don't use energy to make noise anymore, but to boost thrust for them and we're working on 79, and 11 blayton concepts off to move the whole idea forward. my thoughts to putting a disk on sequence of high tech propellers are a serious competitor to jet engines. a victim of our estimates and simulations sir will be able to deploy a propeller airplane sufficiently up to a speed of about 800 kilometers an hour. given that we're developing this technology, this propeller has potential in terms of the future propulsion systems to put systemic auto aviation. and los angeles shows just how much airplanes using diesel engines and propellers can be improved. company founder william auto uses red diesel engines from western germany and an empty propeller from bavaria. he also optimize us his planes aerodynamics autos. celera $500.00 l permits inter continental flights at 740 kilometers per hour. and top of that, it seems 80 percent more fuel than the competition the element to the route. but actually, i guess they in have the elements that we've seen with the celera what can absolutely be transferred t

and they've never met garza, i and let me just move on a little bit because the way that president blayton and president nicely were talking, it sounded as if there was no price, the compromise, if the there's a potential for that to be contacted, they're both hardliners. what then happens earlier we spoke to researcher as how and this is what she told us. and then guess i'm gonna come back to you for what are the sticking points for at least some kind of deal to be reinstated. here's a se level. the potential for catastrophe if the u. s. any run escalated to military confrontation cannot be overstated. the last 20 years have shown us the futility of us militarism the region most prominently in afghanistan. war after 20 years. the telephone swiftly took over half of the was withdrawal. the case of iran is a country that has a population larger than that of iraq and afghanistan combined, and with a more powerful position in the region than either of those countries had at the time of us invasions. the u. s. is also different country than it was 20 years ago with growing economic in domestic

international community led by the us and others to try and isolate russia, make russia pay a price for its blayton and unprovoked. busy invasion of ukraine, so this is unfortunately being played out on the syria theater. but the, which brings me to my next question. in fact, because i wanted to ask you as a former ambassador to the united nation, give us some insight into what would be going on right now. particularly in the, in the context of the war and ukraine that involves rush. i mean, how would you describe relations amongst the security council members? well, the way these are negotiate when i blew up on friday, when the russians vetoed the resolution, they're scrambling all weekend me to try and cover together an acceptable piece. there's lots of phone calls. these are not negotiated in new york to negotiate isn't capital, it's about what's acceptable. and when the russians came back and said 6 months, they thought, well, we don't want to spend too much time putting these lives at risk. let's take the 6 months and live to fight another day of the war and ukraine is still going on, and russ