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well, it means there were 200 miles, right then the right rudder then the iceberg never showed, and theew possibilities of navigation via glonass immediately after the lead, then we still have to swim in cold water. hello tell me my main. today russia demanded to convene a meeting of the un security council today because of a provocation into the future, this was announced in his telegram channel, the first deputy permanent representative of our country to the world organization. dmitry polyansky, he noted that he was watching the events in the second half of the day earlier, the ukrainian authorities and the media circulated a video recording allegedly on the road. in the city are the bodies of those killed by what happened kiev accused the russian military in our ministry of defense denied everything they said that the photo and video material. this is a provocation of the ukrainian authorities, the military department emphasized during the time the city was under the control of our armed forces, not a single local the resident was not injured, the ministry noted that all russian unit

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iceberg. >> we know many of these cases who hardly or never have been disclose, fortunately, as many of the suffered have been killed. we want you to hear our voices that violence and rape is used now as a weapon by russian invaders in ukraine. amy: sweden's ruling social democrats said monday they will review their long-standing policy of military non-alignment after some lawmakers demanded sweden apply for nato memberip. this comes after finland's president said he's considering a plan to end his nation's long-standing neutrality policy in order to join nato. inoscow, kremlin spokesperson dmitry peskov warned nato against the inclusion of sweden and finland. >> we have repeatedly said nato remains a tool geared toward confrontation. it is not the kind of alliance that ensures peace and stability and its further inspection not bring additional security. amy: earlier this year, swedish and finnish soldiers joined about 30,000 nato troops in northern norway near the russian border for arctic war games known as "operation cold response." china's covid-19 crisis deepened monday, as authorities

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iceberg. mary oper will be much, much worse, and that help is coming to light. so you could, you know, i know mr. club, but he's a friend and i have never seen him actually, that's articulate and this emotional it. so it was really something to hear him speak. i want to ask you about the, the emotional because right towards the end of that press conference, he was specifically about the idea that he's has appeared, allegedly showing ukrainian soldiers killing russian soldiers. and i wrote a few notes as while about what he said he had heard about the video. ukrainian army observes the rules of warfare. there might be isolated violations. i have to check the dates, but then he talked about checking the date on that. i think we can hear that quote known as he was at it. you don't understand how it feels that after seeing pictures from boucher told came to people who escaped knowing that the person you know was raped for days at all. and when she finally made it to key, if she was directly taken to their psychiatrist, you don't understand how it feels that russian soldier of rape children i. this is not an excuse to those who violate the r

iceberg. these are also the people who often have the least access to therapy. so we've got all these people out of there who've been in the trenches the entire time, never had a breakffering a lot of trauma, and there are no services available for them. >> lastly, let's talk about management. with varying attitudes towards the lifting of restrictions, there may be some struggles in the work place. how would you advise management to ease the transition? >> management can encourage vaccination or require it. they can keep masks, physical distance, hand washing, all of these things. and hopefully management will be responsive. i think, you know, given the title that the series, this is all new. we're all just moving in to a whole new phase. we haven't begun to see the research that's going to come out of what we've just been through. we've been through a terrible pandemic. there's been a huge toll and i don't think we've seen the tip of the iceberg on the impact. >> do you have any final thoughts to share? >> yeah. i think this pandemic has highlighted a lot of things. for me, certainly, is mental health professional and a behavioral scientist. it's clear to me, we ne