they have an extreme agenda. it continues and the so-called fair tax act is another example of the extremist agenda that republicans are trying to jam down the throats of the american people. the so-called fair tax act is unfair, unconscionable and on american. it will impose a tax hike that is dramatic on 90% of the american people, working families, middle-class folks, seniors and those who aspire to be part of the middle class before the sick and the afflicted. it will impose an tax on older americans in this nation who throughout their lives. into the system through income tax and now will be double and triple tax by the imposition of a 30% sales tax. that would create an enormous burden on older americans in this country. third, this unfair tax act would detonate social security by eliminating that source of funding. this legislation is extreme and it is functionally the gop tax scam part two. we will expose it and under this tremendous leadership of senate democrats leader schumer in partnership with house

tonight — inside the world of extreme dog breeders.ulldogs of all shapes and sizes are loved by celebrities and the public alike. now, unscrupulous dealers are cashing in. this is a business that's purely driven by profit, not taking into account the welfare of the dogs. we go undercover to expose animal cruelty... who thinks, "i know — "let's breed a dog whose legs are round the wrong way"? who does that? ..we reveal the links to organised crime... the big breeders, the majority of them are criminals, drug dealers, organised crime gangs, who are driving the market. ..and the devastating impact of the trade in extreme dogs. every time i shut my eyes... ..i try and tell myself. that's not the last image that i've got of him. right, i think it's in here. yeah, here we are. hope rescue. hello. hi. i'm sam from the bbc. i'm here for vanessa. this rescue centre in wales is at the sharp end of the dog trade, caring for abused and abandoned dogs. dogs like keanu, an american bully... oh, my goodness! ..one of the new extreme mixed—breed bulld

team extreme. extreme mag republicans. they want to lecture us about fiscal responsibility. 25% of the nation's debt was incurred during the four years of the trump presidency. we've been around for 247 years. team extreme want to lecture the country on fiscal responsibility when 25% of the nation's debt incurred during four years of the trump presidency. what is team normal's record? what is the biden administration's record on fiscal responsibility? cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion in the last two years. another record in american history. questions? >> speaker mccarthy is threatening to remove councilman omar from the foreign affairs committee. are you confident that all democrats will approve -- opposed that resolution? >> we haven't had an internal conversation about it. i strongly support the notion. >> [inaudible] >> jurisdiction is going to take a look at the totality of the issue. hopefully through the lens, not as an issue for one party or the other but as an issue that we should address as a congress on behalf o

mary mccord, on the landscape relating to extremism. the attorney general will brief us on the recent problems relating to hate crimes reporting system and what mayors can do to increase reporting. and max will discuss the instance available to mayors from the anti-defamation league on implementing the mayors combat to combat hate. which of course i referenced earlier. i want to introduce a few people. we have several mayors today from europe. i did my best to consult with each of them about the pronunciations of their names. but we will still inevitably fall short. we are blessed and honored to have the helsinki mayor. who is actually here and can pronounce his own name better. he will be speaking in a little bit and we will hear from him directly. the antwerp mayor, the nuremberg mayor, and munich's second mayor. accompanying them are eric rosen, executive director the strong cities network, and michael duffin and daniel rosetti of the state department. we are especially pleased to be joined by our good friend, melanie, to field opera

for example, ukrainian grain, because everything seemed extremely dramatic, but some problems are solveds appear and it works. well, first of all, our first question is related to yours, which you just asked me, because if it were not for the opening of the grain corridor, then we would did not have such successes and there were significantly more drops in gdp. what did the experts say when analyzing the situation surrounding it? this is absolutely obvious, and i would just like to finish the topic of the grain corridor. i absolutely trust this information that was voiced, but one more thing should be noted, but now we have heard that it has already begun there are scandals at odesa port and odesa customs regarding the grain corridor, so i would like to know how much grain from the company got on the ship, let's say zero that were registered recently they shipped a huge amount of grain because the complaints of medium and small farmers that they bought their products for nothing is very high and we have to remember this all the time because the number of farmers who have to work in ukrai

team extreme. extreme maga republicans. they want to lecture us about fiscal responsibility. 25 percent of the nations debt was incurred during the four years of the from presidency we've been around this great country of ours for 247 years. with team extreme, the extreme maga republicans that want to lecture the country on fiscalresponsibility ? when 25 percent of the nations that incurred during four years of that from presidency? what's team normal's record? what is the biden administration's record on fiscal responsibility? cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion in the last two years. another record in american history. questions. >> speaker mccarthy is threatening to have a house vote to remove congresswoman all are from the affairs committee, are you confident all democrats will oppose when this comes to the floor? i haven't had a conversation about it but i strongly support the notion democrats and the steering and policy committee has done this to be able to put forward a slate of committee assignments which conclude incl

that's this week in extreme maga republican land. it's quite unfortunate. we remain committed to trying to find common ground to solve problems that the american people care about. we also remain committed to a woman's freedom to make their own reproductive health care decisions. that's a big difference between house democrats and the extreme maga republican agenda. back to the other side. >> kevin mccarthy yesterday said that george santos would not serve on any of the top a committees. however, he did say the republicans would place him on some committee or committees. do you have any national security concerns about him serving on committees, given that even t&i has oversight of things like the ethic -- faa. with a major airline issue pop up yesterday, agriculture has jurisdiction over food safety, things like that. do you have any national security concerns about george santos serving on kerry? >> let me simply say, it's clear to me that george santos is not fit to serve in the united states congress. that's not my perspective. that's not a democratic p

important part of ukrainian history is extremely an important part of russian history and the worldo it is through intermediaries in russian and this is the representation of the completeness of our history, it is extremely important, i.e. our history is important when there is not only hrushevsky, but also when there is yuzyfovich, who was the initiator of the creation of the monument to bohdan khmelnytskyi, who for us today is the personification of ukrainian statehood, the cossack e-e protection of our country, the president presents the orders of bohdan khmelnytskyi and so on, but this monument, this monument was created on the initiative of yosefovich maloros, who had other ideas and other representatives, and he had an idea about khmelnytskyi and an idea about khmelnytskyi, why is that mace aimed at moscow, or is he saying that we should go there, or is he threatening to go to moscow, that is, these, these, interpretive things continue stay with us and without this completeness of the representation of this history without this honesty in relation to who we are we will not und

it is extremely vulnerable to the effects of climate change. now leaders want increase a public investment in climate friendly measures by 50 percent by 2025. now these does not only apply to major initiatives, but also the small skilled grass route once. now a tiny non profit, also the capital is among those seeking to bring change to ordinary community life . yes. how vba is helping out. and so is augmented you children from the egyptian village of east betas. huck are excited about their small new playground that's being built with recycled materials. it's to be really colorful neighbors and other villagers are making sure that the project was initiated by an egyptian n g o called bina. the organization promote sustainable project and particularly focuses on children and young people often call our children in rural areas, often lack playground model. along with each project, we're creating open spaces for them. and we make these spaces with recycled materials, such as old food and car tires and culture. this playground is linked to a new sc

i am grateful to the ambassador for this extremely meaningful and interesting conversation.ld like to remind our viewers that matthew bryza, ex-adviser of the secretary of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council, worked for them on the espresso tv channel. thank you very much . andriy piontkovskyi, a political scientist based in washington, will continue our analysis. glory to ukraine, andriy andriyovich. i congratulate you. on the air of the espresso tv channel, glory to the heroes good evening well, we see that the final synchronization of the civilized world, which is going to give extremely specific

here is a statement from eugene balitsky, who said that those involved in extremism, as well as those well-informed relatives, are exactly the same being evicted to the territory controlled by the kiev authorities here, but what exactly is meant by extremism? well, it could potentially. well , as if to carry some kind of threat to the local population. we had shelling on the 4th of january. uh, line six flew into the city center and hit a lot of civilians. this is 40. or rather, 39 people are seriously injured, four employees of the ministry of emergency situations and seven dead is civilian residents. and after this incident, many people had a rethinking that they were waiting for. yes, they are called, which are waiting. uh, people understand that the war on the part of ukraine is more likely with the civilian population, that is, arrivals in the daytime , when the busy streets are in the city center. what else to call it, if not a war against the world? well, you said people who could potentially harm. yes, and they told us about this shelling. that is, who are these gunners? these

and the rise in extreme with a round the wild to learn more. we asked the director of the institute for climate improperly such johan rock strong on how bad things really are. the situation is really worrying. this is the warmest temperature. notice that the last i said, and within the next 10 years we may reach 1.5 degrees celsius and scientifically, we today show clearly that the physical limit go beyond that. we risk triggering many tipping point, the grid, an ice sheet, whether the other guy she that represents 10 me to see level right, but also abrupt following a permafrost which will amplify warming even more. research shows that we're coming closer to limits of adaptation. meaning that we come to a point where people cannot adopt anymore, and the only choice then is to move, we get climate refugees. so we're in a very delicate ation. we need that a taishan for sure. but we have to accelerate the mitigation not to come too far at a point where we can no longer have adaptation where farming systems collapse. so where the fresh water system

important part of ukrainian history is an extremely important part of russian of history and of theld world, he got into it precisely through the mediation of the russian and this is the representation of the completeness of our history, it is extremely important, i.e. our history is important when not only hrushevsky is there, but when yuzyfovich is there, who was the initiator of the creation of the monument to bohdan khmelnytsky , who for us today is the personification ukrainian statehood, cossack e-e defense of our country, the president presents orders to bohdan khmelnytskyi and so on, but this monument , this monument was created on the initiative of jozef maloros, who had a different idea and other representatives and he had an idea about khmelnytskyi and an idea about khmelnytskyi in which why the mace is aimed at moscow or is he saying that we need to go there or is he threatening to go to moscow, that is, all these interpretive things continue to remain with us even without this completeness of the idea of ​​this history without of this honesty in relation to who we are,

is this the glory of heroes who what we are talking about and it sounds again and again and on extreme and social media and so on and so on and in this context, let's say that the same mykola gogol is not provided, but mykola gogol is extremely an important part of ukrainian history is an extremely important part of russian history and the world world. he got into it through intermediaries in russian, and this is the representation of the completeness of our history. it is extremely important, that is, our history is important when not only hrushevsky is there, but when yuzyfovich is there, who was the initiator of the creation of monuments monument to bohdan khmelnytskyi , who for us today is the personification of ukrainian statehood, the cossack e-e protection of our country, the president presents orders to bohdan khmelnytskyi and so on, but this monument this monument was created on the initiative of yosifovych malorosa, who had a different idea and other representatives, and he started an idea about khmelnytskyi and an idea about khmelnytskyi, why is the mace directed at moscow,

so we know that extremely, extremely well. believe me. but also, i should say supply chains become geopolitical instruments. and -- we risk to become a net importers and are so being exposed to shortages. and then exporting our jobs. but why some have tried to weaken the opinion? it's fair to say that the effect has been the opposite. and as the world was in lockdown and even our u.s. partners applied a policy on vaccines, europe rose to the challenge and became the global's top vaccine producer and exporter. our defense and space industries to ensure our critical securities are yielding significant results. and our -- from russia is not greater than ever. even if our companies and households face much [indiscernible] the rest of the world and of course it's an issue for europe. so 2023 will remain definitely a challenging year for all of us. and in this so-called testing time. it is important to work on all well-established and well- -- let's say relations, as well as new partnerships. and clearly, of course, the united states will remai

he decided this time to go with the most extreme right winger. queson is, why those right-wingers are so popular in israel? and here we face a reality which is well known. the israeli society is a very right-wing and part of it racist society. we have to face this. that is the main problem. whether ben-gvir is minister or not. the problem is, whaare we facing? in many ways, i see also poverty -- now we see a reality. this almost the same like the right-wingers, now face extreme racism in its most -- expression. those people don't deny the racism. those people -- jewish supremacy means only jews have rights to land. i hope both israeli society and the international community will finally draw the conclusion. nermeen: gideon levy, that is right, these far right parties have received this kind of support almost 11% in this election, but that is much higher than in the past. could you explain why you think these far right hardline extremist parties are more popular now in israel than they have been in the past? >> if you continue with the ocpation, s

of running stories about the rise of extreme is not affiliated extremism in ukraine. you can go and youtube and watch some of the supports the guardian news, newspaper time magazine. that's an excellent documentary on p c. that's good work. but now of course, the story is changed and any highlighting of the extremist problem in u. k. is just dismissed as russian propaganda. but let me tell you, any mainstream reports in the west of ukraine knows perfectly well that there is a major extremism problem within ukraine. i remember recently speaking in london to a journalist, one of the major british because i put a sense, so sensing themselves about the existence of this extremism and he agreed. i was in a call when the russian surrounded. i spoke to spanish journalist, he said that he was trying to get online access, but the only access he could get was with the, the a tell him he didn't want to go with them because didn't want to promote the ideology. so there's no doubt that has been a rise of extremism in the last 8 years. so why is that? the reason is because the vast

unite around one religion, despite the fact that the symbolic value of the ukrainian language is extremely great, but the war is fought in at least two languages ​​and there are no nationalities, and loyalty is to this state, about which many, at least positively, have never i thought because it provides the basics of freedom and liberty, which for us are absolutely natural, and which we understood after the 14th year, they are not guaranteed by any other state, that is, on the contrary, another state comes and takes away the 22nd year is the next next step on this path, the role of the ukrainian language in ukrainian culture is growing. this is absolutely obvious, especially in the conditions when the language was used as a tool for destabilization to destabilize the state. the question is how to preserve the political cultural and so on pluralism , i.e. internal freedom, which today the ukrainian army, ukrainians, ukrainian society protects, tell mr. serhiy, what parallels do you see with that war in recent history, the president of ukraine quoted the prime minister of great britain duri

to the history of ukraine, first of all, thank you for the invitation to this conversation, it is extremely nice to be in your studio to talk with your audience and the question of history , the meaning of history in the context of this war, i am extremely important, first of all, this war is a truly historical event, not only when it comes to ukraine when it comes to the world and world changes. in fact, this is the end of the period of the so -called long peace after the cold war, this is the restructuring of relations in europe in the world regarding relations between europe and russia and of course, this is an extremely big change for the ukrainian nation. modern nations are imagined to be formed by intellectuals , including historians. the fathers of eastern european nations are intellectuals and historians such as mykhailo hrushevskyi, but nations are formed and transformed, reformatted in the context of very important , very dramatic and heroic events. and tragic events, such as he is, and for me there is no doubt that starting from 2014 , in fact, tectonic changes began to take plac

audience and the question about uh history the meaning of history in the context of this war i is extremely important first of all this war is really a historical event not only when it comes to about ukraine when it comes to the world and world changes. in fact, this is the end of the period of the so -called long peace after the cold war - it is the restructuring of relations in europe in the world in relation to the relations between europe and russia and of course, this is an extremely big change for ukraine, a nation, modern nations are imagined to be formed in a big way some of the intellectuals , including historians, the fathers of eastern european nations are intellectuals, historians such as mykhailo hrushevskyi, but nations are formed and transformed, reformatted in the context of very important very dramatic and heroic and tragic events, such as they are, and for me there is no doubt that starting from 2014 in ukrainian society, in fact, tectonic changes began to take place, including relative interest in history, attitudes towards history, and these 300 days of war, in fact, on

so while extreme weather is affecting supply, research hasn't yet quantified the exact impact extreme weather has unemployment. and now we bring in, once again some around do mohan t asia regional director for international potato center. so 1st off, now one countries crop yield is being affected. most by this extreme weather we're seeing this year because the ice now being impacted in many states, particularly in the bank like this. so the lot a lot of the cup in some key, the ice going countries. and now what about the livestock, our livestock also being affected by extreme weather life being directly back, they're going to be impacted to increase in the base. the ice goes up, that's going to affect the phase and that's not many life fade, the 100 percent look nice, but example it in the under pressure book and i said to dice and same time, 100 percent book. and i see the exported to west african countries or india would export ban on 100 percent, localized mexico. they did not feed feed but in the country. so i still will be back to it if the grants are impacted. and now we talk ab

in other words, even greater swings between extremely wet and extremely dry conditions and vice versak suggests human caused climate change is amplifying that affect. that is really leading to some significant challenges because as you might imagine, the way coping with extreme on both ends of the spectrum are different that if you're just getting drier or wetter. if you have bowed to deal with, it is definitely more complicated. amy: daniel swain, what you expect california's weather to look like in the future and is it a harbinger for the rest of the country? >> california certainly has a climate that is distinct from the rest of the united states. it is known as a mediterranean climate, similar to the climate of the mediterranean itself and other similar zones around the world. what is happening there is a little different than what we might expect to see elsewhere. i think there are some generalities that we can reasonably assume, which is that it is getting warmer and temperatures are rising. we are seeing on average the freezing levels during winter that are creeping up the moun

i am extreme or you get somebody who is an extreme mathematician, or extreme musician.dle-of-the-road kids can learn whole words or the math some other way. for me if it is too abstract i don't understand it. the thing is, if you look at some of our thought leaders in the past, they were artistic or dyslexic. i am also concerned it is getting too theoretical. there are some interesting things on this book tour, interesting hotels to stay at, some kids in the 1930s at local college and then a room that is full of textbooks, 1930s, electrical engineering books, much more applied, 1930s western literature books, shakespeare, socrates, all the stuff we read today. a lot of nonsense written about the greeks, got to remember it was written in a language they actually used to. than for green room, political science professor. i never saw vague abstract stuff on politicians. it wasn't right or left, it was that i just absolutely did not understand. i am going, going to be in charge of making a decision about with her we take a coal-fired power plant that is running my house rig

this story is also extremely serious, and it is not for nothing that you mentioned nabu and sap.hat is, these are the bodies on which, well, there is no great hope only the ukrainian people, but also our, in particular, and western partners of the european union, the united states of america, on the other hand, we understand that well, they are also not rubber and do not have time to implement and investigate everything, but, so to speak, they approached naftogaz well, accordingly, they might begin to untangle additional, so to speak , suppressed cases, although they are no less resonant, but in fact, as far as i know and understand, nabu himself is really actively working on all cases, of course, the obstacles are hidden documents, these are stories that happen not in every investigation, but we see that the law enforcement officers have methods and ways to record and document this, including such stories. and when this happens, it affects the future investigation and that in fact, we see according to kobolev's plan that when documents are hidden, when there is such serious resi

according to extreme ironing bureau, extreme ironing bureau friends.t dangerous sport that combines the thrill of extreme outdoor activities with the pleasure of a well- ironed shirt in 2002, so you understand the first world cup passed. for extreme ironing in bavaria well, this did not coincide with their oktoberfest. here at i have a question, because there, if one consequence of the second city immediately after the oktoberfest, as if in the morning they are like this, but in the process, fucking one subscriber, there raises a question. look, this is understandable. yes, it's wow, that's it. what is this, the second clue? yes, what did you say? this trowel is not the trowel of this tool. there is a name for me and this name. and it's called extreme ironing. this is a spatula, how is it a spatula? this, yes, where we live, this is a trowel - this is your plaster. this is how they make amends for them to make money on the sale tools can be seen that you do not iron and do not repair. but what is this man? what makes clearly not stroking. i can't see t

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and the rise in extreme with a round the wild. to learn more, we asked the director of the institute for climate in pottery such johan, rock storm on how bad things really are. the situation is really worrying. this is the warmest temperature. notice we're left the last i said, and within the next 10 years we may reach 1.5 degrees celsius and scientifically. we today show clearly that the physical limit go beyond that. we risk triggering many tipping points. the grid, an ice sheet, the weather, the guy she that represents 10 me to sea level rise, but also abrupt following permafrost, which will amplify warming even more. research shows that we're coming closer to limits of adaptation. meaning that we come to a point where people cannot adopt anymore, and the only choice then is to move, we get climate refugees. so we're in a very delicate situation. we need that a taishan for sure. but we have to accelerate the mitigation not to come too far at a point where we can no longer have adaptation where farming systems collapse, where a

ambassadors, glory to ukraine, and glory to what heroes, an extremely important meeting took place ins, and we understand that rather than anything, a certain synchronization of geopolitical processes that will coincide with the decisions made by rammstein, where the story will be finalized with the allocation of its weapons to us, mr. ambassadors, how do you see the current situation after meeting in davos and what, in your opinion , could have been public and non-public decisions henry kissinger is a well-known geopolitician who is 99 years old, but has changed his position in particular. he explained that after the victory, ukraine can join nato, first of all regarding the meeting in rammstein. i think that on germany will be under enormous pressure to agree to the transfer by poland of leopard tanks that it bought in germany, as well as to the transfer of some german tanks to ukraine by germany itself. in davos, everyone said that information is leaking from washington that there will be great pressure from the united states, and we know that great britain has already deprived cha

we are extremely excited about open ideas. we're extremely excited about selling things to the world. if the government is too focused on in shuler and small issues and this religious issue or that religious, or it's a full blown conflict with the sector that is actually paying for everything year in israel. so the tension is rising. okay, but i'm not know how realistic do you think these concerns are about a corporate accidents coming really be thing that's absolutely it's, it's very easy. you know, it's not factories. it's people. i am sure many of the companies here in israel, both the israeli companies and the international, are firms that have, are in the center is in is, are a, have a folder which says living is really, i'm sure of it. and if the government of israel is not careful enough, and it's not because they don't like israel or it just that they're going to make a decision. why? why make life so complicated? we can move things on to places and people will move, you know, the jews are very good at moving. so i thi

50 states with the extreme cold? so we're states with the extreme cold?act. so we are expecting to see if you were cold extremes of climate change which is indeed what is happening full stop but we have to remember, we will still see those cold extremes as we are seeing in the us and we also have to remember that there is this potential impact, all this actual impact from climate change, which is that there is greater snowfall in those cold extremes when they do happen. british musicians were responsible for all of the top 10 best—selling singles in the uk last year — for the first time since records began. harry styles topped the chart, while ed sheeran and with 100 with100 and with 100 and 80 with100 and 80 million streams, harry styles became the bestselling song of last year. it was closely followed by this. ed sheeran's bad habits. already the biggest seller of 2021, it clung on as the second biggest tune of 2022. newcomers cat burns came forth and kate bush came... running up that hill, which went viral last summer after featuring hill, which went v

to the conversation with president duda, a great friend of the ukrainian people, and recently an extremely important meeting took place in the format yes of the so-called lublin triangle, in particular , the president of the republic of lithuania, the president of poland and the president of ukraine met with the key just to show the prime minister of poland muravetskyi who came here you see he looks at the village congratulations to the prime minister pass on mr. oleksiy i will make company here you see the prime minister - the minister of poland came right in front of you to get acquainted with this exhibition and here is the answer to the questions we just discussed with you and the lublin triangle the triangle you just mentioned yes, you and ukraine, poland, we are extremely lacking lithuania in someone from lithuania, and the blouse is already our triangle. thank you very much, mr. oleksiy, for your work both on the davos forum and on the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel oleksiy goncharenko folk a deputy of ukraine, a member of the ukrainian delegation from davos, was included

and it is extremely important to dance our conversation. how will the story unfold, so to speak, with the change of the ruling or powerful team, i.e. how far can everything go in this process and what do you think happened to the trigger i think the further along the more volodymyr zelenskyy understands that from the life of ukraine depends on cooperation with the west, without exaggeration what we told him for three years as the opposition that we should develop our relations with the united states of the eu, now it is clear to everyone that this is a matter of the life of the country , so we are really trying to do everything to meet the basic standards of democracy. i think the closer we are in the weeks, we will see a rotation in the ministries, we will see the rotation of some ministers, i do not foresee a change of government, because it is unlikely that the coalition will have the strength to seek votes for a new prime minister, so i think that the sly will remain, but we will see many new faces both in the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and in state enterprises and state inst

it is extremely large.i still think that maybe you mean some works of art, yes, maybe some films are already being filmed there, in general, i wanted to ask, there are documentaries which are filmed here, but still it is important for us to speak for ourselves and not for someone to speak for us although these views are also important to support us a lot and it is important for us because we have the opportunity to look at ourselves from the side because we we see ourselves one at a time, and the people who come there from france see us in a completely different way, and this is also important to understand. and what we look like, and that's why, of course. well, there is extremely great interest, but what matters is what we are now if we talk about films, for example, and we have it turned out very well this year many films that during the year participated in a-a top film festivals in the world, and accordingly our stories were seen and as if the directors, our film crews told eh , our stories are also in

of course, we are all extremely upset by the lack. are all extremely upset by the lack of decision bynately, they have been dragging their feet on this issue for months now, and no decision seems to be upcoming as of right now. unfortunately, the situation is very bad. we are in the situation will be keep having to ask for those tanks. we are currently in close combat where tanks are needed, where we need to be able to protect our personnel. but we are not getting those tanks, we are not able to protect our people, we are losing them, hundreds a day, because no decision is taken. this is extremely timely for us, and we are not counting it in hours or days. unfortunately for us, we are counting the number of people we are losing on the battlefield because such a decision is not being taken. how seriously do you take russia's warning that this would mean a dangerous escalation? what does that mean to ukraine?— dangerous escalation? what does that mean to ukraine? exactly a week ago, they launched — mean to ukraine? exactly a week ago, they launched a _ mean to ukraine? exactly a week ag