inadequately, if we trust ours, then there are international institutions such as the international financial corporationch as the hebrews, who absolutely can quickly give support money to our farmers. thank you for the last , i just wanted to briefly clarify what the situation is with diesel fuel and the rest of the fuel and lubricant materials of our farmers, yes, because there is a problem. well, the civilian population in general ukraine has felt extremely strongly when we are, and especially now the completion of spring field work in the north of our region, chernihiv , sumy, kyiv, and so on, there are indeed problems with delivery and logistics. i'm not talking about the prices, which range from uah 50 to 66 per octave, and accordingly, the last resources are being rushed to ensure the successful completion of the spring field work, so there are fuel problems here too. children, but it can also affect the price, we understand that the price will rise and this applies to various other additional logistics chains, you know. to be honest , i am even afraid to think about the prices for the fall, becau

live a he is designed for a different job than the one that will be paid by the corporate fund of the international financialave such tokens for the government, then people will not receive their 6.5 thousand hryvnias, because the priorities of this government and this minister of finance are completely different. do not concern social protection, if he would never have included in the draft budget the reduction of social expenses by 32 billion, it seems that in august or in september, ukraine must pay 1 billion dollars there for external borrowings plus or minus, this is, well, this is a significant amount of money in the conditions of war, it is obvious that if it really happened, it would write off our previous debts and protect the financial institution, they are preparing to do it, they hint at it, but in ukrainian the government says there are no problems, we will pay everything, everything is fine, we have the money, but 2,200 is all yes, there is no money for two and 6,500, it’s true 2,200 i wanted to ask you i just yesterday dealt with this issue of how payments from the un are paid, there it turns

corporations for us, avoiding publications. in order to facilitate us, they have joined the internet -- the international financial institutions. we will commit to our continuing our work unsustainable agricultural systems. let me conclude that g7 will spill over russian aggression and we will join food security for the most vulnerable. i am very much looking forward to working with you all. >> thank you so much. this now leads me to think you. i am sure secretary ellen joy's me in taking our distinguished panelists for their clear and forthright messages. we will transition to a closed-door technical session with the international financial institution to discuss specific action and approaches to an effective and coordinated response.

international safety standards, corporations thus seriously reduced costs and gained significant competitive advantages, the state structures of ukraine were also involved in this scheme. additional financial receipts for the election campaign do not hide their distribution along with the americans pharmaceutical companies, contractors of the pentagon, are involved in military biological activities of ukrainian government agencies, whose main tasks are to conceal the illegal activities of conducting field and clinical trials and providing the necessary biomaterials, thus using the us department of defense , which is practically not controlled by the international community, a test site for experiments. and the high-tech power of multinational companies to a large extent. expanded its research potential only in the field of creating biological weapons to obtain an average antibiotic resistance and the presence in the population of specific regions of antibodies to certain diseases. the ministry of defense also published new data on us experiments on residents of ukraine. experiments were performed, including on patients in a psychiatric hospital in the kharkov region in mariupol, in two lab

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international financial center anymore. it will become just like shanghai, a localized center for china itself. maria: well, i mean, does corporateer the years -- hong kong a lot over the years. it used to be a bustling city and was competing for the world's capital the way new york, london, moscow were, now it's a completely changed city. will corporate america still go there and set up shop? >> corporate america has been starting to leave hong kong. the surveys from the american chamber of commerce shows there's real concern about hong kong and by the way, there is amsham surveys for china itself point to a negative outlook on the part of the american business community. you have the big box stores, especially walmart, are defending their china supply chains. they still want to stay there. they believe freight rates will come down. they believe things will open up and so they're committed to manufacturing in china. where the president of the united states should be convincing them to move to central america, mexico, and to the united states itself. maria: you know, gordon, did you see that story recently that jp morgan had a re