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today we're close to the border with better bruce and m. colleen and grab the rush, next clave. and there people told me they are very favorable of us troops being stationed there. they're few more safe if the u. s. is station there. and of course, with this new threat of all russia, possibly trying to invade and crane these countries in that you at these flank, are also more fearful off possible publications or even invasions in the future by the russian side. or i, marina thank you. date, ebony, brussels correspondent, marina strauss. let's turn out some of the other stories making world news today. rescue as a morocco have been unable to save the life of a young boy who fell into a narrow well. workers were forced to dig a horizontal tunnel to reach the boy's location after being unable to pull him out of the opening from above. the full day if it was trying to live by view as in morocco and around the globe. 16 people are dead in mexico, victims of a territorial dispute between rival drug cartels. police discovered the bodies of 10 people on a street in the state of zack and

i'll have more to say about colleen before i wrap up. but i'm so pleased because that's exactly what frank and jeanne, to this day, have always wanted, was to make sure that our treasures are -- our treasures, our really special places, would be there for the future. and so i'm hoping, if they weren't able to see it live, that colleen will be able to show these remarks to all the kids at the douglas county school, west intermediate in sutherland, what their united states senator thought about frank moore. now, the last time i visited with frank and jeanne in octobed really dealt them a tough hand. we had a horrible fire, known as the archie creek fire, and it had destroyed the log cabin that frank had built above the umpqua. and frank and jeanne were living with their daughter, colleen, and her family in glide. but you'd have never known from frank about that loss of a lifetime's work and care. instead, that fall afternoon, on a pretty front poach in rural douglas -- front porch in rural douglas county, frank came striding out onto the p

the mayor of colleen texas, which neighbors fort hood, says the unknown takes its toll. if you're in the army, you understand that the military, you know, it's very open way. we don't know where we're going. we don't know what we do. some things were put on alert. >> and were put in this hangar. we can be there for days, not knowing. >> but for the soldier's perspective, they kind of get used to it. but it's still challenging on the family members. >> and that was markie. martin reporting tonight, a captain at fort bragg says for now military deployment flies from the base are complete, but that could change of more deployment orders are issued about 2500 troops remain on heightened readiness to head out if and when they get the call. all right. let's take another look at our weather tonight. looking out at the golden gate bridge. this shot looks kind of hazy but has mostly been a clear night day and night around the bay area yet clear and cold meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with the numbers for us. said, yeah, don't let that sunshine fool you because we're well be

. >> so, colleen, you are the local marine biologist on the ship with us today.in the monterey bay. tell us about the diversity of sea life here in the sanctuary. >> so monterey bay is extremely unique because of that diversity and we can see many different species of marine mammals, including dolphins, species of baleen whaems and mostly to do with the fact that there is a deep underwater canyon, and upwelling occurs. so bringing up cold nutrient dense water which starts the beginning of the food chain with all the plankton and all the fish come and all of the other animals come, and we also have really deep water close to shore. so we can see deeper water species close to shore because there is deep water there. >> this time of year is really a special time of year as well because it's in the midst of the gray whale migration, right? >> yes. so gray whales are remarkable animals. they travel round trip between 10 to 12,000 miles. >> wow! >> yeah. they're amazing animals and they are traveling from their alas can feeding grounds to mexico where they mate and bre

on the phone saturday, a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington. now rob in troops carrying out large scale military drills and better. ruth, as well as naval drills in the black sea, near the border with ukraine. g f says the war games make navigation critical waterways virtually impossible. charles transferred reports from cognitive and east and ukraine. joint russian embellish and military exercises neither ukrainian border up to 30000 russian soldiers. and most of the better rouge an army taking part in the 10 days of drills including missile defense systems, tanks, and fighter jets. moscow has around a $100000.00 troops station close to you grains borders. ukraine invoked a clause from the so called 2011 vienna document, which is an international agreements on military transparency and which russia is a signatory of demanding moscow provide detailed information timeframes. the military maneuvers, several western countries including france, launched fresh diplomatic efforts this week to persuade russia to back down. so fa

my name is colleen bry. welcome to your world news this out. first, then president putin has want nato, against ignoring russia's key security demands, one of which is not allowing ukraine's membership of the western military alliance . the statement came as he met with his french counterpart here in moscow, amid store intentions over ukraine, that he may put into some crucial lines for the global community. love story, what you ask me if russia wants to fight a war with nato. let me ask you, does nato want to fight a war with russia? nato does nothing itself but demand action from us. let's not play that way. that's a bad sandpit. if we don't like such a game, we hadn't heard bruton b this direct these, these strong in his language in, in quite a while. look, there was, there is plenty of input. there is plenty of cause for this for, for both sides to be more open with each other, especially behind closed door. there are days, left days left to resort to resolve this crisis. and look, given the gravity of the situation. either it all comes dow

kevin colleen actually recorded this back in 2016, but it's resurfaced on line hitting home with some apparently depressed audiences, as it probably will. again, same time, next year, we've added some music to the video. it needed a little life. we'll see you next time. here at the listening february is the worst most of the year big. it's an honest man. it's a month that doesn't hold up life any better than it really is. i mean, look around here, these buildings, they look like they don't even have any lights in them during a work day. and something great happened here, but it's over with and that's the way february is. you could see it the way people walk and how they look. let's go just check out february, look around downtown, on february work day. this looks like a place where people who are being punished or sent if you notice the way people cross the street in february, it's different than in the summer. nobody is tap dancing or breaking into a rogers and hammerstein song. it's their lunch hour and they're just barely able to get across the street that hunker over a bowl of chi

my name is colleen brian, this is your world news for marcia international. first of the u. k. them, which is ramping up, talk on possible sanctions against russia in response to the alleged aggression against ukraine. the british foreign secretary, backed by the prime minister, says britain would impose the toughest restrictions that have ever been if necessary. there seems not everyone in parliament's convinced by the threat that is in and around the kremlin will have no way to height. we will make sure that they see shared responsibility for the kremlin aggressive and d stabilizing action. will sharon bearing a happy house and today, mrs. be here we are standing together with our nato allies against the potential aggression vladimir putin. when he wanted not said on the go to install the prime minister as prime minister, a labor leader who actually published nato business for those days. because some lawmakers suspect morris johnson's using ukraine to distract attention from the unfurling party gate scandal at home. nevertheless, the government says one of the new measure

ah, it seems to be in monotony. colleen, can this become love? love back down god wilkin eye on me. think that i can artificial intelligence. loneliness the latest. i love stories from the future store to february 14th on d. w. to day police in paris put up the do not enter zine for a convoy of truckers headed from southern france to the french capital. the truckers are protesting, the countries covered 90 policies and they are driven by what is happening across the atlantic in canada. almost 2 weeks ago con boys have truckers arrived in ottawa to protest vaccination requirements and they have it left. more truckers are now blocking border crossings as a result general motors, ford and toyota are suspending production no trucks, no older parts. no.

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my name is colleen bray in the stores that were across for you this tuesday morning at 9 1st. president putin's more nato, against ignoring russia's key security demands, one of which is not allowing ukraine's membership of the western military alliance . the statement came as he met with his friend counterpart of moscow, them at their sore intentions over you crime that he may put and drew some crucial lines for the global community. and i'm still what you ask me if russia wants to fight a war with nato. let me ask you. does nato want to fight a war with russia? nato does nothing itself but the man action from us. let's not play that way. that's a bad example. we don't like such a game that. ok, some big talks and let's see what we can claim from our senior. correspond moore, i guess dave's been pouring over this for asylum or ads. okay. but president putin drawing some crucial lines. there were the key takeaways we can get from monday night compensation. well, there was a lot st during those, almost 6 hours of talks behind closed doors, just vladimir putin mac ron. and that translates

my name is colleen brian, this is your world news for marci international. first. there's big talk on monday night president putin's warm nato against ignoring russia's ki security demands, one of which is not allowing ukraine's membership of the western military alliance . the statement came, as he met with his friend counterpart in moscow with their soaring tension. so ukraine, after the talks, which lasted for 6 hours, the leaders agreed to work on stability in europe. that he may approach and drew some crucial lie to the global community. club story which you ask me if russia wants to fight a war with nato. let me ask you, does nato want to fight a war with russia? nato does nothing itself but demand action from us. let's not play that way. that's a bad son piss. we don't like such a game. it. all right, 6 hours, a talk sense to still in our with our senior correspondent, i guess dave. hi. that more at i'm mr. boot drawing some crucial lines last night in the kremlin. just talk us through the key points of what he discussed well as of a chrome, it had suddenly

said to refer, the barristers said, she was referring to colleen rooney that message.n colleen thought that somebody who had access to a private instagram posts was using it as a sort of stories for the tablet papers. she set up a sting operation she posted fixed stories and gradually reduce the number of people who had access to them and that we identify the person she believed was the culprit. she named the culprit as for back of 40's instagram account something that she absolutely denied and this is let the libel case and that is scheduled for may but it may very well get delayed because the complexity of the hearings we are going through now and currently, there are about disclosure and was quite interesting was it emerged today that quite a lot of those messages which were read out in court yesterday have been attained through disclosure by the legal team and miss 40s legal team hadn't intended to disclose those at all they try to redact a lot of them, but there's been a problem with the computer software and the entirety of the messages had been sent over and was

i shasky speaking to colleen bray it based earlier. now we spoke about the case with sports culture and media professor and his casual and also with the journalist rick steady. one of the most interesting elements of the report is their criticism of the double standards of the world anti doping agency. they remark on the lack attitude toward the, the doping test laboratory which was, which was 4 weeks later, which was many days late in producing the report. in contrasting that with how rigid they apply their rules to athletes. so i think that was one of the most most important elements of the report. actually they shine a bright light on the double standards of, of water. something has broken her concentration. the obvious factor is that, that she is frankly, in the middle of a nightmare for a young woman to be experiencing this, this media attention that she's been getting must be not barish. this has been the story of the games have. i mean there have been many high lives so far, but none approaching bit. this has been the big story.

a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington and mark kim in tis a retired military general, and former assistant secretary for political military affairs under president george w bush. he says violence along the border is more likely to be caused by a train miscalculation than by an intentional. intentional invention sending those troops into poland. ready during the romania of fundamentally, to show our willingness to support our nato allies. the president has already said that we're not going to be putting troops into ukraine. but at the same time, those who border ukraine have reason to be worried. and this is simply a statement to vladimir putin that if he wants to go. ready into romania wants to go into poland. he's going to be doing that over the bodies of american soldiers. i wouldn't be announcing when i was going to attack where i was going to attack what washington is saying is that there's legitimate reasons to be concerned. and you need to take the proper defensive responses, but i find that the silence of the rushi

a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington and the u. s. secretary of state is wanting russia is ramping up the military movements and for launch an attack. at any moment, we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving around ukraine borders. as i said yesterday, were in the window when a russian invasion could start at any time if president putin so decides that includes, in the coming days, we don't know whether present brewton has made that decision. but we do know that he is put in place the capacity to act on very short notice when it's going to our correspondent natasha butler. she is joining us live from kiev, and those very strong warnings being followed by americans pulling out staff from ukraine. natasha the reports of any other countries following suit. yes sir, the u. s. embassy, pulling out its diplomatic star from here for the ukrainian or capital, or as the u. s. c. the situation here as ever more critical were also, i hearing reports that the russian embassy may be

at particular notes in the supply chain that we can like replace these dirty conflict notes, whits colleen notes and it's just not as simple as that. so of a bassy so you can ask you were saying that we don't want a boy caught these things. what should we do? where from, from your pre a position? do you see pressure should be applied to change what's happening? yeah, i think it's very important to understand how life is for these miners before they got into mine, or most of them were. some of them were living in conditions that were so poor that the only way to survive was to go in them. and so like this conditions in which they are, are horrible. it's really a nightmare. but they had much worse before. so saying that you towards these minerals or you don't pick from there, that's won't help at all. so the 1st thing is, at what price are you trying to get on with companies like a pause this line. so they, they have the ability to take at least minerals, these very precious mineral coming from a tennis channel at a fair price. and theo make profits because it is a transmission. they represe

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my name is colleen bright. welcome to your world news. we're going to start in canada and where the capital is still in the grip of mass. cobit vaccine mandate protests to providence, as though appear to have relented announcing an end to their proof of vaccination policies. but also what police are instead clamping down, making forceful arrest of anyone they find supplying fuel to the protesting truck as or what are you doing? what are you doing to lie day? oh, that's a so i've got it all on video i i, i believe yes you did. i thought you were running in the canadian prime ministers accused the vaccine mandate protested of trying to derail the country's economy. and democracy going so far recently as to label them as a small group shouting and waving swastikas. this is a story of a country that got through this pandemic, by being united and a few people shouting and waving. swastikas does not define who canadian to the government of canada. and to mister trudeau. your plan for this pandemic has been dismal. you need to come back and talk

my name is colleen bray is just a 9 am here in the russian capital. it's 2 pm in beijing, which is where we're starting this out with a big story we're across russia says it's waiting for an official statement from the international olympic committee regarding reports for the case of doping. it's figure skating team, but in its daily morning briefing on thursday, the ifc cold, those reports pure speculation. instead it wouldn't be commenting on them. okay, let's see where we are now. let's go live to beijing. ortiz alexi or a chef ski is covering the games for us either. can you just take us through what is known at this stage? we do know it's a states that every one here in beijing, ourselves included, and pretty much everyone in the press are waiting for the official statement from the eye. you'll see regarding what some media have already described as doping allegations against the russian. i figure skating team in question. there is, but to particular fig estates, a 15 year old, can he live olivo who absolutely demolished her? opponents on the icy

a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington. now yes, president joe biden has signed an executive order to unfreeze $7000000000.00 enough gun funds. now the money was deposited by the african central bank in new york and was frozen prior to the taliban. take it for august, half of the funds will go towards humanitarian efforts in afghanistan to the half to relatives of victims of $911.00. and the tax by armed groups were kristin salumi as in new york and explains why the relatives of the victims are being allocated. some of us got some money. they have already won. lawsuits that were filed years ago here in new york against the taliban and al qaeda against the taliban for its role in those attacks. and so they are suing to get access to that money as a result of those judgments. at the same time, the biden administration is dealing with increasing calls to do something about the dire humanitarian situation in afghanistan from the united nations. and domestically here as well, people are concerned about what's happening there be

my name is colleen bry. welcome to the program. first, then unnamed officials undisclosed sources and no evidence. a russian diplomats rounded on reports that moscow has a master 70 percent of the military power needed to embed ukraine as us propaganda . as the daily stack of stories about an alleged invasion, piled up nater was ratcheting up power close to russia's border. a plane carrying us troops and equipment was seen landing in poland on sunday, near to the border with ukraine. ortiz, daniel hawk in next, looks at how the media and western politicians just can't shake the russia invade ukraine mantra. even for those who don't watch the news, reports of a coming russian invasion of ukraine would be hard to miss. we believe that there is a very interesting possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine . it could take a number of different forms. it could happen as soon as tomorrow or it could take some weeks yet. we do have information that it is that the russians are likely to want to fabricate a pretext for

a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington. news of that change on call between presidents binding and potent kansas russian troops carry out military exercises in ballard. worse stat rassen has more from the barrows re crane fordham. this is the am a, ty, way running from the city of whole mile in the south, east of values all the way to key f, ukrainian capital, which is around 200 kilometers away. and this is seen as the fastest route in case russia would invade into ukraine, going to the capital p f. meanwhile, russian and bellow roshan a military drills are ongoing in this area in several places. there are several air fields and also other training ground that are currently being used for air defense exercises. all kinds of infantry exercises are happening right now. also near go, milder is an air field being used for air defense by russian troops. right now, there is around 30000 troops according to nato present here, although nobody can confirm this number on the way in here we saw some military con, voice armored perso

my name is colleen bray. welcome to world news from archie international 1st and to canada, where the better the capital city there is declared a state of emergency. citing a serious threat to the safety of residence. because truck drivers have been protesting in ottawa for 10 consecutive day, all over vaccine mandates, around 5000 people with a 1000 vehicles flooded downtown or where on sunday protest this was st. dancing and singing in the straits. although no trouble was reported. the demonstrate to say the movement is entirely peaceful. they accuse the of smearing them with allegations of extreme right across this forces correspondent danny armstrong. either even if they do support them, the people have also would have had a city in paralysis for the best part of a fortnight. what's the lay of the land right now as things stand? well, as far as choose development in this story or to a man, jim watson has declared a state of emergency. of course he comes after the government have done their best to smear t

my name is colleen bryan. this is the world news that were across for you this, our unnamed officials, undisclosed source is no evidence. a russian diplomat has rounded on report, undisclosed source is no evidence. a russian diplomat has rounded on reports that moscow's master, 70 percent of the military power needed to invade ukraine as us propaganda. another master piece of us propaganda wore unnamed officials undisclosed sources, no evidence, and as b. o. so if you openly question such fakes, you won't get answers and will be labeled a russian apologist of the day stack of stories about an alleged invasion pile up nater was ratcheting up. how close was it for a play and carrying us troops and equipment was seen landing in poland on sundays, near the border with ukraine. daniel hawkins looks at how the media western politicians just comp shake, the russia invade ukraine mantra. even for those who don't watch the news, reports of a coming russian invasion of ukraine would be hard to miss. we believe that ther

my name is colleen bray, and these are the big stories were across for you this hour on archie international 1st to canada. them where police have tried to break up a protest in the capitol, making sporadic arrests of truck drivers and others demonstrating against coping vaccine mandates further im raging. that protest is in the process. we saw 4 well, 4 boxes are glowed all the, all the blue. we saw 6 buses. why not get ready? there's over a 100 was bullies. mars prisoner transport wagons. there's 6 buses getting ready to load guys up, build up symbolizes unlawful operations. unlawful orders. because this is not an emergency, i agree, no, not at least with do more levels of parliament. they cannot act on that. they are acting unlawfully an air acting under my lawful order, protested resisting arrest. were falsely taken away by officers several pin to the ground before being cuffed, one was protest leader, chris barb, who was also searched before being put inside a police vehicle. the inter mall to a police chief earlier insisted the protest as were not peaceful and that a crack then was imm

. >> colleen made chili.had hot chocolate. >> ain't line was forming outside the catholic charities warming center. well there are not beds here, there are heaters outside and transportation available to take individuals to the city shelter. >> we are going to have patio heaters, warm clothing giveaways. we will have food, drinks, all of those things to help them get through the next few nights. >> some said it is about time. >> it should have been opened three days ago. we started getting called three days ago. >> as for those who are warm tonight, they are grateful. >> whenever it is too cold, i pray for my heart. i thought of my relatives and about changing my path and then this opportunity came up. >> the indoor warming s will be open the next two nights. the warming center at catholic charities will be open for the next three. reggie: as our temperatures fell, so it did snow at higher elevations in the bay area. in the south bay, mount hamilton got a good dusting of snow. part of the east bay got hell, i

no, none of that just last night, colleen with yes, look ready, move. well, it's always been select because if my one year, i don't watch that. well, usa would rule our switcher yet to where can dies goodman failure. now would, sir. i says the might substitute almost the crew chin. if that over down is on the order on which out said bills, we cheated with going some small with them of suicide. 50 that if you bring you, might you more? a yes. so now again, you just are not doing with the air. always just can know what some would think you might need to train your bullish even their joke away. just me get senior living georgia. what do you lose? you got to have all 3 doors doing, michael, but you might be a strange belief, julie, may i need to put in that order? or had i in the way home with those? no, we could ciocca. yes, definitely. yeah. i mean you got any small groups, debuse i then you rusted it almost there. a good day. i would imagine it's probably would still sheila would sushi louis. busy i got her than you said last name means that bring you mi

that justice nathan colleen. yes, yes. yes. them with wedding, but if you'd so then select the cookies. now one year i don't watch that. well, usa would do a switcher viet aware of dies within failure. now, would you say, sir, i says there might soaps, there was a clue change if that over down this knowledge of which had said be, as we cheated on psalms, more with them, which i think you could if you, when you might, you're more of a preview of the day, a beautiful book that yes so now again, you just are not doing with the stair york always just look can i what some would thing my thing, shane, you bullish even there. your call is just me get senior living georgia. what do you lose? you got to have will drink doors normally closer, but you might could explain your belief. you limit i nice for them at all. it does or had i in the way at home with those? no. shalaka. i've just suddenly yeah. i need other than the small groups because i then you roasted with almost there. a good day. i would it there isn't it sir? broke was

this is patty colleen al jazeera washington. patasha butler has more from kiev usa diplomat sir, leaving ukraine. washington has ordered them to go. we've also heard off to say conflicting reports about whether or not russian diplomats are being evacuated. there been some report saying they all they've been others saying that's not true. i mean, well, though other countries are advising their citizens to leave ukraine, if they can, among them, australia, canada, some european nations, israel, a japan. now russia says that he has no intention of invading ukraine. it says lattice, just propaganda coming up from washington. but western powers, though the white are so suddenly knows how they all seeing the situation. they are calling it a critical situation. a pivotal situation, they all are saying that perhaps russia could attack ukraine in the coming days. oh, when whoa. the diplomacy does continue. even though i have to say that hopes of some poor move a diplomatic solution do seem to be a fading. in other news, truck drivers in canada are ignoring a judge's order to start blocking the la

a call that may provide a clear picture of the likely path forward. patty colleen al jazeera washington protest is continuing to block a bridge, connecting canada to the us. despite an order from john jean ontario to lays the injunction gives police a power to end the demonstrations which are again covered 19 vaccine mandates with and off on the ambassador bridge has disrupted operations for several us automakers . and my is mocking the 75th anniversary of union day with a grand parade in the military rule. busy is have also announced an amnesty for hundreds of prison. us president joe biden has signed an executive order to sleep and a lot, $7000000000.00 in afghan funds held in the us line and said, half of the funds will go towards humanitarian. if it's in afghanistan, the other half will go to relatives of victims of 911 and other attacks by group mexican president andre manuel lopez abra door has promised. there will be no impunity for anyone who kills journalists. it follows the murder of a reporter in the southern stage of what haka on thursday, herbert lopez who ran a news websit

. >> reporter: colleen is a friend. they met at a park. she shared her story and told her she would need a place to live because the friend she's staying with is expecting family from ukraine. being from poland, polia was sympathetic and went to social media to ask for help and created a gofundme page. >> i did catch quite a bit of messages offering help and stuff. so it's been really -- i'm actually very surprised. >> reporter: some relief in the middle of a war. >>> international humanitarian nonprofits have mobilized to help ukrainians. if you're looking to help, go to nbcbayarea.com, click on the link in the trending bar. >>> the situation in eastern europe is developing by the hour. hospitals in ukraine are running low on supplies, including oxygen. the world health organization says trucks are unable to transport oxygen supplies from plants to hospitals across ukraine. the w.h.o. is calling for a safe transit corridor to help get that oxygen to hospitals. meanwhile, private companies are taking steps to further isolate russia's econo

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colleen fitzpatrick.ed forensic genealogy. >> an informal sense, it's been referred as csi meets roots. >> maybe you have taken a home dna test. a lot of people have. you can sometimes track down distant relatives by uploading your dna profile to public genealogy websites. dr. fitzpatrick searches all that dna data, to find, not necessarily matches, but telling similarities. >> it's really the first big development in human identification, i think, in years, in 20 years. >> her method can link an unknown dna profile to possible relatives and, therefore, possible, last names. detective wade was skeptical, at first. >> it kind of sounded like smoke and mirrors, to me. but i thought, well, i'm going to give it a shot. i mean, i want to solve this case. >> yeah. >> she sent dr. fitzpatrick the two dna profiles from michella and jenni's crime scenes. >> and she did her magic. she entered into her genealogy databases. >> there were no exact matches, but there were some possible family names. >> i certainly dug

that would applaud them to colleen and get all that we have seen. also, escandone resides in belarus and east con, the massage, our dual capable miss odds. that also carry a nuclear warheads. that's part of the pat on receipt. and the reason why we are a concerned on why we have been concerned for over long periods of time, because this is a development, a pattern that has taken place over several years. one of the most important agreements ne dollars has reached a unmade with russia was the ins treaty banning all intermediate range or weapons in on, globally with holes in the, in europe, on the, on the russia deployed new nissans while letting that the treaty. and of course, that has undermined execute the walls so, so we are taking the necessary or decisions and steps to be able to protect all ourselves in the more dangerous and unpredictable security environment, including caused by, by a russian nuclear investments under modernizing new capabilities. dr. velan signed later that thank you. and the secretary general, could you tell us what has to