the i. e. a has identified an urgent need for interim measures to prevent a nuclear accident arising from the physical damage caused by military means. as the director general has explained, this can be achieved by the immediate establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection. so we, we form the importance of the 7 pillars of the nuclear safety and security outlined by the i, ace director general. and we support agency in helping ensure the implementation of these pillars in the ukraine. we echo also his concerns, including for the physical integrity, the power supply and stuff. conditions at the plant nuclear facility case should not be used for military activities or the storage of military material. we remain concerned that russia, caesar of a nuclear power plant, is all the means of taking hostage a central source of electricity supply essential to the civilian population of ukraine. the electricity generated at the separation nuclear power plant rightfully belongs to the people o

the i. e. a has assessed that the physical integrity of his appreciate nuclear power plant has been violated several times. and with the publication of today's report, the i, a e, a has confirmed the presence of russian military personnel, vehicles and equipment in the plant. we understand that in some cases, russian military equipment has been as close as 60 meters from the nuclear reactors. the report also confirms the immense stress and pressure under which the brave ukrainian staff at this plant are operating. they are no longer workers, but hostages being held at gunpoint by choosing to invade a nuclear power plant and puddings are parisha in the crossfire. russia is playing roulette with nuclear safety as long as rushes occupation of the plant continues. it's safe and secure operation cannot be insured. any measures to address nuclear safety at the plant should therefore involve the full withdrawal of russian troops and personnel. president. this is the 3rd meeting that russia has called o

the i. e. a has assessed that the physical integrity of his upper asia nuclear power plant has been violated several times. and with the publication of today's report, the i, a e, a has confirmed the presence of russian military personnel, vehicles and equipment in the plant. we understand that in some cases, russian military equipment has been as close as 60 meters from the nuclear reactors. the report also confirms the immense stress and pressure under which the brave ukrainian staff at this plant are operating. they are no longer workers, but hostages being held at gunpoint by choosing to invade or nuclear power plant and puddings. up her easier in the crossfire. russia is playing roulette with nuclear safety. as long as russia's occupation of the plant continues, it's safe and secure operation cannot be insured. any measures to address nuclear safety at the plant should therefore involve the full withdrawal of russian troops and personnel. president. this is the 3rd meeting that russia has c

and some of his top advisers met with the i. e. a top officials before they left to head south to visit the nuclear plant. and the situation there at the plant is not really changing week by week or day by day. it could potentially change our by our because this is such a volatile situation. number one. and because this is such an unprecedented operation, a and mission by the i e, a team as well. it's something that is really never been done before in terms of them going to a, a nuclear plant that is in one country, but controlled by a military of another, of a different country in terms of what is being said here in the capital. keith, we did hear from you, cranium president vladimir zalinski, and he indicated at least, insinuated that he is a little bit disappointed with what he's heard from the i. e. a team so far after just their 1st day visiting the nuclear plant. now going into day 2, let's listen to a little bit of what the ukranian president had to say. green as a will of sin, la delicious demilitarization of the territory

that's the i e officials i'm speaking about at does apparition, nuclear power plant. what that arrangement exactly will look like the exact details we simply don't know yet, but we can tell you that we are getting a better sense of how the a visit by the i e officials has been going. and it's clearly been very staged managed by russia. there were no international journalists or ukrainian journalists that were allowed to accompany the inspector's only journalists that were approved by the russians. and then also we saw that as the i, e. officials were touring the plant, they were accompanied by an official in a dark suit and we have discovered that person is a. 3 advisor to the russian nuclear watchdog or the not russian nuclear organization. you add all this up and this is why the view from keith is very skeptical. and that is why we're hearing from a president of all the mears zelinski about the census. if you get in a, he's insinuating, if you will, that he's not happy with how this is gone down so far. let's listen to a little bit more of what is it on? he had to s

, a could see and still can as to i. e, a workers remained that was a foreclosure plan to do it. i must go our european chief, european diplomat. joseph morales said they have no concrete plans on how to defeat fascists, russia, and is fascist regime. what's that all about? i should move eagerly, but he's we witnessed you diplomacy cheaper. al, calling from rochester faith on the battlefields unit, and such weird diplomatic stance could be understandable if he were a defense minister handling weird words. but he's not, lord, be his judge. let him say what he feels like saying so it's concerning, fascist resumes. is he will, he is spanish, isn't it? if you live back in the 19 thirty's in spain and her during up weather forecast, the supplemental phrase, overall of spain, which the sky is clear, which was a signal for the beginning of general franco's qu, nobody would take a weapon at fi on the side of the spanish pushes, because the days kiev regime has its roots in the 2014 coo and he supports them. what is it to what i'm

now the i e. a is there, and this is like i said, from night to day in terms of the people being there, it naturally for me the safety of my people is the 1st thing you remember that i said i will never send somebody to a place where i don't go myself 1st and this is what i have been doing. now that we know that we have a certain degree, i see a system that is working or we have our people there. and it has been very challenging. of course we are. are we are looking at these they are in constant communication with us is something happens of course we will take the necessary measures you joey yes or next week somebody at some point. busy oh, yes, yes. or whether our logistic aspects are related to that, but they are going to continue to count and thank you for the question because i want to recognize the support that we received from the united nations department of safety and security. we have incredibly good people there that are coming from the most or you know, difficult, a hot spots in the worl

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the attacks continue despite the presence of 2 i. e, a observers at the size of my pets and says the i a a was placed under pressure from western states, which explains why the nuclear wash oak fell to blame ukraine for the shelling of the nuclear plants. moskos and voice of the un is also slammed the i. e. a's a report for stopping short of confirming rushes accusations. russia, lulu marine perhaps if the document was devoted exclusively to the results of your trip to the persian crow power plant. your conclusions could be clear and unambiguous. were gripped that in your report on the implementation of international atomic energy agency, save gerson ukraine for the period from april to september of this year. the source of the showing is not directly indicated. the un secretary general has demanded the russian and ukrainian forces agree on the demilitarized zone to ensure the safety of the plant. his speech to the un security council came up to the i. e. a released is report following a visit, find specs as to the site last week. new

have remained at the site, so at the moment the i. e, and through it, united nation is an international community, have the capacity to have a direct, immediate evaluation of their situation on the ground as it may be the case as it may happen. and these fact is unprecedented in the bass. ladies and gentlemen, when i e, a inspectors where in places which had a difficult urban either gone difficult circumstances, light to login or she that or even i'm called the light iraq. it has always been after the fact, it has always been to be got the pieces to me dig remedied what had already happened. we in this case have the historical ethical imperative to prevent something from happening. and by having established these presence and by agree. ready to our special ed safety and security protection. so we will be able, we have the opportunity to prevent these from happening. as it is stated in their report. we are ready to go out quickly with about these. we believe that these measure which you can see there an injury measure in the hope that ot

i certainly believe the i. e, a inspectors. the i. e is a very responsible international organization. she's the head of the i am as a professional finding himself and with a lot of pressure from the allied countries. i'm sure, of course they cannot state that ukraine is shelling the nuclear plants site, even though it's obvious to i mean our military is controlling the plant. so that would mean we are shelling our own territory. nonsense answered when asked our western partners, so are we shelling ourselves? they went like yeah, that we kind of makes no sense at all. that is firstly, but secondly that i him hours fragments all over the place and pieces were the western ammunition years. therefore, does this pose a threat to the nuclear plant? of course it does for you. i read in the i e. a report that military vehicles should be removed from the plant site. yeah. interestingly there is no military vehicles on the plan side to the tourist. this is something the i e, a could see and still can as to i. e, a workers remain that the zeros

i hope that the i e a commission will be able to see that themselves. i museum, will cleaners on will of sin, little and shall demilitarization of the territory of the station is the goal. and it is bad that we have not yet heard the appropriate messages from the i. e. a, despite the fact that we talked about, it was mr. grossi during our meeting and key. if it was the key security point of our agreements, it was outlined clearly demilitarization and full control by our nuclear workers. okay. pearl elizondo is in care of with more on ukraine's reaction to the i a e a's, inspection. they were hoping that there would be strong statements coming from the i e, about demilitarize in the nuclear power plant and asking russian forces to leave the power plant. and that clearly has not happened yet. we do expect to hear from raphael grossi the i. e, a director general and a few hours will be briefing the media and a press conference from vienna. so we watching that very closely to see what he has to say. but there is definitely a sense here and keep that in their

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i think the russian business is also interested in investing into this field e e o n. incidentally, i would like to say that i'm within the context of potentially can all make problems. it's very important that despite the fact that we are in close cooperation with russia, international rating agents is a, are, you are still confirm. yes, very good. rankings. full armenia. i would also like to many as daughter over here with reminding russians for our business circles that armenia is moving high very rapidly among the countries with a economy needs and we ever now saw by doing bigger ambitions. in guilford, we do hope that we will rank among the top 10 on a world scale, which is, and there's 14 regimes, mostly stably. and there are some very good opportunities in that. the south roneesh the mill, and we can work closely economically together with shield russia, and we can put them hel, this called duration to very high level teaching. now that it's silly, over the last 13 years, in part, no, russia armenian normally has always been there. she'll 1st still trade an economic partner for

he says it's still unclear, harvey i. e, a planned to maintain a permanent mission. quick question. that we're facing now is what happens next to the i a officials. they're on their 2nd day at the visit. and there's been conflicting reports on if they would leave completely over the weekend if they would try to stay a little bit longer or keep some sort of permanent presence there. it appears that they are going to try to keep some sort of permanent presence. that's the i e e officials i'm speaking about at does apparition, nuclear power plant. what that arrangement exactly will look like the exact details we simply don't know yet, but we can tell you that we are getting a better sense of how the a visit by the i e officials has been going. and it's clearly been very staged managed by russia. there were no international journalists or ukrainian journalists that were allowed to accompany the inspectors. only journalists that were approved by the russians. and then also we saw that as the i, e. officials were touring the plant, they were accompanied by an official in a dark suit. and w

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i will warburton favour because it's time to become part of russia who have been wait impatiently for e. t is. we're tired of the whole situation. this region must return to its home. the time has come, so the decision must be made. i will vote yes so that there will be no more shelling and everything will work out so that we live as we did before. we've been heading to worse this for a long time, 8 years. it should have been done a long time ago, and very happy about this. i think life will become more stable. there will be protection. maybe the war will and sooner i'll vote in favor of it. we've wanted to return home for a long time since 2014, the sooner the better. without russia, we have no future. we discussed of the conflict in ukraine. the idea of these referendums to with a dr. andrea, how much housing in america is professor of lauren, south africa. a state doesn't wrong, has committed a wrong in terms of international law. it does not entitle any other state or any other group of steps to engage in a belligerent manner. for instance, to conduct a blockade or in they cannot ma

the attacks continue despite the presence of 2 i. e, i observed as at the site vladimir putin say the i. e. a was placed under pressure from western states, which explains why the nuclear watchdog failed to blend ukraine for the shelling of the output. osha nuclear plants. moscow's envoy to the u. n. is also slammed the i am report for stopping shorts of confirming rushes, accusations. russia, we were the marine perhaps if the document was devoted exclusively to the results of your trip to the persian cra, power plant, your conclusions could be clear and unambiguous. we regret that in your report on the implementation of international atomic energy agency safeguards in ukraine for the period from april to september of this year. the source of the shelling is not directly indicated, and un secretary general has demanded that russian and ukrainian forces agree on a demilitarized design to ensure the safety of his appleton. she had planned his speech to the un security council, came after the i. e. a released his report following a visit

you mentioned the i e a, there have been allegations quite some time that the i e is politically biased. i mean, for example, of the investigation with the shelling of the staff at all, she had told facility and ukraine, nato shells, nato serial numbers on the truck. no, but it wouldn't cost to blame to either side. i want to ask you though, again, the united states has raised the issue of human rights violations with iran. is that a pretext for further action? decimal lead. definitely whenever there is a war, a will power between iran and the united states in law when they are in talks in negotiations. ah, or we see a number of things like cyber attacks, like with. ready we all came on their cyber attack. also we see assassinations, terror attacks are political pressures through our sanctions through our, like char, are pressure of the i. e a and also are trying to all you know, spiral the situation out of control by provoking brian. when these protests has started a few nights ago, it was all about exercise and constitutional rights of the people who protested and believed that on the

but the i. e a doesn't even have the means to enforce that. it also doesn't have the mandate to determine who's responsible for the showing. it's a complicated situation and very volatile and changing, seemingly not day by day, but our, by our gabriel's ando. how does it keep wealthy economies that form the g 7 group of nations have agreed to set a price cap on russian oil, hoping it will hit moscow's ability to fund the war and ukraine. g 7, finance ministers, also hope the cap on crude oil and petroleum products will help produce global energy prices. they say they will revisit the price as necessary. russia has responded saying it will stop selling oil to countries that agree to a price limit. french president emanuel micron has ordered all nuclear power plants in the country to be restarted before winter. they'll be used to reduce pressure on the electricity grid and helped tackle rising energy prices. natasha butler has more from paris for several months. more than half of france is 50 sakes, nuclear reactors have been shot for maintenanc

in the short term d, i. e, a plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. and he w, correspond mathias billing is in his operational force that she is. can you clarify for us the un teams assessment of the state of the nuclear plant? no, i can't because they haven't released it yet. there will be a press conference later today, but they haven't said much about that. they've just said that they are there and they want to stay there. we don't know what they found. what i know is that there were some videos, i'm sorry. what we know is that we've seen some videos of them walking around there . we've seen some things that we shouldn't see at the nuclear power plant, for example, military trucks stored inside one of the holes. there are some like very small indications we've also heard from ukrainian sources, but again, that's only one side that's not confi

the head of the i. e. a half ago c said the mission is going ahead. despite the danger, we are aware of the current situation, there has been increased military activity, including this morning. we know that that is an area as you know, the so called greys own, where the last line of the ukrainian defense comes. and before the 1st line of the russian occupant occupying forces begin where the risks are significant. at the same time, we consider that we have the minimum conditions to move accepting that there is a very, very high i think that the correspond him at his billing or is standing by force in his apparition, a ts. what more do we know about the un teams mission today? yeah, they have left here this morning and drove to the line and are what we're hearing is that it's been a few hours now that they've been standing on the ukrainian side. the ukranian blog post seemingly not to let them pass as there is shelling behind the lines. the shelling has been reported from this morning. we've also heard abou

of course it does follows i read in the i. e. a report that military vehicles should be removed from the plant site. interestingly, there is no military vehicles on the plant site to the tourist. this is something the i 8 could see and still can. as to i, e, a workers remain that the suffer. rogia plan was to do it. i must go away. european, k, chief, european, diplomat, joseph morales said they have no concrete plans on how to defeat, fascist russia and his fascist regime. what's that all about? i should move eagerly, but he's we witnessed you diplomacy cheaper. al, calling from rochester fees on the battlefields unit, and such weird diplomatic stance could be understandable if he were a defense minister and less weird around the world. but he's not, lord, be his judge. let him say what he feels like saying so it's concerning, fascist resumes. is he will, he is spanish isn't thing if you live back in the 19 thirty's in spain, that her during up weather forecast, the soccer, mental phrase over all of spain, which the sky is clear,

according to the i e. a day identify 25 kilograms of 90 percent of ritual him as a significant quantity necessary for a simple nuclear weapon. now, they're saying iran has $55.00 and a half kilograms of 60 percent in rich uranium, meaning they already have the capabilities in the knowledge of going up to 90 percent if they chose to. and that would mean that if they deem that necessary at some point, they will be able to produce a nuclear weapon quite fast. that is something still this country denies wanting to pursue. and they say their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. and the whole point of this discussion between iran and the world powers around that joint comprehensive plan of action known as the j. c. p. away from 2015 was so that they would have more access to around nuclear program and iraq with limit its activities in exchange for sanctions relief. of course, you've mentioned the jcp away for our view is that's giving a little bit of history about this. it was an agreement in 2015 to limit

but what are we believe is that we're with the i. e adds value is in its technical work, not if i am one more of those saying a for b against a or b. yes, you're right. i say watch, you know, i hope we are not going to be constantly there. i hope that norman see will return . i hope that there will be a day, not in the yet any distant future where the plant is going to be operating again, normally in the we would it, it with it, with its normal owners and operators. and we are going to be visiting periodically as, as, as we did, i think, in all its drama. and in all its tragedy at these proofs, why you need organization like the idea that can go there, try to provide a degree of stability, a degree of certainty about what is going on. now, when you will hear that, that is an allegation that something has happened at the plant. you will be able to turn to us because you are doing it now, but now we have people there. people who are going to be telling this is dissipation. this is what happened. we are talking to a, b, or c of the engine

the i. e, a safety standards and nuclear security guidance outlines the next steps, including the urgent establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. so that the representative of russia took to the floor of the un security council and emphasized that the report was very neutral. and it was very specific in terms of the facts that raise, however, russia was not very happy with the report as it seems to not emphasize that the danger and the shelling in this nuclear power plant that has such potential risks in terms of human life and potential catastrophe. this is coming from ukrainian forces washing blue ribbon, which wouldn't show up in the hops, is the documents was devoted exclusively to the results of triplets. it is upwards, you're looking to paw from. the cold cushions could be clearer and more on a bit useless for me. we regret that in your report on an implementation of international atomic energy agency, sim, gotten ukraine for the period from april to september of t

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you can do this as a fail of work for me, i. e, and then they, you intuitive doughty at the cool when the british group into ideas of let i see you finish the one i realized from dental claims. i'm a fuel the united states and for many years now provided in the area between a $1300000000.00 worth of lethal and non lethal military assistance to ukraine per year. some were some misconduct key schema using the cardoso was to run the show. okay. in the case, the citizenship with here to come out, the system will show that they yelled us completely for the don't get, we shouldn't have sense of what was done and get their point. but if the heat stupid is short, it's a special message. it took to bullish to we've got to if you need to consider while you're accurate with martha skews it to me should we will, who are some live grants club and i pressure washing machine. i had them up. let me so if you keep your kid there, cool, what order can share it? i'm sponsoring, but i didn't throw no for the leaning the stumps in those to the scary o

all of would like really to salutes and comment directors on mariano welfare money on a grossi and i. e. 18 for taking dis, doing discretion, a personal risk to their safety. they are heroes i thing, but that director general set is about a leading between the lines. he talked about the physical infrastructure, some of them, because they had, if you remember loss of offsite poverty for a few hours last week and in that class has been on their shelly, what i didn't hear from him. it is clear that you broadcast said, is this state of the mind off the operators and the safety content on human performance. you to address a stress and are basically looking at the gun point on. i'm extremely lori, as director general said about the safety plans for a professor based on what we do know about the situation inside the plant. i mean, we've been told that you have ukrainian workers who are carrying out their jobs at gunpoint by russian forces. so when you hear that, how concerned are you that we could have an accident at this nuclear power plant, an accident that would happen by human error? that'

the vienna based i. e wants to create a permanent mission at the facility and assess its condition after repeated attacks . my mission is emissions that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident and the reserve at this important, the largest, the biggest nuclear power in europe, the whole of europe, not only in ukraine. so this is what we are concentrating even with numerous attacks at all, just around the pond, concerns are high about what conclusions the i. e. a will draw as cases have already emerged, according to some where international agencies have changed their mind to apparently better suit of mainstream narrative. we'll give you an example. the visit comes after another global watchdog. i'm the see international came under fire for its criticism of kiev and had to backtrack. earlier this month, amnesty international published a report accusing the ukrainian military of violating shi might a terrier law claiming it was putting civilian lives at risk. i placing its military assets deliberately in and aro

b, i. e says damage caused by fighting near the plant is called the great concern and the security zone must be established. the more flooding is expected in southern back is thought, but the release of water from the country's largest lake and today is half cut through the embankments of lake mancha, in sin, the province to reduce the volume of water threatening to flood properties down stream. villages in the path our home to more than a 100000 people and residents have been evacuated. well, i'll be a navy in it's continue to rescue people, but some are refusing to leave at home. so same disrupt reports from the district in sin, the province. the floods of turn, the edge of open fields and sins, province into the shorelines of an inland sea. a staging point for rescue missions, shuttling people to safety. those from the district. now wait and worry for the ones left behind. the village after village underwater. only the tops of trees and buildings visible people who are still here are compl

if this mission helps to do that, then it will businesses in the short term d, i. e. h plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. while tensions are high around, separate or elsewhere, people are trying to re establish normal activities. first, a mark the 1st day of school and ukraine and more than half of all schools will offer in person classes. only schools with underground air shelters, though are permitted to reopen with the rest reverting to online learning since russia invasion, thousands of educational buildings have been damaged or destroyed. but experts say education is essential for mental health. giving young people a sense of normality amid the grim realities of the conflict. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin has paid his respects to the late soviet leader, mikhail gorbachev, who died on tuesday. according to, to put in

we are not going anywhere the i e. busy is now there is at the plan and he's not moving, it's going to stay there. we're going to have a continued presence there at, at the plant with some of my experts, and i still the head of the power company that runs the plant, said they are working to restart the reactor and expressed hope that the un mission could help would believe it would be like her, my in parenthesis mission for us is just to did militarize the tutorials, apparently a power plant and surrounding area. if this mission helps to do that, then it will businesses in the short term d, i. e. h plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. while tensions are high around, separates or elsewhere, people are trying to re establish normal activities. first, they marked the 1st day of school and ukraine, and more than half of all schools will offer in person cla

but the i. e a doesn't even have the means to enforce that. it also doesn't have the mandate to determine who's responsible for the showing. it's a complicated situation and very volatile and changing, seemingly not day by day, but our, by our gabriel's ando. how does it keep wealthy economies that form the g 7 group of nations have agreed to set a price cap on russian oil, hoping it will hit moscow's ability to fund the war and ukraine. g 7, finance ministers also hope the cap on crude oil and petroleum products will help produce global energy prices. they say they will revisit the price as necessary. russia has responded saying it will stop selling oil, the countries that agree to a price limit. and later, russia's gas prom announced that it will not resume gas flow through the north stream, one pipeline to germany. after a 3 day shut down. the company says an oil leak was detected and repairs are needed . but the european commission says the move is under fallacious pretenses and confirms rushes unreliability as a supplier. still ahead on a

we are not going anywhere the i e. busy is now there, he's at the plan and he's not moving. it's going to stay there. we're going to have a continued presence there at, at the plant with some of my experts. my still the head of the power company that runs the plants and they are working to restart the reactor and expressed hope that the un mission could help would believe it would be like her, my in parenthesis mission for us is just to did militarize. the tutorials opposing clear power plant and surround and ira if is this mission helps to do that, then it will businesses in the short term the i. e. h plans to keep a group of experts at the plans for the next several days to continue their assessment. of the damage already done to the facility. a dangerous unprecedented mission in the midst of a war zone. of course, one of mathias boating a is in south parisha. clarify the un teams assessment of the state of the nuclear facility for us. look, the ha, part of the mission has stayed there and the other part left after a few hours. so they have not given a full assessment of t

in a virtual address to the united nations security council i. e. g for our file, grocery ward for the plant had sustained significant damage the physical attack we or i'm, we know that these facility has received and that i could personally see assess together with my experts is simply an acceptable. we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing establishing the establishment story of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the plant itself. earlier we spoke to nudge meeting miss coffee. he's an engineering professor at the university of southern california, and he's also worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including at noble and fukushima. he told us more on the proposed securities own the ideal se demilitarization of support ratio was originated by secretaries job on one year, which is almost a month ago. and you beat you actually russia for says, a russian ambassador rejected. the idea came out in the 1st security co

the i. e. a safety standards and nuclear security guidance outlines the next steps, including the urgent establishment of nuclear safety and security protection zone was with perhaps if the document was devoted exclusively to the results of your trip to this approach, a nuclear power plant, your conclusions could be clearer and more unambiguous. we regret that in your report of the implementation of international atomic energy agency, safeguards in ukraine for the period from april to september of this year. the source of the shell is not directly indicated you may, while decimals has have limited to sabotage booth pine toes effects in residential areas in dumbass, aussies, roman cassandra has the story. this. the operation began on the 26th of august, when done as malicious, recognizance platoon intercepted and liquidated a ukrainian special forces units near girl of cup. among the members of this subversive group was a high ranking ukrainian nationalist. but just love, much live zippy, to rec

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