. >> reporter: e ben davis, illuminate's founder, insists he has done nothing wrong. pointed to the group's website, listing them as an artist who came before us. it was little constellation to matter as she has lawyered up, sending letters, asking illuminate to pull the project. >> i was like no. i'm not a historical contributor. like it's my work. >> i think many work can be considered similar. but for someone to own a right to take a laser beam, turn it into color and say that's mine and no one else in the world can do it. i don't think so. >> reporter: lauren townson says ideas are not protected under the law, but the way the artist expresses them can be. >> it is discerning the difference between the idea, anybody should be able to project the rainbow colors in the sky with lasers, and what is actually something beyond that, that the original expression that is something that the artist has created that goes beyond that mere idea. >> if he does not credit me as the artist of this work, i'll take him to court. because i will not accept this. i just won't. >> and i

and to against monica, even though it's an i e. ben, it's likely both in our will still continue to dominate politics, isn't it? well, yes, he is. as a matter of fact, i has already started campaigning for the 2024 municipal elections. his political party, which is the right wing party called liberal party. they're trying to use this capital to see if they can elect some 1200 out of more than 5000 mayors in brazil. of the party is strong in congress. some of the supporters in congress were thinking of drafting a bill to grant him an amnesty, although this is unlikely that it will be approved by senate, but it's still there trying to paint a picture that he is the victim of political persecution in his interview. both an idol also attacked current president, really not too little of us. you will say that he is a communist, that he defends dictatorships like can cuba in nicaragua? so this brazil is still pretty polarized. indeed. thanks so much for breaking. know down for us, monica, you not cave in rio de janeiro to protest isn't a rock

e. s. a majority of ben collar residents understand the sign language because it's also a body language. right. and it's easy for them to learn something. so for the hearing, impaired been toddler has become a bubble of normality. where they can live in work like anyone else. but once they leave the village gets hotter. the, the lead on something that on call outside the desk need people to consider dumb if you don't want to hear that not discriminated against bundle, but just kind of speak or yeah. conversion if they need to communicate with people outside the village. we give them interpreter light, they'll get that to happen. that's too much. but here on the streets have been color. there are no barriers to daily discourse because people, it's found the common language that does it for today. there is always more on our website and on social media, hong kong annual tracking boat race is back on for the 1st time since the corona virus pandemic will leave you with that. thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. the treasury strategy issues with a lot say what crazy. the of the interest,

yes, but they continue for those who invest this war, for those who pour e ben gasoline into this blazingn my opinion, talked about this somehow in passing, but the question is not that ukraine will come out on these borders or it won’t give a damn about what borders it will go to, yes , it’s important that russia does not present that problem for the west yes, it’s not that challenge, because look now really, russia uh, actually here, if we even look what happened last uh, take the forum in st. petersburg yes, so to speak, other things russia wins points. uh, in the eyes of the global south. look very lined up in brix i have been writing about brix all my life. this is not unexpected for me. honestly, even bangladesh already understand, right? this why is this? because they felt that this is not a paper tiger, it is something not amorphous, it really gains strength, and russia increases its political capitalization in the eyes of this part of the world, which, e.g. as a matter of fact, i rejected this idea that let's, so to speak , somehow shake it here, and scatter it loosen it. uh, it

. >> i'm ben thompson,e watching the context on bbc news. >> members from all across the congress sharedport for this important bill. they shared support for speaker mccarthys strong and effective leadership. it is a win for the american people and future generations. >> i support it without hesitation, reservation, or trepidation. not because it is perfect, but in divided government, we cannot allow perfect to be the enemy of good. >> he believes he has the votes to get this bill passed. if you look at the way financial markets have been trading over the last two days, there is still skepticism among investors. >> welcome to the program. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy's debt ceiling deal is set to face its biggest test. in the house of representatives. we are expecting that in the next few hours. an excluve report from you ukraine. kyiv claims 19,000 children have been taken by russia. the story of the mother's going behind enemy lines to rescue. more trouble on the trains. disruption around the u.k. more to come this weekd. unions continue the push for better pay and

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so october began to speak smoothly, well, a letter from e not ben v uh addressed to the general secretaryiness, and where does vasily tell you that ukraine is preparing this explosion with the help of p- floats. uh, the descent of naval mines from downstream, by the way, is also a scenario. quite to yourself. eh, so to speak, realizable. that's how i everything, this is russia and they were informed already in october. since the fact of application. the blow you prepared for the explosion was then on the face, as they say, therefore, of course, definitely. it was such a trump card in his pocket, moreover, as i said. for this, much was not needed, given that , again, synchronization was the release of additional water, considering, in general, the spring flood. as such, why was? again, the descent of water, because in itself now is the peak of the spring flood, plus it really is the rainy month of may, that is, the water there is pressure on in the hydro-couplings it was such that, as one of my today's entrepreneurs, who once worked there, said that it would be enough to detonate grenades

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e d. s custody ari's member of the golden during potty, as found another way to wield in fluids. jonesboro for us has moved from athens the supreme court decision to ben for rights politician e ask us if you know it is from this month selection apparently came as no surprise . outside the court, his lawyer announced he was directing his supporters to a little loan policies. it hasn't entered parliament, this person's ease. but if you have to send in a coma, i don't personally know this of options, but against the custody. he always tells me they've been around 15 years. anything, please patriots professionals, members of society, including color workers and i think his wife and the parliament should represent waste. i shall cross these thinks it's the common nationalist pedigree. so let's have to consider the reciprocal decision made basically i will say this is because of yeah, the 2nd political band, the supreme court disqualified him ahead of a general election last month because of a felony conviction and the cd in court jail because he had his and his fellow and piece 3 years ago saying golden don't was a criminal organization responsible for doz

and ben, her-e— landlords association. and ben, her-e erarr— landlords association. ing, nigel. well, you're right. and we've spoken about this on this show before, haven't we? you know, this mortgage problem comes at a monumental time for the sector where we've not only got mortgages to worry about, but we have the ability, the inability to offset our full mortgage interest against our tax returns. we have the threat of regulation. we have the threat of energy. and there will be people, like you said at the outset who are looking across at the they can get at the the rates they can get at the bank thinking, crikey , i'm bank and thinking, crikey, i'm not to be kicked from not going to be kicked from pillar and i'll get pillar to post and i'll get a quiet life. i might consider that. and that's bad news for everybody. yeah, i think is. everybody. yeah, i think it is. aha— everybody. yeah, i think it is. me mere— everybody. yeah, i think it is. and more generally,- twig : yeah, i think it is. and more generally, i mean, for rheee—raheh- those people who've taken out me

and ben, iei-e— landlords association. and ben, iei-e eian— landlords association. , this mortgage problem comes at a monumental time for the sector where we've not only got mortgages to worry about, but we have the ability, the inability to offset our full mortgage interest against our tax returns. we have the threat of regulation. we have the threat of energy. and there will be people, like you said at the outset who are looking across at the they can get at the the rates they can get at the bank thinking, crikey , i'm bank and thinking, crikey, i'm not to be kicked from not going to be kicked from pillar and i'll get pillar to post and i'll get a quiet life. i might consider that. and that's bad news for everybody. yeah, i think is. everybody. yeah, i think it is. ani— everybody. yeah, i think it is. ani noe— everybody. yeah, i think it is. and more generally,- cue: 3 yeah, i think it is. and more generally, i mean, for inoee—iauen- those people who've taken out nongagee— those people who've taken out nongagee .— those people who've taken out nongagee , uni— those

in that context, let's imagine a professor who want people to understand just how vicious it was to ben e jim crow south and puts up behind them on a screen a pictu oa burning cross and reads allowed -- aloud some threats of lynching that were made at the time. purely educational purpo i the teacher's mind. but students feel physically threatened. they fear for their safety beuse they don't understand it. whereas if justice gorsuch and i are looking at that situation, we'd say, a reasonable peon would understand the educational coext of that. so how could the student think of it? ihink context doesn't get you all the way there. i think it's who is the reasonable person? so who is it? mr. weiser: it's a reasonable person in the situation, but there that situation, an educational sein where there really is no threat of direct physical violence aerson, it would be objectively and reasonable for anyone to s that as -- justice barrett: black students sitting in the classroom. . weiser: if it's not a threat of violence that t pson is worried about their safety -- justice barrett: but the person

e each day. most of them are delivered to ben and jerry, where they wind up in chocolate fudge brownie ice cream. one of the american brands most popular flavin, many workers here, i've done time in prison, then at anderson, so it's a long sentence, the robbery. but now he's one of grayson's most loyal employees. it's his dream job . and his children love it too. now when they tax about me, it's um know, yeah, well what it means to me. he's doing things that they didn't get the opportunity to do any sticking with it. these people have been here for years, a lot of them. and it shows that they, they have to vote and you know, they really just needed a chance. it's lunch time for the shift. diona is always in the thick of things. he does the scheduling and then what's causing people, who's having problems at home and who needs support graced and works together with social work and is to get some help. one with everybody, be happy, smile, and get the task done. come ahead and be really dedicated to the job. if the admin phantom arouses down, people just come here and just to get the hours and to mak

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committee to report and to find out whatever punishment mp's decided to met e out to him, and walk before he was pushed. lewis: benmind for people watching around the world, he is not prime minister right now. he is an mp. this resignation, what does that mean in practice? ben: it means that there will be a bielection in his constituency in west london. not a very big majority, so i think the opposition parties will be desperate to take that. and it is a total headache for rishi sunak, who took over after the feted premiership of liz truss. rishi sunak, the current prime minister, desperate to bring a sense of stability to his party, to the government, to make it look managerial and efficient and thatt put all the traumas of the last year or two behind it. and yet boris johnson has come back into the spotlight with a vengeance. he has his supporters within the parliamentary party, no doubt about that. his power within the parliamentary party has waned, particularly as this privileges committee investigation got going and he himself gave evidence to a. yesterday we had his honors list, the people boris johnson reco

them is wearing a fact that one of them is wearing e-edvbnd— fact that one of them is wearing e-edvbnd benaking a very specific political but specific political stance. but oxfam , let's be fair. i think oxfam, let's be fair. i think this better than what oxfam this is better than what oxfam normally is go over to normally do, which is go over to different countries , set up, you different countries, set up, you know, little, little camps and then sexually assault women. so it's true . rhiannon francis, it's true. rhiannon francis, you're very much on a roll tonight . i correct you there, tonight. i correct you there, francis it's children. yeah. now these these were allegations, of course , right? we're not going course, right? we're not going to course, right? we're not going te ebeenbdbe— course, right? we're not going to speculate about— i ”g“7 we're not going to speculate about the truth of bee— to speculate about the truth of those allegations.— to speculate about the truth of those allegations. francis i nbdnb— those allegations. francis i nbgnb teet— those allegations. francis i mi

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defences, i think ben wanne— our own defences, i think ben menace-ne— our own defences, i think ben neueee-ne es somebody who job, we who deserves that job, who we know it well, know would do it very well, i think it is absolutely. ben wallace and you c ben wallace and you could then remeee— wallace and you could then remeee nrm — wallace and you could then replace him as— wallace and you could then replace him as defence secretary. — replace him as defence secretary. very kind, secretary. that's very kind, very— secretary. that's very kind, very-rere- secretary. that's very kind, very- let's move i secretary. that's very kind,i very-let's move on secretary. that's very kind,- very-let's move on to very unlikely. let's move on to emer— very unlikely. let's move on to other matters.— very unlikely. let's move on to other matters. you— very unlikely. let's move on to other matters. you saw the scoop in-telegraph_ other matters. you saw the scoop in-telegraph en— other matters. you saw the scoop in telegraph on saturday in the telegraph on saturday enem— in the telegraph on saturday about—disinfo-

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e—mail do that. drew perry, we heard from ben chu, an awful lot of british companies, 82% by one estimate, pay the moneysad reality of it. they pay the money. and what do we do about that? _ do about that? the strong side is, make it illegal to pay. _ the strong side is, make it illegal to pay. but— the strong side is, make it illegal to pay, but that would be incredibly hard to— to pay, but that would be incredibly hard to enforce. these companies pay because _ hard to enforce. these companies pay because they don'tjust hard to enforce. these companies pay because they don't just keep calm, they panic. — because they don't just keep calm, they panic, and that is the reality. you panic— they panic, and that is the reality. you panic in— they panic, and that is the reality. you panic in a situation you are not prepared _ you panic in a situation you are not prepared for. — you panic in a situation you are not prepared for, so if you do not have a robust _ prepared for, so if you do not have a robust plan to react and respond appropriately at the right time, you are more _ appropriately at the right time,

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hope ben spencer trwes wrtb e— never give up. at, what decision. but make of that, what you will. frankly, if i were heading up spotify, i too would cut my losses. i mean, who wants to hear a privileged couple to hear a very privileged couple telling of woe or telling their stories of woe or in meghan's case, listening to her talk over a guests and an inexperienced presenter? only there because of her connections and not because of her skill as and not because of her skill as a podcaster. i mean, be a podcaster. i mean, let's be honest. what else could she possibly us that they possibly tell us that they haven't said? it haven't already said? and it would be interested anyway . they would be interested anyway. they had an opportunity to push a positive message and a beautifully laden platform filled with love, joy , joy and filled with love, joy, joy and hope. and they pushed it back in our faces, being royal is a privilege. instead of seeing it as that, they went on a mission of self—sabotage where they didn't have to do anything

e k members whose lives have been under threats. so it's crystal clear night prior to the police radio, ben, you know, the 3rd group was heavily supported, as funded by the western countries. the west assistance included a donation of $20000000.00 to the you. when refugee agency to help reset will be m u k. you know, of any of the was also provided a venue with security and economic development assistance to help the country build up its physical capacity. so how's the m u k members? now one of the west has been reconsidering good sentiment. ties with the terms cool . is it because it's been in right now about the threatening nature of the war? because b, m j has become obsolete for the west. wherever the reason has. it's too little too late. while the united states revoke the designation of the m a k as a foreign terrorist organization in september 2012, the united states does not see the m a k as a viable democratic opposition movement that is representative of the randy and people. the state department continues to have serious concerns about the m a k as an organization, including allegations of abuse against its own members. can yo

more than a century old,d, yet "parade"e", feelels incrededibly rerelevant tododay >> i t think it was written so ahead ofof its time in so many ways >> reporter: benns for playing the couple that lived in georgia in 1913, when he was wrongfully convicted of killing a 13-year-old girl his sentence was eventually commuted, but then >> he was lynched. >> reporter: this revival comes amid a resurgence of hate, with anti-semitic incidents in america reaching a new high last year >> anti-semitism has always been there. i think it's like unfortunate that there's an uprising of it >> reporter: in march, neo-nazis actually protested outside "parade"'s theater to the director, it was proof he must be doing something right. >> i wish they could all sit and watch this play, because i think if we refuse to examine and learn from our past, we are bound to repepeat itit ♪ i never knew anything ♪ >> reporter: for all the talk of hate at the heart of "parade" is a story of love. >> there are some moments in this piece where can you justlary a pin drop. and to get to kind of honor that and honor them wherevever they y be every night i think kind ofof lilike the mos

and ben, you know, my father's right here and he's going, e fa okay. >> and he doesn't like what he doesn't like. he goes back to things thais he, yeah, this wire transfer hasn't gone through yet. you think it's almost like you're watching a b-level version of the soprano s? >> you better you better send the money now or else this is the thing. el it is sand it's so bad. so bad. but, you know, to charlie's t point to a certain degree, we have to avoid being distractedd >> the and everything else because that point is sot is important, because that's what the media would likel to turn this into. that's what joe scarborough wants to talk about. this is about, oh, period, you know, republicans from back in the day by themented t as i recall, he was very much in favor of the impeachment of bill clinton back in the daypea that set aside the thing that i think is is so important. g ab this is to understand we are talking about the highest level of corruption involving america's largest adversary, potentially enemy in the world ,the chinese communist party and all of its different actors. this is

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ben wonder to feel have you thank you. >> a tech billionaire's cage match agree to a 3 down with e lon musk. colby and michael are here to tell white house they think will win. but first democrats fuming over efforts to e eliminate the chief diversity officer the congress man leading that charge matt gates. he is next. of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. durable. and dependable. our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come. for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> on the angle we believe in spending cuts the government has grown fat in way too happy with week. and that includes the pentagon if they focus things that will harm our readiness instead of when we need. a military ready to take on enemies. some in congress agree with that and during a mark up of the national defense authorization act, residence including my next guest, propose changes. that targeted die versity, equity and he inclusion programs >> to my colleague's q

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jack: ben, i do need to ask you kind of a personal thing, you have pointed out in discussions that in some ways musicians get the rawest eright. we talk a lot about the streaming companies, we talk about the labels, but as always, the musicians are stuck in the middle. especially with the way streaming works in terms of giving the money to the labels. it's actually the artists who get played by people like me that maybe aren't so popular. we don't listen all the time. they get fewer plays, but my money's still being thrown into a big pot that gets tossed over to other artists that are very popular. and for smaller artists, you're better off buying one of their records, a cd or going to a site and down loading it digitally, and that way they get that money that you have and you're going right to them. jack: you're being modest. ben is also a member of a band, is that right? >> i was a very long time ago, had a daughter and that put an end to it. and we were nothing. mine, it was a self-released album. but, yeah, it's out there on spotfy. i think we've probably had, like, five listens over time. [laughter] we're never goin

e is. it's not going to mean anything to anyone out there but ben huo and ping yang and yan xu.es he are the three lab scientists who got it first, and they were seen in 2017 on some video with ill fitting lab clothing acting haphazardly with corona virus test test tubes. so tt on tape. andgh so if they were honest and said we made a mistake, we blew it.mi stakthere's a there's a wild coronavirus wreaking havoc iniof a small portion of china. could lives have been saved? coulcould the world have not bee poisoned? >> well, absolutely, because coh the genetic sequence could have been made available to theilable world about two months prior. but of course, everybody was gagged i of ybodn. spital the doctors at the hospital w who took care of the first patients were arrested, detained probabl, y, threatened because they were forced to sign documents that they would not sprea tuld. so it's pretty clear these original scientistoriginals wers patient zero. and it's no curiou ns study that they also applied one year a prior in 2018 for a grant for $14 million to insert this fear and cle

benning or what have you . and i've served with soldiers from every singl e background, color, creed, religion.ere is in fact, it's quitethee the opposite. they're proud of where t they served, saying that i was a fort bragg soldier. i was part of the specialt brag forces or the airborneg . i went through basic trainingng. at fort benning is a point of pride for every soldier that i know. is not only is this a manufactured issue, it's a massivsue waste of taxpayere time and money for the military right now. and it's one more bit ofthat evidence that this pentagon t is focused on all the wrong things rather than focus on a re warrior spirit and wharfieis and defending this great nation and making our enemies deathly afraid of starting any wars. >> well, look, i was lookingrt down because it was north of six million dollars to change this nam e. i mean, that's - a lot of cash . i'm certain that we could have t spent that on other things. i t so i don't have a number yet, but i'm hearing it's costing a heck of a lot more than that. but but harris, it's also costing the local communities, right? i

e . yes, it can be replaced, in principle, with any other similar one, and so i don’t like something else. uh, there is another, well, a more influential person. benhe also stated that it is necessary here in ukraine is urgently accepted into nato from because , well, he has such a logic to apologize that only admission to nato will save the world from the fact that ukraine itself will develop it from nuclear weapons. that is, some kind of german is also joyful, that at first the husky, and now and why would the nuclear weapons, damn it, the people said to france, they already accept everything is fine, that is. well, of course, there is no one to take, who will stay in what territory. this, of course, can, it sounds unlikely today about the windowed virtual theory, but i don’t meet that they some people like that can give something, like some kind of bomb, and then, and then zelensky will happily say that we bought a military store there, let's go or develop it ourselves. uh, here. well, this is actually a big big challenge and a big problem in the future. it seems to me that with regard to this wonderful conference in london, recovery, this rest

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ben: one day till we do know is there will be an independent third party that will administer the conversation, that is an important step to try to avoid some of that r eatization. >> that is important. not accepting people to make contact with the church themselves. i do hope they recognize those in need of the most support are going to be the most vulnerable. i do hope there's some acknowledgment and recognition in that that these people will need some independent advice to go along with that to make sure that they are getting proper access. ben: elizabeth, thank you for being with us,lizabeth duncan, representing survivors of church abuse. if details at this sge, but the church has promised survivors who come forward who have ner come forward previously, a lot more responses, we will follow that story and get further details. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contri

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e joining nato will not be about it. by the way, i said today, secretary of defense ben wallace yes in plain text.because well, there’s no prospect in in the near future and even in the long term, the performance of ukraine is not. yes, he said harshly. you must not repeat the mistakes of the past. by giving. uh, through the world with such a candidate as ukraine, actually, actually, after everything that happened. well, maybe wait for some fifth of july. yes, after that, zelensky would have to sign the decree of the president on the cessation of hostilities in ukraine. here, of course, frenzy in negotiations with russia, so, in principle, it should have happened like this. i'm talking about a person who has at least some kind of subjectivity. there is a head of the regime there, but at the same time , zelensky will never say. they don’t take us even to their own population, look, we wanted to, because as soon as he says this, he will immediately have a question. and what have you been selling us for the last 9 years, what will they take? yes, you didn’t know now that you are being deceived in ord

e-d.com. volodymyr zelenskyy, says and i'm quoting now, russia's actions in ukraine have led it to the chaos it is now engulfed in. cnn senior international correspondent benw is this likely to affect the war in ukraine, what we're seeing unfold, these dramatic historic developments in moscow? >> reporter: certainly, wolf, it puts the entire russian war effort into question, given that at the moment, for instance, the wagner mercenaries seem to be largely in control of the city, which is the site of the headquarters of the southern military district of russia, which is a strategic command center for the russian war effort in the entirety of southern ukraine where we are. and this is where the focus of ukrainian counter-offensive is. now, so far, that counter-offensive has only achieved modest gains, the last we've heard from ukrainian officials was that it has only so far been able to take control of eight fairly small villages. we were in one the other day. and taking control of around 44 square miles. but we were near the front yesterday, and what we saw was a military, ukrainian military, that is poised for a massive military action. it's widely believe

if you switch for a while ben e— much. if you switch for a while from a repayment— much.we've had for months previous. i'm kevin saunders we've had for months previous. i'who's kevin saunders we've had for months previous. i'who's chiefin saunders , who's a former chief immigration officer at uk border force. thank you very force. kevin, thank you very much. on earth are paying much. why on earth are we paying foreign people already foreign people who've already been in foreign people been letting in foreign people across channel actually across the channel to actually patrol borders ? yeah, it's patrol our borders? yeah, it's an old one. this one i've seen the headlines . an old one. this one i've seen the headlines. i an old one. this one i've seen the headlines . i haven't seen the headlines. i haven't seen much of the meat of the story . much of the meat of the story. i we've never been part of bnenbex— i we've never been part of bnenbev even— i we've never been part of frontex even before brexit hit, we were not part— frontex even before brexit hit, we were not part

nato is given that there will still be ben wallace quite right , a man who even now does not hide. e, yes, er the level of tension. this is the first time we are special ops, do you agree? well, they will find a uniform in the kherson region in the part that the name is occupied in zaporizhia , to introduce some of these battalions there , they just, uh, it means that they have taken a small step and are watching how we react. eh, and then they don't it’s a pity, but not the poles, not the baltic states. they will substitute them, uh, under our blows and will look like they don’t want to kiss. wait, wait. you ask how you exchanged viktor zhevich, wait. i'm here as a scout. how did you exchange remarks. and when , in my opinion, whoever spoke alexey was there, and you had a general opinion that nato thinks that if they put their troops there, we stopped. yes, they think so. the same, kherson on the site. in short, he can have a polish battalion there, yes , some kind of polish romanian flags will be widely deployed, moreover a huge nato flag so that the american row and the american o

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