australia, japan, new zealand, and south korea in the, in the pacific and said to be done against dalton berg said in april that he, there is a possibility of cooperation with india as well, from the interview civic is all of these building up in a way to address the china challenge. yeah, i think partners, especially in the, in the pacific region are becoming much more important for nate who and then with the us as well. i mean us basically getting a charm, a sense of that and then, and after the traumatic years of trump and is reaching out to all kinds of allies, including in the, in the pacific. and so, and so partners and allies are becoming as more important. and we already see a number of nature, members, you know, the united kingdom fronds and now germany that are, are moving a bit, are doing more in the end of the row. they're sending across areas free, get in touch right into the region. and every time, you know, one of the ships goes into the region and partners, of course, along the way with a bunch of, well, i live in partners. so it did kind of goes to pores and different differe

conduct our missions and operations, and then we have to reduce emissions from mentor operations. dalton berg would like to see made a military contribute more to the goal of carbon neutrality by the year 2050. but there won't be any binding commitments. some governments are less than enthusiastic about climate action becoming a nato issue. but still simberg is undeterred. even if i'm not very concerned about global warming is, should be concerned about the need to have modern military equipment. and i'm absolutely certain that in the future, more than mentor equipment will be environmentally friendly. one immediate task will be to help countries figure out how much their defense sector's actually emit . because today, few countries measure those that do are allowed to keep the figure secret. when you look at the tables here, you know it's none reported in on report to the european union lawmaker mall in york helped lead an effort to expose military emissions of some european countries . even though climate agreements do not require governments to account for them. if he's an, except of all t

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even so head of the alliance in dalton berg insist the risk of leaving, outweigh the benefits of stay on campus. they also mean that they have to take some risk list for more. i think the risk of being forced to increase the number of foods there are there is over, remain in the open under the mission and at some stage, possibly to africa and to take full responsibility for peace and stability in their own country to plan withdraw have been met with widespread approval in nato countries. were almost 2 decades of war. have cost the alliance trillions of dollars. and more than 3500 lives, most of them american more than were lost on 911. the 2001 terrorist attack that ignited the war, but enough, kenneth, dan, few believe the government will be able to stand up to protect its people, let alone offer a brighter future. the people who can afford to live a day or shift cannot deliver, conveys to here. i'm wait. many here are now hedging their hopes on a peace deal with the research and taliban. but experts war and that's already hanging by a thread. as the departure of us troops is all but