agency, the ones who have been kind of the heads of the mediating team going back and forth to both cairo and know how to meet with the negotiators throughout the last 14 months, however, it was a little bit unclear if these really is we're going to send a team at all earlier on thursday, how mess had confirmed. but they were heading to jo, how from cairo to meet with negotiators and they sounded a little bit optimistic. however, in recent days, there's been a lot of skepticism from is really politicians, especially off the record speaking to is barely media saying that they are far too many sticking points. these rarely is want a list of captives that could be released throughout the different phases of a deal. what have buses, they need some sort of time to get that waste together to see where the captives are, who's the lives, who would be eligible that they would want to give up as part of this deal. but again, this is something israel said no to they are not willing to have any more time to waive. so what negotiators are going to do this time around is that both of them in the same p

back in september, cairo, sent a shipment of weapons to somebody and relate to discuss the point to stare at. the end of last year. leaders met to sign the con correct declaration recognizing the need for if you'll give access to the see why respecting the territorial integrity of somalia. they agreed to resolve disputes to dial. ok, well i'd speak to cameron hudson about this. he's a senior fellow at the center for strategic and international studies in his joining us from washington d. c. thank you, cameron for being with us on challenges here. so we, we made the context of what led to the deterioration deterioration of relations. and now i resumption, it seems of diplomatic ties. what is it, do you think that diffuse the route exactly as well? i think it, one thing you didn't mention was the, the role externally that the turkish government has played in trying to bring the 2 sides together. the turks have been very heavily invested in ethiopia, financially, the infrastructure projects. similarly in somalia. so the church have quite a, quite a sizable business investment in, in both cou

with the last survivors found, the group needed to return to cairo. their passports, special papers were needed to get through checkpoints. one survivor accused the company who owned the boat of making one final attempt to get him to sign a liability waiver. we just wanted to get rid of them, to be able to leave because they didn't want us to leave the hospital before doing this interview. it wasn't just those in hospital who say they felt pressured. he said, "until you don't sign this, you cannot even go to sleep." so we were there until 11 or 12 at night without having slept all night, without any psychological help. with the last survivors found, the group needed to return to cairo. having lost their passports, special papers were needed to get through checkpoints. one survivor accused the company who owned the boat of making one final attempt to get him to sign a liability waiver. he says, "ok, we have the papers, to leave. that, of dive boats sinking in the red sea. and, of course, they want to protect tourism. we've tried a number of times to co

and when he made his speech in cairo, he said all the settlements had to cease. but under great pressure, which i have experienced myself both before i was president, before i graduated from the presidency and after i left, i know what that pressure can be. and so he's completely backed down. and he's now more recently been more accommodating to the demands of netanyahu and the israelis even than george w. bush was. as a matter of fact, a few months ago the obama administration spokesperson was hillary clinton, made an offer to the israelis of things that no previous president had ever offered them just if they would stop building settlements for three months. and netanyahu turned him down. and so, as a result of that, i think president obama has basically given up on peace in the middle east. so we don't have anything going on now as far as bringing peace between israel and the the palestinians, or concern over israel and the syrians or between israel and lebanon. nothing's going on. and in the past number of months when omar suleiman who was mubarak's vice pres

and when he made his speech in cairo, he said all the settlements had to cease. but under great pressure, which i have experienced myself both before i was president, before i graduated from the presidency and after i left, i know what that pressure can be. and so he's completely backed down. and he's now more recently been more accommodating to the demands of netanyahu and the israelis even than george w. bush was. as a matter of fact, a few months ago the obama administration spokesperson was hillary clinton, made an offer to the israelis of things that no previous president had ever offered them just if they would stop building settlements for three months. and netanyahu turned him down. and so, as a result of that, i think president obama has basically given up on peace in the middle east. so we don't have anything going on now as far as bringing peace between israel and the the palestinians, or concern over israel and the syrians or between israel and lebanon. nothing's going on. and in the past number of months when omar suleiman who was mubarak's vice pres

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cook's can you explain his trip to cairo. mentioned he traveled through ontario.what was the reason? >> we do not know the reason behind that. it's a one to get clarity on. we have legal attachÉ offices where work with law enforcement partners as well as our governor partners as well to determine those answers. [inaudible] much more common. does that speak to someone giving him some sort of instruction? how did he get his hands on this more rare explosive? >> i will defer that question to sac jackson. >> again this is a field test done in the field. all of this materials will be tested at the fbi lab. we believe it when they chemists and the lab it's at the house in houston where he made this material. that field test is preliminary. the fbi lab confirm that material. again the materials are here is no indication he rec received ts material from overseas. >> local affiliate. [inaudible] works i have no indication thatt the church's plan or not. we do know those independent of two appeared to be waiting as to what was inside the cooler is coolers ontheir moving the

also today you mentioned it already, but the fbi says they know that jabbar in 2023 traveled to cairo, egypt, as well as canada, is and they say that that is something that they are really honing in on as far as if that did or did not have anything to do with this attack or really just how this 42-year-old u.s. army veteran turned radical and said that this atabling was -- attack was inspired by isis. overall, some other takeaways today, the atf saying that it had previously been reported that there were some rare bomb-making materials only used overseas. they say that, in fact, after investigating the material that jabbar used was, is commonly found in the u.s. and, of course, they found that at both his houston, texas, home as well as a new orleans rental property that they say he tried to light on fire. but all in all, the mayor says that their number one priority right now is really just ramping up safety efforts, especially since the super bowl and mardi gras are coming up, you know, just arnold the corner, mike. i'll send it back to you -- just around the corner. mike: madison s

authorities are looking into overseas travel to cairo, egypt he might have taken in late june or july in 2023 and a possible trip to toronto shortly afterwards to see if that has a connection to today's attack in new orleans. they hope to determine if someone was directing the suspect or if he was just inspired by isis ideology. >> we will turn to another deadly incident being investigated as an act of terrorism. a tesla cybertruck that left the driver dead and injuring seven more. officials say in this case no known nexus to isis. morgan, officials briefed a short time ago in this case. what did we learn? >> yeah, lester according to three senior law enforcement officials they are investigating it as potential terrorism. we have seen a massive presence from law enforcement that is secured off of the trump hotel property here off of the las vegas strip. all of this comes as evidence mounts that the tesla cybertruck fire was clearly not an accident. growing questions into the tesla cybertruck turned inferno feet away from the trump international hotel. the stunning scene on the vegas s

we we have also tracked that jabbar traveled to cairo, egypt, from june 22nd until july 3rd of 2023,ew days later, he flew to ontario, canada. on july 10th and returned to the u.s. on july 13th. on 2023, our agents are getting answers as to where he went, who he met with, and how those trips may or may not tie into his actions here in our city in new orleans we've also discovered that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months prior to the attacks, one in october and the other a month later. in november of 2024. from what we now know, jabbar stayed at a rental home in new orleans beginning october 30th, 2024. he was in town at least two days. during that time, jabbar using meta glasses recorded a video as he rode through the french quarter on a bicycle. this video shows jabbar. during that trip in october with his meta glasses. as we continue to learn more about that trip, we ask anyone who may have seen or interacted with him to contact us now for more information. meta glasses appear to look like regular glasses, but they allow a user to record videos and photos ha

and i went back to the airport in cairo and we announced that a peace treaty had been concluded and we signed it a few days later. next spring, it will be 20 years. not a single person has been killed. and not a single word of that peace treaty has been violated. and it's been a testament that it's possible for arabs and israelis, who have despised each other, who have killed each other, who has been at war with each other, can indeed find peace. so that it is permanently beneficial to both sides. and then came another long empty period, when nothing was done. and frustrations rose and violence erupted. and then there came a time of secret negotiations by the norwegians. there was a social science group who went to gaza to study the problems of palestinians who were living in occupied territory in gaza. and they became trusted by the palestinians. and as academics, they reached out to the israelis, too, first , a very low level of government and increased upward. i was in vienna, austria, at a human rights conference in june of 1993, and shimon peres told me about the secret talks. he

go greenjoe biden and the president discussed at a phone call the ongoing efforts carried on by cairoe pete hegseth was heckled several times at the senate armed forces services committee. we'll find out more about a british government minister who has resigned after growing pressure over an anti—corruption investigation in bangladesh. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the british treasury tulip siddiq has resigned from the government coming after she was named it an investigation in bangladesh and claims that her family embezzled up the 5.9 billion from infrastructure spending. in a letter she denied any wrongdoing and said theissue denied any wrongdoing and said the issue had become a distraction for the government. our political and investigations reporter reports. the family she credited with inspiring her political rise may have also played a part and it's art involved.— played a part and it's art involved. g ., ., , played a part and it's art involved. y ., . , . involved. my mother and my aunt with the two _ involved. my mother and my aunt

. >> authorities confirmed the suspect traveled to cairo, egypt, in 2023 and that he also traveled to ontario, canada that same year. >> this investigation is crossing state and international borders as our agents follow leads in houston, texas. atlanta, georgia. tampa, florida, and internationally. >> investigators releasing a video they say jabar recorded of the french quarter using metal glasses during a trip to new orleans in october, adding jabar also made a trip to new orleans in november, both times staying in a rental home. investigators say he also visited gun stores before the attack. authorities have also shared images they say are of the suspect just before 2 a.m, placing the first improvised explosive device, or ied, which was inside a cooler, and then placing a second ied, also in a cooler, at 2:20 a.m. investigators have recovered explosive devices from the home he rented, and say jabar tried to burn the house down to hide evidence. just after 3 a.m, police say jabar drove a rented pickup truck down bourbon street, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more. on saturday

frankly, i wondered how awkward that long flight to cairo, it was a long flight.ship that transcends politics. to exercise one of the privileges of a former president, forgetting that either one of us had ever said harsh words about the other in the heat of battle. then we got to much more enjoyable subjects discussing our families, our faith, experiences and discovering there is indeed life after the white house. we commiserated over the high cost of building presidential libraries and even more regrettable fact that most of that fundraising for admirable institutions fell to us personally. on the spot we agreed to participate in programs at each other's library beginning with a series of conferences on arms control. if that wasn't newsworthy enough, we told reporters on the plane, a lasting middle east peace would require the united states to make tough decisions like confronting palestinian issue directly, building on the work to which president sadat had literally given his life. it was the first time but by no means the last time that our unlikely partnership

more common explosive as a probe examines jabbar's past domestic and international travel, including cairo, egypt. >> were any visit to those countries may or may not have any indication as to the reasons behind this attack in our city. >> reporter: a moment of silence before the new orleans saints took the field against the buccaneers. hundreds gathered on bourbon street to pay their respects where we spoke with the brother of the last victim to be identified. >> took care of other people kids. she only have one son. we all love her. wish she was back. >> our thanks to kathy for that report. >>> ukraine has launched a new surprise offensive in the russian region of kursk. it appears to be an attempt to seize more territory from russia ahead of the inauguration of donald trump in two weeks. reports of a ukrainian attack first appeared on russian military blogs before the kremlin confirmed it. nbc news could not independently verify the claims, and it was not immediately clear how significant the assault is. >>> now let's get a quick check on the week's forecast with michelle grossman. goin

. >> wondered how awkward that long flight might be to cairo. and it was a long flight. but >> the return trip. was not nearly long enough. for it was somewhere over the atlantic. that jimmy not forged a friendship. that transcends politics. we immediately decided to exercise. >> one of the privileges of a former president forgetting that either one of us ever said any harsh words about the other one in the heat of battle. then we got onto much more enjoyable subjects discussed in our families. our fate and sharing our experiences and discovering that there is in life after the white house. missouri over the high cost of building presidential libraries. >> and the even more regrettable fact that most of that fund raising for these otherwise admirable institutions felt to us personally >> on the spot we agreed to participate in programs each other's library beginning beginning with a series of conferences on arms control. and if that wasn't newsworthy enough. we told reporters on the plane that a lasting middle east peace would require the united states to make tough deci

frankly, i wondered how awkward that long flight might be to cairo and it was a long flight but the returnit was somewhere over the atlantic that jimmy and i forged a friendship that transcends politics. we immediately decided to exercise one of the privileges of the former president, forgetting that either one of us had ever said any harsh words about the other one in the heated battle and we got on to discussing our families, our faith, and sharing our experiences in discovering that there is indeed life after the white house. we commiserated over the high costs of building presidential libraries and theefen more regrettable fath that most of that fundraising for these otherwise admirable institutions fell to us personally. on the spot we agreed to participate in programs at each other's libraries, beginning with a series of conferences on arms control. if that wasn't newsworthy enough, we told reporters on the plane the lasting middle east peace would require the united states to make tough decisions, like confronting the palestinian issue directly, thereby building on the work to which

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with the last survivors found, the group needed to return to cairo.st their passports, special papers were needed to get through checkpoints. 0ne survivor accused the company, who owned the boat, of making one final attempt to get him to sign a liability waiver. he says, "0k, we have the papers, to leave. we just need everybody to sign this. there's one for each person and we can go." i get to the bottom and the last sentence is, it's the same release of liability question that he had put. "i do not accuse anyone of any criminal wrongdoing." and then he wants us to sign this. my blood was boiling and i went and got other people to see it. and then it was gone and it just magically disappeared. and then the paperwork that we truly needed was there. in total, 35 people were rescued from the sea story. four bodies were recovered. seven people have never been found, including jenny and tarig from devon. theirfriends and family are still waiting for answers. it would appear that the egyptian authorities are doing their very best to kind of sweep this under

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but as bolivar's moved on to one, cairo their leader was handed surprise. it was a letter from the colombian congress in bogota, and it was revoking his extra extraordinary powers. in it, the liberator was advised that, and this was three months before it took so long for the letter to get there. he had been stripped of his status. the rationale described very thinly was that in accepting a dictatorship of peru, he had rescinded colombia's presidency and its military. so those responsibilities belong to francisco perla santander, who was bolivar's vice president. in a subsequent dispatch, santander was even more stern. he bolivar to hand command of all the colombian troops in peru to general sucre. it was an absurd directive, a rude affront. the men of the military understood, even if their did not, that the liberation of peru had been undertaken for the greater glory of colombia. it was a a the dominoes falling, as it were if one country of one region was not liberated, the others would soon lose their their freedom. so if peru continued to remain under sp

now, how this is also expected to be in the how they reportedly left cairo on thursday for the parts of the capitol. and they say that they're a little bit more optimistic this time around going into the negotiation. but it's important to note that since the 1st and only cease fire, we solve back in november and 2023. these talks have been solved. they've been at an impasse because of 2 completely different objectives him, us wants to see a complete enter the war, while these really subset that even if the ceasefire is achieved, no matter how long it is that the war would continue until all of their military objectives are achieved mediators have previously tried to scramble to get both sides to agree to something. but both sides have blamed each other in recent weeks for why the talks have continuously failed. to essentially just eat off a month. it is, or as i say, defense system has intercepted a miss i launched from yemen. the project time triggered sirens in central and southern israel. logics versions were reported in west jerusalem. the vision you have in has been attacking is

in fact, over a year now, how this is also expected to be in the how they reportedly left cairo on thursday for the parts of the capitol. and they say that they're a little bit more optimistic this time around going into the negotiation. but it's important to note that since the 1st and only cease fire, we solve back in november and 2023. these talks have been solved. they've been at an impasse because of 2 completely different objectives. him, us wants to see a complete enter the war, while these really subset that even if the ceasefire is achieved, no matter how long it is that the war would continue until all of their military objectives are achieved. mediators have previously tried to scramble to get both sides to agree to something, but both sides have blamed each other in recent weeks for why the talks have continuously failed to central jersey to i'm on. let's bring you some developing news from south korea now to south or in military officials have been detained by prosecutors as investigators attempt to arrest the impeached president. approximately 3000 police officers from 47 spor

in fact, over a year now from us is also expected to be in do how they reportedly left cairo on thursday for the parts of the capitol. and they say that they're a little bit more optimistic this time around going into the negotiation. but it's important to note that since the 1st and only cease fire, we saw back in november and 2023. these talks have been solved. they've been at an impact because of 2 completely different objectives him, us wants to see a complete enter the war, while these really subset that even if the ceasefire is achieved, no matter how long it is that the war would continue until all of their military objectives are achieved mediators have previously tried to scramble to get both sides to agree to something. but both sides have blamed each other in recent weeks for why the talks have continuously failed. the central just need all, i'm on the syrian security forces of loans, the major search operation in the city of homes for people they suspect of committing war crimes during the side regime. they're also okay for those of refuse to hand over their weapons and ammun

the are taking place these days in cairo became many things for that target, but as soon that person dare out by which is really military, has repeatedly attacked and destroyed, not a gauze as most the infrastructure so severely restricted the flow of aid in the gaza, including few needed to pump water from wells. this means thomas stands a going days without clean most are risking the spread of preventable diseases. the ones that haven't been to the water truck hasn't entered this area for the past 5 days. if any water comes, it will be a miracle from god. previously they used to bring us water from the wells, but now there isn't any fuel to operate the wells. know how to pay us know who we used to risk our lives, working long distances to get water. i lost my 2 children, what we were feeling bottles with water because he's ready for his target to the water truck. it's really hard for me to carry the water to the 3rd floor and i have no help because my husband was marked in bluff off. no, we haven't had war test since the day before yesterday. we have to get barrels to get enough fo

so basically everyone he is trying to close the keeping, keeping them all eye on what's going on in cairo. and in doha, and they're expecting an announcement of the deal to be had a soon as possible so that they can be able to return back again. and to, to have some sort of respite that they are desperately seeking to. yeah, there was so much of course, riding on a possible break food time. i got those same in different, but i sent to you who are the media of lead details of the imminent sci fi deal, which will repeatedly be implemented in 3 stages and stage 1. $33.00 is a comp, tips being held in gaza will be released into israel will free 50 palestinian prisoners exchange for each female soldier and 13 palestinian prisoners and exchange for the remaining civilians being held captive in their port. say israel will completely withdrawal from the philadelphia card or the end of the 1st phase of the deal. this is the strip of land between the borders of gauze and egypt. and in the 2nd stage of that will start according to the deal, 16 days into the sea spot, and will focus on vacations to r

we've got reaction to miss per box statement from cairo bass. think tank director. how many sullivan it is, a very strange beach on the goose in front of the german, especially because they destroyed many functions by disease are easier. one is, is a to size 00 and with some more things. and maybe you can or invoices here. we can find the answer to use uh, independent policy from even the french or shooting menu from sequences using many thousands barriers on for them. what do you see? we can see see on uh uh you're working the uh, the high end. does that make sense to you and you guys that in the area? yeah, many people here many or any other companies doesn't that size to. ready directly distortion in syria, which is not their own business, and those are, can defend its own and spend once and so yeah, i just didn't have subarus thing that's meaning towards it to have our own and city of, of in. and those are ways, and those are, those are you send it to will make the, the time to make, but as our own, or some of the same cause original or would it be back on? same

time and has claimed the lives of many civilians under the negotiations taking place in guitar and cairo are discussing an agreement to end is really aggression against gaza, as well as the development of a final formula for the transfer of hostages in the hands of palestinian factions. i do not believe that any decisions can be expected at the moment or full costs can be made regarding the timing. every time negotiations approach a starting point, the situation becomes less and less clear. there is no known immediate deadline and there is currently no available information to you and of course the factions of the palestinian resistance as well as old the resistance forces in iraq and other countries face challenges related to trumps, return to power. they have concerns about this drums rise to power threatens to further complicate the situation due to his tougher approach to certain issues. the palestinian factions are seeking to use the time before the start of trumps time to find solutions that can lead to an agreement that facilitates the transfer of hostages. held by them and to cea

and so the side to active issues. joining us from cairo, don, you good to have you with us again on, on to 0. as we heard this don's military forces earlier this week also came to see several other r as if territories. how significant and strategic all these games and all they are an indication that the are a cellphone, a box, what? and they're very significant. i mean, this time, last year we were all dis, funds and because seemingly so don was mostly in the control of, of the minutes of the our assets. so the inroads, but the army has made is huge. and then to z a, especially the sick capital method. he is significant because it does, it is the actual, agricultural hard kind of so done. and it's the 2nd largest city to cartoon. and it was host to the vast majority of the space people. so it's significant and so many ways it also comes hot in the fields of the sanctions that were faced by the, by the restriction on the, on him it t, the leader of the are assessed. so it's a moral victory. it's a moral victory for the off of the army. it's a joint us victory for the 70 civilians who

face-to-face to face with each other across a peace table and communicated through their own ambassadors in cairo tel aviv. now, that is the kind of future we are offering! feast of the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall -- peace to the middle east if the democrats are reelected in the fall! [applause] i'm very proud that nearly half the aid our country has ever given to israel in the 32 years of her existence has come during my administration. [applause] unlike our republican predecessors, we have never stopped nor slowed that aid to israel and as long as i'm president, we will never do so! [applause] our commitment is clear. security and peace for israel. peace for all the peoples of the middle east. but if the world is to have a future of freedom as well as peace, america must continue to defend human rights. [applause] now listen to this. the new republican leaders oppose our human rights policy. they want to scrap it. they seem to think it is naÏve for america to stand up for freedom and freedom and democracy. just what did they think we should stand up for? [applause] as

or there were talks about a ceasefire agreement as negotiations were going on and taking place in cairo is really monetary invaded the northern part of the, of the gaza strip met forcing k. it's population is the internal displays, you destroy the majority of its residential buildings, then public facilities including hospice and the entire north. has no hospitals now or health care system. and it's now requested off a. this is over and people are allowed to go back. it's more people going through and 16, a true ruins then, and memories and trying to, uh, to healey, from 15 months as long as you know of, of genocide, genocidal acts of losing family members. then almost the destruction of a whole entire society for a lot of people now the 15 months, even if it's the cop now as these fire and into this, not this a destruction of memories that they did the destruction of a livelihood for that'd be built in the past year, just within a span of 50 months have all gone. and honey, obviously the sci fi is, is leading to the news at the moment, but that hasn't stopped the, the is really militar

we got reaction to miss burbock statement from cairo bass. think time director. how many solomon is the best interest beach on the glass in front of the country? everybody's mission e, because they destroyed many functions by these are easier when this is a link to. so i utilize the order with some more things and maybe you can or invoices you, we can find it. and so the 2 years i independence, the policy from even the french or state many from sequences during many thousands hours on for the see we can see the see on uh uh, is your working the, uh, the high end. does that make sense to you? and you guys that in seattle? yeah, yeah. many people here many or any other companies doesn't the size to daily. we use a solution in syria, which is not their own business. you can defend it's on a stand once and to show you still have subarus the nav menu towards it to have the city of, of in. and those are ways to use you send it's way to make the daytime to me, but it's our own personal about the same cause originally or would it be back on? same is that huge started bec

we got reaction to miss burbock statement from cairo bass. think time director. how many still a man is the best interest beach on the glass in front of the german, especially because they destroyed many functions by this easier. one is, is a link to so i utilize the order with some more things. and maybe you can or invoices here. we can find it as well to use uh, independence, the policy from even the french or showed many upfront sequences during many thousands hours on for the see we can see and see on uh, uh your working the uh, the high end. does that make sense to you and you guys that in seattle? yeah, yeah. many, many or any other company doesn't have size to directly distortion stereos, which is not here on business. and it also can defend its own, extend once and to show you still have subarus the nav menu towards the to city of us in a nice sort of ways to use you send it's way to make the data and to make but as our own restaurant what they think is arrears, or would it be back once in the future? because russia and needs of the addition to the new fa

and september cairo sent a shipment of weapons to somalia and would like to discuss deploying troops that at the end of last year. lead is meant to sign onto a declaration recognizing the need to if you up is access to the c, y, respecting the territorial integrity of somalia, that great to resolve disputes through style of human rights groups. and can you say at least 18 people i've been abducted since anti government protest often in june last year, the adoptions increased in december when photos generated by artificial intelligence, showing that presidents and a coughing will widely shed. how does it with katherine? so it has more now from nairobi. brad, those and that beam and demille show us where they were abducted by on demand. would they be leave, were police offices, the claim to a blindfolded street naked, and ported for 32 days a year to better? which every time that will open the case, my heart was thing because i will be beaten out. think so that will kill me. there were other people where i was actually ever, i'm screaming. so the house painted black all over with some

but in september cairo sent a shipment of weapons to somalia and relate to discuss deploying troops that at the end of last year, leaders meant to sign the uncovered declaration. recognizing the need for ip. he has access to the see while respecting the territorial integrity of somalia. they agreed to resolve disputes through dial. what come on hudson is from the center for strategic and international studies. he says, it's not clear how restore relations will affect the deal with some on enough that we don't fully know what's going to happen because we've actually never seen the m o. u that was signed between ethiopia and small island. even the, the, the incoming somali land government, the new foreign minister of some, all the land after the press up to the present was just like they haven't said the smaller lenders themselves. haven't seen this m o, u. so, so it's really difficult to, to understand. i think that we have to assume however, that if you'll be a and prime minister abi are not going to give up their emissions. for c access, ethiopia remains the largest country in the world