and a with latimer puton so here's the question. some locals were complaining that they couldn't go see a doctor because doctors are unavailable so how many doctors are working here now and how many should there be well yes we do have some problems but to you dr stupidity trisha isn't going to join our team today. and how many people do you have working here now exactly we have 13 doctors and we need for more. than one what a bounce the salaries like the minimum the maximum is it easy to attract new employees for the salary. well it's different. well in every region but the average is about 20000 rubles up to 25 for a young specialist you just graduated to be well well looked at the head hunter where websites and the private clinics offer a salary of 60000 rubles so you can see the difference nadal you have an opportunity to ask our president a question so what would you ask him well i'd like to get a. studio to record suggest to our federal authorities that we would be able to. lead the graduates of medical university stay in certa

media organizations one from their president on the rare occasions when the see him together with latimer putin is to make sure that mr trump keeps telling off or warning his russian counterpart that the kremlin must not interfere in the u.s. elections and that explains the scene that you just saw just a short while ago an advisor to vladimir putin spoke to a russian t.v. channel and he said that the russian president invited donald trump to take part in the celebrations of the 75th anniversary of the world war 2 victory and according to the adviser the reaction from donald trump was quote unquote positive we don't understand what that means for now and also we don't have any kind of confirmation from the american side a little earlier the white house came out with a statement where they shared some of the details of what was said in that room and some of the things that were brought up were issues with iran venezuela ukraine and syria and also disarmament according to the u.s. administration both presidents are ready for continue discussions on some kind of new approach when it comes to

was furious when it find out that the deal was in the making and on saturday type aired on 1st told latimer putin that no matter what the deal is there to stay event just 2 hours later the american president told the tarkus leader that it was this that was still a big problem for washington and that for them all options are on the table in terms of how they want to deal with this however during the actual press conference donald trump for the forest time ever said that america was treating turkey on fairly and this matter. with i get along with we get along great but what happened with turkey and i will tell you when it's fair when it's not fair he wanted to buy the patriot missile president obama's group said no i'm all for a country but he got treated very unfairly he was told you can't you can't you know when you can't have something all of a sudden he heads up going getting something else and then they were they said 1st they said we'll sell it to you could have it in 4 years then they said we'll give it you immediately but he said you can't do it i've bought i've spent a fortune buying

helen latimer a research associate at the school the oriental and african studies and from kuwait city a. professor of political science at kuwait university welcome to you all. interior on where does all this leave us relations with its key allies across the region. well i think. the u.s. allies in the region are basically pushing the united states into a sort of military control confrontation with iran which is basically based on the premise that any conflict with iran would set it back for years or decades and i think that is really a miscalculation that can lead to a regional conflict that can destabilize the entire region they are not basically taken into account iran's you know traditional strategic behavior in the region they want to act alone it will act within a. within an alliance and it won't go for war or conflict all alone i think it has a a coalition of state and non-state actors that can you know trigger a regional conflict so i think this premise that our saudis israelis and usa are seeing that basically is a win win situation in which a push back against iran. within t

helen latimer a research associate at the school the oriental and african studies and from kuwait city a. professor of political science at kuwait university welcome to you all have an interior and where does all this leave us relations with its key allies across the region. well i think. the u.s. allies in the region are basically pushing the united states into a sort of military concert confrontation with iran which is basically based on the premise that any conflict with iran would set it back for years or decades and i think that is really a miscalculation that can lead to a regional conflict that can destabilize the entire region they are not basically taken into account iran's you know traditional strategic behavior in the region they want to act alone it will act within a. within an alliance and it won't go for war or conflict all alone i think it has a a coalition of state and non-state actors that can you know trigger a regional conflict so i think this premise that our saudis israelis and you're a are seeing that basically is a win win situation in which a push back against i