well, good for you, we, too, will definitely hear today, almost battle bank is one hundred to one, and a simple single game awaits us. one hundred to one on the air one hundred to one we're starting a simple singles game. i'm calling the team captains here. today we have a jazz team playing. and the circus orchestra so imagine the following situation a car rides. his trunk is open and something is sticking out. that is, for some reason it prioritizes, it didn’t just open, but something had to be left ajar in the trunk, what does it carry? a huge amount in general, when we go to the dacha, this is the right line of thought, usually the trunk is open, especially in russian cars, and some kind of mariovna board building materials stick out of them. here's something i think is a log plank. there is such a picture imagined her checking the building materials sees the boards. we are returning 32 people, they answered the same way as you building materials alexey your turn. i think the skis are long, yes, that is, in the trunk not on the roof, it seems to me, yes, it seems to me, yes, well, i

now he recalls the most difficult battle on the banks of the dnieper, when they repulsed the enemy’s ts to break through towards the crimea, the battle was very long and hot, so they did not allow it. the breakthrough of our defense burned that day a total of our units destroyed. three tanks 6 infantry fighting vehicles and 2 infantry, which dismounted, having suffered losses, retreated to their positions to award the order of courage to the senior lieutenant. stepanov ivan viktorovich, his marriage and heroism are awarded in the kherson direction, and he himself is frightened and this is not his first award already have a medal for bravery. ivan stepanov had to take up arms back in the fourteenth year in order to protect his homeland from the nationalists. now his bride is waiting for him in lugansk. he is for me, to be honest, and dad and friend and husband and brother, comrade is a man with whom well, as they say, you go to war , i don’t worry about this myself. this is a responsibility, a strong shoulder next just recently. ivan came home on vacation, but all 2 weeks the bride ana

tankona destroyed more than one enemy vehicle, and now he recalls the most difficult battle on the banksthe dnieper when they repulsed the enemy’s attempts to break through towards the crimea hot, so they didn’t allow it. breaking through our defenses burned that day a total of our units destroyed. three tanks 6b and two an armored personnel carrier to award the order of courage to senior lieutenant ivan viktorovich stepanov , his marriage and heroism are awarded in the kherson direction, i serve russia, and he himself is frightened, and this, not his first award, already has a medal for courage. ivan stepanov had to take up arms back in the fourteenth year. now his bride is waiting for him in lugansk. to be honest, he is for me both dad and friend and husband and brother, this responsible strong comrade, the shoulder next to the fighters, a separate motorized rifle of the arctic brigade is awarded right on the front line nikita dushkin, the senior officer of the howitzer self -propelled art battery distinguished himself in battles under the new kakhovka with his actions. he saved, many

banking system. it's an uphill battle for banks given what the fed has kind of done to them so it's a relief that --said but still a long road for them. maria: by the way do you expect, bryce, that the fed will cut rates this year, cut rates? >> yeah, they won't want to. they won't talk about it. there are certainties in the world, death, tacks and that the mr. president taxes are always wrong, they will probably cut rates even though forecasting increasing rates at the end of the year the reason because inflation is rolling over and rolling over rapidly and by the time you get to let's say the november fed meeting, the 3-month annualized cpi rate is going to be really low and so the pressure will be off of them and they'll be a lot of problems. as soon as they cut, boy, the banking sector is back on again. then it'll be a good -- maria: sarah what about those banks, the regionals have been under pressure because of the worry over the collapse of silicon valley bank, the schwabb haircut also put fire on those regionals. i don't know that you're going to get the strength that you saw jp morgan which

operation from the fronts of our military commanders mikhail andronik and alexander sladkov, the battle on the banks of the don river bakhmutka will go down in history as the most bloody for ukraine now, artyomsk. i imagine constantly opening a lot of copters flying and striking. what gabion fortifications are purely american garbage well, how would the ukrainians use in afghanistan , the afghans fall asleep, but the main thing is to kill. everywhere the priests smell the impression that the city was covered by a wave, in fact , many buildings were broken by artillery, yes, small fractions we pace, like on a giant beach with pebbles. five hundred usually trophies quickly disperse to new owners. here lie not picked up by shalom bulletproof. here a bullet passed from above - this is a raked path that runs along the line of contact. why, in order to signal walking to shoot someone goes hop new? a cow and this is the amulet of a fighter of the armed forces of ukraine mickey mouse ukrainian in nato clothes mickey mouse, all the more as it were, not quite our character, huh? the western part of artyomovsk

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last couple of minutes, and the list goes on, but in the medium-term, if the fed and central banks win the battle against inflation, there is a huge amount of money on the sidelines. u.s. money market funds, $5 trillion, record high. that money could come back into markets once the central banks win the battle royale against inflation. if you go back to the 1980's and paul volcker in the battle against inflation, we saw a rally in u.s. equities and global equities for five years so you have a lot of money on the sidelines waiting to come back in, but if you stay on the sidelines completely, you miss the boat. invest gradually, selectively, but definitely not staying out of the markets because the tide turning once inflation comes down and rate cut expectations start kicking in. yvonne: hm. we will ask you how to stay invested coming up in the next block. in the meantime, first word news. vonnie quinn in new york. bonnie: good morning. glenn youngkin continues to meet with the president of taiwan when he leads a trade mission to asia later this month. the potential 2024 gop presidential contender

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although more likely just acting as a cistern battle, viper toads, uh, banks and massifuk, declared nazi he has not found himself in any work in parliament now, and he is now trying to fit into these structures of grants, uh, which the west on various investigations as a result of one of these so-called investigations became known to the gelendvagen of the military commissar, using a premium foreign car, 22 years old release replenished the fleet of seven borisovs and now flaunts near the villa, which is somehow not even solid to drive up to another. and how it was possible to withdraw a mercedes worth $ 200,000 from the country, it is reported that it was issued as humanitarian aid and after that they were already transferred to spain, just miracles of corruption carousels from ukrainian officials borisov, by the way, in the conscription system from the ninety-sixth year , the commissioner of the odessa region became presidential in 2019 after the appointment of an official, the amount of bribes from evaders began to grow, hardly due to inflation for 3 years of conscientious quoted serv

ven: yes the central banks have been fighting the inflation battle all along without support on the fiscal side. i do think she makes many valid points yesterday about the post-cold war area -- era led to elastic supply chains and low inflation. now what we are seeing is we can't take the supply chains were granted and we will see supply disruptions which means high inflation for the foreseeable time and that means that we are unlikely to go back to the low interest rates, ultralow interest rates that prevailed after the pandemic. tom: ven ram from bloomberg markets live team. as yields at the front and in the u.s. remain above the 4% close to 4.2% currently on the two-year. let's check in on the corporate space. airlines with a robust picture that continues to be affirmed by the cheaper airlines. easyjet raising its earnings target for the second time this year and a gain there of 2.5%. a raise the target amid strong bookings into the crucial summer period after a robust easter vacation period as well. that is coming through from easyjet. coming up, apple is opening its first store in ind

about what kind of diplomat they are advancing further, they are already on the right bank in the bahmout and the battlese will only receive the funerals of our friends, but if we are the private sector later, the honest sector of the private sector , eh, the ukrainian army has left the line, the army has left, eh, now we are holding the heights of concrete behind which no one can hide a company and not one tank, that is, even in a destroyed state , these are good frontiers, not in places , a retreat or a retreat team will be accurate. dana . at the moment, there is no need to approach it, well, i will repeat it again, there is such a need. how would it be conducted from the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, which is never ukrainian, under the question that it is the orthodox patriarchate in kyiv, but we all we understand, they have to save themselves but we all understand that spiritual unity is broken, this church is a continuation and you know that everyone has russian citizenship. i don't know what proofs you write, what proofs you want. well, the same about spirituality investiga

bank. in sudan, during the battles between the army and the rapid reaction forces, 56 people were killed ,bout 600 were injured, the committee of sudanese doctors reports, the clash continues these minutes in the capital of several cities of the country. headquarters in khartun, there is a message that the special forces managed to shoot down a military aircraft ; the fighting began the day before, the reason was the contradiction between the army commander and spetsnaz leader. they lead the interim military government of sudan agha a series of technological accidents in the united states in georgia, a polymer plant is on fire. the fire happened a day ago. emergency services. they even managed to report the localization of the fire, but then. the enterprise caught fire with renewed vigor , the authorities are evacuating people from houses located within a radius of 1 km from the plant, the rest of the residents are recommended to close the windows to escape from the acrid smoke, and in the state of mary, repair teams eliminate subsequently train accident the day before derailed and caught

and i sit down with the big boss of the world bank and talk the lending battle between the us and chinaw to fund the developing world and weathering our economic storm. wherever you arejoining in from around the world, big hello and warm welcome to the show. the release of chatgpt last november has opened the world's eyes to what has been called a revolutionary step forward in tech. triggering a new global race in artificial intelligence. the chat bot created by a company called open ai backed by microsoft uses generative intelligence to create this ground—breaking humanlike interaction, enabling it to answer detailed questions with creative answers and engaging back and forth conversations. an ability that is wowing audiences and drawing in customers. attracting overi million users in its first week alone and that attraction is only growing with 100 million unique users in january. and those users clocked up more than half a billion clicks which, according to some experts, makes it the fastest—growing consumer app ever. butjust how do these chat bots like chatgpt work? well, they are t

the national bank will even advise, they say, the flexibility of contracts in terms of the possibility of settlements in different currencies. it's already half the battle, currencies. as they say, there is never too much. considering the fact that many central banks today rely on a new digital currency, the national bank, as it turned out, is also in a trend, moreover, already the concept of the possible introduction of the digital ruble into circulation was approved. this is not cash or non -cash in its purest form, but some third form of the ruble, which will be stored in a digital wallet. while it's not a question, when rather a dilemma so be it. or not to be, we are working now on building a demo version of the platform so that it could be tested already taking into account. and the technologies that are being used, so it is clear that in parallel we are looking at the experience of the work of the central bank of russia, in principle, by the end of the year. we must decide on the feasibility and possibility of introducing a digital ruble. eh, in our country. and if yes, then the deputies will still have to work on adapting the laws, but first they

bank of england. a lengthy legal battle has been 40, but who is the rightful owner of the gold reserves with the british government officially? recognizing why though, as the legitimate president of venezuela, back in february 2019 the oppression of the illegitimate club to craddick madura regime mustang. those who continue to violate the human rights of ordinary venezuelans, under an illegitimate regime will be called to account. the venezuelan people deserve a better future major holding the british government quite. i tell carney that i fear him to be the country's president. the u. s. had already signed over venice when in cash stole debt to guido, who drew on millions of dollars of his country's resources and use it to try and seize control of venice white and gold held in britain. it is now clear that the british government was also hunting why, though money to aid his claim to the gold. earlier this year, the u. k. government refused to confirm whether it taken advice. i was support for its recognition of why though, as venezuela presidents we continue to consider the national assembly elected in

bank of england. a lengthy legal battle has been full time, but who is the rightful owner of the gold reserves with the british government officially? recognizing by though, as the legitimate president of venezuela back in february 2019 the oppression of the illegitimate club to craddick maduro regime mustang. those who continue to violate the human rights of ordinary venezuelans, under an illegitimate regime will be called to account. the venezuelan people deserve a better future. the discovery blows at major holding. the british government claimed that the case is not political merely a dispute between venezuela on the bank of england. but then foreign minister out and duncan admitted in his recent, erased diaries that he pressed bank of england director mot colony over the issue and gave him political cover. i tell carney that i fully appreciate that although it's a decision for the bank, he needs a measure of political air cover from us. i tell him, i will write him the most robust letter i can get through the foreign commonwealth and development office lawyers. and it will outline the growing doub

the, i see it in a rec, warren with dozens of dead power, military fighters in the bank, following reports of a faith battle with the city, the army has bind in the country way just for 10 days. thousands of civilians and foreign nationals crumbling to leave with very welcome. this is on the international with the latest global news out there. it's great to have the, with tensions of the middle east of spirals dramatically, according to russia for, i mean is to say, i love ralph while convening the un security council. i think that the u. s is using ukraine to divert attention from the region. american civil at these americans and europeans are using the ukraine topic to blackmail and threaten countries over to their side as well and distract attention from the middle east and regions of the global south of les said we will defeat russia and then everything will resolve itself is good, they are obsessed with their selfish interest was in order to dictate demands that held world would. it is regarding international law, while with russia as the president of the un security council, the 15 member body that le

biden, which accepts, and at the same time two battles, the battle against inflation and the battle against bankse the public debt, but we cannot expand it by two or three times. this is physically impossible and it is necessary, but to cut costs and the biggest costs that makar needs to cut. this is, oddly enough , military spending. these are the costs that are unjustified today by the united states of america and which do not affect the quality of life of americans. a what hillary clinton says is again such a globalist agenda, but you know, in fact, inside america they have already eaten enough of it. and our pranksters got to the american deep state of the bathroom lexus made a prank on behalf of vladimir zelensky who do you think with the chairman of the united states federal reserve, uh, jerome powell? this is exactly the organization that actually prints money, and let's listen to how he revelation went before the ukrainian president. we are faced with the problem of high inflation, for example, rising energy food costs, as well as simply disrupting supply chains and disrupting the entire

bank. feeling through battle. and livestream the attack on instagram. it was later taken down. a city official who has seen the video tells cnn. you can hear a female coworkers saying quote good morning to the gunman. then the shooter is heard telling her quote you need to get out of here. the official says the gunman then tries to shoot, but the safety is on and the weapon isn't loaded. and once the weapon is loaded, and the safety is off, he shoots her in the back. her condition is not known. more than a dozen people were shot. police say they have executed a search warrant on the gunman's home and determined he purchased the weapon just six days before the shooting. he purchased the weapon legally. from one of the local dealerships here in louisville. now another community tries to wrap its head around devastating gun violence, including dr jason smith, weary there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. adrian broadest cnn, louisville, kentucky. tennessee's republican governor is urging

ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. >>> the battler access to the abortion pill making its way to the supreme court just as samuel alito's temporary hold preserving access to the pill ends on wednesday night. this comes as the justices review the lower court's ruling and whether to step in. at skyler henry shows us, activists across the country aren't waiting to make their voices heard. >> when you attack the rights of americans, you're attacking america. >> reporter: this weekend, vice president kamala harris made a surprise appearance at an abortion rights rally in los angeles. one of several demonstrations across the country, concerned the court social security courts are turning back the clock on health care. justices are considering whether to intervene in the court battle over the drug after a trump appointed federal appeals court judge in texas ruled to block access earlier this month. >> if we're going to use the federal courts as a way to bar and ban access, we are looking at a national abortion ban and more. i think states h

colleagues, the outgoing head bank says they are facing a lose-lose battle with high inflation and slowing growth. >> we feel we are in a lose-lose situation. if the central bank keeps raising interest rates, their goal is to slow the consumption within the economy and slowdown and you end with a negative output from negative outcome from gpd -- gdp if they cut, it raises a whole set of different problems. we know the result of that that hurts people at the bottom of the income scale. inflation is the most harmful form of tax. >> we will bring you special coverage from the imf spring meeting this week. we will hear from pierre from the imf. the economy commissioner and the ecb governors with many others in store and due to speak with joumanna in d.c. for the week. >>> coming up on the program, alibaba is the latest chinese tech giant to reveal plans for the chatgpt competitor we will have details after the break. hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5

it's up to lawmakers to strike a balance between the battle for justice and our right to privacy. hello. the bankll, it's not going to be too bad. plenty of sunny spells in the forecast but one or two showers, and some of them could be heavy. let's have a look at the big picture across our neck of the woods, so a low pressure in the north atlantic, a large one, and it's helping to draw in a warm atmosphere from the southern climes — in fact, mild air coming all the way from the azores. but the very far north of scotland under the influence of a colder current of air from the north. so, here is the forecast for the early morning for saturday, and it's a sort of mild—ish start to the day. it's certainly not frosty out there — 5 to maybe 10 degrees celsius in some spots. a lot of cloud in the morning first thing, particularly across the northern half of the uk, and then showers are expected to develop from wales, the midlands, the northwest of england, certainly in northern ireland, maybe one or two in scotland as well. the best of the sunshine and the warmest weather will be across the south. take

he's going to kill everyone at the bank feeling through battle. now officials in louisville prepare for an evening vigil wednesday. we are heartbroken. we are despondent. their message tuesday was clear . responding to these mass shootings is taking too heavy at all. it's more than tired. i'm weary. there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. when you hear someone screaming, mommy or daddy. it just becomes too hard. and as of now, we still do have at least three people still recovering in the hospital, one remaining in critical condition in regards to the video, one of the difficult things that the deputy police chief described was that the angle of the officers were seeing because it was dark inside and light outside, they actually could not see inside that lobby, but the person inside the lobby the shooter. could see them, making it incredibly difficult. but as the deputy police chief outlined the most heroic things that we do as officers are shrouded and

bank. stealing food battle. and livestream the attack on instagram. it was later taken down, a city official who has seen the video tells cnn. you can hear a female coworkers saying quote good morning to the gunman. then the shooter is heard telling her quote you need to get out of here. the official says the gunman then tries to shoot, but the safety is on and the weapon isn't loaded. and once the weapon is loaded, and the safety is off. he shoots her in the back. her condition is not known. more than a dozen people were shot. police say they have executed a search warrant on the gunman's home and determined he purchased the weapon just six days before the shooting. he purchased the weapon legally. from one of the local dealerships here in louisville. now another community tries to wrap its head around devastating gun violence , including dr jason smith, weary there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. for 15 years , dr smith has treated clearly is carrying so

he's going to kill everyone at the bank stealing food battle. louisville is the latest community coping with the horror of gun violence that includes dr jason smith, who is cared for gunshot victims for 15 years. he's now treating officer wilt, who was still in critical condition weary there's only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they're not coming home tomorrow. and it just breaks your heart. and he says it is hard that doctor has been treating physical injuries for 15 years. but he, too, like so many other in this community have emotional injuries. we are also hearing from the family of the 25 year old shooter, they spoke out via a statement saying they knew their son struggled with depression and live with mental illness, which they say they were actively trying to address. i also want to add, and i'm paraphrasing, they said here, expressing their condolences. for the lives that were lost, saying, no words can express our sorrow, anguish and horror at the unthinkable harm our son connor inflicted on innocent people. s

gamlyakov, and in our studio good afternoon what happened on may 5 on may 5, 2022 , a battle with the enemy took place on the banks of the seversky donetsk river, uh, during the reconnaissance of the area, they were looking for more convenient exits for our fighters at the crossing, when they themselves had already crossed. uh, a fight began with the enemy. eh, the battle was not easy, but it was at the very beginning of the battle. uh, was wounded in a grenade explosion. eh, here. uh, our comrades have already begun to evacuate me. loaded onto a boat, began to ferry to the other side, here on the other side. we were already met by denis with his fighters. and now, under artillery fire, he evacuated me to an ambulance, as i understand it. since then , you have not seen denis since that very moment . i don't know how he is and would like to see him very much. well, that is, it turns out that he, too, risking his life, saved you. yes, he is risking his life. saved, my life. well let's hear what you told us before this attention program. zakharova, we live together, my son, by the way, studied in the first grade for

doctors in the occupied west bank say two palestinians have been killed in a gun battle with israelied during a military raid on the city of nablus to arrest two palestinians suspected of being involved in a drive—by shooting. they come at a time of simmering unrest in the build—up to muslim and jewish holidays which overlap this year. the new york times newspaper has lost its blue tick on twitter after it said it would not pay to remain verified. twitter has started removing verification badges from accounts which already had a blue tick, after announcing they would be part of a paid subscription from the ist of april. people living in paris have voted overwhelmingly to end on—street rentals of electric scooters, after being one of the first places in the world to introduce them. the referendum was called in response to a rising number of people being injured and killed on the electric vehicles in the french capital. but operators argue they make up a small proportion of overall traffic accidents in the city. in just over a month from now, millions of viewers around the world will b

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the head of the national bank will even advise, saying that the flexibility of contracts in terms of the possibility of settlements in different currencies is already half the battlecies. as they say , there is never too much. considering the fact that many central banks today rely on a new digital currency, the national bank, as it turned out, is also in the trend, moreover, the concept has already been approved possible introduction of the digital ruble into circulation. this is not cash or non-cash in its pure form, but some third form of the ruble will be stored in a digital wallet. bye. it's not a question, when is the dilemma more likely to be or not to be, we are now working on building a demo version of the platform so that it could be tested already taking into account. those technologies that are used, so it is clear that in parallel we are looking at this is the work of the central bank of russia in principle, by the end of the year we must decide on the feasibility and feasibility of introducing digital ruble. eh, in our country. and if so, then the deputies will have to work on adapting the laws. but first , the belarusians are promised a pilot projec

those two bank ceos as well as david solomon at goldman have been battle tested repeatedly. i guard them as great franchises, long-term holds. that's why i'm there when you have the opportunity, you buy more i'm content staying there. >> joe, bofa >> i think flows will be the story for this upcoming earnings story. they will give you strong deposit inflows. i think commercial real estate chargeoffs will be relatively low for jpmorgan and for bank of america. i would look at the usb. i think they will benefit for deposit inflows and that will be required to offset the weakness you're going to have from net interest income. it's going to impact citi, goldman sachs, morgan stanley. >> what i would tell you is from real-life experience that jpmorgan, there's a cue to open an account there still so when they bring that in, don't forget the other side of that they earn a return on those deposits and they're not giving you those high rates that the smaller banks are giving >> goldman, by the way, did get upgraded to a buy price target to 385 >> i think one of the things a guy like

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data mike just looked at >> when it comes to banks goliath is waiting and the largest banks are winning. in the battleeed fear pounced greed but my forecast is greed makes a comeback when it comes to large bank stocks. you will get earnings starting a week from friday, especially from jpmorgan and citigroup, two of my favorites. i think you will see decent revenue growth. >> i thought bank of america was your favorite. >> no, we reordered things main street banking was the theme but recent events and the bank failures, now goliath is winning. we like citigroup, pnc, and when you look at the four largest banks including bank of america, still recommend them, but the change in regulation is not so much for them and they've benefited from an inflow of deposits and credit quality is still good you will look at the results if a week from friday and see 10% year over year growth and you're going to say what banking crisis at the largest banks it is it is quiz time, are you ready >> we generally don't enjoy quizzes. >> we interview you. >> so when i look at a group of banks -- not banks a group of companies,

his toes and he had to fight this new battle in, the financial markets, to stop the banking system from melting down with instruments that that even existed ten years earlier. and if you read my book, you'll learn all about these instruments collateralized debt obligations, credit default swaps. they had to figure out what these things were and how to keep the financial system standing and. he had to use this historic knowledge that he had. there's another guy in the book, robert shiller, who's one of aker law's best friends, another i iconoclast, a thinker who's written a lot of markets, a lot of papers and books about the markets tendencies to excess and collapse. he's he's such bizarre guy. so so he's skeptical of everything. bob shiller at one point he had a cat and he was buying cat food and the can said gourmet cat food. and he said, what's gourmet cat food and how is any human supposed to know if the cat actually thinks this is gourmet or not? so so his solution to the problem was to do a taste test, he tasted different of cat food and came to the conclusion that the gourmet cat

banking conversation. we have this clash between hsbc and its biggest shareholder heating up. the battleping an comes ahead of the general meeting that will test investor support for the proposal to spin off hsbc's lucrative asia business. to hong kong we go, jonas joins us with this story, heelys our coverage for greater china finance. what is the latest development? it is a long-running dispute. >> that's right, manus. we broke this story about ping an wanting to spin off hsbc a little more than a year ago. for most, it has been a stealth battle, but it is becoming more and more public. of note this week, ping an called specifically for a spin off of a bank that would be based in hong kong. but also criticized hsbc for not entering into a proper dialogue. hsbc hit back, saying it had indeed had extensive meetings with ping an, where both sides had agreed to disagree on the issue. there is a lot more action going on ahead of the agm coming in early next month. shareholders will get to vote on two proposals put up by hong kong shareholders. tom: as you allude to, it seems the gloves are

that regardless of where the battles were taken, people still have access to their bank accounts, which is surprising. for the energy grid that on the one hand, we are thankful to the european countries that they were able to get us through the process which usually takes years in a couple of weeks when it was needed, but we were able to preserve the infrastructure for a long time until russia started to destroy it everywhere. we can go on and on, but we have to -- the reasons we started the platform now is we have to do the fast recovery now in order to be able to sustain life, to let people stay and come back, which is very important. people are coming back, as you heard, but also start thinking about the future massive reconstruction, which has to be done first and for moist -- foremost using the russian money. they have to pay for what they have destroyed, so either reparations or their assets seized, or whatever, because it always leads back to responsibility. the second is the massive involvement of the european union and u.s. private businesses in that effort because again, this

that regardless of where the battles were taken, people still have access to their bank accounts, which is surprising. for the energy grid that on the one hand, we are thankful to the european countries that they were able to get us through the process which usually takes years in a couple of weeks when it was needed, but we were able to preserve the infrastructure for a long time until russia started to destroy it everywhere. we can go on and on, but we have to -- the reasons we started the platform now is we have to do the fast recovery now in order to be able to sustain life, to let people stay and come back, which is very important. people are coming back, as you heard, but also start thinking about the future massive reconstruction, which has to be done first and for moist -- foremost using the russian money. they have to pay for what they have destroyed, so either reparations or their assets seized, or whatever, because it always leads back to responsibility. the second is the massive involvement of the european union and u.s. private businesses in that effort because again, this

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