its flight, says the ground staff went on strike to demand higher pay the workers and seeking a raise over $544.00 per month. that's local media report. that stuff have been offered a one off payment of just over $2000.00. last year. germany experiences highest inflation in more than 70 years. and amazon workers at a warehouse in central england have also walked out. they too are demanding be

so this was a flight step, flew from amsterdam to qualify for on 17 july 2014. and that was down and the dutch courts already set in last november, the dutch criminal court that russia indeed had already overall control and was involved in, in downing this with a russian book miss l system. and now this european, quite a few men, right? agreed with that indeed, already from april 2014, there were russian armed forces present and fighting into dom boss. and so whether or not russia then also violated those rights will be the next stage, the merits phase. but now the court says yes, these cases are admissible and we're moving to that next step to south africa where the main opposition party has been holding rallies nationwide against rolling power cups and an increase in the price of electricity. demonstrators have been picketing outside the ruling amc parties headquarters in johannesburg. most households go without power for at least 6 hours a day. i'm going to mila has more now from germany. what has been going on for more than a decade and now people are increa

but when she said he was in amsterdam with her, bank and phone records proved the truth, that mohammedhe local asda. jordan was another man who she claimed raped her. but unlike the others williams accused he was charged and spent more than two months on remand in prison before the charges were dropped. jordan had met williams once on a night out. i was put in the cells with an actual paedophile. he told me he was guilty and stuff, and i asked for a cell change. they wouldn't change my cell. i was just locked away with, it's not nice to say, but people you don't want to be locked away with. thousands of pounds was raised for eleanor williams, but opinions have been changing in barrow since she went on trial. the same is true too for some on the far right. if those muslim men are innocent then it's disgusting what's been said about them. it's three and a half years now since williams first went to the police. she, this town, and her victims have been waiting since then forjustice. i'm getting my life back now. it has been very difficult, very, very difficult. i hope nobody goes through

manus: april, thank you very much, from amsterdam.een the currency ratcheting higher and the bond market with the aussie dollar up by .10%. aussie inflation running at a 32 year high. anyone who thought it was one breath away from death was sadly mistaken. tom: i'm so glad you got that in at the end. the australian treasurer saying he thinks inflation has been targeting up. stay with us, this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant news from my physician. i was 424 pounds, and my doctor was recommending weight loss surgery. to avoid the surgery, i had to make a change. so i decided to go with golo and it's changed my life. when i first started golo and taking release, my cravings, they went away. and i was so surprised. you feel that your body is working and functioning the way it should be and you feel en

at amsterdam stretches to krasvik.my sky and a full of pins became molded along the roads for the wind of the swimmer, the cutters gathered here went to the fucking festival on the planet, and the pilots of the wind balloons demonstrated their skills, 17 ukrainians. and at a time we will propagate a detailed forecast for tomorrow at our neighbors and on the territory of belarus up to the department. by the thirties, studios not in ukraine, the central half-day across europe will be transported to the cloudy spray with them, the courtyard, jasm to go through short jassy fallouts at night, early motherland is weak, fog, ukraine more sunset and uropy will move the pyraminoe into cloudy weather rainfall is not predicted, ukraine midnight europe gloomily for an hour will pass short-hour rainfall from them sleet . ukraine, worse than europe, will transport in cloudy spray with them to the courtyards of blow-cars to the hourly fall of the upani department to the thirties studios near berlin from a plush horn to plus six souls

peter, it was many years later in 9912 number of down when a conference was organized in amsterdam for people like me to duty for a jewish children. he did that had been hidden and during the war he fan, i was 50 years old. now and, and finally let other people in the who had experience at something similar dust van i that was my liberation. i'm coming out a coming out of my hiding places near. i was not the only one any more said dame. since then, my leave and all my life has changed quite a lot disappointed beany until today, and i am actively involved this amongst others in the memorial site of west born leave. so i talk about my life and schools and at other events in the netherlands and germany. oh, i have also learned a lot from these encounters in used to say in recent times, i have been particularly touched by conversations with wrong young refugees who see many aspects of themselves in my story. thus ask letters, england. what i had to learn as a little child is something that many members of sexual and gender identity minorities who had to learn before. and unfortunately afte

well - >> in amsterdam. >> seth: in amsterdam, we did. [ laughter ] mostly legal yeah, right?g is legal there. >> seth: yeah. >> that's the problem. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i was thinking, because there's a really cool thing, which is the amusement park in the film, "nope," jupiter's claim, is actually being recreated at universal studios. >> yes >> seth: one of the wilder times we had, more than once, was we would go to a dutch theme park called efteling. >> yes "elf land. >> seth: "elf land." yeah, you just translated the dutch. it's called "elf land. [ light laughter ] and it's a wonderful place >> yeah. >> seth: and even though there's not a sign outside that says "do drugs here" -- [ laughter ] i always felt like it was implied. >> it was implied. >> seth: yeah. >> and somehow accepted, like the staff would walk up to you with shrooms [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> it's kind of the feeling. >> seth: yeah, exactly like, they didn't have, like, cotton candy, like a - you know, not like high calorie foods at american -- >> children running around and you -- they -- they

right. frustrating, i mean amsterdam in particular as long complains that it spends a lot of money on dealing with kind of torres to basically just to sit on the coffee shop and caused one problems. so i mean, i do think that like, yeah, this has been an ongoing issue and you do see it in other places in society. all right, we'll have to leave it the journalist molly call in the hey, thanks so much for speaking to us. thank you. thank now the world's largest ice and snow carnival is underway in china right now. this giant ice block tower is the centerpiece of the winter wonderland in hobbin for the next 2 months. the north west and ceci will celebrate the cold with theme parks skating banks. and more than 300 ice and snow sculptures under the thousands of tourists are expected to visit the festival scaled back in previous years because of co bid 19 restrictions. and that is all for me for now. robots has your business news coming up next. i minute groups. mccadden. thank you so much for watching d. w. i . every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips wit

some people are particularly in big cities like amsterdam don't like the reputation of this country as being a sort of drugs destination. and people see further legalization as yeah, kind of continuing that and the problems that it brings along there has been a number of times over the years to restrict marijuana purchases, for example, to only residents here that has been met with sort of widespread backlash and a dramatic increase and st dealing. so i think it's a, it's a really sensitive and kind of complicated subject, but the sort of assassination peter at a priest and this ongoing criminal trial really brought this discussion to the forefront in the netherlands. and do you think there's any truth behind those perceptions that the perception of benevolence is being locks on drugs is actually contributing to the problem? i mean, i think also that the netherlands is the largest port in europe and run it in. and i think any country that is here is going to have a huge sort of norco trade. i mean, this is what happens when you also see this happening and on to work in belgium because

floral theme on an international scale, so here in amsterdam celebrated the national day tulips, whiche beginning of the growing season of the favorite flower of the people of the netherlands, so the case at the museum square of the local company handed out 200,000 tulips. everyone could collect their own unique bouquet and take it home. another goal of the holiday is to give a sunny mood on a winter day and remind the citizens and guests of amsterdam that spring is just around the corner. let us recall that the netherlands is the largest producer of tulips in the world , exporting almost 2 billion flowers annually to more than 100 countries of the world. well, this, and including belarus, as far as i know, we all love dutch, these flowers are perfect for me - tulips. this is exactly a sign of spring symbol. i would even say once already, uh, in the netherlands this is happening there somewhere, for sure , spring is already literally here. as they say, not far off. since we talked with you and in general we touched on the topic of historicity, it is necessary to open the topic of tulip

why, in the dominatrix, to write a book, semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory withharlon, jasm of ore, a neighboring oskardishche, and it’s worse for all of us to let the wind blow in the year 650 osterdam published a book. artis magnai artele, railikaya the bridge of the artery over 300 sides, two hundred malyuks of the table and many of them are hidden and akiyazh in whispers were transmitted from batik to the son anchor mother black powder. one in that jazz bulging material i ruin a smoke barrier on the battlefield jin die caliber and wahoo cores were in this book and section sworn rockets with the participants. shmat uvagena did not return him. oleg good here 250. i read it familiar, navukovian. konstantin tsykovsky. here's a sham to your own not according to faith, this is sopranonization. yakutia seventeenth stage they could have thought of such a thing, prince semenovesh had a matching scheme of a three-stage rocket. you are not one of several variants of pain in zata semenovich. he showed the thought that rockets could fly on water without windy expanses. yo

will definitely be it takes center stage at this meeting of the ukraine air defense group in the amsterdam where they will talk about further arms deliveries and very important. and what a ukraine, pres, ukrainian president followed him as he lent he has been asking for repeatedly to sent at main battle tank to santa battle tanks, to ukraine as quickly as possible. i knew that a band benjamin, the alvaros, said gruber, political correspondent, regardless of that at u. s. at germany on passover heavy tanks, 11 european nato countries of announced a new package of military support for you. craig, a meeting of defense ministers in the stone that included a breton pole in the netherlands and the baltic states agree that they would send that heavy artillery air defense, ammunition and infantry fighting vehicles. poland says is prepared to send a squadron of it, so german made a leopard two's. even though berlin has not given its approval. my very happy is look at some more stores making headlines around the world. germany, parliament is recognized. the massacre of ethnic disease is in a rack as