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all this resembles the events of a hundred years ago. succinctly formulated by general max hoffmann,hief of staff of the eastern front during the first world war, he said, all ukraine i'm interested in the next harvest. so there is nothing new in this story anna efimova valeriy savelyev anastasia popova typical ukraine oh, what are the prospects for ukrainian agriculture, we will talk with our permanent expert alexander vasiliev. sasha good afternoon. hello, the fighting has already affected different aspects of the life of ukraine. and how did this affect agriculture? well , of course, the fact in which it now exists. yes , that's the fact of the fighting. yeah he's pretty obvious things. and assumes. well, look, for example, and in ukraine, let's start with personnel. yes, uh, in ukraine, mobilization is going on very intensively. uh, and in especially demanded specialists who can, uh, manage the equipment. and er, for example, a machine operator in agriculture. it's always still soviet times. yes, this is such a main reserve, which actually. here, for the replenishment of some kin

max hoffmann, chief of staff of the eastern front during the first world war, he said, all ukraine interests me until the next harvest, so nothing new anna efimova valery savelyev anastasia popova typical ukraine oh, that what could be the prospects for ukrainian agriculture, we will talk with our permanent expert alexander vasiliev. sasha good afternoon. hello, the fighting has already taken its toll on different aspects of life in ukraine and how did this affect agriculture? well, of course, the fact in which it now exists. yes, that's the fact of the fighting. yes, it is quite obvious things, but they suggest. well, look, for example, let's start with the personnel in ukraine. yes, uh, in ukraine, mobilization is going on very intensively. e, a. particularly in demand are specialists who can, e-e, operate machinery. and er, for example, a machine operator in agriculture. it's always still soviet times. this is such a main reserve, which actually. here, for the replenishment of some kind of british troops there in general, and so on. here, too, there are, as it were, obvious problems. yes,

hoffmann was, and then in other states you actually saw a resistance from some republicans to these a alternate state of electors and they weren't hiding from anything saying this is what we want to do, we believe that the election was compromised and we need to put forth these electors for congress to consider and there wasn't any appetite within the republican caucus in the state legislature to go along with that. so it kind of depended on the state as to how warmly they embraced this theory of alternate slate of electors and almost every legal expert i spoke to said putting forward any kind of alternate slate of electors yet might have caused some kind of constitutional crisis that would have unmoored us further in this tumultuous time after the 2020 election. >> just one more question about the reporting. i think we first started calling on you in georgia and the attempts and 48 states contemplating voter suppression predicated on the big lie. this almost seems like the bookend in the body of reporting and the live fueled efforts to make it harder for communities of color to vote,