were decreasing, yes , they were worse, china is therefore not interested in russiaes, yes, yes, while it occupies one way or another its own special but anti-western position. well, it is beneficial for china, and this is what all china, all the chinese media, i am talking about, found themselves in. can you tell me how deeply russia has sunk into the orbit of china today and in what directions, well, besides the political one, because there is also a lot of economic cooperation, well, cooperation is planned cheap chinese loans or the construction of oil pipelines from siberia to china, which are probably more beneficial to china than to russia. how deep has moscow sunk into china's orbit today? well, look, i think that it sank first, not now it has sunk for a long time, especially after the 14th year, that is, when putin started a war in general against ukraine 8 years ago, then in fact russia already gave china all the same things that it probably had and what it did not give to china there for a long time. well, if we we are talking there about some kind of weapo

china will double and exceed 660 billion cubic meters. e, in the current year, 380 volumes of pipeline gas supplies from russia to china already exported in future will exceed 100 billion cubic meters of gas per year, while the capabilities of the russian resource base of natural gas significantly exceed these volumes. european destinations, and an extensive resource base. in the east of russia, only rosneft reserves of gas from eastern siberia and the far east that can potentially be supplied in this direction exceed two trillion per cubic meter. no less promising is the growth in china's supplies of russian liquefied natural gas. today, questionably small volumes of lng are exported from russia to china, but in the future, the volumes of supplies may be comparable to supplies under pipeline projects. in 2022, over 15 billion cubic meters of power will be delivered to china through the pipeline gas, design capacity of the pipeline. at the same time, it allows to supply up to 38 billion cubic meters per year. the total capacity of existing and prospective gas pipelines from russia to china is about 100 billion cubic meters. this is the st

and of course, russia and china are in the way and so they are targets. so everything will be done to, wow, put russia in china in uncomfortable positions. and so there's no chance that the west will, will let go of those. except one, it may well be that the effect of the sanctions on your will prove to be so around us that it breaks up nato. when you see reports that german industry is having to flee germany because there's no energy and they're coming to america. and you see this type of saying you sometimes wonder how much punishment the germans will except for being a part of american empower. so there is that sort of hope. on the other hand, these european leaders are probably very well paid and they look after their own interest long before they look after the country's interest. now i say all of these things, because what i see in the west, in wall, in the conflict between ukraine in russia is the potential for nuclear war. when, when the western world convinces itself that only rushes at fault, that russia can be defeated, that the russian governme

china's supply of russian liquefied natural gas. today , questionably small volumes of lng are exported from russia to china, but in the future it deliveredumes. the e-e of liquefied gas can be comparable to supplies through a pipeline. as deputy prime minister alexander novak noted during the session, russia and china increased their trade turnover in the energy sector by 64%, but in physical volume, by about 10%. speaking of joint projects , alexander novak noted that russia expects for the participation of chinese companies in the ust-luga project for the supply of liquefied natural gas. from there, it can be very promising, and russia and china are also planning to jointly develop oil and gas equipment that could work in two countries at once, and will also improve the system for calculating national currencies. special attention to trade with settlements in national currencies in gas contracts, we are already moving to settlements in national currencies in rubles and yuan on a parity basis. for payment in national currencies the supply of oil and oil products of coal is also being actively transferred, such work helps to prevent risk

it is expected that by 2040 gas consumption in china will double and exceed 660 billion cubic meters per year from russiaoreseeable future will exceed 100 billion cubic meters of gas per year. no less promising is the growth in china's supplies of russian liquefied natural gas. today , relatively small volumes of lng are exported from russia to china, but in the future, the volume of deliveries of e.g. monetary terms. well, physically, he grew by 10%. the drug trade is growing rapidly and showing. as stabilizing factors of trade between china and russia, such important projects as the sino-russian oil pipelines are being confidently exploited. the eastern natural gas route yamal lng is under construction of the tignon nuclear power plant. novak said that russia is counting on the participation of chinese partners in project, the service and supplies of st. petersburg from this project can be very promising. also, russian china is actively discussing the development of a settlement system bypassing the elevator. well, they plan to develop oil and gas equipment together. already , there is close cooperatio

and he produced a lot. china, russia ran a north korea, we're in check and respected. they respected the united states, and quite honestly, they respected me, knew them well. ah, the vicious ices caliphate which no president was able to conquer, was decimated by me and our great warriors in less than 3 weeks. and our bag daddy, its founder, was hunted down and killed. north korea had not launched north korea had not launched a single long range missile since my summit with german, kim jung on nearly 3 years before we developed a relationship. and that's a good thing, not a bad thing to good thing. very good thing actually is look at what's happening to day. my opponents made me out to be a war monger and just a terrible person who would immediately go into war. they said during the 2016 campaign that if he becomes president, there will never be a war within weeks. and we will have wars like you've never seen before. it will happen immediately. and yet, i've gone decades decades without a war, the 1st president to do it for that long a period world was at peace. america

billion cubic meters of gas per year, no less promising is the growth in china's supply of russian liquefied natural gas. today from russiaina exports questionably small volumes of lng, but further volumes of deliveries. the e-e of liquefied gas can be comparable to the supply of pipeline projects. at this forum, its participants russia and china emphasized long-term reliable partners there, and the countries increased trade in the energy sector by 64% in monetary terms. well, physically, it grew by 10%. trade in the energy sector is growing rapidly and shows in its role how stabilizing factors of trade between china and russia are confidently important projects are being operated such as the sino-russian oil pipelines eastern route in natural gas yamal lng is underway in the construction of a nuclear power plant tin-wang a power unit in four nuclear power plants here bu arctic st. petersburg 2 joint projects deputy prime minister alexander novak said that russia is counting on the site chinese partners in the project, the service and supplies of st. petersburg from this project can be very promising. russian china is als

it is expected that by 2040 gas consumption in china will double and exceed 660 billion cubic meters per year. pipeline deliveries of gas from russiaina in the foreseeable future will exceed 100 billion cubic meters of gas per year. no less promising is the growth in china's supplies of russian liquefied natural gas. today, relatively small volumes of lng are exported from russia to china, but in the future, the volume of deliveries of e.g. monetary terms. well, physically, he grew by 10%. the drug trade is growing rapidly and showing. the role as a stabilizing factor of the high road between china and russia is being confidently exploited by such important projects as the sino-russian oil pipelines eastern natural gas route yamal lng is going into the construction of the tim-wan nuclear power plant of the power unit of four nuclear power plants here bu arctic lng-2. we continue the topic of joint projects deputy prime minister alexander novak said that russia is counting on participation chinese partners in the project, the service and supply of lng from this project can be very promising. also, russian china are actively discussi

i understand, not russia, not china ninjas do not consider the middle east a periphery, if the united east periphery, then, probably, the middle eastern state itself needs to lower the level of attitude. uh with the united states, without waiting for the americans themselves - this uh is done. right now just in the middle east, we are seeing the formation of a multipolar world without, uh, the leading role of the united states, but in any case, when the united states intensifies both the confrontation with china and the confrontation with russia, the result is a russian-chinese rapprochement, not only because of the united states, but the united states gives this extra momentum. and so, uh, at the end of last week, uh, deputy prime minister of russia alexander novak said that russia and china are moving to the calculation in national currencies for the supply of energy resources and payment will be made in equivalent shares in yuan and in rubles oleg borisovich how significant is this step from the point of view of both the russian economy and the world war? well, this is a step, that

keeping that in mind, let's move from our discussion of china to the discussion of russia and the westernorld. we do so during great contention. realizing that our countries relationships with both china and russia are inextricably linked together. a long view of russia's future relationship with the western world, please welcome mary kissel, former senior advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo. she has had any stingless career with the wall street journal as a member of its editorial board, as well as being chief foreign policy and opinion editor based in hong kong. niall ferguson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. he has authored 16 books including " kissinger the idealist". garry kasparov is a global human rights activist, speaker and world chess champion. and this morning's discussion -- i should say this afternoon's discussion will be moderated by james coleman who writes an opinion column for the washington post and is a lecturer at standard university -- stanford university. please welcome them. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you everyone for being here, thank

obviously, russia and china are linked, but let's start with russia.krainian troops moving in, what is your read of the current situation in ukraine? >> second opinion, russia is in retreat and realized there would be no other choice, but otherwise he knows the capable parts. you see from bob reports on the ground that you see from the reports on the ground. -- you see from the reports on the ground. it's very flat territory which is not easy to defend. ukraine is highly motivated. >> let's bring you into the conversation. it wasn't that long ago that russia annexed as part of the territories. there is a lot of concern the potentially there would be using that as a potential pretext for justification for using nuclear weapons. >> what is your read on where things stand? there's room for some kind of negotiated settlement or some solution short of total victory. >> before i answer your question, i just want to say thank you to the nixon foundation and to everyone in the audience and the supporters. it's just really a great honor to be here and it's an h

russia, uzbekistan and kazakhstan are among the five largest suppliers of pipeline gas. in chinaplace turkmenistan in second russia on the third myan-further follows kazakhstan and uzbekistan, while russia and kazakhstan and uzbekistan still have the soviet era, in fact, the unified gas transportation system. such areas of cooperation are being considered since russia actually has a unified gas transportation system for kazakhstan, uzbekistan and still soviet times, and we have great opportunities for expanding mutual cooperation, including gas supplies for its processing, which, in principle, is already being done for supplies to other export destinations in in particular, including to the people's republic of china. but all this should be considered as an additional area of ​​cooperation for us . the gas pipeline system has been laid. central asia the center of the main gas pipeline includes two branches, as well as several branches with a capacity of 150 billion cubic meters of gas per year. in addition, the bukhara ural gas pipeline was laid from russia to uzbekistan through

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russia. and for china, for example. you know, so i think i look, i think that the comments made by an american leaders for example. it's also how they don't view a leaders as being an independent or is want to think for african heated thought is one to do things for african people. and i'll give you a recent example just using what happened out the u. s. issues to our tech. i live in the edge area and in south africa, you know, but the soon as it's his neighbor on one occasion issue a lot of the next you as school shooting, for example, it just shows that they so keen and what happens in africa taking consideration to what happens the own back yard with a body of i'm running very for a long time here. so i'm going to squeeze out one last question. appreciate you. joining us here is so good to have you on this program. and i wanted to ask you, um, you know, that russia, for example, right now with a whole grain corridor issue of the ukrainian a black seaports that russia is going to be supplying millions of grain for fre

growth in china's supplies of russian liquefied natural gas is no less promising. today from russially small volumes of lng, but in the future volumes of deliveries. uh, liquefied gas can be comparable to supplies through pipeline projects. at the same time, russia is turning to the east, not only in oil and gas, at the rate of electricity, they increased by a third of russian coal, sent 53 million tons. in general, the trade turnover in the energy sector between russia and china added 64% in monetary terms. and this is not a limit to western countries. on the contrary, they may soon be radically reduced russia has once again confirmed it will not sell oil to countries that lead the price ceiling sanctions have already brought europe to an energy crisis. and escalations will only worsen the situation. all these actions entail huge risks for the functioning of the industry, provoking a shortage of energy resources, investments in the industry and not only in the oil industry. this can apply to any commodity, to which western countries will want to introduce their own rules in the fut

now, as this pertains to taiwan, when people make the comparison of taiwan at to china as perhaps crimea to russia. are these fair comparisons to be made and, and what would the u. s. response be it? china withdraws taiwan, semi autonomous designation. the name of the book you mentioned that i rode was called china murat. and it was called china mirage because that's how the united states seized china, not directly, but through a mirage. i'll give you the chinese view. we're looking at this aggressively, like china is going to seize a foreign country. the foreign country of taiwan. china is a very old guy, thousands of years old, and taiwan has been part of china or a for centuries. so china doesn't view it as an invasion of taiwan. they see that just like east germany and west germany knit together, taiwan is going to knit together with the rest of china, washington, and it can continue to pay taiwanese politicians to scream about it. but the knitting process continues. there are so many taiwanese, a, c, e o, 's living in china, overseeing their factories. it's crazy. so china is just taking the

the key issue here is the role of china, russia is not . the role of china, russia is not going to votea statement that will condemn the war in ukraine. the key issue is how far china is willing to go in order to accommodate the opposition to the strong russian aggression, and the closer china get to this position, the more difficult it will be for vladimir putin to continue the war he has conducted on february this year. he has conducted on february this ear. ~ , �* year. when president biden met president xi. — year. when president biden met president xi, some _ year. when president biden met president xi, some softening . year. when president biden met president xi, some softening of| year. when president biden met. president xi, some softening of the language in public at least. rishi sunak, the prime minister, living away from the rhetoric used on china during his campaign trail, no longer talking of china as a systemic threat, but rather a systemic challenge. do you think as other countries recalibrate their language around the relationship with china, that might lead china to rec

i have said to present to you that it's important that china exert influence on russia. it is about the principles of the un charter that we have all agreed on and asserting these principles like serenity and territorial integrity of every country. these are important issues for china as well. and for more in this, we're gonna bring in detail is chief international edison, richard walker, he is in beijing, part of that press delegation, accompany all of shows on his trip to china. richard. so as we have just heard, leon schultz focusing very differently on the war in ukraine while the german chancellor is referring to russia. the chinese premier doesn't mention russia at all. what do you make of that? what i think christina would be unrealistic to expect. leeker chang, or to really go much further than what he said. and of course, we've seen earlier this year, china and russia embarking on what she does, pink vladimir putin caught called a no limits relationship. she, jim pink, china's paramount leader. having tied his face very closely to vladimir putin so i don't know y

russia is china and the us national defense strategy, which was adopted a little later than russia and china we are right, and russia is considered as possible allies. china - this is the number one goal of the battery wire well, russia csto. russia belarus - it's like a single, probably, the whole is perceived. but uh, one more thing i wanted to point out. in principle, we have never considered in an accident, since we have cooperated with belarus for many years, russia, other countries, members of vtb nato, cooperated, conducted joint events, and again let's return to the event, which was on may 16 of this year from the csto again signals were coming out. let's establish contacts with you with nato. there is no answer, that is, we they don't need. we are not interested in them. we want to interact normally. let these be not military issues, by no means military ones, but there are questions of a humanitarian nature, ecology. ah, drug trafficker. uh, terrorism and so on and so forth along these lines. we can cooperate to talk more. we will cooperate to talk, so there is less chance of

attacks of disruption which are the new threat and i believe in many ways more dangerous than china and russia or at least encompassed china and russia because the strategy of both countries is to disrupt the world order in the united states and the book goes into great detail. not only describing the problem but the last three chapters describe how we can fix it beginning with and i hope we'll get into this a major investment fund i call the 1923 fun because after the 1918 19 20 spanish flu the united states entered into the greatest economic boom in its history. it was short lived, but we can create recreate that and then there are also a large number of recommendations about how we need to reorganize our government both branches and what this means for a national strategy national security and national defense. so let me pick up harlan on the you talk briefly about the seven powerful disruptors. yeah, you you name them as failed and failing government climate change cyber social media terrorism exploding debt and drones and i wonder if you could do two things if if you can briefly talk abou

acceptance of trains from the chinese side, the trade turnover between the far eastern regions of russia and chinafor 10 months exceeded $ 12 billion, which is 46% more than in the same period last year, but by the year 24, according to government forecasts, the far east of russia and china will increase goods turnover almost doubled compared to 2020 to $20 billion. a new multimedia section dedicated to the legendary aviation unit has appeared on the website of the ministry of defense. normandy neman it was formed on this day 80 years ago in the project presents unique historical documents. some of them are published for the first time with materials. mikhail fedotov has already read it. on the yellowed pages, the history of the normandie neman air regiment forty-second year, general degul proposes the leadership of the ussr to send the french military to the soviet german front, an agreement was reached that the french pilots were in the soviet union and from them an air squadron squadron was formed, and then the regiment is formed from pilots who fled from the vichy normandy regime on the name o

if we simply analyze china's vote in the same un. russiaconsequences of its war in ukraine, china voted against, not just abstained, its satellites voted either against or abstained , so china’s position seems to me to be on in words, yes, they are for peace in the whole world, as they said yes in the soviet union a-a in fact, i believe that if china did not want this war from the very beginning, it simply would not have happened . -e and e-e i think not only for the olympics, that is, they met and discussed this issue one hundred percent otherwise a-a putin e-e i think without e-e such a chinese leader a-e he would not have dared to simply take such a step, he understood that there will be no perception of the event he needed to calculate so to speak, the support of the other poles, as they say, and that's why i think that the chinese are a kind of mediator, that is, they can talk about peace, but in fact we see that they are interested in war, if only because i'm just explaining this opinion they all understand it, because putin believes,

acceptance. and trains from the chinese side trade turnover between the far east regions of russia and chinar 10 months exceeded 12 billion dollars, which is 46% more than in the same period last year, but by the year 24, according to government forecasts, the far east of russia and china will increase trade turnover by almost doubled from 2020 to $20 billion. hello, this is my kindergarten. here i have many friends and girlfriends diana is 4 years old. i know she has autism. i heard that she used to not know how to make friends. she didn't speak at all. she could not be left alone even for a minute, but now everything is different yana receives a special program. she is learning to play with us. yana is cool diana my friend naked hearts creates a free system of services for special children of their families. you can support the work of the foundation. help us help more. papa's heart new exchange of prisoners two more groups of fighters were brought to moscow they will have treatment and rehabilitation in the capital's clinics. the first shots of the damaged nord stream filmed in the danish

between russia and its allies on wednesday, joe biden said that there is no alliance between russia and chinamore than that, the chinese authorities, allegedly trying to distance themselves from russia in beijing , denied the conjectures of the american president. china russia is united by common views on the situation in a rapidly changing world, the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china joule. jian spoke firmly sino-russian relations are solid, like the rock of each other's future largest neighbors and comprehensive strategic partners in the new era. china russia has always firmly adhered to principles of not joining blocs of non -confrontation and non-direction against third parties; and the development of bilateral relations and cooperation in various fields based on mutual respect for equality and mutual benefits. from beijing, our correspondent alexander baretsky for the prc army, it was a bright showcase of its defense industry and its new capabilities and an exhibition in juhai, which, although it is called an aerospace show, is s

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is preoccupied with a proxy war against russia in ukraine. china and russia are making moves across latin america, the 2 bricks giants aiming to add a new south, american ally to the roster and broker business deals. embracing the left turn that latin america is taking. will this cause a hemispheric shift? all right, it's time to get into the m. o. i louise ignacio de silva, better known simply as lula, brazil's one time president from 2003 to 2010 is out of prison. and back on the campaign trail. lula is staging a political come back and a soaring in the poles in brazil against incumbent j. your bull sonata, with a nickname of his own trump, of the tropics. wilson. otto struck a trompe in popular nerve before. but with lula, the left us leader now cleared to run for office again following a u. s. backed corruption, bust known as operation car wash. lula has a bone to pick with the u. s. d o j. and the security exchange commission who took part in an elaborate international investigation which many brazilians viewed as politically motivated, some even calling it american interference in t

>> right, china and russia are basically allies. supporting the war in ukraine. oday is to figure out how strong china support for russia really is. would china quietly back off a little bit? pressure for peace or is china going to continue to buy energy, supply arms and enabling russia to recap like in ukraine? >> carley: we are looking at the left-hand side of your screen the images of this bilateral discussion is set to take place. we are not expecting a joint statement from china and the united states after this meeting, but the president will be delivering remarks and taking questions 8:30 eastern time. you know, the relations between china and the united states, dr. grant, has sunk to new lows. in recent years nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan and trained as a response as a result. and both on the parts of china and the united states one biden administration said we have engaged in serious sustained thousands and thousands of hours of quiet diplomacy behind the scenes. that may come as a surprise to some who do not trust china and distance themselves further fro

congratulations and no only safety in general, all the plans of china, and secondly , russia is still important for china, it is a junior partner, it is the most likely to become a vassal of putin , it depends to a large extent, but they understand very well that putin is gradually coming to an end, because his sense of charisma that existed in the non-western world is also catching up end and it is necessary to understand how to bind this russia to itself and as a political period of some possible reboot of carpathian russia, this is actually a difficult issue for china and the last so now we today, we are not only talking about russia, we are talking about iran, when we surely heard that a couple of days ago, we said that we would release you too, and then he so cautiously and jokingly corrected himself that the iranians would release the belarusians themselves. we have, that is, this war or what to call it and it means the desire to reboot the whole of russia and china has interests not only in russia, china has interests in real long-term ones and in belarus and china perfectly un

cost of winter as energy prices are storing, but not every country will pay that same cost. china and russia are also in the final stages of building their 1st pipeline that can send gas from siberia to shanghai. this project, the, the power of siberia began delivering natural gas to northern china in december of 2019. after working on it for 8 years, china is looking to diversify energy sources as the country mainly still relies on crude oil. china and russia have expanded their annual gas purchase agreement by 10000000000 cubic meters and have discussed building additional pipelines and in line with this diversification goal. both china and russia are also collaborating and exploring the advantages of nuclear power. as a joint statement between the 2 nation said, friendship between the 2 states has no limits. there are no forbidden areas of cooperation. strengthening of bilateral strategic cooperation is neither aimed against 3rd countries, nor affected by the changing international environment and circumstantial changes in 3rd countries. this pipeline will be a complete game changer for t

on wednesday, joe biden said that there is no alliance between russia and china. , moreover, the chinese authorities, allegedly trying to distance themselves from russia, in beijing denied the conjectures of the american president. china russia is united by common views on situations in a rapidly changing world official joule. jian spoke, solid sino-russian relations are as solid as the rock being each other's biggest neighbors and comprehensive strategic partners in the new era. china russia has always firmly adhered to the principles of non -alignment, non-confrontation and non-anti-third parties, and the development of bilateral relations and cooperation in various fields based on mutual respect for equality and mutual benefit. from beijing, our sapcor alexander baretsky for the chinese army it was a bright showcase of its defense industry of its new capabilities and an exhibition in juhai, which, although it is called an aerospace show, is still more about weapons than just aviation. moreover, most of the samples in public are the first tanker aircraft of its 2

that is, this war or whatever you want to call it and it means the desire to reset all of this russia and chinats not only in russia, in china there are indeed long-term interests in the region and in belarus and china perfectly understand this and are facing a fundamental reset, including their own interests in particular, around the gulf, and the majority of oil and the chinese economy are behind the walls, and so far, without this oil, china cannot develop at all, therefore, for china, in addition to understanding it in general, it is not a matter of politics, it is a question of its key strategic if you want critical national interests, as a understands it, say that right now the united states is talking so harshly with north korea in the morning, this means that this is how the baiting president is preparing for the meeting on january 20 and shows that, in principle, the united states is ready for a tough policy on in relation to those regimes that will cross the red line, this is exactly this and this is a signal to me. and the threat of two by the head of the pentagon to north korea that

tucker, and yet they want to hold up russia, russia, as the biggest threat in the world, i'm not saying it's not a threat, it is a threat, but comparing china to russia whose economy is about the size of france's is ridiculous. china, as we know, is funding the war in ukraine right now. so, i mean, so i'm glad you're doing this tonight, because this is the single biggest threat to freedom and our own sovereignty

russia casts its veto. and india abstained. what was in v a doing here? it was joining the likes of china in refusing to condemn russia invasion. well, this wasn't a matter of principle. this was all about pragmatism. and not wanting to anger, a valued french deli, just 2 months earlier. vladimir putin on a rare trip abroad keeping praise on his hosting. and then the relationship has roots in the depths of the cold war. in 1971 into rec, andy and learned brezhnev were both concerned about tensions with china. the result, the indo soviet treaty of peace, friendship and co operation. india. the policy of non alignment meant the treaty stopped short of being a full alliance, but it helped to feel moscow's position as india is number one, arm supply. something that's not been forgotten. shape. honda is vice president of india's governing b. j. p. party. russia or the former soviet union had stood by india when we needed defense capabilities to deal with these challenges of china and others. it was the soviet union and continuing into russia that gave us equipment 1st for which is the end of 2

, this was done in order to negotiate with china so that china would stop the nuclear ambitions of russiahow likely do you think these are similar texts? i think that, of course, the dialogue between the united states and china is constantly being conducted, but i have doubts about uh- e information that was given in this article because well, there are such things that are very difficult to just believe , let's say that lavrov did not know that on february 21, that on february 24, the invasion of russia into ukraine would take place. well, i can't check it, for example as well as the contacts mentioned there, the author writes that there were contacts with the chinese military and the united states on people who are not called the united states. i also find it hard to believe that the chinese military has any confidential contacts with american political circles with the political leadership of the united states and contacts, let's say, at the level of the chiefs of general staff, but this uh, there are periodic conversations between the mineral milli and the chairman of the joint chiefs

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