the f. b. i managed to get a witness to talk and reveal everything more than 15 suspects were linked to the large scale plot and arrested among them were samuel bowers, a local plan official, as well as sheriff laurence rainy and cecil price, who had arrested the 3 activists. this was a premeditated murder. the civil rights workers were in town and therefore on their way out of town, they were stopped by the deputy sheriff. and they were released in a very coordinated way. working with the police klan members were waiting near the jail house. they knew they were going to be released and they followed them out of town. the most remarkable thing was how local law enforcement was essentially the same as the plan. they were clansman. and ultimately they handed these people. they took them out of a local cell where they had been briefly arrested, detained, and handed them to the clan, which them drank them out into the forest and murdered them. trial after trial took place, the criminals who arranged

they sent this file back to washington up to the f. b, i headquarters of but the head of the f, b i, j edgar hoover refused to forward that file to prosecutors in the department of justice. so it lay there for years and years and years and years. so in, in fact a, f, b i, agents in the field knew who the killers were, knew who the bombers were, but because of the leadership of the f, b i, at the time, none of that information was prosecuted until decades later. robert chambliss who committed the bombing was convicted of possession of dynamite, but he would serve just 4 months in prison. the other suspects were not prosecuted ah, f b, i, director j edgar hoover had chosen his side. he did everything he could to block the investigations. he saw the civil rights activists who he considered communists as the biggest threat to the country. martin luther king's communications were being monitored investigations into upstanding patriotic white people in the clan could wait. the fact that no one was convicted right away, and again, having the knowl

and approximately 200 sailors came out with the f. b i. agents to assist in the 1st of the area where the car was located on august 4th, 1964. after a $45.00 day investigation, the bodies were finally found in a forest. the f. b. i managed to get a witness to talk and reveal everything. more than 15 suspects were linked to the large scale plot and arrested. among them were samuel bowers, a local plan official, as well as sheriff laurence rainy and cecil price, who had arrested the 3 activists. this was a premeditated murder. the civil rights workers were in town and therefore on their way out of town, they were stopped by the deputy sheriff and they were released in a very coordinated way. working with the police klan members were waiting near the jail house. they knew they were going to be released and they followed them out of town. the most remarkable thing was how local law enforcement was essentially the same as the clamp. they were clansman. and ultimately they handed these people. they took them out of a local cell where they had b

you just said you'd like to see the f, b i involved in an investigation of this killing. first, i want to ask you, how likely do you think that is to happen? and secondly, do you think that there will be enough pressure brought to bear that a credible and transparent investigation will actually take place? we are a nation of laws and our citizens are the most valuable people. sherry and hartley is 1. 1 of these said the citizens of the united states who i was an eye witness as a journalist, documenting and reporting what she sees through the war. so the f, b, i o's should in our bartlett and ours, all of us a thorough investigation and they can do it. the question is, are they going to do it? we are going to push the, the f, b i through all our, our connections and, and, and our prisons do just to remind this administration. and if b i that should, in a barclay should not be treated less than any other american citizen. and had, of course, has one thing to actually have an investigation or a credible investigation go forward. it's quite another to actually hold anybody to

most of them black the f. b. i says the incident is being investigated as a hate crime. the suspect was arrested at the scene. he has pleaded not guilty to 1st degree murder. good. wow. the aftermath of a brutal attack crowds gathered outside a local supermarket, no turned crime scene to offer each other support people who were just buying groceries. witnessed 1st hand. a mastercard. when he went in the store in the store, he shot outside the store inside the store or when he started in stores, police say the 18 year old white male suspect was carrying an assault rifle marked with a racist slur. he shot 13 people, killing 10 of them, and all 11 of the victims were black. the suspected gunman surrendered to police officers at the scene and was charged. i was later. c the visual has been arranged on murder in the 1st degree, which is the highest charge for murder charge in new york state, carries with it a sentence of life without parole. the highest punishment we have in new york state . and the cemetery says, the suspect pleaded not guilty. the 1st 2 minutes of his attac

also coming up the f. b, i is calling it of possible hate crime a shooting in the u. s. 8 of new york has left tenant people dead. most of the victims of black, the suspect is white. ah, i'm really mohamad welcome to the program. finland has announced it will officially apply for nato membership. if approved at the addition of finland would be doubling the size of nato's border with russia. the application needs to be endorsed by the finish parliament. but that's expected to be just a formality. so far natal member turkey has expressed reservations about finland's membership, but finish prime minister at santa marin said she was confident in the country's application. both finland and sweden have sent diplomats to a meeting of foreign ministers in berlin. we haven't had any indication in nato that there would be any problems for finance or sweetness membership. he made a we, we have all the capabilities. we are already very into linked with nato, and we are close partners to nato. we haven't had any indications that there would be any problems when i bring in d. w is

and they then leave that information to the f b i. now, former president trump has responded to the latest revelations, and he said that this gamble has had a lasting impact. this is one of the greatest political scandals in history. for 3 years. i had to fight her off and fight those crooked people off. and you'll never get your reputation fully back. where do i get my reputation back? and it's not just trans reputation because also the reputation of the f, b i the d o j and every single man, stream media outlets, their ram with the russian gate story. as they proved to the public that they didn't need to take the time to find out if the information was accurate before they presented it as fact. now as for hillary clinton herself remains to be seen whether or not she will actually take the stand at this time around. however, the focus for now remains on her team. will journalism color miss bradley blankenship believes that the revelations about hillary clinton's campaign tactics will impact the democrats who are currently going throu

yes, democratic congressman andre carson is the author of a letter calling for the f. b. i to launch an investigation into shaheen. i work as killing. he joins me now from washington. d. c. d. c. thank you very much indeed for being with us. so talk us through 1st of all the letter. what's the key demand and who are you asking? well 1st i want to send my deepest condolences to the 0 family on the loss of your colleague, friends and family member. and also, you know, as we all continue to mourn the loss of this great journalism, fellow american who was tragically killed while on assignment. you know, we want answers and we need to ensure that these answers are accurate, that they are transparent and they are a timely so as soon as you know, we heard the news of this horrible killing. we knew something needed to be done. that's why i'm sending a letter to secretary of state entity blinking along with f. b. i director christopher, re urging them to investigate this act representatives, luc herrera, bill, escrow or co leading this letter with me along with congresswoman receipt

the f b, i calls it a possible type crime with 10 did in the us state of new york. most of the victims are black. the 18 year old suspect is why it happened to the local grocery store. much of the country is really ah method me how'd welcome to the program. after weeks of heavy bombardment, hockey is breathing a sigh of relief. the ukrainian military claims to have driven russian troops out of the area around the country. second largest city. the shilling, according to regional authorities, has stopped, but ye, grant's president says his forces elsewhere still lack the means to tip the scales fully in their favor. a lot of me zalinski told of visiting us senate delegation, he needs more powerful weapons. republican leader, mitch mcconnell, leads the u. s. senate delegation on a stroll through kiff to show their support for ukraine's war effort. it was all smiles and hand shakes as they met with president zalinski. how are you? good and regular? well har, thank you. we know each other a little that yeah, that's zelinski made it clear that smiles and hand shakes and p

s. politicians want the f, b i to investigate the shooting of chevy among them is republican congressman andre carson, who's tweeted the killing of out as a reporter and fellow american, shirley. and i will likely was not only a tragedy. it was an affront to press freedom and to all americans, we need answers and accountability from the israeli government. he said, how likely is that to happen? well, the big question, hey, adrian has been why all the f b i on the ground issue sharin was an american citizen. in other cases that we've seen in other countries in similar situations, the f b i has sent huge teams in to investigate. one of those favors are examples of that is the attack on the cobalt house in saudi arabia where several americans were killed. the americans went straight in to saudi arabia to be able to investigate that. that hasn't happened here. a lot of people asking questions why, including now as you say, us lawmakers some 56 of them. and that includes the republicans and democrats. will that put pressure on the israeli? so open an investigation will the it's not an overwhe

law enforcement leaders that are leading the investigations which includes the texas rangers and the f b i, they get to the bottom of every fat with absolute certainty. there are people who deserve answers the most. and those are the families whose lives have been destroyed. they need answers that are accurate, and it is inexcusable that they may have suffered from any inaccurate information whatsoever. don't 100 joins us now from houston in texas, where the and already the national rifle association convention is getting underway . john, so the 1st will tell us more about this criticism of the police. the discovering is that the information we were getting from the police about a shooting has an interesting gall. this has been wrong day after day and they've been correcting it day after day. we had heard that it might have been 40 minutes before the police went in, and then we heard that it might have been an hour. and now we're hearing it is actually a minute. well, over an hour, while those children are in the recording, the scene, hearing done via an urgent need to go back then in a ne

if you want action and we want the united states government to i asked the f b i to investigate this assassination against an american citizen. and we would like our government to take charge of that investigation. it cannot be trusted with any investigation because the world knows how sophisticated is directly spokespeople and leaders in twisting the facts and all was blaming the victims. they should not get that. we would that this time, we are a nation of laws and our citizens are the most valuable people. sharing an article is 11 of the said, the citizens of the united states, who was an eye witness as a journalist, documenting and reporting what she sees to the war. so that it be, i always should in our bartlett and all of us a thorough investigation and they can do it. the question is, are they going to do it? we are going to push the, the f, b i through all our connections and, and our presence to just remind mr. shanade this b i'd that should, in a burglar, should not be treated less than any other american citizen. on the and human rights offer says that and pianos, he must

and it's not just trans reputation because also the reputation of the f, b i, the d o j and every single man stream media outlets ran with the russian gate story . as they proved to the public that they didn't need to take the time to find out if the information was accurate before they presented it as fact. now as for hillary clinton herself remains to be seen whether or not she will actually take the stand at the time or ground. however, the focus for now remains on her team. well journalism color, miss bradley blankenship believes that the revelations about hillary clinton's campaign tactics will impact the democrats who are currently going through the turbulence in the polls. i think it's pretty clear that there was 2 main motivations for hillary clinton and her team doing this. the 1st one was the deal to fall out from the wiki league scandal about her campaign in the very obvious conspiracy against the bernie sanders campaign. and the 2nd thing was to influence the foreign policy, the trump administration, to make it so that way. trump's foreign policy, which was supposed to be mor

ah, i, it's often very green and of course they have to fight about the f b. i mean, the aspirations are pretty clear. ah, there, i mean, the approval rating off nato as an international guy organization has skyrocketed and new green. ah, it's up to them to decide whether they want to join this organization. certainly not up to the russian. certainly not up to mr. put it. to decide what direction ukraine will be heading in the future. but i will tell you what the game changer could be for ukraine and for europe, and also probably for the united states ukraine in joining the european union. i just wanted to remind you of 1st 2014, a young coverage with brad that he was ousted from office the might on revolution. it was not because you couldn't wanted to join nato. it was not because america was building was building bio lapse right. and you, it was because of the accession agreement, ukraine was about to sign with the european union. this is what put in fears, as i said, put in fears, a prosperous country at russia's border and he fear the country which effective

question as well that a number of democrats, a significant number of democrats have asked for the f b i to investigate the killing of the journalist who of course, was a us citizen. but there's no sign that anyone here at the state department or the white house is pushing the israelis to accept an f. b. i investigation something that the palestinians and many in the international community would see a somewhat of an independent investigation into the killing. all the and sasha criminal court has a clear mandate to investigate israel's killing of palestinian john less as a war crime. it is according to john lesson lawyers who filed a cater like case last month, which has been expanded now to include the shooting of out. there is sharina black like she was killed this month while reporting in the occupied westbank and in bother reports. she did since last email to her jazeera news room and got her in a minute while lead alan murray al jazeera jerusalem bureau chief, talking about the moments before is ready, forces shot dead. his colleague on the 11th of may, janine, ah, this event brough

also coming up dozens of members of the us congress called on the f. b. i and the state department to launch an independent investigation and killing of al jazeera journalists, sharina utley, a contentious pandemic policy remains the u. s. judge rules that corona varsity frictions must continue the migrant seeking asylum on the southern border. this is common film festival sees female directors take the spotlight, the white for parity, the male dominated industry. ah, russia says it now controlled, then tar ukrainian port, city of model, you pull off the last soldiers hold up. but the as of style steve work surrendered, ukraine's president vladimir lensky says they've been ordered to stop defending the city and lay down their weapons. lee of history year to day, the defenders received a clear signal from the military command that they can get out and save their lives . also, jabari begins our coverage from moscow. these are the last remaining ukrainian fighters in the as of style steel plant. now they are prisoners of war. they survived russia's onslaught f

according to the f, b i 5295 indigenous women were reported missing. nationwide. in 2020 native american women are 10 times more likely to be murdered than any other ethnicity war than one half of all native women have experienced rape or other sexual abuse. george is working to assemble a database of the missing and murdered women. we are disproportionately experiencing violence across the life course for indigenous people. it's often a different race hurting you and that goes back to the settler colonialism. indigenous women are preyed upon because tribal police are often underfunded and under equipped, overlapping police jurisdictions made criminals think they can literally get away with murder, says europe, tribal judge abby abernathy is somebody who is killing. who knows this sort of no harm, no foul. because they're not going to be pursued, and in fact, they aren't. the europe tribe wants funding for investigators and equipment to conduct searches and better mental health care access. last year president joe biden signed an executive order on murdered and mi

question as well that a number of democrats, a significant number of democrats have asked for the f b i to investigate the killing of the journalist who of course, was a us citizen. but there's no sign that anyone here at the state department or the white house is pushing the israelis to accept an f. b. i investigation something that the palestinians and many in the international community would see a somewhat of an independent investigation into the killing. the palestinian health ministry says a teenage boy has been killed by israeli forces them hammond of a name was 15 years old. officials say he was shot 3 times during clashes in the town of farther south. the battle am greece has accused thereon of piracy. after it sees 2 greek oil tankers, iran says they were captured for violations. these were the last locations of the 2 greek flag tankers tracked on the marine monitoring platform vessel finder. grease says iranian helicopters landed on the ships in international waters 22 nautical miles off the coast of iraq. the move appears to be in retaliation for an incident last month that

story be that former, the former lawyer, hillary kings has been found not guilty of lying to the f. b i in 2016 about donald trump's ties to russia. correspondence should be on the line this time kind of more pain kayla. good to see you. so cybersecurity lawyer, michael system, has been found not guilty. c want to build bonds, words essentially, talis. sure. well, we have the not guilty verdict for michael sussman, which indicates that the jury did not believe that what he said to the f. b. i constituted illegal deception of the i. but regardless, the trial at this point is making headlines because of the bomb shell testimony that it appears that hillary clinton did indeed sign off on the spreading of unverified rumors linking donald trump to russia. and it was the hillary clinton campaign that originated those rumors that found their way into the press. this is what we heard. i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation, but notionally, the discussion was pe, we have this and we want to share it with a reporter. she agreed with the decision. s

the f. b. i says in 2020 alone more than 5200 were reported missing. rob reynolds has a story of how one tribal community in california responded when one of their own disappeared. got area, that's all i can access, tribal and local police and volunteers are preparing to search a vast area of northern california wilderness for a missing native woman. 33 year old emily rise, ling a mother of to was last seen near this village on the europe native american reservation. in october, the community is determined to get an answer. what the answer may be, i don't know, but an answer can bring closure. growing up, emily was a promising student and an expert traditional dancer blight. george was a close friend. she always had a sparkle and a smile, and i always am. i gravitated towards her and thought the world of her. but as emily grew older, she suffered from mental health problems and substance abuse in this impoverished tribal community. it was difficult to get her the help she needed. according to the f, b i 5295 indigenous women were reported missing. nati

house members of signed a letter to the f b i so, so what are we asking for them? that's right, so this letter is still circulating through capitol hill right now. it has 56 signatures, all democratic members of the house, a could garner more support. and what it's asking is for the u. s. state department and for the f b i to launch their own independent investigation into sharina, killing and to see whether or not her killing violated any u. s. laws. of course, she really was a jewel us citizen. i. now this is again, $56.00 members have signed on as of now that's a significant number, but still it's a very small are significantly small fraction of the total members of congress and it doesn't carry any legal weight to it. however, as one of the leaders of this effort told al jazeera congressman andre carson, he said that it's clear this letter is demanding answers and it makes clear that journalists must be protected around the world, darren, or ga, castro life, or stay in washington dc. hydro. thank you. well friends and colleagues of serene blackly have spoken of

and it's not just trans reputation because also the reputation of the f, b i, the d o j and at 3 single man stream media outlets that ran with the russia gate story. as they proved to the public that they didn't need to take the time to find out if the information was accurate before they presented it as fact. now, as for hillary clinton herself remains to be seen whether or not she will actually take the stand at the time or brown. however, the focus for now remains on her team. well, let's dig into some of those points with journalists and column as broadly blanking ship. bradley, welcome to the program. why do you thing these pretty pertinent details, but hillary clinton's election can mean they're only emerging so about these allegations. what i think is quite interesting is to explore the motivation for hillary clinton, if we can imagine ourselves going back in time to the political climate and everything that was happening. then i think it's pretty clear that there was 2 main motivations for hillary clinton and her team doing this. the 1st one was the dealer to fall out from the w

we have a federal law enforcement the f b, i joining local law enforcement right now. we don't a whole lot at this point about the shooter. we know that and he had apparently posted some violent messages online and we understand from what i seen on twitter that some of the shooters allegedly, some of the shooters social media accounts have been suspended. as some of these investigations are ongoing. again that he was an 18 years old and from this community had attended a high school in this town. we don't know anthony if he attended this elementary school, even if he was intending to attack the school or. and most importantly, why he would commit this crime. so we're hoping in the course of the coming hours and days that we will find more information out about what was behind this attack. we heard you as president jimmy joe biden urging the nation to stand up to the powerful gun lobby. is there any chance that this time there will be enough anger to say politicians legislate to stop this happening? i think there's very little chance of that, anthony. i mean, we heard th

continuing and that multiple federal and local law enforcement agencies or on the ground, including the f. b i is. this is a mass shooting and volley is around a 130 kilometers west of san antonio and not far from the mexican border. so apparently among the 1st responders on the scene, we're actually customs and border protection officers. and so this really is also, we should say, a heavily latino, latino community that has been impacted here and asked for what happened. we have learned that the shooter drove up to the scene, abandoned his car and then entered the school and started shooting. we have learned from the governor that he had a hand gun and possibly a rifle. and anthony, it's so terrible to say. but among the 14 students killed, there were 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders. that means these are children who were 67 years old, up to around 11 or 12 years old in the rob elementary school in vall, day at school teacher also killed. we believe, as you mentioned, that the shooter died in a fire fight with police that has not been confirmed yet, but they're the police chief saying the investigat

the f b, i says a mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo was racially motivated. a white teenager opened fire in the supermarkets killing 10 people. most of them black police say the suspects, live streams, the killing spree. he was arrested at the scene and has pleaded not guilty to 1st degree murder. palestinians are marching in ramallah in the west bank to mock and knock by day. it's commemorate the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs during the 1st arab israeli war, which began on this day in 1948. each year sees protests around the globe calling for the recognition of palestinian statehood process has declared 10 people in a sense of the roman catholic church. thank good, an antique nazi dutch priest murdered at the da, how concentration camp and the french monk killed in algeria. more than 50000 people gathered in st. peter's square at the vatican. voting is underway in germany's most popular state north wind. this failure. the election is seen as a test for the social democrats of chancellor, olaf schultz. the state is traditionally a

most of them black, the f. b, i says, the shooting is being investigated as a hate crime. the suspect was arrested at the scene. he has pleaded not guilty to 1st degree murder. palestinians are marching in ramallah in the west bank to mock knock by day. it commemorates the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs during the 1st arab israeli war, which began on this day in 1948. each year sees protests around the globe calling for the recognition of palestinian statehood people and nevin on, accosting their ballots in parliamentary elections. the 1st since and uprising against the ruling elite in 2019 new political groups all facing off against established parties. lebanon is seeing a growing economic crisis with the shortage of food. water and medicine. voting is underway when the elections in the german sate of north ryans, the salia. the vote is seen as a test for the social democrats all chancellor own aff sholtes. germany's most popular state is traditionally and s p d stronghold, but swung to the conservatives in 2017. the 2 parties on neck and neck

she was a us citizen and to us congressman want the f. b i to investigate her death there. collecting signatures to push that motion forwards shall anchors, ruling party has brought a no confidence motion against president go to buy a raja parks or in parliament. it was triggered by growing anger and protests over its economic crisis shall anchor has run out of some essential medicines and many are struggling to buy enough foods. and a huge wildfire in new mexico has become the largest sin you in the u. s. states history. the calf canyon fire has already burned through more than 1300 square kilometers and destroyed $260.00 homes. it's been burning for a month, forcing more than $26000.00 people from their homes. and those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll have more news for you after witness stay with us. talk to al, just 0. we are. what is the time table in your mind? when do you think you can be off of russian gas? we listen or, and i have seen and played football with these refugees. i look at them and they're happy. they smile in we m

the f b, i says a mass shooting and buffalo was racially motivated. a white teenager opened fire in a supermarket, killing 10 people. most of them black. it was arrested at the scene and has pleaded not guilty to 1st degree murder authorities believe the suspect posted a $180.00 page manifesto online. the election in germany's most popular state and north round was failure has ended with a disappointment for chancellor shortest social democrats. the conservatives are needing projections with almost 36 percent of the boat. while the social democrats received almost 27 percent of the greens are expected to finish in 3rd place, guns, glad to stare. the people of lebanon also went to the polls. them had low expectations that their boat could really improve the economy or significantly change the political landscape. it's the 1st parliamentary elections and economic meltdown over the past 2 years. and a massive explosion at bay roads at port in 2020, in a symptom of the collapse polling stations across the country, suffered power crafts on sunday. d, w. re

there is a massive law enforcement presence on the ground right now the f b. i also law local law enforcement. looking into every aspect of the shooters life and of all day, just to tell you where this is, is just about 130 kilometers west of san antonio and it is not far from the mexican border. so this is a heavily latino, latino community. and the school district superintendent saying that the rest of the school year anthony has been cancelled. they are providing grief counseling for the community. and they have also started an emergency blood drive for those who are injured at the moment being treated in the hospital. still the early stages soon to we know much about the young man who did this or indeed why he did this very little. i mean, we know that the shooter, according to the reports emerging here, had post and violent messages online. we know that he was 18 as you said, and from valley. so he had attended a high school in this town. but we don't know if he attended this elementary school . in particular. as i said, investigators are now combing throug

f. b i's, there's a mass shooting in buffalo was racially motivated. a white teenager opened fire in a supermarket, killing 10 people. most of them black. it was arrested at the scene and has pleaded not guilty to 1st degree murder authorities believe the suspect posted a $180.00 page manifesto on line. the election in germany's most populated state north round was failure has ended with a disappointment for chancellor shoulds, social democrats. the conservatives are leading projections with almost 36 percent of the boat. while the social democrats received almost 27 percent. the greens are expected to finish in that place. the people of lebanon also went to the polls and the 1st parliamentary elections since the countries economic collapse. the vote is a test of whether the iran back has bhalla and its allies can keep the majority despite soaring poverty and anger at parties in power turn out was only 41 percent. the bond is legacy some concluded on saturday with buy a munich once again, champions players coach this and clap buses gathered for a publi

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supermarket is in a predominantly black neighbourhood, about 5 kilometers north of downtown buffalo, the f. b. i is investigating the shooting as both a hate crime and racially motivated violet extremism. this is the worse nightmare that any community can face, and we are hurting. and we are seething right now as a community, the death of pain that families are feeling and that all of us are feeling right now cannot even be explained. ukraine says russian troops of withdrawn from its 2nd largest city hall, keith of 2 weeks, 80 days of heavy bombardment. the cities mass as ukrainian forces have now pushed russian troops far from the region. the russian army has apparently stopped its advance in northern hockey. instead, focusing on guarding supply routes, ukraine's military says russia has intensified as artillery and as strikes in the east and done yes, creature. so those are the headlines. thank you for joining us. there will now da 0 stay with us. of course mike. sheba is next. don't go away on counting the cost for design marco's junior is set to be the philippines. what will it mean for the

the f b, i says they're investigating the shooting that left at least 10 people dead as a hate crime. and as a racially motivated violence extremism case, they say that an 18 year old white male is now in custody. he came to the scene wearing tactical gear hearing an assault rifle and wearing a camera that live stream the event does. he approach the store. ross's president vladimir putin has told his finished counterpart that joining nato would be a mistake. so the minister informed routine of finland's intention to join the alliance and a phone call on saturday. i hope that that's weird and will also decide to join nato to get there with finland. and that we're making the decisions simultaneously and, and hopefully we'll give them or send step locations that we are willing to join nato together. i think this is crucial from the perspective of the whole nordic and baltic c region, the security, a region that we share. i think it's very important that we are making the decisions to get their ukraine has won this year's eurovision song contest. the move in italian city of true in the co

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