today gas is modern production with new technologies, 2. 1955 , an exhibition of treasures of the dresden gallery of about 500 paintings opened in moscow at the pushkin museum of fine arts the great masters of jor dona, rubens durer rembrandt titian , among them the sistine madonna of raphael, these canvases were saved twice during the war, the germans hid them in quarries under the city from the bombing of the british and american aviation, which turned dresden into a steppe in may 1945, soviet troops saved the masterpieces that were dying in the dungeons from dampness and mold, and soviet restorers saved the secondary. for several months, the exhibition in pushkin was visited by 1 million 200,000 people, the museum. he worked seven days a week from 7:30 am to 11:00 pm, and then the priceless canvas, moreover, three times more, exhibited in moscow, was returned to dresden free of charge, leaving the gallery, they hung a sign with gratitude to the ussr for saving the picture, but then we will remove it. on may 2, 2011, american special forces eliminated osama bin laden, the leader of the

them in quarries under the city from the bombing of british and american aircraft , which turned dresdennto a shrine in may 1945, soviet troops saved the masterpieces that were dying in the dungeons from dampness and mold, and saved the secondary soviet restorers. for several months , the pushkin exhibition was visited by 1 million 200,000 people, the museum. he worked seven days a week from 7:30 am to 11:00 pm, and then the priceless canvases, moreover, three times more, exhibited in moscow, were returned to dresden free of charge, leaving the gallery, they hung a sign with gratitude to the ussr for saving the picture, but then we will remove it. on may 2, 2011, american special forces eliminated osama bin laden, the leader of the terrorist organization al-qaeda 10 years earlier, with the help of hijacked airliners, he organized large-scale terrorist attacks in the united states, the number one terrorist lived in the pakistani city of abatabaze. in a well-fortified mansion, the operation was called the spear of neptune . it lasted 38 minutes, the americans flew in from afghanistan by he

the raid took place at the green vault in dresden in 2019.some of the collection has been recovered, as jenny hill reports from the city. reporter: in the dead of night, an audacious heist on dresden's treasure trove. masked robbers wielding axis struck at the heart of the city's royal jewel collection. it took time to smash the inforced glass of the display cabinet. but eventually, they got away with precious items worth millions and millions of pounds. a glittering hall, 18th-century jewelry,olished gemstones, even a diamond encrusted sword. this was a meticulously planned operation. the gang wrecked the site and prepared their entry point well in advance, using hydraulic cutting machinery to saw through the bars over a window. when they were ready, they set fire to an electrical circuit breaker box not far away that plunged this whole area into darkness, allowing two of the men to slip inside. today, five men, all in their 20's, were convicted of robbery. they are related, members of the notorious criminal family network. one of them is al

this will create 1000 jobs in dresden.re highly sophisticated jobs, do they have the expertise to fill these jobs? and similar to the inflation reduction act, you have government supporting industry, are you at risk of a race to the bottom and overpaying for what is going to be extremely costly? and you have this issue with china. the u.s. trying to block this technology from going into china, could that. other supply chain issues? they call it silicon saxony, it may sound funny, but a third of chips produced in europe are produced right here in saxony. francine: news that you can use, that we did not know. ollie crook in dresden. we will hear from infineon's chief executive at 10:40 london time. that deadline. u.s. president biden sets a high-stakes meeting as the deadline nears. we will bring you the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> chairman powell has been, and we need him to stay resolute on inflation. we are anticipating higher than the market would like, for longer than the market would like. >> they will still l

a police cortege with sirens follows the streets of dresden, as if specially attracting attention.a high-profile case in the cabin of one of the cars guilty of the robbery of the century end. these strong men are already in court. all of them , as investigators found out, were members of the large remo crime family in germany, opening their faces behind documents and under hoods. they seemed to be watching blankly. process, apparently, it was precisely this quality that came in handy during their daring foray into one of the richest treasures in europe, the museum’s green vault, the name of which was the crazy footage that we were shown in court. we saw how four criminals climb the wall like , but, through which they later enter the building and through it they leave after 8 minutes and again along the wall after 30 minutes, insanity. during this time, nothing happened. here are the very footage of november 2019 captured the oriental jewelry room of the figure museum in a dark stopper hides the shop window for a moment. and in the hands of the robbers, countless treasures are three

then the priceless canvases , moreover, three times more, exhibited in moscow , were returned to dresden charge, leaving the gallery , they hung a sign with gratitude to the ussr for saving the picture, but then i’ll take it off. on may 2 , 2011, us special forces killed osama bin laden, leader of the terrorist organization. al-qaeda 10 years earlier, with the help of hijacked airliners, he organized large-scale terrorist attacks in the united states , the number one terrorist lived in the pakistani city of abatabaze. the well-fortified mansion was called the spear of neptune. it lasted 38 minutes, the americans flew in from afghanistan by helicopter and blew up the wall surrounding the house, burst inside and killed five people, his son and the courier with his family, one of his twelve-year-old wife. daughter. only the courier shot back. the rest were unarmed osama's body was taken to an aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and stored at sea. the news of the death of a terrorist was greeted with jubilation in the united states, but many countries considered it a cold-blooded murder and

of ukrainians who came to dresden , are there still such appeals from russians in germany , you know be honest, i would not pay attention to such words at all. such and such nonsense, respectively, including on the german channel, if there was less attention to such people, respectively, it would be possible , there would be less conflicts like this, but as for this girl, well, of course , there are useful idiots here, you know, there are enough of them everywhere in any country, of course people who are absolutely not interested, let's say, what is going on , and that is, they are not interested in politics and everything else, therefore, of course, the influence of such people on such people is huge, but i would still not pay attention to them, because in the first place first of all, how is everything going on in the relations between germany and ukraine, you need to pay attention to actions and words - that 's the truth, words are words, but actually actions, actually actions of support for germany now in ukraine, yes , actually, this transition from such to what in the second on

i won't try to tie the line, but we are here in dresden.ave three fabrication semiconductor factories here already. they are breaking ground on the fourth. the biggest investment to date, $5 billion coming in, hoping to get another billion dollars. this is all about strategic autonomy. this is all about what europe needs in order to be able to thrive as an economy going forward which is why dresden is attracting the president of the eu commission, the chancellor of germany. europe already consumed 21% of the worlds chips. they only produced 10%. the research paper on this set in 2020, they made one trillion chips globally. by 2030, it will be 2 trillion. that is what they are trying to produce here and breaking ground on today. they won't get them off the assembly line until 2026. that shows you how much lag time is happening. these will go into electric vehicles and infrastructure. at the heart of the two main industrial stories in germany and in the world. manus: a hell of a lot could go wrong. in terms of the supply chain, which just rei

and it is very important for dresden, isn�*t it?t was very badly damaged during the war and the castle, otherwise known as the palace, has only relatively recently opened. yes, you can probably see all the visitors and tour buses moving around behind me here. people come to the city of dresden to marvel at its fantastic architecture. all these old buildings were rebuilt after the war and restored to theirformer glory. but inside so many of these buildings are such treasures of which germany is really proud. this was part of the royal collection amassed by a man named augustus the strong back in the 18th century. he was actually in a bit of competition with the french king at the time, trying to outdo one another in terms of what they had. he was particularly passionate about jewelry and stones and he amassed this fabulous collection of diamonds and other precious stones. and he was so proud of it that he actually designed the vault, the so—called green vault, in which it is displayed now, or until this theft. that is in the state mu

ended unexpectedly the dresden court sentenced him with lenient punishments.five defendants, but with a hand from 4 years four months to six years three months in prison, one more was acquitted. he had an alibi on the night of the crime. whether lessons will be learned after such a process of robbers is not yet clear. but museum workers throughout europe seem to have seriously thought about the safety of priceless masterpieces, which, as it turned out , still have their price on the black market for galins and ungureevs. victoria store. look for the message, duty unit. more legal news in the telegram channel vesti duty in addition, be sure to subscribe to the channel honest detective and today 18:30. do not miss our sensible issue alexey tselishchev was with you. see you. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. ukrainian militants fired at the settlements of new regions under fire the night before it turned out to be mariupol in the city they report that four long-range missiles were fired on its territory the consequences of this strike are

jenny hill, bbc news, dresden.flypast is taking place tonight to mark the 80th anniversary of the famous dambusters raid during world war ii. in 1943, 19 lancaster bombers took off from raf scampton in lincolnshire, on a secret mission to strike at the heart of germany's world war two operations. danny savage reports. over the next couple of hours, this lancaster bomber will once again be in the sky above lincolnshire. 80 years to the night since 19 of these planes took off on the most famous raf mission of world war two. to be flying at night at 60 feet, in mountainous terrain, to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it's genuinely the stuff of legends. i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film. 19505 special effects recreating the drama of the mission. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would

in november 2019, they broke into the green vault museum in dresden castle and walked out with millionsars of gems. they made off with 21 pieces, containing more than 4000 jewels, including a sword dating back to the 1780's. this approach, once belonged to a 19th century queen of saxony. this is a brooch of the white eagle order. >> it is seen as one of the most spectacular robberies of all time in germany. many people were left wondering how these young men could steal more than 4300 diamonds. the belonged to the same family from berlin. on the night of november 25, 2019, they entered the green vault museum after causing a power cut that left the neighborhood in darkness. footage shows two men inside the vaults they smash glass displays with an ax. days before, they had its own open the window gratings so they could get inside. among them were eight diamond laden brooch of the white eagle. all belonging to the 18th century collection of augustus the strong. trying to find the stolen jewelry, police searched canals in berlin and found nothing. after negotiations with suspects, much of t

five men were convicted of robbery this morning at a court here in dresden, they have been given jailthis trial actually confessed to the crime. they struck a deal with prosecutors saying they would tell them where they had stashed some of them where they had stashed some of the loot in return for a lighter sentence. that has meant the museum has actually had some of the jury returned, it will need a large degree of restoration. it came back dirty, damaged, in pieces but some of thosejewels dirty, damaged, in pieces but some of those jewels have never been returned. they are still missing. curators here for you this collection will probably never be whole again. —— creators here fear this collection will never be whole again. 80 years ago today, 19 lancaster bombers took off from raf scrampton in lincolnshire, on a secret mission to strike at the heart of germany�*s world war two operations. tonight, a special flypast will mark the anniversary of the famous dambusters raid of191t3. danny savage has that story. later this evening, weather permitting, this lancaster bomber will once aga

okay, now the museum in dresden from where the jewels was stolen was seen as being very successful. so how did they even get away with, with this kind of rubbery well, that's really a big criticism in this trial as well because it's the defense is saying that the defense said that the music was actually ethic, sure as it was supposed to be. so imagine a mission impossible, so i'm inside the world of this movie. you have almost like laser cousins, but there was one part of the museum about whether his lasers weren't that were broken as well. they just yeah, they just run that. and that's exactly also where i'm a window was located and this is the place where the bulb is managed to get into the museum. of course, they have been observing the museum for, for, for a time beforehand. but they also must have, have, you know, in find knowledge about the lack of security around that one window. so i'm, and the defense is obviously saying not to notice the responsibility of the museum who chose the house, is these important and valuable to fact some of the pieces of jewelry. it is their resp

our correspondentjenny hill, is in dresden and has more about the crime and the veredict.ll of them in their 20s, convicted of this really audacious heist, the details of which really shocked many people who were wondering how on earth the gang had managed to pull this off. let me give you some of those details. they prepared this meticulously in advance. this is the museum behind me, which is, well, once you see past the tour bus, is home to a treasure trove of 18th century jewellery and diamond—encrusted items. the men had recced the site several times and they prepared that entry point in advance, cutting through the bars of a window using hydraulic cutting machinery. somehow they went undetected. they then taped up those bars until such time as they were ready to pull off their heist. when they were ready, they set fire to an electrical circuit breaker box nearby, plunging these streets into darkness, allowing two men to slip inside, wearing masks, wielding axes. they smashed display cases and made off with the jewels. this is a crime which not only shocked the art wor

she began training at a dance academy in dresden and when she was 126 years later, doctors discovered a spinal abscess. bucks and emergency operation came too late. the abscess and partially severed her spinal cord resulting in what's called incomplete paraplegia and leaving her with the question, what now to and they were not as diagnosed. i manifested very blatant avoidance behavior. idle high. i said for me in the life i've chosen, it's out of the question that i'll never be able to walk again. i left her alone, never be able to dance again. some time i wanted to be in control of my life, of my body and of deciding what i do is my life is awesome. i am leaving martha. this determination is evident, both on and off the stage when she's not dancing. she enjoys spending time in the countryside near her home and dressed and she relies on her mental strength and other physical abilities. so if you hollen him refuses to be defined by her disability, begin the disability or characteristics i'm so is being show to not being able to reach the cup up the or having sensitive skin and needing

he's he spots was the general who had to give the order to bomb dresden in europe in february of 1945. the worst atrocity i guess you could call it that of of 1945 is when the british and american airplanes, bombers bombed the city of dresden, fought with, firebombs destroyed it, a beautiful medieval city. this is in later years been seen as a terrible tragedy, a mistake. general spotts, who was running the air force the night after or two nights after we bombed dresden, he blew $1,700 on a poker game. two months salary. he did this to relieve the horrible. his assistant. i know this because his granddaughter told me about it. his assistant spotters assistant had to write mrs. spotts saying sorry your husband just lost two months salary at poker. and of course, she understood because of the think the pressure on these men to do these terrible things that had to be done. now, how did gerald spotts react specifically when he received the orders to drop the bombs? well, he he he took them he actually has a small detail. there's a lot of these kind of human details. he took those orders a

in november 2019 thieves burst into the greenville museum in the city of dresden and still 21 pieces of jewelry decorated with 4000 jewels and a list of 100000000 euros in a play deal on choose day 5 man was sentenced to prison for the crime, the ruling and dress them came 3 and a half years after the audacious heist. 5 men will be serving present sentences ranging from 4 years and 4 months to 6 years. and 3 months, 6 defendant was acquitted. a dispute least at the clog and stared the best so meanest. and i'm concerned that at least one of these remains that launch out doors at least viewed off on me, investigate those other 2 band and voltage proof is at least 6 people were involved in the highest pat maintenance and sixpence. the one in the tiny clouds that remains unclear whether the group received help from other individuals. in the early hours of november 25th, 2019, the men broke into the royal palace museum through a window they prepared earlier on a visit during opening hours. wielding an axe, they smashed the display case and seized jewel encrusted treasures worth more than

of this, activists from moscow in the heart of the fortress pass them on to their colleagues from dresden and cologne. our grandfathers. we fought fought against fascism, and we are on our front on our advanced fight memory lessons give belarus museum staff restored the names of three more defenders of the brest fortress, taken prisoner by those who died in german camps , privates ivan nizhmag from novorossiysk yevgeny arkhipov from tambov annuv. frikecha from the vinnytsia region, our history is common and we must educate on this. unfortunately, what happened to our neighbors is sorry punctures. i know history better. it is better to draw some conclusions correctly up to 30. 10 people annually come to the fortress on victory day blooming brest for celebrations and the front anastasia sakhovskaya alexander alexandrovich is ready for the premiere and only we need rest after the rest, but do you want her for your show, only we have every taxi driver businessman and only we have a comedian. it can seriously advertise the tank and only we have a non -assembly of the fsb that supports us in ev

to 5 man off to finding them guilty of breaking into the green volt museum and the germans city of dresden and november 2019 and stealing some 4300 diamonds and all the gems valued more than a $100000000.00 euros the precious stones were parts of the collection of jewelry dicing. as far back as the 17th century of air in germany, the full mosquitoes call make an audi has admitted guilt to his part. in the diesel gate scandal, the rocks parent company, vw, who put stop list, said he aloud vehicles equipped with manipulating software to remain on the market even off the he learned the scam. until now he's always denied wrong doing. it was the biggest scandal in germany's automotive history, diesel gate in 2015 folks bog and it's brands, including audi, revealed that millions of tests on diesel color emissions had been manipulated. technicians reached engines through software to make them appear less polluting during tests that they were on the road. now for my audi c, e o who put stop law has made a confession about his role in the scandal. the top executive has been on trial and munich sinc

organization of the greens, the last generation searches were carried out in 15 apartments in berlin, dresden, hamburg , and some other cities, and, according to journalists, the authorities lost their temper after they learned about the financial scope of the organization. the main thing is the accusation against their activists from the last generation that they collected money for their shares and how it turned out that they received a significant father, feeling a total of one million 400,000 euros, the activists themselves declare that their activities are transparent and convene all supporters for a protest march on may 31. will they be able to carry it out, a report by sergei kurorttin? whole boxes were taken out by special services, seized documents from the offices and homes of the members of the last generation, large-scale searches took place at once at 15 objects across the country so seriously for environmental activists in germany they have not yet been taken they are suspected of creating a criminal organization bank accounts are frozen and property seized, according to a spoke

course, was handed prison sentences to 5 man accused of breaking into the green volts in the city of dresden. and november 2019 stealing some 4300 diamond and other gems valued at over one tons with 1000000 euros. the precious stones were part of jewelry dating back as far as the 17th century. during the trial, some of the issues co operated with a prosecution leading to the recovery off a launch. pause of the loot of following the story for us is our correspondent. i'm in a guardian with joins us now. emily, tell us more about the verdicts that have just been announced. yes. so 6 men were on trial and in the haste of the start and goes from the greenville and dressed them. and they managed to steal jewelry was a 113000000 euro. so really a spectacular haste. just as you said, the, the, the, the, the 6 man all set to belong to the realm of family, which has a button based on very large family. um, which is sort of seen as an a tourist organized crime, gang, and bowling. i'm and the letter that's been handed down now is um we're seeing sentences of up to 6 years, i'm 3 months. so what do you

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was also decided by the infineon ceo, which is one of the reasons why they initially cave here to dresden. >> that's fascinating stuff. thanks so much for the comprehensive reporter. >>> we're going to break down more of today's earners. that's coming up after this short break. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede with julianna tatelbaum in london. joumanna is in milan these are your headlines. >>> unicredit surges to the top of the stoxx 600 after the italian lender recorded a profit the ceo tells me the worst of the banking crisis is over. >> we see a much more benign risk per file in the market, and we're not seeing any indication for the moment of worsening in our cost of risk. >> they post 2.8 billion euros in first quarter doubling its profit as the ceo tells cnbc euro banks have weathered the storm. >> if you look, it's basically done for all large banks that's why there's absolutely no systemic risk in europe. >> european leaders give their blessings as chipmaker infineon starts construction on a new $5 billion construction in dresden. the ceo tells cnbc europe must s

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dresden, literally a few years after the war ended in the dresden gallery, we returned all the most valuable now come, and there you can see others. yes, good art. and you know what they did, i'll tell you. the textbooks say that there was a bombing. what the bombing means was carried out by the british with napalm burned there a frantic number of civilians, but you know, separated by a comma, that they have a textbook written there, which made stalin hmm wonderful. you are attracted by the blue all impossible examples who are impossible to repeat. and even more so to tell as an example. i hope we didn't tell. as an example of the fact that no one apologized and no one thinks. believe me, i live in america, no one has ever been embarrassed to say that regulation is to some extent harmful. america, they are proud of it, it has always been like this and i am somewhat surprised that our dear colleagues are more ashamed of this than those people who carried it out. this is what is a little unclear to me. why do you think why do you this imitation we need this life and this is the most. the main

the men broke into the green vault in dresden.s are still missing and others who took part in the robbery are going free until their sentences begin. fred pleitgen has more. >> reporter: one of the most brazen heists in modern history. robbers shattering glass cases with hammers and making off with tens of millions worth of museum artifacts in dresden, germany n 2019. i don't need to tell you how shocked we are also about the brutality of this break-in. the museum's director said at the time. this is of invaluable art, historic and culture historic value. the gangsters first started a fire causing a power outage in the green vault museum, then they broke in and stole 21 pieces of historic jewelry. some of the most valuable in the world studded with more than 4,300 diamonds. the total insurance value of the loot around $130 million. five of the six suspects all members of an infamous berlin mobster clan have now been convicted by a german court, one defendant was acquitted. the sentences range from four years and four months to a l

they are from dresden from the rudolf state of chemnitz leipzig.hings are brought in in different ways, it happens with the world one by one. here is someone dragging bicycles, asking why don't you help kiev after all that the german media say about russia then i would support the issue that caused this conflict, i would say that the coverage of events in germany is very one-sided , when for 8 years strikes were carried out in the donbass against civilians by and large. nobody was interested in pretending that one russia behaves aggressively, as if kiev had not fired at anyone for 8 years to hear all this. it’s amazing that a truck driver from belarus talks about his surprise when he found out where and why he was going to go to me, when they said that there would be some kind of help from germany. it will be necessary to get humanitarian aid or even not lucky words. what, lugansk say, the germans did not confuse anything. at first, we increased the number of volunteers in ivan's organization. almost doubled, for example, haiku spindle donbass bega

in dresden germany in 2019. >> i do not need to tell you how shocked we are.at the time. this is of invaluable art and cultural historical value. the gangsters first started a fire, causing a power outage in the museum. then a broken and still 21 pieces of historical jewelry. some of the most valuable in the world, studded with more than 4300 diamonds. the total insurance value of the loot, around 100 $30 million. >> five of six suspects, all members of an infamous berlin mobster klan, have now been convicted by a german court, one defendant was acquitted. sentences range from four years and four months to a little over six years. however, some are walking free after a plea bargain with the prosecution causing angry reactions throughout the country. the >> three of the main offenders among adults have been released today the presiding judge said. but, where are the tools. ? while the robbers did tell investigators where some of the stone artifacts were located, helping divers to retrieve them from a canal in berlin, the most valuable pieces are still missing w

in november 2019, thieves broke into the green vault museum in the city of dresden and stole 21 piecesf jewelry worth 100 million euros. today, five men were convicted and sentenced to prison for the crime. >> the ruling came three and a half years after the audacious heist. five men will be serving prison sentences ranging from four years and four months to six years and three months. a six defendant was acquitted. >> the court confirmed that at least one of the thieves remains at large. investigators said at least six people were involved in the heist. >> it remains unclear if the group received help from other individuals. in the early hours of november 20 5, 2019, the men broke into the royal palace museum through a window they prepared earlier on a visit during opening hours. wielding an ax, they smashed the display case and seized jewel-encrusted treasures worth more than 100 million euros. the suspects were later arrested in berlin raids. all of them members of an extended family tied to organized crime. their trial opened in january 2022. in december, investigators secured most

i’m driving along well, i’ll drive through europe through germany through dresden e i’m driving alongthe highway and some small typewriter starts to stop me and it’s written there, like a policeman , we’re like a face and follow me drove after them . apparently they were evil. they took me out some. and, that is, we both pulled off the road and drove out into some kind of field. i think tripolis comes out strangely, though the police are in this uniform. starts to interrogate me, who am i? i say i am russian. i'm going there on business on a tour. just want to travel and start. oh, it starts there and that's it. there were three police officers one was normal two idiots who started saying that, well , german hmm started saying that russian pigs are policemen yes, the policemen started yes, uh, like, well, roughly speaking, swindle, well, really shmonat car just throw things away and there was such a moment. i will say again what i have in the trunk. and there were gloves. well, i do boxing there and it was a carabura from a pistol from and i, when i went to germany through belarus, i

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back in november of 2019 theme broke into the green volt museum in the city of dresden installed 21 pieces of jewelry valued up more than a 100000000 bureaus. the loot was part of a collection that dates back to the 17th century. when our court has imprisoned or has sentenced prison sentences to 5 gains, members for the cry of the ruling and dress. then came 3 and a half years after the audacious heist. 5 men will be serving prison sentences ranging from 4 years and 4 months to 6 years. and 3 months, 6 defendant was acquitted. a dispute leased at the clag is still the best so meanest and i'm concerned because it least one of these remains that launch our doors at least speed up on me. investigate those other 2 maintenance voltage. proof is at least 6 people who were involved in the highest pat minutes and 6 as the one in the title. it was. it remains unclear whether the group received help from other individuals. in the early hours of november 25th of 2019, the men broke into the royal palace museum through a window they prepared earlier on a visit during opening hours. wielding an axe, th

the 6 accused that were found guilty of involvement in a break in at the green volt in the city of dresden, in november 2090 and they stole the treasure of around $4300.00 diamond and other gems valued at more than 100000000 euros. the precious stones with part of jewelry dating as far back as the 17th century. during the trial, some of the issues cooperated with the prosecution, leading to the recovery of allots passed off the loot. and following that story for us is our correspondent emily guardian, who joins us now. emily, tell us more about the verdicts that have just been announced. yeah, so we're looking at, i'm sentences of up to 6 years and 3 months in prison and i went and it's not about this magic is not, it was controversial simply because of the deal that will start in the, in this video. basically, some of the accused i'm agreeing to tell the prosecution where some of the starting gets warmer during the time they were given. um, well they both have promised mild sentences. um, but what do you also have to look at in this trial? is that this try this, this to the break in a 3 a

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