entered there and began a military... operation troops were brought there in order to defeat the islamic statejection of its military presence in a strategically significant state in the middle east. it was simply, one might say, genocide, first of all, on the part, of course, of this islamic state, which is called the arabs, because they practically massacred everyone and... and not just for example christians, christians in the old days made up up to 15% of everything population, orthodox, and christians, and there were about the same number of alovites, was also proclaimed or declared by these islamists, even greater enemies than christians, because they allegedly distort the true faith of islam, that’s when the terrible executions began of everyone who fell into the hands of the islamists, very cruel on display, this is precisely the most blatant violation of human rights, a violation of all basic norms human existence, in 2015, russia also announced that we were starting an operation in syria, our military space forces, in 15, began an operation with a series of fight against the islamic

the states entered there, began a military operation, sent troops there in order to defeat the islamic stateow to ensure the projection of its military presence in a strategically significant state in the middle east, it was simply one might say genocide, primarily on the part, of course, of this islamic state of daish, which the arabs call, because they practically massacred all dissidents , and not just, for example, christians, christians in the old days made up up to 15% of the total population, orthodox christians, and there were about the same number of allawites, also proclaimed or declared by these islamists are even greater enemies: than christians, because they allegedly distort the true faith of islam, that’s when the terrible executions began - of everyone who fell into the hands of the islamists, very cruel, for show, this is precisely the most blatant violation of human rights , a violation of all generally elementary norms of human existence. in 2015 , russia also announced that we were launching an operation in syria, our military space forces, in the fifteenth year, began an

again, we saw this happen with the islamic state after combat forces left iraq. a couple of years later you have a caliphate, and that should not be allowed to happen here in the israelis are keenly aware of that. that is why prime minister netanyahu israeli forces might have to oversee security knowing that they don't want to do that. the u.s. is discouraging them from doing that for obvious reasons. you break it, you own it. pottery barn roles pertain here. the sooner a provision for palestinian people in gaza and this would also be the time to announce a vision for the palestinian people in the west bank, it has to be a return to the two state solution, there's no alternative to that. allie: thank you so much for your insights. i'm going to turn to questions from the audience. how do you parse the role of diplomacy relative to modern warfare? should it focus more on facilitating warfare? gen petraeus: i felt very strongly about the role of diplomats and diplomacy and associated entities with the great ambassadors i got to serve with especially ambassador ryan

again, if you have concluded that hamas akin to the islamic state and they have and i think that is correct, then you have to do what we are helping the iraqis and the syrian democratic forces do in those respective locations which is to keep an eye and pressure the islamic state. so, yes, there still will be reminiscence, there are. there are occasionally carry out insurgence and terrorist activities and we should expect to see some of that by hamas, but the israelis will have to ensure that they can never reassemble the kind of capability that we saw on 10/7 that carried out what was a very sophisticated air, land, sea even cyberspace operation that took advantage of enormous surprise that had fed disinformation into the intelligence systems and apparatus and the other services in israel and were able to the by doing all of this to conceive, train, equip, rehearse and then execute a barbaric set of essentially unspeakable actions against innocent, largely innocent israelis and to kill some 1200 of them and wound many thousand more. and so keeping a very, very close eye, enormous pressure

a british man, who spent two years with islamic state in syria, and who knew the british militant dubbedjihadijohniled for terrorism offences. five members of the same family, including three children, die in a house fire in west london. and, thousands line the streets of manchester to pay their respects to the football legend, sir bobby charlton. sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry. it evening. thousands of people have lined the streets of manchester to honour one of england football's greatest players. a member of the i966 greatest players. a member of the 1966 world cup winning squad with manchester united, the funeral cortege of sir bobby passed by old trafford to applause manchester united, bobby passed by old trafford to applause from the thousands gathered. the united legend died last month at the age of 86. he meant everything to me. my family talked about charlton _ he meant everything to me. my family talked about charlton growing - he meant everything to me. my family talked about charlton growing up. - talked about charlton growing up. the world

it's used in it was used for the islamic state is drugs. so in sierra leone they used a substance brown brown. and it was basically a mix of cocaine, amphetamines. and they would cut kids arms and put it under their skin so they'd get this immediate buzz of going into battle fearlessly. so this is how they got these fearless in with isis. they used captagon, the drug that's manufactured in in syria, which is a kind of speeded up amphetamine, ritalin type derivative. so so these kids basically could become suicide bombers, frontline soldiers, and they were backed by this this kind of increased violence they were seeing. so i just want to say one thing, and this goes back to the long game that i was mentioning. isis's defeated, where the cubs, the atlantic council had, a brilliant paper on it, which basically these kids were molded their trauma and vulnerability became an obedience and that's really terrifying. there are now more than a thousand cubs in the regional government prisons. there charged with terrorism and affiliation. isis, the n

we saw this happen with the islamic state after our combat forces left iraq and the iraqis took theirye off it. a couple years later you have a caliphate. i cannot be allowed to happen here. the israelis are keenly aware of that that is what i suspect prime minister netanyahu suggested israeli forces might have to oversee security at the very least. knowing they do not want to do that. the u.s. is discouraging them from doing that for obvious reasons. there is a reason they left in 2005. you break it, you own it. pottery barn rules or pottery house rules here. that is a conundrum. even just a vision for the palestinian people in gaza and this would also be the time to announce a vision for the palestinian people in the west bank as well and inevitably it does have to be a return to the two state solution given there is no alternative to that. ali: thank you so much for your insights, general petraeus. i am now going to turn to questions from the audience. first from jack. he asks, how do you parse the role of plumber c and foreign relative to modern warfare? should diplomacy focus on

peace, the wise and wise leader of the islamic revolution, put forward and today in the organization nations are registered. the formation of the palestinian state from the sea to the river based on the democratic principle of each palestinian is an important vote of the muslim, christian and jew that the islamic republic will firmly support this view. respected heads of islamic states, in the past 70 years, all kinds of seemingly pacifist versions have been put forward, which are nothing but deception has not been. under the shelter of these tricks, the zionist regime has continuously expelled and displaced the oppressed palestinians from their homes and houses, and by building settlements, an occupying military force has settled in the palestinian homes. from the beginning, the islamic republic has considered the zionist regime as an occupation, fake and illegitimate. take care the passage of time does not create legitimacy or ownership. no year. if this occupation continued even more, the apartheid regime would still be a usurper and an aggressor. this aggressor must be fired, punished, and paid. and in contrast, standing in front occupation,

israeli regime and they had a stance that was stronger, much stronger than any of the arab and islamic states, it was that level that we've reached, the level of treason the level that some arab states not only backstab the palestinian peoples and have been silenced against what's happening, they're actually collaborating gaza in order to get rid of the fighters in gaza and to stop the control of the fighters in order for it to be under the control of the zionist whether directly or through the palestinian authority, which does not have even control over the west bank, how can it have control over? it's an ugly stands by the arab states, they do not even stand with people and it is clearly negative, this is something that makes our heart bleed, this has saddened us, this has been shameful, what this regime did, and with at the same time with what is happening in gaza. all the miseries, all the killing, all the crimes that are horrible crimes that are committed by the zionist israeli regime and all these these this catastrophe they declare the soudi regime declared the the season of riyad the

arming the palestinian people to confront the war -mongering occupier in the form of islamic states mr. president, let me finish my speech with a few greetings. greetings to the oppressed and martyred children of gaza. greetings to the children who took refuge in the qur'an next to the ruins of gaza and recited the verses of the qur'an. undoubtedly, the future of the call to prayer is the resistance. you are a real hero. you are a resistant people . we will not leave you alone. palestine will definitely win. is. on the sidelines of the joint meeting of the organization of islamic cooperation and the arab league held in riyadh, the president's radio station met and talked separately with a number of heads of state, including the crown prince of saudi arabia, the emir of qatar, the presidents of syria, egypt, malaysia, lebanon, nigeria, and the head of the governing council. did in the meeting between mr. raisi and the crown prince of saudi arabia, the two sides should discuss bilateral issues and regional issues in detail in order to develop bilateral relations and regional cooperation.

if the islamic states do not help palestine today, the same danger will threaten them tomorrow. what islamic governments should insist on is an immediate end to the crimes they are committing in gaza. these bombings must be stopped immediately. block the way to export oil and food to the zionist regime. gaza is still the target of attacks by the zionist regime, more than 60 palestinians were martyred in today's rains in the jabalia camp. palestinian to about 9 thousand people continued the regional consultations of the foreign minister on his trip to turkey to stop the genocide in the gaza strip . the death of 3 zionist soldiers in a surprise attack on zionist soldiers in the west of aris. the qassam battalions targeted the positions of troops and armored vehicles of the zionists in the south of gaza with the antari drone . in tonight's news talk, we will examine the necessity and solutions to strengthen the unity of the islamic world to deal with the zionist regime. notice of the head of department judiciary to the managers of the food system, taking care of themselves and their

it is wrong because it is what we did not do in the obama and trump administrations against the islamic state i was the person responsible on the civilian side for that for the u.s. government. we took them on as a military force. the primary goal with the attacks in syria and other battles was to destroy it as a governing and military force capable of threaning literally the existence of iraq and the syrian democratic forces in northeast syria. it still exists as terrorist cells and the ideology is still there and i'm sure that will be the case with hamas. the point is, it won't be able to do in the future what it did to israel on the seventh of october just like the islamic state was not able to roll over half of iraq like 2014. that's the purpose the israelis are trying to accomplish. anchor i also want to ask about the region. we've seen cnn reporting the biden administration has received stark warnings from american diplomats in the arab world that it's strong support for israel's military campaign in gaza is turning the arab public away from the u.s. for a generation. what do you think

make clear whether they stand with the humanity and right and honor or the... leaders of the islamic statesnt people, and we find that these israeli crimes against the innocent palestinian civilians are committed with the support of the united states and united states alleges that this

president, at the meeting of the islamic state, you mentioned the necessity of arming the palestinian nation. islamic in this proposal and whether in this context, regarding the results of the meeting of the islamic state , were these results proportionate to the volume of the brutal war against gaza that many of the countries that participated in this meeting have open or hidden relations with the israeli regime? or they are looking to have relations with this zionist regime. look, what i said in that speech was that if the americans and sohnista are going to continue their occupation and aggression and these bombings and killing of women and children, they should do what they did or they should stop these attacks and these aggressions. people's rights and this is actually destroying people's homes and killing women and children , or if they don't end, people who are busy defending against this invasion should be helped. there is no other way, but they themselves, who are completely tyrannical, we must use all our political efforts, all the efforts of the countries of the world must

she is the message that the islamic state will live on. it shows the flag of the calla site flying and the can the shopping in fortunately and all of this turkey is helping isis the most typical of it. awesome. yeah, yeah. the there are many illegal cells that help people escape from the camp. so the every day there are attempts to escape from the account when those who succeed lead to transfer you to print, but it would take a certificate of often there smuggled out with turkey's help the in response to a key says it only helps people who need to be rescued, leave i'll whole, it's domestic intelligence service only comes to the rescue of foreigners who want to be returned to their home countries. our impression of i'll hold is that it's both a refugee and an internment camp. a threatening, it must be, was palpable in the camp. original of a field, highly folded child. the legacy of isis here in the region. in january 2020. so shortly after out truth, many people's worst fee is came true to i, a suicide bomb is blew themselves up outside t

example, what christopher wray's book about was the alum asked a--receiver ray spoke about was the islamic state was rising people to violence when the caliphate was at its height. i think we are seeing similar signs of a heightened threat environment because of excesses abroad. host: when he talked about lone actors being inspired, how does that work and what is the likelihood of that? guest: the likelihood is higher than a coordinated international attack. there has been a lot of debate in certain quarters, this other border, for example, and a terrorism threat through immigration at the southern border. it is a deliberate strategy that jihadist groups have put in place to actually inspire individuals in the west rather than conduct attacks through foreign plots. it is more difficult to infiltrate stream missed or militants across the border, whether through legal means or illegal means then to inspire a believer in the home and. when he talks about lone actors and extremist, he talks about inspiring attacks, he is talking about instances like orlando, san bernardino, new york city in the last

way, they already fought against the americans, moreover, no one has forgotten who defeated the islamic statein a short period of 2-3 weeks , gathered all these shiite formations and created habi, this was some kind of genius, of course, because there's already a knock they defeated the islamic state in baghdad, and the government of iraq handed over american weapons, which were from iraq , they still haven’t returned everything to them, but no, they have passed, you want something to scare them with, so to speak, they have been there for a long, long time. they stopped being afraid, so they strike, the americans don’t know what to do, it means additional forces, or something to transfer , well, there were already 150,000 american forces in iraq, and how did it end, now, you know, the iranians outplayed the americans in iraq in full , when the americans left a small part of its troops, 2,500 people, but nothing, there is, well, some intelligence and other information, the iraqi government , although the prime minister of iraq, now this man of these khashabi groups of the political blog, is de

please, no one is stopping you, it will be bad, gradually start working, the organization of islamic statesnce you did not praise them, because it was not clear to me why i did not praise, they turned , and what prevented them, in general, from doing this much earlier, and what do you think, in the same way as egypt. open your border, leonid, what do you think, that i interfered , because they hate the palestinians, well, i, i repeat this on purpose, we ’ve talked here so many times, because hamas is muslim brothers, who at one time organized the torn years in egypt, why do they need this, when we opened our own border, when all this happened to ukraine, unfortunately for us, and they told the ukrainians: come on, even though we have an open border, leave, go here to the russian one, we are still doing this, we are still not closed. such a country in europe , where so many ukrainians would go, neither germany, nor poland, nor britain, nor italy, most ukrainians moved to russia, and of course, i do not understand the position of islamic states, which, of course, should help loved ones, becau

it won't be able to do in the future what it did to israel on the 7th of octoberjust like the islamic statek like it did in 2014 and it will not be able to. that's the purpose the israelis are trying to accomplish. i the israelis are trying to accomplish.— the israelis are trying to accomplish. the israelis are trying to accomlish. . ., ., ., accomplish. i also want to ask ou accomplish. i also want to ask you about _ accomplish. i also want to ask you about the _ accomplish. i also want to ask you about the region. - accomplish. i also want to ask you about the region. we've l you about the region. we've seen cnn reporting that the biden administration has received stark warnings from american diplomats in the arab world that its strong support for israel's military campaign in gaza is turning arab public away from... what do you think of that? i away from... what do you think of that? ., , , ~ ., away from... what do you think of that? . , , . ., , of that? i appreciate my colleagues _ of that? i appreciate my colleagues providing - of that? i appreciate my - colleagues providing honest i

albeit more radical, alternative: the complete destruction of israel and the establishment of an islamic statethe territory of all of historical palestine. in fact, it is not only a terrorist organization, it is also a political , religious social movement that rules the territory and the population in the gaza strip, they actually took over the gaza strip in a coup d'état, this happened in june 2007 after killing 170 representatives of the palestinian authority from fatah. they do not recognize the right of israel to exist in any borders, they want to erase israel from the world map, destroy the state of israel, eliminate the state of israel. according to the israeli view of these events, hamas seized power in the gaza sector. palestinians believe that hamas came to power through elections, israel considers hamas terrorists, but for palestine, it is also a political, civil and religious movement. i believe that hamas was a small group that flew to palestine as if from another planet. and now you can destroy them, for example, as al-qaeda was at one time destroyed in syria and iraq, you can tr

the analogy with the islamic state is flawed. there is obviously an element of palestinian nationalism that is present with a mosque that is different from what the islamic state stood for. but at the end of the day, they are both similar in that they are seen by their enemy as being irreconcilable . and when we were doing the search at a rock, for example, we went to a nor mrs lanes to determine with our intelligence assets, who are the reconcile level elements. and we try to strip them away from the sunni insurgents. the ronnie is supported, she and militia, and who are the irreconcilable elements, those that have to be captured or killed if they refused to be detained. and i think at home, us through these horrible atrocities as barbaric action that they took even fill me in it. so the whole world could see the extent of the unspeakable actions that they did take, that they have put themselves in the camp of irreconcilable and therefore they have to be, as israel has identified, destroyed, and as a military task, that means to

and if you look at the coalition effort to try to remove islamic state from most old back in 20162017. that was a 9 months campaign on the ground, preceded by many months prior to that the best strikes. but still in could it called costs very heavy civilian casualties. and it was conducted using a ground force of iraqi units who are able to benefit from western intelligence and western drugs in western and power. this is going to be a different kind of campaign. it's going to be a different campaign because the idea will have to do with itself. the idea is a conscript army. of course, a large number of those who been mobilized are not regular professionals. and it will have to do this on an accelerated time table, much more quickly than the coalition was able to do in muscle. so all in all this is going to be difficult even in relation to all of these extremely difficult and campaigns all for lu jr. ramadi muscle and many others, even by the stand it, it will be difficult. sorrow. we've all seen the civilian cost already, and in the end, the week since october, the 7th, that is clearl

now it's a very different situation with the so—called islamic state, or isis.go, declared hamas as an apostate group that must be fought. so not only apostate, but it must be fought. and it has not changed its position after the 7th 0ctober attacks. it is not permissible to fight alongside hamas or any of the palestinian groups that exist there, because they say all of these are nationalist groups, they're fighting for a nationalist interest. even if it's to liberate palestine, as they say, that is still nationalist, it's not a religious war. i think a lot of people will have assumed that al-qaeda, islamic state, they've all kind of faded away. but it's not really true, is it? no, absolutely not. whatjihadists try to do in normal circumstances, they try to instil kind of anger in muslims, try to stir them enough for them to prompt a reaction, a violent reaction. they're trying to kind of create these circumstances or put propaganda in front of them in messages that you must do this. but they see now that there is fertile ground, people are already angry and the

islamic state are on their 414th edition of their propaganda material, that typically explains how toder people. it typically incites people to go out and conduct hostile reconnaissance. it recently incited people if you cannot kill people to just go and be a nuisance and cause disturbance to business and cause disturbance to business and society as a whole. these things are starting to become intrinsically connected and actually, when you have a terrorist organisation is profoundly dangerous as the islamic state, encouraging that level of continuum if you like of activity against us, we need to be really worried because it is very easy to slide up and down that. irate worried because it is very easy to slide up and down that.— slide up and down that. we must leave it there, _ slide up and down that. we must leave it there, thank _ slide up and down that. we must leave it there, thank you - slide up and down that. we must leave it there, thank you for - leave it there, thank you for joining us. "there are a lot more important things than art in the world. but not to me". those are the

respected heads of islamic states, mr. president, let me finish my speech with a few greetings. hello children the oppressed and the martyrs of gaza. greetings to the children who took refuge in the quran next to the ruins of gaza and recite the verses of the quran. undoubtedly the future of the call to prayer is resistance. true heroes, you resilient people . we will not leave you alone. palestine is definitely victorious. it's almost the same. now, to check the dimensions of the meeting of the leaders of islamic countries, we are in contact with mr. mohammadmeh maleki, an expert on west asian issues . mr. maleki. hello , i am also at your service. what conditions with with what objectives were held. finally, today this meeting of the heads of the organization of islamic cooperation and the member states of the arab league was held in riyadh after 35 days since the beginning of the widespread aggression of the zionist regime and this unprecedented genocide against the people of gaza. this organization is also considered, and of course, it can also be known as the islamic republ

all be able to do in the future, what it did to israel on the seventh of october, just like the islamic statelike it did in 2014 and will not be able to. that is the purpose the israelis are trying to accomplish. i also want to ask about the region. cnn reported that the biden administration has received stark warnings from american diplomats in the arab world that its strong support for israel's military campaign in gaza is turning arab publics away from the us "for a generation". what do you think that? as an american diplomat who has spent much of my time in the middle east, i appreciate my colleagues if providing honest and true reporting. i will have to say however that i never thought we had the arab street, arab public�*s support. when i was in iraq and this was afterfighting had ended, we were down around 10%—50% of the population indicated something positive about us. we were down around 10%—15% of the population indicated something positive about us. we have seen the same reactions, they are more severe now, but we saw them in 2003, we saw them in 1991 with the first gulf war and we

be done , in this regard , confirmation, clear confirmation of the league of arab states and the organization of islamication, the two-state principle, settlement, the creation of a palestinian state, which will to coexist side by side... with israel in security and good neighborliness remains, in my opinion, the only path along which we should all move. thank you, thank you, this was a broadcast of sergei lavov’s press conference following negotiations with a colleague from venezuela. supplying ukraine with a projectile containing combined uranium significantly increases radiation threats, but western political elites do not seem to care about the health of their own population. this statement was made today by secretary of the russian security council nikolai patrushev at meeting on security in the central federal district. it will strengthen anti-terrorism protection of biologically hazardous facilities, as well as provide measures to eliminate potential threats. the united states continues to actively implement military biological programs aimed at creating artificial pathogens and microorganisms re

iran has strongly condemned the attacks, urging the international community and islamic states to act

we traveled to rocco, the former unofficial capital of the islamic states, the evidence of the destructive fight against the g head is he's everywhere. the rock crowd became the purest example of this kind of fits ideology. isis have this public, the headings, you know, these terrible pictures that reached us from america. they had a school system where they were looking at the children and the right ones. would they be trained to become leaders later on the not. so smartphones would be trained to become suicide bombers. and yet they used black. com for their own propaganda, especially to the outside world for trading this as the paradise point of calling for muslims all over the world and muslims, brothers and sisters, to join the kind of fit to build something new. that was how life has managed to a tens of thousands of foreign sizes. i'll drive it tells us that rocca is still on the safe and judges us to leave. what's become of the terrorist malicious vices after they were defeated. thousands of them were imprisoned in prisons like i'll seen a 2 l surprise we granted permission to fill

what we did not do in the 0bama and trump administrations against the islamic state, we took them onith the attacks, into syria and other battles, was to destroy it as a governing and military force capable of threatening literally the existence of a racked and the existence of our syrian democratic forces, friends in northeast syria. we accomplish that. it still exists, there is 15,000 of them, they operate as terrorist cells. their ideology is still there, i'm sure that will be the case with hamas in fact undoubtedly. hopefully it won't be able to do in the future what it did to israel on the future what it did to israel on the 7th of october, just like the islamic state was not able to roll over off of a racked when it did in 2014 and will not be able to. that's the purpose the israelis are trying to accomplish.— to accomplish. ambassador i also want to ask _ to accomplish. ambassador i also want to ask you _ to accomplish. ambassador i also want to ask you about _ to accomplish. ambassador i also want to ask you about the - to accomplish. ambassador i alsoj want to ask you about

and i eradicate islamic state.n't remember the labour party offering very much opposition to that. i myself was doubtful about it because i am i believe that the bombing of populated areas is simply morally wrong in practically all circumstances. but the british establishment of both major parties, as far as i recall, it was perfectly happy to do it. so to criticise israel for doing what the americans and the british did in mosul is odd to me. i'd say i'm not defending it. i'm just saying if you want if you want to get involved in these things, know what you're talking about, be consistent. >> yeah. but yeah, and that's the problem. they don't they? the problem. they don't do they? look, talking about look, so we're talking about these one of the these protests. one of the things caught my i'll things that caught my eye. i'll just a picture just show you a picture actually, a person that's been circulating doing the rounds on social because, course, social media because, of course, we're with the we're very familia

ray in his talks with number of heads of estate of the region and islamic states, he offered this initiative to hold a meeting with the heads of estate of muslim countries and arab countries with aim to put an immediate halt to the war crimes committed by the apartide and child killer regime of israel against the non-military people in gaza and the west bank, that's a proposal is made also in qatar. and today in turkey we have put forth the proposal that was uh highly favored by leaders of islamic countries will follow up on the idea and would already raised the issue uh in our meetings with saudi and egyptian officials and i'm hopeful that as soon as possible we will be able to witness the holding of a summit by heads of state of muslim and arab nations and immediate halt. and also according to the information that we have received from the resistance front in case this genocide does not stop. and the war crimes do not stop against civilians, then the region will have to make a big and determining decision, we're getting very close to that point, so without a doubt, if the war does not stop

a british man who spent two years with the islamic state group in syria has beenjailed for eight years been suspected of being a member of the so—called islamic state beatles, who tortured and killed hostages. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in south—west iceland over fears of a volcanic eruption. almost 1,000 earthquakes have hit the area since last night, shaking houses and cracking roads. our correspondentjessica parker is there. our correspondent jessica parker is there. , ,, our correspondent jessica parker is there. ,, ~ our correspondent jessica parker is there. ,, . ., , there. jessica. we are in south-west iceland there. jessica. we are in south-west lceland tonight _ there. jessica. we are in south-west iceland tonight and _ there. jessica. we are in south-west iceland tonight and the _ there. jessica. we are in south-west iceland tonight and the road - there. jessica. we are in south-west iceland tonight and the road behind l iceland tonight and the road behind me, which is blocked, leads down to the famous blue lagoon geothermal spa, which has been c

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