really. firstly, armenia won't be able to withstand an arms race with us. in any case, such case, despite the fact that they receive most of their weapons from the west for free or on credit, which will then of course, a written off. but even in this case, they will not be able to prevail in an arms race with us. they shouldn't forget the results of the 2nd terrible war going to lie and the anti terrorist operation as of september 2023. and they also need to understand that despite receiving maximum support on the ground here from the background regime and who am i as well as the us state department, if they are planning another provocation against us up to no one will help them. how did macro and help them in 2020 or 20? 23. a. did he hold them by the hand? i don't know. is this or maybe by something out much. that's it. so what else is he capable of? we know this very well naturally and so we will continue to make it clear both in negotiations and the commission on dilemma taishan that works between armenia and as are by john wood and to armenia is sponso

and in my talks with the prime minister of armenia, where we voiced our concern, was to him some way. we've also brought these concerns to the french government on the leadership of the united states and on the changed its balanced approach to the countries of the south congress is by during the biden administration and embark on a passable, unilateral support or armenia stop. there are a lot of things to indicate that this threat is quite serious. dining the, the wetlands that mat, crohn's government is supplying to armenia are offensive. lisa windows, that poses a real threat to as or by john to we cannot just remain outside observers of this process and considering that our border with our media is more than a 1000 kilometers long, with many settlements located along it. and that former refugees are returning to most of the settlers. we've repeatedly told armenia, and that's the patrons in the us state department of trust that they should stop. but unfortunately, i need our entreaties, have gone on, heard the skill, i'm in the process of arming. armenia is proceeding by leaps and b

look at armenia, jim, it's clear where it's going. you don't want it has to fact to quit the c s t o, it's not cable. according to our own verified information, the only reason why they are not to jewelry withdrawing is because they have not yet received. go ahead what's from the us state department as soon as they get it and the more they will withdraw. but as or by john, is an independent actor capable of standing up for itself on you up in law. that is why georgia is now a key component of the battle over the conferences. the fuck, what will the caucasus be like? going for $20.00 to $30.00. we will it be a traditional societies on the job based on our car, asian value, bye too. bye. thank you so much, president ali for this excellent interview. i see. thank you. the the russian states never as tight as i'm wondering the most sense community best. most all sense of the, in the 65 with the keys, 195 and speed. what else? suppose question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state

really. firstly, armenia won't be able to withstand an arms race with us. in any case, such case, despite the fact that they receive most of their weapons from the west for free or on credit, which will then of course, a bit not here. but even in this case enough that they will not be able to prevail in an arms race with us. they shouldn't forget the results of the 2nd terabyte war rely on the anti terrorist operation as of september 2023. and they also need to understand that despite receiving maximum support on the ground here from the background regime, it isn't like as well as the us state, depart. and if they are planning another provocation against us at all, no one will help them. how did macro and help them in 2020 or 20? 23. a. did he hold them by the hand? i don't know. is this or maybe buy something out much? that's it. so what else is he capable of? we know this very well naturally and so we will continue to make it clear both in negotiations and the commission on dilemma taishan that works between armenia and as are by john with n to armenia sp

we training to get ready for armenia. no, no, everything is perfect to yet, but that's why we do these exercises. there are still 5 months to sort out minor issues and he councils, which i think for the students from germany's university avoid support. it's an opportunity to meet other teams and exchange ideas. how's their project coming along? a demo, and that's just simply, gramma won't fundamentally change. now we've locked it in again, some, a hermas main task is to scan for things, and she can do that. well, we want to keep automating the whole system time you've had the same goes for charlie. charlie drives more autonomously than irma, but still not fully the general take away. there's still a lot to do before armenia in the hall. the analog astronauts are getting suited up which can take up to 3 hours on the commodities is being fitted with the excess skeleton, which simulates movement under the pressure conditions on mars. the top thomas and the title. i read an article in the paper at home, which said that the au

and by chance we saw that al satellite was deployed near armenia. that's what you're trying to get us so nicely. so when we do a simulation in armenia, we can use arrow in satellite to take out satellite images. it's an amazing feeling when 2 projects come together like these. when you get side slicing pointed to something, comment the at the foot of mount era, right? near the village of our motion, armenia, the austrian space forums mars mission is set to begin. a visitor check and station has already been set up. the 2 employees stand guard, keeping out any unwanted guess. the dental groom is already on site. he has to the test area and, and off road vehicle. why did he choose armenia via the we know that re geological formations here that a geological twins of those on most so called g o. similar is, even though that's the reason we came here, it cannot the 5 to you know, get it onto 52. after checking in at the village again, let's makes a 2nd stop. this is the check point. this is my check point. this is thought about security detailed in good

why did he choose armenia? via the we know the g, a logical formations here, the geological twins of those on most so called g o. similar, even though that's the reason we came here in the canada and the 5 to the 5 to after checking in at the village general, it's makes a 2nd stop. this is the check point. this is my check point. this is thought about security detailed in good day you 247 guiding access to the test sign box, and then the to put some tests, getting the cameras a set up on the surrounding hilltops, skilled a. so we have round the clock surveillance and the little bit about who have them the region recently experienced conflict over in the going to car box. no one wants to take any risks. the security provisions are in place, but despite meticulous planning, not everything is running smoothly. their median partner didn't complete the infrastructure in time. what are you doing? i'm not sure what i mean, what are you doing? okay, the lack of internet access is causing issues with the teams from glos

and there's still a lot to do before armenia in the hall. the analog astronauts are getting suited up which can take up to 3 hours on the commodities is being fitted with the excess skeleton, which simulates movement under the pressure conditions on mars. and the title i read an article in the paper at home, which said that the austrian space for him was looking for new analog astronauts because i find space travel exciting. i checked out the website, read it and thought, oh i have to try that money. come a lease, studied micro biology and environmental engineering like everyone here. she's an analog astronaut in her spare time. today, her colleague is from italy on because from slow and in eastern germany, far as was i, i'm looking for i have an ocean. we'll see how it goes with all those sensors. we've already tested with accenture bid and how all that can work well. the analog astronauts, we're sensors under the 50 kilograms suits to measure their exertion while they follow various instructions. the developed slow support event decided to

we sold that now satellite was deployed near armenia. that's what you're trying to get us so nicely. so when we do elma simulation, you know, mania, we can use arrow in satellite to take out satellite images. it's an amazing feeling when 2 projects come together like face. when you get side slicing, play development comment the at the foot of mount era, wrapped near the village of our motion, armenia, the austrian space forums. mars mission is set to begin a visitor check and station has already been set up. the 2 employees stand, guard, keeping out any unwanted guess. the general to him is already on site. he has to the test area and and off road vehicle . why did he choose armenia via the we know that re geological formations here that a geological twins have those on minds. psycho g o, similar is even though that's the reason we came here in canada and the fact to you know, get it onto 5 to after checking in at the village general. it's makes a 2nd stop. this is the check point. this is my check point. this is part about security deta

in fact, there are similar labs mentioned earlier in georgia and armenia with future plans to revive and use soviet labs. and that is there a bridge on those back us done and conflicts, dog. so you and there's that there made it to the main indicator that i believe is dangerous today, not only for you and me, but for the whole world is that the united states of america is building or adapting the biological laboratories all over the planet to meet not peaceful but military tasks, the pentagon has created more than 400 such labs as with all the main indicator that i believe is dangerous today, not only for you and me, but for the whole world is that the united states of america is building or adapting biological laboratories all over the planet to meet not peaceful, but military tasks. the pentagon has created more than 400 such labs as long as the lack of transparency that is troubling when it comes to these us funded by lives around the world. as to that, older reports of malpractice, you find yourself wondering why it's a us is to to know this how to do something. it clearly has a

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in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

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russia used to be on the side with armenia. they've been increasingly flexing their muscles and gaining, trying to gain their independence. that will also be an interesting dynamic when we have our new president, president trump, because he has been pro-armenian. so it's it's incredibly complicated right now, very complicated. >> and indeed, general clark, why are commercial planes flying over this area if russia is actively shooting suspected drones out of the sky? >> well, it's a very good question, wolf. it's simply because vladimir putin and the people in the eurasian economic union that kazakhstan is part of, they haven't shut down the airspace. they just don't have the controls up there to shut it down. they don't want to admit, i suppose, that there is active conflict. they don't want to recognize the threat from ukraine. that would be another blow to vladimir putin's control over the over russia and the neighboring states. and so for probably for political reasons, they're not they're not shutting it down. of course, pe

is basically the crown, the flagship, the crown 0 of a network of laboratories in smaller lives in armenia. as you be john center, asia, africa was that email local reveals while he is concealed behind the high walls of the bios center or associated the la maya bushes. get those taking the bus, the philippines from the young. please give me much for the update. it was easiest to proceed and the result, the sooner the better. well, there's a lot, you know, 100 to the updates. i'm a little going to get in the new are just going joshua way. i so something to do show. busy it'll show the family courtroom the center really busy schedules. the us journalist, special christmas swami. as low as an investigation into a pentagon in the bar trees around the world, she obtained sensational us government documents proving the existence of a network of bio labs in ukraine. similar to georgia's lucas center, the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of str

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if the company like armenia over half of the residents here over 60 and the number of arise. but the village is determined to make it work. it's winter here in europe, which means the sunsets early and the nights are dark and long. there's nothing more cozy or more welcoming though, than the soft glow of warm light, like from gas lamps. they were common in europe for 200 years, but now it's extremely rare to see one of them being let, let alone 250 of them, like incarnations, capitals, i'll grab, but that is exactly what a man named tommy's love. drc is doing every evening. he fills the alleyways of the old town by hand with a touch of romance. as night falls over the old city of san grab, the st lanterns beginning, giving off their warm glow. a european tradition, thomas loveday, ark, and his uniform are distinctive to the lantern. still use gas is thomas loves job to light them every evening. lantern lighter still exists only and rolls, 5 poland in here and the pro ration capital is on grab as they have for 161 years. so to the problem of we lights $249.00 gas lanterns ever

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if you let them do whatever they want, they'll readily kendall armenia, using and fostering common protests in russia's case. but they also pushed the human rights and freedoms issues to instigate people, to go to war against their own country, foreign democratic mission res, actively brain washing our society today. a will know they are the national endowment for democracy, the soros fund, the national democratic institute, and many others. for many decades across the globe, soros has been getting himself into trouble with governments that value their sovereignty. mister soros is up for rich hope in the person sitting in new york hospital tank. stop. his wheels should determine the holiday and i was, looks the actually tanks that i'm in. doesn't matter that this is a country, a 1400000000 people. we have almost a who, who's with us, the type how the country shall grow because they know all to well where the open society foundation goes, chaos is left and its way and to the middle east. now as the eas, will's military habits hands full of cottage, i believe 9 people had been killed in yemen

i don't think many people have the opportunity to travel to armenia or lebanon. we are lucky in the city, the abundance of asian cuisines and [indiscernible] restaurants are in many ways an opportunity to engage with another culture through food. >> my grand father had his backyard you name it, we had it. [indiscernible] but my grandma's cookie the memories of the [indiscernible] very powerful. when you channel these memories there is a image because it is a experience all 5 senses get if to it. i think that is why city is so important for immigrants. the first thing you [indiscernible] we got to eat. you got to nourish the body and you remember and i went from memory really. >> i remember my grand mother telling me stories that when she first opened in 1971, people really didn't know much about vietnamese food and she started selling the italian deli food and half the food and half vietnamese food and she stands in the corner trying to pass samples just to lur customers into the restaurant and try vietnamese food. i think when you enter a new place and you have

establish a human, the terry and blockade starting people in effect like on a car wash in the, in armenia. and right now are given a platform on the wednesday to get to my and green wash, 1300 uses while pretending that they care about the climate. why getting the folk, this is the kind of me thing. and so by using the environment as a reason they are trying to go in your state human rights abuses. that is one aspect of it. and then of course, the aspect that they are patrick states which is completely dependent, a bicycle for to production and exports. for example, they export huge amounts of oil and to israel, and therefore continental part of the integrated war machine is one example. and they have no plan of taking real time attacks and they are planning to expand open fuel expansion. but they getting away with it because they are still good at framing us if they are doing enough. and since the level of awareness about the things that they are actually doing is so low that people don't hold them accountable. speaking of holding people accountable while you're known around the world fo

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the president just won reelection and the referendum to join the european union past narrowly and armenia, which has made a significant strategic pivot toward the u.s. and has done a ton to fight corruption, zambia, malawi, nepal, the dominican republic. any of you who know anything about the countries i mentioned can take note of the difficulty taking forward the democratic reform agenda and indeed the economic challenges faced by just about every country i have mentioned. major challenges in all of them, but as a forcing function for our agency to think about delivery as associated with political reform it's been terrific and i think if you had the leaders gathered up here as we do at the united nations general assembly every year for this coalition of people who still self identify as reformers , what they would say is this has been invaluable. has it been enough to offset the target of shipping, the covid hangover, you know, the debt distress, there are so many structural forces coming out these countries but they have helped the united states show up and dig in behind this aspiration

armenia, which has made a significant strategic pivot toward the united states and has done a ton again to fight corruption there. zambia, ma law which, in a -- malawi, nepal, the dominican republic. any of you who know anything about the countries i've mentioned can take note of the difficulty taking forward the democratic reform agenda and indeed the economic challenges faced by i think just about every country i have mentioned. tanzania, i forgot. major challenges in all of them. but as a forcing function for our agency to think about delivery as associated with political reform, it's been terrific and i do think if you talk -- if you had the leaders gathered up here as we do at the u.n. general assembly every year, we try to assemble the leaders for this cross-regional coalition of people who still self-identify as reformers, what they would say is that this support has been invaluable. has it been enough to offset the houthis' targeting of shipping, putin's invasion, the covid hangover, you know, the debt distrerks there are so many instruction ral forces that are come -- structura

in fact, even in its own region, russia's relations have deteriorated, with armenia, a longtime ally that russia failed to defend from azerbaijani aggression as it was bogged down in ukraine. russian forces in africa are also increasingly facing pressures from a variety of militant groups. putin's russia now resembles the soviet union in the 1970s. while it is still assertive and interventionist abroad, its economy at home is increasingly weak and distorted by its conversion into a wartime operation. but just as the external expansionism and internal mobilization could not mask soviet decay forever, so today putin's bravado should not scare us. think about it if russia were winning in ukraine, would he threaten to use nuclear weapons? two scholars, mark devore and alexander mertins, note in foreign policy that russia is losing around 320 tank and artillery cannon barrels a month and producing only 20. citing open sources. they note that russia has lost almost 5000 infantry fighting vehicles since invading ukraine. russian defense contractors can only make around 200 a year. it's labo