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through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah, winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023, comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wall spar. now on sundays, other guy and vet abram and scored their 2nd straight victory in the lake, wanting to know at stood gut after school us 1st al against i got bring in the lead with i've heard struck and at the one the girls didn't stop there. bob and touch rolled, rounded out rather comfortable when breyman in some style the victory moved them up into. i thin the table, just 2 spots of the european and as well as those wind turbine and brim. let's see what else happened on match day 19 in the bonus lager. and sebastian aliya scott: his 1st go since being treated for cancer endorsement, big when of a fly book. when you on berlin, underline their championship credentials with the light victory of a mites. leipzig lost ground, meanwhile, and the thought arises. they were held

, reliable in sports, the women's bonus lager returns this weekend with defending champions, volts burg. 5 points clear at the top of the table with a perfect record challengers by and munich, and i'll try frankfurt have a mountain to climb. if they were to close the gap, a task made all the more difficult. thanks to voice bergs high flying striker. she makes everything look easy from juggling due to scoring goals of ever. kyla is joined top of the buddhist. he got scoring charts the voice book strike a has scored 8 goals in 8 matches, but she's not done yet. so we've done it yet. it's yeah, for you the branding every training session i every game you can always do everything better. oh my, that's my goal in that scene. i don't think that you can already do it. all right. it's not like that. we saw most book haven't lost in the policy yet this season. they've won 10 games out of 10. it's easy to see why. the backbone is made up of germany's national teen, like marina he getting here. as well as striker alexandra pub. mcphee las fenusse who'd antenna oba doth while spook have won 5 of th

also of the program. nature chief against dalton burg outlines new pledges for ukraine including heavy weapons and military training and asks members.

well the women's bundis league returns this weekend with defending champions voice burg. 5 points clear at the top of the table with a perfect record challenger is by in munich and, and tried frankfurt have a mountain to climb. if they were to close the gap, a task made all the more difficult. thanks to boast, bergs high flying striker, cheese makes everything look easy. from juggling due to scoring goals of ever kayla is joined top of the buddhist. he got scoring charts. the most books troika has quoted 8 goals in 8 matches, that she's not done yet. so he is present or done it yet is the after year branding every training session. i every game you can always do everything better. oh my, that's my goal in that scene. i don't think that you can already do it. all right. it's not like that. we saw wolf's book, haven't lost in the bonus, you get this season. they've won 10 games out of 10. it's easy to see why. the backbone is made up of germany's national team, like marina, he going here. as well as striker alexandra pub med feelers. vanya who'd entry in our orbit off while spook have won

speaking a head of the summit, nato secretary general young stoughton burg warned that an anticipated russian offensive in easton ukraine has already begun. he says you cranes back as in a logistical race to supply it with weapons and ammunition. the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin earlier gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group . his dozens of members coordinate, military assistance to keep. let's take a listen to some of what he had to say. kremlin is still betting that it can wait us out. but when you're on, we are as you and that's your result will help us find your crazy momentum and the crucial weeks. and hope your pray, travel, the challenging road, the wise looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the space in russia is war of choice. this isn't just about ukraine, right? to live in peace and security. it's also about the find a world that our children one here. and we can bring in d, w, b, or chief alexander fun nom than in brussels. he's covering that story for us. alexander, a strong message of su

increasing overall defense spending is prompted an admission from nato secretary general young sultan burg that more needs to be done. it's a show of support tank. the media would network eliza have to fight it to wrap up their weapons production for you cream. askan fans rise that ukraine is using ammunition much faster than the west is producing it. things are happening, but we need to continue. we need to step up even more because there is a big need out there and to approach an ukraine with ammunition. this is now becoming a grinding war or attrition on the war. attrition is a war or logistics on the, on the on. therefore, this is says so crucial for our ability to ensure that ukraine wins is able to retake santori u. s. defense, thicker tree light austin is optimistic at a bit targeted support. there is real chance ukraine could make significant gains in the war for every system that we provide. we got a train troops on that system, but we're also going to give him additional training on, on maneuver on the integration of fires on sustainment and her in on maintenance. and so with tha

she sultan burges it for example, that beijing doesn't have much credibility because they have not been able to condemn the legal invasion of ukraine. i'm also president biden's national security advisor, take a sullivan says that the chinese proposal could stop at a point a to point one of the proposal, which is at to respect the very needy of all nations, and also the german president. by josh time, maya, he said that whether global power china once really to play such a constructive role is really doubtful. so as you can see, it's really is skepticism writing about this proposal coming from china. do you have the corresponding color? not sure more. it's reporting from washington, but thank you. anti war protests around the world have mocked anniversary people have come together to hold vigils. tributes and rally is demanding a russian patrol and be stalks as conflict. anteaus. it's 2nd. do a destroyed russian tank, placed in the heart of berlin, a symbol of ukrainian resistance in brussels. teddy bears in toy nations of grim year for ukraine have spread across the globe, drawing peop

through jamal lucy ala, to put the match out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf's burg defense before firing in buyers for the wolves managed to pull another back. but it was too late to motivated that boy, buyers 1st league victory in 2023 comes in dominating fashion with the 4 to win over wolf spar. you're watching d. w is up. next are documentary libya, destruction of a nation. i'm terry margin for me and all of us here dw, thanks for watching. i imagine how many portions of love us heard out in the world climate change? very comp, the story. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have.

ah sport now bon munich finally got back to when he was in the buddhist league against wolf's burg. the defending champion started 2023 with 3 drawers. are they dominated the wolves in recent times and this game was no exception. as they coasted to a 4 to victory buyer munich needed a victory in wolf spur to retake the table. lead a kinsey co mine helped with 2 early goals. common, put just enough on the ball, and thomas mueller play decoy to put burn up. come on, 2nd was assisted by a buyer newcomer defender joe al consuelo showing his value at the other end of the pitch by the 90 minute buyer were up. 3 nail thanks to thomas miller, a header off the free kick in the walls, fans were not amused. the 1st half was all buyer. however, the wool, so a bit of bite from yucca kaminsky. just before the break by and joshua tim, it was sent off for his 2nd yellow car just before the aramark and kim mitch didn't like to call at all. but it was buyer who struck again through jamal lucy, allah! to put the max out of reach. lucy, allah winding his way, past the wolf bird to fits before fiery lin

i am riding along the wanted a little boulevard to the brent burg gate. then i turned left and i'm at the puts them up, that's the sections of the berlin wall serve as a reminder of the decades of german division and the cold war just around the corner is the german spy museum. one, a b james bond for a day in this museum you can, he can learn all sorts of things about agents and spies in the movies and in real life florida and she macowski shows me some of the most exciting exhibits here zoned athens is one of the most famous chapters that history of espionage shall we have. 2 of the famous on enigma machine, used by the germans to include messages at the british managed to break the code during the 2nd world war, which historians believe shortened. the war by 3 to 4 years. after the 2nd world war came the cold war, hey, day for secret agents. here you'll find a recreated version of the clinical bridge between berlin and potsdam. the soviets and the americans use the bridge repeatedly to exchange spies they had captured. but espionage is not just the mal

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not because there were some burges. this is what this school is.here was a kachansk school in volgograd, i must say, well, there is a structure of the ministry of defense that deals with this. i hope that, in general, they are already counting or counting and the corresponding decision will be made, especially since we have legislation everything is defined. ah, an increase in numbers. everything is planned. it generally fits in. here, look at us luhansk donetsk 8 years. there are guys who are already miserable war. well, give them the opportunity to become an officer to receive, but that's where it's open. well, this is it, understand the school, yes, well , besides the schools, it returns again and there were other educational institutions, of course, for example, shot courses, shot courses, excellent courses. listen, well, i'm on duty. i met people who graduated them and their practical knowledge. well, more or less comparable to ours, which we received. in general, in ordinary schools and in the same thing. i have them a lot. what he studied wo

while nato chief gen stalsen burg believes further art supplies to kiev is the only way to achieve peace. beijing has branded the military block as having a cold war mentality which has escalated the conflicts. china doesn't have much credibility because they have not been able to condemn the illegal invasion over ukraine. so meaning that if he want a peaceful, negotiate the solution away ukraine conveyed sovereign in the punctuation. then we need to support ukraine militate. now, military support today is the way to achieve a peaceful agreement to, to morrow that out. a key issue. and all of these major crisis shows that cold war mentality will lead to division and confrontation, although the cold war concluded over 3 decades ago, the 0 sum game and it's mentality still exists. block confrontational leads to conflicts and was nato is a product of the cold war, but it did not. and with the cold war and has expanded an escalate of the situation and has become the major factor into conflict. i myself, joseph gregory mahoney, professor of politics. that is china. normal university says that

we have larry johnson, he's a managing partner for burg associates and a former cia analyst, and u. s. state department, counter terrorism official and in brussels. we have gilbert doctoral. he's an independent political analyst and author of memoirs of an ex pat manager in moscow . during the 1990s, ari gentlemen crossed sack rose. in fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate. i want to ask all 3 of you before we go into the, the ma, main part of the program, your reaction to seymour hersh, his article on the united states planning, executing and destroying the north stream pipelines. re you 1st in raleigh. i'm shocked. i'm shocked to go ahead. we john brennan said i was the russians. we barrios said it was the russians. it will kind of hard. it was a stretch to think they would blow up their own pipeline, but i thought it was the russian. now turns about i'm just, i'm just shock peter. i can't sit anymore now. ok, i very jump in. what can you add to? what ray has already said could maybe there isn't much more to add. go ahead larry . i would, i train

calls it on his substract, the norwegian prime minister join a store who served on the instruction burg now head of nature, the panamanian president florentine coaches or who hosted the training deep sea diving training for this terror atrocity. we don't know how many hundreds of thousands of people, joe biden had, jake sullivan, antony, blinking, and victoria newland have an effect. murdered. all the information began during nate, have the annual navy drills in the baltic sea close to the pipelines. the timing was designed to mosque american and norwegian divers from russian surveillance with stop it serves allegedly clothing camouflaged, c 4 explosive to cover their tracks at washington. officials decided to delay the destination for 3 months until the drills had labs the so called independent investigation commission. apparently helped cover the tracks of allies, norway, and the american recording to her. she's report with the u. s. informing its partners. a possible unusual activity in the baltic sea in june, sweden, germany on denmark, formed a group to probe, but failed to find an

and what we heard from young sultan burg, these nato secretary general, was an appeal for all countries that care about democracy and freedom and self determination to continue their support for the government in ukraine to ensure that ukraine does not to lose control of its territory. to russia, this is a perhaps in response to some concerns that there might be some growing fatigue in terms of supporting ukraine in its war against russia. for the secretary of part of the secretary of state's part, i should say of there. yeah. question of, of the u. k. suggesting that it's going to make of military training available to ukrainian pilots was met with the response of the u. s. is doing all that it thinks is necessary for ukraine to defend itself from bratia. but that it was not going to be pushed hastily into a discussion of whether the u. s. should be providing some of its f. 16 fighter jets to the ukranian air force as part of that military support of the i'll follow up question was, well, you know, the u. s. has said no before to was certain missiles to certain missile defense systems

. labeling beijing's attempt to mediate the conflicts irrational when it's a chief installed, some burg believes are further arms. flies to curve is the only way to achieve peace. beijing's branded the miniature blog as having a cold war mentality. china doesn't have much credibility because they have not been able to condemn the illegal invasion of ukraine. so meaning that if we want a peaceful, negotiate the solution where ukraine pervades the sovereign in the plantation. then we need to support ukraine military now. military support to day is the way to achieve a peaceful agreement to morrow that had a key issue. with all these major crisis shows that cold war mentality will lead to division and confrontation, although the cold war concluded all 3 decades ago. the 0 sum game and it's mentality still exists. more confrontational leads to conflicts and was nato is a product of the cold war. but it did not add with the cold war and has expanded an escalator, the situation and has become the major factor in the conflict to you. and i shall to hold a joseph gregory mahoney, professor of p

weapons from france, having landed in the north of scotland, the prince collected an army captured one burges in line was the inverse castle. the siege lasted a week and the cabinet was dug under the ramparts in order to lay powder mines, the defenders did not wait until they were blown up and capitulated. however, after 2 months, the cabins were completely defeated in the battle. at the colony. this, by the way, was the last major battle on british soil. charles fled and the case and it was finally lost on february 21, 1886. modest mussorgsky's opera khovanshchina premiered in st. petersburg, the composer called it folk musical drama and wrote the libretto himself based on the events of russian history at the end of the 17th century, when, after the streltsy revolt, power was actually seized by prince ivan khovansky musorskiye studied documents, widely used folk songs, conducted dance numbers, but did not have time to complete and the opera was finalized by nikolai rimsky, the course of its censorship did not miss did not like the religious strife. moreover, in the finale it was with rasko

it's good to have you with us. nato secretary generally installed in burg, says member states has made new pledges to provide ukraine with heavy weapons and military training. nato defense ministers have been meeting for a 2nd day and brussels. there's been no new agreement on increasing overall defense spending, but still to merge says allies have agreed to increase production of ammunition and artillery shells. united states, france have signed the contracts with those older allies of germany in norway on there are also olders who have all these sign contracts with the defense in the st . meaning that the production is not not ramping up on the, on that this makes a huge difference to production. for instance, some artillery shells to one phone, 155 is now increasing. and that enables to grab both abbreviated goodness, our own stocks, which we have depleted, but also to continue to prod, supporter to, to ukraine and our correspond. and terry shall to, is in brussels and has been falling the summer to day. terry, what exactly is nato promising in order to speed up military aid for ukr

you installed some burge, i believe, thursday or friday. or i believe later this week i should say, i don't know the exact day that the finish and sweetest prime ministers are going to be meeting. so that's going to be an important meeting. and as we can see that there is, there is a lot of dialogue behind the scenes. and i think it's going to come to a point where the things really need to consider their own self interest, their own national security. and they're probably going to have to walk this road along because it doesn't look like sweden is going to become a nato member. any thanks to now, many in the west are throwing around the idea of kicking turkey out of nato. so let's be clear about a couple of things here. there are only 14 articles in the nato charter. article 10 requires all sitting members to be unanimous in accession of a new member. article 13 states that only the member state can choose to exit the alliance. there is no article to boot a member but, but could this be a double edged sword where they can add a new article

speaking a head of the summit, nato secretary general ian staunton burg warned that an anticipated russian offensive and eastern ukraine has already begun. he says you, cranes backers are now in a logistical race to supply it with weapons and ammunition. the u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin earlier gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group whose dozens of members coordinate, military assistance to keep. let's take a listen to some of what he had to say. a still very, very good will. so when you own your own that should resolve rocky. i will, you will not grade level children role. that was your looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand in russia we're, this isn't just about the great right to live and security. also about find a world in our children. and we can frustrate to d, w, brussels bureau chief alexander that phenomena who's at the nato headquarters. and we're also joined by dw correspondent in keith nick, commonly and alexander. we just heard there a strong message of support from the u. s. defense secretary

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and more on this we can bring indeed, the corresponding burg masses in london berg. this is only the 2nd trip. the president zalinski has made outside of ukraine in the past years. how significant is president lensky had addressed the yukon harlem and before, but that was only via video link. so it's obviously very, very risky for him to leave the ukraine and to travel aboard. and that makes this visit very significant. he needs to sure of the support of his european neighbors, and the u. k. is one of the most important partners of the ukraine in order to you . well, in order to have the help also for years to come to the fact that even though it is so dangerous for him for his own personal life and his health to go to visit the u . k. and it's expected that he would also visit brussels, makes it very, very important meeting a very important day here in london. and what concrete results can we expect from zelinski talks with the british prime minister? well, on one hand, he will be thanking the u. k. government for their support so far, but i'd say it's a, it's not a

so rosie, we just heard that short clip from the nato secretary general ian stolen burg. what else stood out for you from the joint press conference? well, this is not the 1st time that nature has rolled out. the red carpet for ukrainian foreign minister d ciocca lay by. in fact, the last 2 times he was in this building. i was here on the 1st time, he told me another journalist that there were 3 words that he was great bringing to nato allies. they were weapons, weapons, and weapons. the 2nd time he said there were new 3 words which were foster foster and foster. and i think based on what we heard today in this building, those requests still dont ukraine is renewing, eights appeals to nato's to nato members, to keep coughing on their pledges to diff, to help you can defend itself by supplying weapons. now we know ukraine has set 8 sites on the skies after securing some pledges of western made. main battle types, keith know, is looking for fighter jet western fighter jets from nato allies. but interestingly to mutual collabo, ukraine's foreign minister didn't really spell

the debate coincides with a visit to helsinki from nato secretary general yen stilton burg. speaking alongside finish prime minister santa marin creek, he said now is the time to allow both finland and sweden to join the alliance and felt that comment directed at to nato members. we will turkey and hungry who are still standing in the way as he to use terry shalt reports. turkey's opposition is causing the most concern side by side. that's how almost everyone presumed nordic neighbors, finland, and sweden would travel the path to nato when they submitted their applications in may. this is a good day or at the critical moment for our security. but turkish president, wretched tie, a bear to one, put the brakes on the 2 countries bids, due primarily to their perceived tolerance for kurdish groups. he considers enemies . the 3 countries made a deal at the nato summit in madrid to work out their differences. but only finland has succeeded in sweden where the officially designated kurdish terrorist organization, the p k. k is more visible. activists have targeted air to one person

speaking ahead of the summit, nato secretary general young dalton burg warned in the that's an anticipated russian offensive in easton, ukraine has already begun. he says you cranes back has a now in a logistical race to supply it with weapons and ammunition. the u. s. secretary of defense lloyd austin, gave the opening remarks at the ukraine defense contact group earlier, whose dozens of members coordinate military assistance to gave. let's take a look now to them. what he had to say is still betting that it can wait us out. but when you're on, we are as you made it as f, that's your result will help sustain your crazy momentum in the crucial weeks. i know you're craig travel, the challenging road that lies be, are looking around this room today. i know that our unity will only grow. we all understand the stakes in rushes more towards this isn't just about your grade right. to live in these insecurity. it's also about the world that are children when they're frustrate to the w. brussel bureau chief alexander the phenomenon who's at the nato headquarters. and we're also joined by d. w corr

well, nato secretary general yen sultan burge is urging russia to reconsider suspending its participation in the new start treaty. suttonberg has been meeting ukraine's foreign minister at the metro cool labor and the e. u foreign policy chief justice barrel at needle headquarters in brussels. more and thornburg gave a start warning over the possible consequences of the kremlin is no more nuclear weapons and her less arms control makes the world more dangerous. and that's the reason why innate the we are worse so hard earned to engage russia on issues related to arms control and wanted while i so supported the new start. and also why i'm calling on russia to day to reconsider. it's a decision to suspend his participation, the new, the start agreement. we have to remember this is another lost major arms control agreements. we have author rashaw started to wireless. the agreement that the bound, the older intermedia drange weapons the i and if treated that led to the demise. so got her treated a few years ago. her now the answer suspending the older big nuclear arms control treaty or the ne

well, natal chief, you installed some burg stuns for further arm supplies. the key f saying the weapons are the way to achieve peace. china bronze, the military block as having a cold war mentality which has escalated the conflict. china doesn't have much credibility because they have not been able to condemn the illegal invasion of ukraine. so meaning that if you want a peaceful, negotiate the solution where ukraine pervades the sovereign in the plantation. then we need to support ukraine military now. military support to day is the way to achieve a peaceful agreement. to morrow, that added issue for both these major crisis shows that cold war mentality will lead to division and confrontation. although the cold war concluded over 3 decades ago, the 0 sum game and its mentality still exists more confrontational leads to conflicts and was nato is a product of the cold war. but it did not add with the cold war and has expanded an escalator. the situation and has become the major factor in the conflict. see that nice article with our comes as china asked the wo

general yan sultan burg raised his alarm during a news conference. i asked him if it made the world a more dangerous place, more nuclear weapons and ha, and less arms control makes the world more dangerous. and that's the reason why in need to we are rosul hard and to earn and gauge russia on issues related to on control and wanted wireless or supported at the new start. and also why i'm calling on russia on today to reconsider it's a decision to suspend its participation. the new, the start agreement. mr. salt and berg was meeting here with the ukrainian foreign minister, demitra caliber and the you foreign policy chief, joseph burrell. the focus of their meeting was the ammunition that is going to ukraine in particular artillery shells. it's believed that there are more being used by ukraine than can be manufactured. and mr. burrell revealed that he has sent a letter to all e u defense chief saying for now, while those factories speed up their production, please give your stocks to ukraine. in the meantime, let's take a closer look at the new start

and theo of the burg associates advisory firm, laura johnson, for more on the story. laurie, good to see you. a wide ranging surveillance program to say the least basically anywhere on the planet. what's its main goal to spy on americans? that simple. you know, the, this law that when it was passed, and this is not my opinion, i'm basing this upon my former business partner now retired, who was chief of international operations for d. e, a in the ninety's. and he told me, he said, we have all the authority, we need to actually intercept phone calls and spy on foreigners. what this law does is basically give the f, b i, and department of justice and the anybody else d e a, a back door despite on americans. and in fact, that's exactly what they did to donald trump. that's what they did to people on his team like george papa doubles. so it's been used against americans and it's a gross abuse. and yet they always try it out before and try to justify it. there's just a lie, a dam lie. is it surprising? all not last point florrie, but the u. s. government is openly talking about spying a n

in the generation recalls the war didn't start in february last year it started in 2014 john sultan burg also announced the development of a new satellite network to help exchange data last week, officials in care of admitted they were like directly on us intelligence when picking targets for american supplied artillery systems. human rights attorney, martin dozer told us nato is pursuing its own interests in the conflicts. so if you look at that, clearly we can see that the war really started in that time. when there's on yes and look at the public, they're both clear that they don't want the interference of the qu, government of the might on cool. and that they want to. deborah law has some kind of come to know similar insight, create but not on the government, which was not wanted to move. and since that time were inside off nature will cause different interests. but all of all, to the interference and the impact on ukraine by nato, and by their own interests you, etc, go against russia. and to get ukraine into their own sphere of influence, they wanted to bring that follow ups and al

further escalation of already hi tensions between moscow and washington. former c i a analyst on c o. burg associates, larry johnson told us that washington has a long history of using radical proxies to projective power in other countries. this is really nothing new for the united states. so let's go back to the end of world war 2, where the united states was recruiting, employing and using nazi's. the united states has done this kind of thing over the years. so i, i think the wes may in fact be contemplating some sort of broader military action than simply isolated terrorist attacks. if they do resort to terrorism, it's important to remember that terrorist attacks usually are the signs of a weaken power psychologist, call it projection, where you accuse other people of doing the very thing that you are doing. the fact that russia made efforts to try to help the united states fight the radical islamic who were attacking us. but typically, with the recall, the saudi of brothers came out of chechnya and wound up during the bombing of the boston marathon. and the russian warning was ignored.

russia regarding the ease of doing business, i apologize , but only moscow and the center such as burg the whole of russia is an evaluation of only these two cities in which indeed, the business climate was quite, well, very high, but we did not take into account the fact that the rest of russia is completely unsuitable for normal business, taking into account all the circumstances of connection and corruption , etc. and so on and so on, so i have a serious question for the imf, which which international organizations, where, well, russia has been starting for a long time, and in the soviet union, in fact , it constantly implemented its people there who had influence or bought off other people, what scandals that we periodically see, it is possible that there will also be certain scandals with the imf, what people in fact, they manipulate and statistically manipulate certain decisions , and we can raise the issue in the same un . the question is that when the vote is held. accordingly, we see support for ukraine when the decision depends directly on those un bodies that are created whe

at the same time jen salton burg claims nato's reinforcement back in 2014 help the block to day. if hostile changed natal. it's us just demonstrated the importance only on the how important it has been the actually since 2014 nato hassan implemented the biggest reinforcements or collected defense in the generation recalls the war did start in february last year . it started in 2014 this week. our expect, our lawyers will agree to establish a new virtual network of national and commercial satellites. this will improve our intelligence on surveillance and support 9 commissions on operations. then use satellite network will help exchange data last week, officials in care of admitted they were like directly on us intelligence when picking targets for american supplied artillery systems. human rights attorney martin dozer told us nato is pursuing its own interest in the conflict. so if you look at that, clearly we can see that the walgreens started in that time, more than that on yet, then look at the public. they're both clear that they don't want the interference of the qu, governme