because it enabled cuba.to say to the uh, the socialist camp led by the soviet union that they are capable of defending, uh, the conquest of socialism until 1986, the us government denied any involvement in the cachinos bay operation. the americans. eh, we set ourselves the task of not sticking ourselves out in any case. but, however, the whole world was. it's clear. so the ships they arrived there, whose planes covered them. uh, interference in the internal affairs of cuba and the americans. ultimately, they were forced to create a separate fund and pay compensation to cuba in the amount of 50 there 3 million dollars. that was the moral victory of the cubans. and it also means, uh, it was the victory of the soviet union in cuba at that moment there were only six tanks, six soviet tanks. and a small number of military aircraft which i will remind you after the bombing. american b26 on april 17, the landing began, which was attended by seven armed vessels and seven tank-carrying vessels. that is, it was planne

(jazzy music) - cuba feels a lot younger. i'm like, "oh, i'm older." cuba looks younger. i mean, it's just livelier. there's some more energy. it's obvious that things have changed, the mood swifted and shifted. - [narrator] today, tria's taking portraits of dancers, rehearsing to broadway music at a dance academy that used to be a prison. (shutter click) (tria speaking in foreign language) - that's nice. yeah. beautiful. (shutter click) (energetic music) - [narrator] photography is embedded deep inside cuba's dna, going back into history. (man speaking in foreign language) photographers came from all over the world to chronicle the revolution and its aftermath. - okay, re, you can have it. come on. - [narrator] among them, acclaimed new york photographer, elliott erwitt. - this is fidel and me. for at it's worth. looks like i was looking at a cigar. maybe it was a lull in the conversation. - [narrator] in the early 1960s, elliot was shooting for magnum photos in what was then the soviet union. when he was given a rare chance to visit cuba. - and that was a unique opportu

to have a second cuba.his was, as it were, the main goal , which means that an attack on the dominican republic a year after the invasion of the bay of pigs flares up the caribbean crisis, which is also called the cuban missile crisis. the cuban missile crisis brought us to the brink of disaster. eh, basically the whole world, because that the americans have once again declared that they are ready to use nuclear weapons. by the way, this was the thirty-third warning to the world , that is, the americans warned the world 33 times that they were ready to use nuclear weapons, and therefore, when today the world community begins to be critical of putin's words that you are defending our national interests. we won't stop at using, uh, nuclear weapons. uh, i must say that we did it for the first time. in short, the americans. did it many times dozens of times, including, er, how to say, moving these nuclear weapons closer and closer to the borders of our country. i really want to visit khitrovka khitrovka is not

to have a second cuba.his was , as it were, the main goal, which means that an attack on the dominican republic, a year after the invasion of the gulf , the cuban missile crisis, which is also called the cuban missile crisis, flares up with blame. the caribbean crisis has put on the brink of disaster, in principle, the whole world, because the americans are regular.

policy toward cuba as officials met wednesday to discuss migration from cuba.s after the u.s. embassy in havana started to process immigrant visas in january for the first time since 2017. it also comes as the biden administration faces increasing calls to lift its designation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism and also the related embargo that severely limited trade and more with cuba for decades. from or we are joined by liz oliva fernÁndez. looking at a new documentary of the politica interest driving cuba policy under president biden. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. if you can talk about the significance of these negotiations that are not getting very much attention between cuba and washington that are happening this week here. >> first, thank you, amy, for having me on the program. of course right now the united states is open to talk with cuba about immigration because you need to know this is not only sanctions you are putting against a country, this is economic warfare the united states is playing with cuba. so right now

uh, is there everything for this in cuba? popularity is high.w, the direction of the court was visited by tourists from our country both in soviet times and in post-soviet in russian e, another thing is that e is up to here. uh famous event was a regular aeroflot flight and uh tourists get here by charter. well, in particular, as the company nord-vintah carries several times a week, but cuba e russians. uh, how's the tourist destination? i think i know very well its popularity is high and, uh, it will most likely increase in terms of availability, but this check-in, i haven't had a chance to see it yet. uh , my feeling is also old and according to the comments of colleagues, here uh, it is provided absolutely complete comfort for relaxation. as for the natural riches and beauty of cuba, they are well known and er and do not change. so welcome russian tourists. yes, thank you viktor viktorovich. i thank you for your comments for your time. let me remind you that the russian ambassador was in direct contact with us . what is our feature of cheerfu

cuba is so meticulous in choosing friends and reliable partners for moscow.havana is one of the strategic partners in the region, although russia itself over the past 2 years has faced the unprecedented pressure of cubans over 60 years of great experience. uh, confrontation, including in the legislative sphere, but beyond that, we also discussed. it is important. this is at a new moment, the consolidation of the world parliamentary community against the modern forms of non-colonism on how to jointly oppose the western policy of sanctioning double standards . which uh were uh, laid down at the hardest time for cuba and the soviet union then they were supported by those who believed in the purity of these relations , disinterestedness, understanding the responsibility to their people, the citizens of the countries, and it must be said that in many respects today's dynamics is provided by our presidents. it is extremely important that the parliaments, for their part, do everything possible not only to provide legislative support for the adopted decisions, but al

remaining our important partner in the caribbean, cuba can count on full reciprocity . duma deputies invited cuban colleagues to the inter-parliamentary conference russia of latin america, which will be held in moscow at the end of september. channel one cuba, they fearlessly risk their lives every day, go to fight fire their professional holiday celebrate russian firefighters today, the service has over 400,000 specialists across the country, over the past years alone , more than 350,000 combustions have been eliminated and tens of thousands of lives saved, in it the fire department of employees and the service veterans were congratulated by the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov noted the professionalism of our firefighters and faithful service from life. the fire brigade never stopped its work even in the most difficult for our country, times are always at the forefront in the defense of important strategic facilities and settlements courage and courage readiness in any conditions to come to the rescue at the first call, the distinctive q

a warm welcome, she a warm welcome from the sharp freedom in cuba ended.first meeting of the commission on cooperation of the parliament in the two countries, the effectiveness of this format was recognized by all the participants at the meeting discussed the measures necessary for the development of strategic relations between moscow and havana in various fields, including tourism, despite the absence of direct flights. there are enough vacationers from russia in cuba in havana, and in the future there will only be more this summer , hotels and restaurants will start accepting world cards, report by aleksey kruchinina to the island. freedom is our parliamentary delegation. it took almost a day, but in the form of hospitality with which guests from russia are always received here, you understand cuba is still nearby the president of the republic, miguel, where the skannel bermudys, spoke with the speaker of the state duma for an hour and a half at the beginning of the meeting. viacheslav volodin conveyed warm greetings from vladimir putin to bermudus let m

ok so, so now we're just out of is just me grandma like drama from cuba, a, when aliya e m. we, nobody nadia? like most a little but your legal what i'm me but i won't of i didn't hear. ah, dick, when i was he telling me it'd be, i mean, i will see i can't even get a post bianchi sang ban. so in my video, what i would assume we landed on were you my processor? i had set etha, question concerns, which is a boy, it's a domestic allow we did on president. what was the keyboard is you thought treatments one made it off to his visit. i showed you in the bilateral relations, what have been the success of just said, well, there's been a lot of progress on the goals that were discussed and agreed during the visit. russia, 1st of all, hopeless as regards i have relations and fuel supply for the worst and food supplies to cuba. my child, which i saw vance's soda dollar. and that went on a semester named converse dealer. e. are there? ali mentos shows that of with the what is it of she she started with wording of over there's please. activities are currently being finalized in your lit

so let an american journey here in cuba, he has had some traditional activities. as for example, he alight everything at jose, marty monuments. then he had a and i'm meeting whiskies, cuban of counterparts. bruno role that he gets better. yeah. and we actually had a good opportunity to stand in the very same room where they were speaking and here's the beginning off of their speech. so they a cuban minister, a bruno to that he gets out. but he ya are applauded at the russian efforts to stop the expansion at alpha. they, anita, and also he urged her to try to find that pisa in ukraine as soon as possible. meanwhile sergey love froth condemned to once again, and that the sanctions sent that to united states imposed against cuba. all soon after these meetings, he had sergey love row for a matter of their cuban and president miguel diaz, a canal. and afterwards he all thought to at press conference, it's been quite a journey for countryside in for and day. so sergey love, roll cress, visited cuba, nicaragua, venezuela and in brasil ends. and these actually generated a

not just a few hours, but sometimes several cuba has been living under us sanctions for decades, but been exacerbated by the pandemic. this caused an increase in prices, interruptions in fuels and some head cuban goods. mida greeted sergey lavrov in a friendly manner and offered him a cup of coffee. before negotiations, ministers, with each other on you. dear sergey, i want to thank you for your support in the fight against coronavirus. we oppose unilateral sanctions against russia we condemn the expansion of nato to russia's borders, which is the main cause of the conflict in europe, we will continue to insist on a diplomatic solution to the conflict cuban authorities have declared the responsibility for the crisis in ukraine lies entirely with the us russia is grateful for this direct assessment. you mentioned the long decades during which the west united states i mean declared and declared and continue to maintain, uh , an illegal illegal trade economic blockade against cuba. in the last decade, long before the current events, we were also, uh, the object of sanctions by the unite

love rob's visit to cuba? and what does it tell us about the current state of relations and how they're likely to develop in the future? hi, how you doing? thanks for having me on the show. and it is very important that your lab rob, is in latin america, naturally symbolically speaking, says a lot about how the geo politics of latin american are playing right now. there are many countries are actually part of this called ne weight, which would naturally align more with popular sovereign and time period. this countries such as russia. so right now with brazil tunic and i want to go to venezuela, actually says to these countries, there is another option, right? you don't have to live under this many of the u. s. right? we are trying to do business with other countries in alternative currencies, which would eliminate the u. s. as only hedge mom, right? it still be a very powerful country, but it would give way for a bipolar or more bullet world in case this continue. so it is actually seeing a lot of optimism in

cuba the pearl of the havana capitol. it really looks like the one you have in washington, but the cubans themselves are in such a comparison. the united states is very offended by decades of pressure on the republic with sanctions, which is why cuba is so meticulous in choosing friends and reliable partners for moscow. havana is one of the strategic partners in the region, although russia itself over the past 2 years has faced unprecedented pressure from cubans over 60 years of great experience. uh, confrontation, including in the legislative sphere, but beyond that, we also discussed. it is important. this is a new moment. the consolidation of the world parliamentary community against the modern forms of a kind of leonism on how to jointly resist the western policy of sanctioning double standards was also discussed at the bilateral meeting of vyacheslav volodin with the chairman of the national assembly of people's power and steban lasa the most difficult time for cuba and the soviet union then supported by those who be

viacheslav volodin, during his official visit to cuba , also met with the head of the republic, miguelamin gavan. diaz or bermuda. we conveyed to him greetings and best wishes from vladimir putin today , russian firefighters throughout the country celebrate their professional holiday. this is over 400 thousand specialists, 1,500 garrisons, 22,000 units, more than 60,000 units of equipment daily, risking their lives. they selflessly fulfill their duty, literally go into the fire in the name of saving the other 350,000 fires eliminated by their efforts in the past year alone. we are waiting for the fire brigade congratulated colleagues, the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov the fire brigade never stopped its work even in the most difficult for our country, times are always at the forefront in the defense of important strategic facilities and settlements courage and courage readiness in any conditions to come to the rescue at the first call, the distinctive qualities of our firefighters only in 2022 , 29,000 people were saved by the fire front fighters, dear fr

take small cuba, so decades under sanctions and blockade. why? because cuba was an example of what revolutionary change could do. and throughout latin america was look to. so it was important for them to start down q, but in every way to make it to make and even to travel to cuba, let alone any sort of exchange with cuba, all but impossible from the us. because for them to but was a bad example. the same thing, tiny, nicaragua is considered a national security threat. can you imagine? i mean, it defies reality yet. it was a threat because they weren't ation. the dollar no longer exists as supreme power for country that is refusing to accept reality. our viewers that they know is the only country on record when they share purpose of destroying or humiliating and you have people and very powerful end of their system. that's dangerous. putting in the united states, what's happening in france today is rory in port of nato's war on in ukraine. it's really a struggle against what the war has in powerful much larger volume of trade with sanctions. they

could enter a new format, cooperation the russian delegation turned out to be representative to cuba.of the relevant ministries flew in. many of the most acute shortages of fuel and food for havana have accumulated. russia has promised to help with supplies and has already donated 25,000 tons of wheat to the republic. another acute security problem is terrorism. extremist. drugs. all the things that are worrying me right now. kubu was great today too. uh, dialogue and presentation of a whole package of laws that cuba develop in the field of protection of the sovereignty of security. e. it is also interesting for us to know and hear about this historical. yes , they are in the center of the capital occupied by the apparatus of the cuban parliament. this is where it went. the first meeting of the commission on cooperation between the state duma and the national assembly of people's power of cuba. pearl harbor capitol. it really looks like the one you have in washington, but the cubans themselves are in such a comparison. the united states is not offended by decades of pressure on the re

of laws that er, cuba is developing in the field of security sovereignty protection.. it is also interesting for us to hear about this grandiose historical in its scope. yes, not in the center of the capital is the cuban apparatus. the first meeting of the commission on cooperation between the state duma and the national assembly of people's power of cuba was held. the gem of the havana capitol. it really looks like the one in washington, but the cubans themselves are very offended by such a comparison . the united states has been putting pressure on the republic with sanctions for decades, cuba is so meticulously choosing friends and reliable partners for moscow havana is one of the strategic partners in the region, although russia itself has faced unprecedented pressure from the cubans over the past 2 years. over 60 years of great experience. uh, confrontation, including in the legislative sphere, but beyond that, we also discussed. it is important. this is at a new moment e the consolidation of the world parliamentary community against the modern forms of a kind of

group opposed to kennedy's policy in cuba. the point is the c, i a had targeted this group, the fair play for cuba committee for harassment disruption and destruction for co intel pro treatment. no. and that was going on in the fall of 1963. so the, the records that i've identified, there's 44 records of a cia officer stationed in miami, in 1963 whose agents were in contact with oswald. all of that is well documented. and this is what the agency doesn't want to surrender. there's 44 of these documents, they've been denied in full, right? so we don't even have like, you know, one on redacted portions. these documents are completely with l. that's an indication of just how sensitive they are. documents that are 60 years old, right? and they all come down to the same question. they all bear on the same question, the operational interest of certain ca, officers in oswald while kennedy is still alive, that just when you describe it that way, you understand how embarrassing this material is for the ca and why they're refusing to rel

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first, cuba is reeling from an economic crisis which is left many cubans feeling they have no choice but to look for better opportunities elsewhere. theresa bo is in havana. ah, it's not easy watching your children leave says might, as helena was mine. she's a mother of 2 whose children are among the millions of cubans now living in the united states. as a state of economic, i'm desperate to go to them. the situation here is getting worse every day. i'm alone in the country and there are no medicine or a long lines to get food. i need to be with my children. this is not what i expected. i gave my life for this country, but not anymore. remember i might as father fought in fidel castro's revolution now . she's waiting for her children to apply for a u. s. government ruin if occasion program that allows residents to bring their family members from cuba to america. my dear, you got them in court of sun has also left. she too is alone and waiting for the same visa, mercury. there's so much stress. i level my own. the situation is sad. the hospitals are horrible. there is no medicine that

still head on out as in the financial crisis, is leaving cuba, elderly alone and struggling. and while the main airport and argentine is capital is filling up with homeless people ah, the hi there. thanks for joining in. there's been more hail, storms ripping across pockets. don's capital territory in is along bob. but looks like things dry off on saturday with a how 30 degrees could system what, whether the potential for more thunderstorms in baluchistan province off to india. we go outbreaks of sundry rain anywhere i would say from mother pradesh rate into careless state on saturday. but more concentrated rain. no, for sure. long colombo, coming in at 31 degrees. next step, we're going to se, asia, we're seeing that rain fill in across column and tens central and western areas where it's of rain, southern sumatra, and central. jeff, a province on saturday, also seen some storms wrapped in bangkok, so that's now pushed down. temperature is here to 32 degrees, but where there is no rain around. look at the temperature and hope she meant 37 degrees, some showers in storms movi

because we're them. cuba was a bad example. the same thing, tiny, nicaragua is considered a national security threat. can you imagine? i mean, it defies reality yet. it was a threat because they were attempting to make real change for the population. they declared free education and health care. and then there are many other examples we tra, listed in your and told you, but it's one thing to attempt to do that one, you know, that, you know, the entire world will keep financing your dad. but it's no longer the case. and as we know from the recent collapses of the, of some american bank, you know, the american financial system is really cheering at the themes. and there are many countries that are diverse and quiet and divesting quietly from the american trade and financial system. and yet the vitamin administration just recently submitted to congress a record, brady, braking budget. i mean the record breaking for military expenditures. how do you understand that logic? because i think it defies common sense because the governmen

that he said, well, i'll just cedar havana, cuba. that's it for me. for now you can find more information on our website, al jazeera dot com. the weather is up next with jeff harrington. then inside story, we'll take a closer look at hasty gay sions to end the war in yemen. do stay with us if we can ah. is watched in front of genesis when you get a cold wind blowing out of the interior of asia. so let's say mongolia often brings dust and sand with it coming up against was a fairly constant flow of moisture from the western pacific. the 2 come together like this doesn't look like much at the moment, but follow your eyes, or take your eyes back down towards southern china with a significant line. all right, the to do to come together produce a proper front. now ideally it should be much colder behind it, but it's not. it takes the rain through japan, you just get clear skies. a drop in temperature for one to place is sold at 15, but beijing's at $21.00. the rain is dispersed in southern china, damaged a, maybe in hong kong and tie, run rain proper. then

well i'll just cedar havana, cuba ah .

diascanel, the president of cuba, and with mr. castro.e. some years. uh, was in power in cuba but in the twenty-first year he resigned from all government posts. uh resigned as first secretary of the communist party of cuba. but at the same time, he said that he remained a fighter of the revolution, a fighter, despite venerable age he is 91 years old, and remains and , uh, diaskanel leads the country. and i must say that on the eve of the visit. lavrov called , uh, relations between moscow and havana, as a strategic partnership, but he himself clarified that this is too dry a wording, and relations are built on the level of such sympathy between peoples on human relations. and uh, this morning, when he was having talks with his colleague. uh, cuban foreign minister rodriguez, he called him a friend. and during the negotiations he said, you, they spoke exclusively on and you, since moscow’s positions near havana on a lot of issues, of course, they coincide , first of all, this is what you said, and the attitude of americans towards their c

take small cuba, so decades under sanctions and blockade. why? because cuba was an example of what revolutionary change could do. and throughout latin america was look to. so it was important for them to start down q, but in every way to make it to make and even to travel to cuba, let alone any sort of exchange with cuba, all but impossible from the us. because for them to but was a bad example. the same thing, tiny, nicaragua is considered a national security threat. can you imagine? i mean, it defies reality yet. it was a threat because they were attempting to make real change for the population. they declared free education and health care and there are many other examples we tra, listed in your ontology, but it's one thing to attempt to do that when you know that, you know, the entire world will keep financing your dad. but it's no longer the case, and as we know from the recent collapse of, of some american bank in the american financial system is really cheering at the themes. and there are many countries that are diverse and quiet and dive

and cuba. elderly struggled to make ends meet as the face, a crippling financial crisis. ah, so we begin in israel where one person has been killed and at least 5 others injured in a car ramming attack. and televi be alleged attacker was shot and killed by his really forces. the victims are said to be foreign tourists. this is the latest attack in a week that has seen escalating tensions in the region. auto bill. hamid reports from occupied east jerusalem is the kind of threat that israeli forces cannot prevent. lone wolf attacks that happen suddenly and randomly. this time under water front promenade in television. police are calling it a combined ramming and shooting attack. in the chase, the court overturned the alleged perpetrator got out, but was killed under spot, a few meters away. but he said the attacker was a 44 years old man, a palestinian israeli from central israel, with no criminal record. one italian tourists. a man said to be in his thirty's was killed and several other tourist wounded. i was earlier prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his defense minist

another unprecedented step to see in human al jazeera santiago in cuba, political and economic crisis worsened by the knock on effects of the coven. 19 pandemic has left many people feeling, they have no choice but to look elsewhere for better opportunities. throws away reports from havana. no. on the impacts this trend as having on the line. it's not easy watching your children leave says might. as helena was mine, she is a mother of 2 whose children are among the millions of cubans now living in the united states. yon as if they don't, they call me, i'm desperate to go to them. the situation here is getting worse every day. i'm alone in the country and there are no medicine or long lines to get food. i need to be with my children. this is not what i expected. i gave my life for this country, but not anymore. remember, my dad's father fought in fidel castro's revolution. now she's waiting for her children to apply for a u. s. government, even if occasion program that allows residents to bring their family members from cuba to america. my dear, you got them in court of son has also le

and there were hoped that cuba would open up. i mean that it's a fundamental mistake. it has to do with state money that's being invested in things that i believe are not priorities on the thinking. was that with obama things would improve that didn't happen. and then trump impose new sanctions and tourism did not increase. now they've constructed new buildings, but many people still have nowhere to live in door. and people in old of anna know that all to, well, they say their houses are the symbol of an economic system. many believed in that has now failed. that he said, well, i'll just see to havana, cuba, lebanon is dealing with its own economic crisis. rising inflation has made it difficult for muslims to celebrate ramadan, as usual by buying gifts for family members and eating special suites. when they break their fast bought, one city is trying to change that st. basra, the reports now from side up in southern lebanon, where free entertainment and discounted food is provided. for years, the gateway to lebanon south has met crossing a threshold to a place of confl

her pension is around $8.00 a month made, and my dear little carmen are proof of a new reality. cuba where young people go abroad in search of a better future, leaving their relatives behind. and he say that by 2030, the average cuban will be 60 years old ones are leaving the country in record numbers. you have government figures, show that over 250000 cubans and for the us illegally in a period of 13 months. this is almost 3 percent of us population here in heaven that people are also coming before embassy to try to find a legal pathway to other countries. the economic situation is a driving force writing inflation. a shortage of food medicine, prolonged power outages and a tweet embargo turn life into a daily struggle. many have lost hope that anything will change. the position blames the government as well as what is happening now is a crisis generated by the government salaries have lost 4 or 5 times their purchasing paula soaring inflation was caused by the government by a reorganization of the currency. and the government knows it did not work. and of course, they'll never say

including the possibility of using bank cards of the world in cuba and so on.the visit, of course. lavrov and in these territories is very important, the united states , of course, are generally accustomed to colossal monopolies everywhere. now, when the united states has a monopoly or, uh, huge dominance, they feel at ease, and after the great patriotic war of 45-49. the united states had nuclear weapons and allowed both to blackmail and dictate the terms of our country, then the soviet union got this nuclear weapon and the united states was already twitching and created a counterbalance to nato, and the warsaw pact bloc was also created, it’s also more difficult for them to completely change the concept now china and they are worried about the military strengthening of the whale. although, in fact , they even have it there, if we take the ratio of warheads on strategic launchers five times more. and then there is france, great britain , and so on. china has become uh, go to try. to restore parity at once is a great tragedy. economic sphere. let's see , in fac

reason i didn't take my husband's surname, and that is, the wedding was only in cuba so far.ing. i invite you. well, how did you receive? family? say, the cuban is very warm, they accepted me, and they were generally glad to see me, and we seem to be with his mother. oh, a little and fine. they welcomed me like family daughter literally. well, tell us, but still , uh, karla, as you see, in general, your future is still children, or will you expand it? e your hairdressers your future. i definitely went out here in russia because, well, i like everything here. everything suits. yes , most likely, i, uh, open my understanding. i, uh, i’ll do it to siberia, because here i am, well, i don’t know, i somehow like it. that's all there and yes, i'll be here. you see your future in russia well, yes, i am here, but after covid i began to travel very much on the page with my russian clients and traveled a lot of locals in russia and i'm going to write. probably the book of russia i love you, so yes. ah, for your plans for the future. tell us. yes, i would like to continue all the concert

and there were hoped that cuba would open up and then it's a fundamental mistake. it has to do with state money that's being invested in things that i believe are not priorities. the thinking was that with obama, things would improve, that didn't happen. and then trump impose new sanctions and tourism did not increase. now they've constructed new buildings, but many people still have nowhere to live in door. and people in old of anna know that all to, well, they say their houses are the symbol of an economic system. many believed in that has now failed. that he said, well, i'll just cedar havana, cuba ah, the what you all deserve me. so robert and a horrible idea of all top news stories, 5 people have been shot dead in the u. s.

that he said, well, i'll just cedar havana, cuba ah georgia of 0 me so robin's horrible. to have all top news stories. 5 people have been shot dead in the era state of kentucky. please say a 23 year old man opened fire inside the bank where he was an employee. several others were injured including a police officer. the gunman.

but if you think about cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, but these are countries that have many case has been essentially client states of the former soviet union and russia at points as well. venezuela cuba, under sanctions, in nicaragua, all of these countries in the difficult financial position and politically isolated . so in a sense, as the conversation between to sanction the isolated sets of countries talking to each other. russia on the one hand and countries in latin america on the other. i think, you know, there are some practical things that russia can offer. and he spoke about some of these in terms of investment. but above all, i think russia sees it as a public relations opportunity with more fertile ground than you would find elsewhere. and so would you say russia is not that isolated or, or as isolated as the us or you may want us to think well, i think, globally, russia is still very isolated in important ways. but to take the example of the visit from brazil, there is on the one hand, i think, very little sympathy in places like brazil or elsewhere in the global south, on mo