the middle east as a canadian diplomat. and then as you went to plat that i began to see the differences more clearly, i saw a tremendous strength in the middle east that the west didn't have the level of social integrity, the ability of people to deal with each other, surely socially without necessarily intervention of laws and institutions to this day by the way i was just at 11 on last summer isn't a very high degree. and it's something that i actually respect because it's a more seamless way of operating and getting things done and managing human affairs . in other words, let's call it a degree of still a relevance of, of every day culture. and so i will walk through that. so i also a work through the fact that politically the, the west had habits of not putting enough weight on some of the symbolic and emotional aspects of them, at least politics. which frankly, are probably the core to the whole thing over there. and yet the west dealt with the middle eastern issues as being problems on maps, problems to be resolved through legal means, or purely through material incentive. so my identity, my dual identity, may be able to see that variety, the diversity o

the crown prince said that he shares the assessments of the current international situation expressed by vladimir putin. the series of meetings between vladimir putin and the leaders of the middle east states that excited the westctions , it has been living and developing successfully for decades; both bilateral and international issues are on the agenda, this is the situation in the middle east, as well as trade and economic cooperation projects. our relations are developing very well, and good momentum has been gained over the past year. we have we have been discussing large infrastructure projects for a long time, now they are practically implemented, the construction of a north-south railway, we are working. in the gas sector, including the cities of hanyunyuns in the south and jabalia in the north, the tsahal press service reported. during the operation in khanyounis, troops destroyed hamas terrorists and hit dozens of targets. the tsakhal entered into battle with the group emerging from the tunnel. and the israeli air force, in support of the ground forces, attacked hamas units and infrastructure with precision-guided projectiles. also military israel said they were working to increase the flow of humanit

suddenly they thought that if in your view the collective west is and ukraine, that's okay, it's not a question, but also israel, in this sense, two parallel wars in the middle eastn europe causes such support from the west, well, i mean primarily the establishment, political circles, well then we can somehow agree with moscow against ukraine with that war, but we cannot with the war in the middle east and unequivocal support for israel, and therefore, accordingly , we change our position somewhat in relation to moscow's actions in ukraine. i would say that these factors certainly played their role, and putin well, he always is. he knew how to use it, he tried to parasitize on it, in general , so far unsuccessfully, because you see , there are no changes on the front in ukraine, what is it, did they take an avdeevka or , i don’t know, did they hand over some large settlements there the front lines in the east, for example from kupinsk to svatovo, kremennoye, liman, yes, battles are going on in a number of places, but i would not say that there is some unworldly progress there, and this is reflected in the position of the west, no, only changes.. exclusively withi

the west bank. we have the middle east eye that has also been showcasing excellent reporting on the west bank as well as highlighting and covering that this information and miss translation that has been happening within international media organizations. but i mean, in terms of individuals, you can see the works of people like sat in a line. you can see the works of how much is good, although he is not here, but he is able to amplify a lot of the coverage that is being sent from local journalists abroad. but yes, i'm sorry, i don't have maybe 2 specific names. that's fine. that's fine. maria, i'm about to go to thank you for joining us today here at the listening calls. thank you for one final note now on to moore's both still ongoing and the different way the players are portrayed in the mainstream news media. and at the end of 2022 time magazine revealed its person of the year ukrainian president below de lensky, the lensky husband, faxed it in the western media for leading the ukrainian ward effort against russia and its occupation. a mazda is attacks on october 7th, and the resulting is ready we

the west banks. we have the middle east eye that has also been showcasing excellent reporting on the west bank as well as highlighting and covering that this information and miss translation that has been happening within international media organizations. but i mean, in terms of individuals, you can see the works of people accessing the other line. you can see the works of how much is good, although he is not here, but he is able to amplify a lot of the coverage that is being sent from local journalists abroad. but yes, i'm sorry, i don't have maybe 2 specific names. that's fine. that's fine. maria, i'm about to go to thank you for joining us today here at the listening calls. thank you for one final note now on 2 more is both still ongoing and the different way the players are portrayed in the mainstream news media. at the end of 2022 time magazine revealed its person of the year ukrainian president below to meet as a landscape. the lensky has been faxed it in the western media for leading the ukrainian ward effort against russia and its occupation. a mazda is a tax on october 7th, and the resulting

ineffective failed policy of the united states, the collective west, and of course, the fact that the leading countries today in the persian gulf and middle east west, and facing... russia - this is also a symptom of what the future multipolar world will be like, where there will be not american rules, but the right of any state to realize its national interests without any damage to them. the day before, the russian president also met with the son of the leader of oman, the prince of oman in moscow, here is this footage. also in moscow , the russian president met with the iranian president. the day before i visited riyadh, as well as saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, in general, four leaders in 2 days, all four. are considered allies of the united states of america, i mean, first of all, of course, rria. as for the united states of america, they really act as if according to a manual, two theses: the first thesis, putin will attack the nato state, american blood will be shed in the boss. this american-ukrainian christmas picture is being filled before our eyes with such new scandalous flamboyant colors, well , firstly, these are shakesp

and that a kind of case money or from the decision on the whole body of that notion of the states in the middle east. this thing that maybe lease is one of them on the face as west of a con longly, the empty mind, a influence on basic practices. and this leads to this little door to kind of one of glazing as a research solutions. i'm furnaces in missouri east and we have seen many and many of these us about us and capacitors, or, or one of them, either the stuff. how does that sound as i reason i thought things up to you, they might have space has a new mode or a light, or is it can arise to intervene on those countries? and i think that americans are an a, b is to give other nations on of, i've come to this address, sounds about democracy on the wall to my rights. indeed, there instead of rations and you'll get libya and iraq and didn't see any, any event. and every place you will see of the i'm really cans are working. go see a lot of this, a lot of blood and did or isn't. and do i see thing of national to stay the frustrating it can only be of us teeth and i get it got set and they didn't bring any benefit to the organizations or the middle east and or the na

we surrendered, now about the situation in the middle east, the palestinian media are reporting that the israeli army stormed the city of jericho on the westhebron, as well as in the camps without... supported by a number of arab states, we would certainly veto it. to the security council in essence, and not for the sake of peace, for the sake of ensuring the narrow selfish interests of washington. we proceed from the fact that no matter how we resist, shielding our main middle eastern ally the united states, the council will return to this issue and clearly and unequivocally demand a cessation of hostilities . now the author’s program, however, is what a global threat can threaten humanity. everyone, in the most unexpected way. according to this is certain, and this problem may concern new research, gases contained in the air expelled from human lungs contribute to global warming. after analyzing the samples, the researchers found that nitric oxide was released by all participants, but methane would have been detected only in 31% of subjects between gases released during breathing and diet, although food poisoning is known to contribute t

, and that a kind of case money or on that decision all over the national, the states in the middle east. this thing that maybe lease is one of their own faces west of a con longly. the empty mind, a influence on basic and i these is and this slips this little story a time before closing as recently were, since i'm furnaces in middle east, and we have seen many and many of these us about us and got best gross or whole lot of them either the stuff, how does that sound as a result, i thought things up to you then like it's face, has a new mode or a life or a sick tend arise to intervene on those countries. and i think that americans are unable to give other nations on other countries at this sounds of democracy on the walk through my rights in via that instead of rations in libya and iraq and didn't see it in your mind. and every place you see the kinds are working to see a lot of this, a lot of blogs and did or is in and d, y c. think of national to stay in the past due to economy the by states and i get a godsend. and they didn't bring any benefit to the organizations or the middle east and all the nations are 5 for the cat. what's your package d

coming up, how can you try and keep the pressure on russia to keep the west most united despite the will in the middle east? well, that's good for me. us general the how much the attack on israel did in one day, what pushing cannot do for 2 years. and that's to make the west forget about ukraine. i don't believe this attack was a coincidence. the beginning today with vitamin fusions message to the world, an announcement that came out so casually, so apparently off the cuff, that he didn't even publish and look at the camera today, rushes the paramount to the to confirm that he tends to run for re election to the office of president, in 2024. you dropped the on surprising news as a criminal and settlement a honoring military personnel. i've had different thoughts at different times about this. but i understand that today there is no other way. so i will run for president of the russian federation. the 71 year old has rules of russia and one way or another since the 10th century serving 4 times as president and a brief interlude as prime minister in crushed most public defend. he's not expected to face any major challenge

coming up, how can you try and key the pressure on russia to keep the west most united despite the war in the middle east? well, that's good for me. us general the how much the attack on israel did in one day, what putting cannot do for 2 years. and that's to make the west forget about ukraine. i don't believe this attack was a coincidence. the beginning today with volume in person's message to the world, an announcement that came out so casually, so apparently off the cuff that he didn't even publish and look at the camera today, rushes the paramount to the to confirm that he tends to run for re election to the office of president, in 2024, you dropped the on surprising news as a criminal instead of an a honoring military personnel. i've had different thoughts at different times about this. but i understand that today there is no other way. so i will run for president of the russian federation was 71 year old as rules of russia and one way or another since the turn of the century serving 4 times as president had a brief interlude his prime minister and crushed most public defend. he's not expected to face any major c

pushing harder, so my hope is with the resistance across the middle east that they uh, they can push harder. palestinians across the occupied west bank have gone a general strike in solarity with the people in gaza who have been under israeli brutal attacks for over two months now, this... wants to copy infactions for international strike demanding seasier in gaza, public agencies banks shot in schools and napls were all shut down in observance of the action. in rimala and east jerusalem offices and schools were closed and people took part in a revy in solidarity with gaza. lebanese people in the capital beirout also observed the day of strike to press for an end to the israeli genocide in gaza. they condemned the recent us vote of the un security council resolution that called for a ceasefire. several shops across jordan were also closed to press the government for action to stop israel's killing campaigns as claimed more than 1800 palestinian lives so far from ramala correspondent montil joined us earlier to say that the general strike is the least that the people in the west bank can do to voice their solidarity with gazans w

the east of england. now, as we go through the middle part of the week, that colder air gets pushed away towards the east, the mild air winning out towards the westlikely to rise. and here is that mild air and association with this rain that's just moving across the liverpool bay area down through parts of wales, perhaps the south west of england. it's a northwesterly flow or still feel quite cold i think across parts of scotland, seven or eight degrees celsius with a bit of added wind chill. that rain towards the west at keeping the west is keeping the temperatures fairly mild. the pick up throughout the day and by the time we get to thursday, that rain will be across eastern areas of scotland as well. so we'll lose the wintry feel there. more of a westerly wind and temperatures are likely to rise again. still in double figures pretty much across the board. but it's friday when the models start to differ. now we're drawing more of a north westerly. you can see that on the pressure chart here. there'll be some wintry showers, perhaps tracking further southwards and eastwards throughout the day on friday and into saturday. a lot of uncertainty on

anyway, we are witnessing that the axis of resistance has risen in west asia and in the middle east . he is using rational tools and methods. many countries in the world, many strategists think that they are actually trapped that initial extreme atmosphere becomes the axis of resistance , but we have seen that in the best way , the currents of hezbollah resistance, the groups that are in iraq, the groups that are in yemen , showing rational reactions to the issue of preventing the spread of the crisis become a necessary excuse. many people thought that due to the wrong movements of the axis of resistance , the world public opinion would turn against hamas and against the axis of resistance , but today a situation has arisen that not only this has not happened, but palestine is on the agenda. first place in the world, go back to palestine two months ago it was removed from the global agenda. arab countries had my help in establishing relations with israel . even saudi arabia was on the verge of getting some concessions to establish political relations with the zionist regime, but we ar

that could have led to the unthinkable. peace in the middle east. israel and the palestinians sign a pact on the white house lawn. >> supporters of declaration are dancing in the streets of that west bank town of jericho at this hour. >> the reality changed today in the middle east. >> enough of blood and tears. enough. >> the comprehensive peace in the middle east, happening now in jerusalem. the scenes that took place in washington are being replayed. >> go in peace, go as peace makers. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> 30 years and one month later, an unthinkable day. an all out massacre on israeli soil perpetrated by hamas. >> war erupts in the middle east. >> the attack catching israel by surprise. at sunrise -- >> rockets pours into major cities including tel aviv and jerusalem. >> it is a shocking and unprecedented escalation in the long history of conflict. >> babies slaughtered and entire families massacre, pure unadulterated evil on the world. >> israel is firing back at hamas with strikes on cities in gaza after the staged terrorist attack. >> we're all left with a crucial question to ponder. how did we get from here -- >> let us all go from this place to celebrate

a sense of meaning, security flaws in the middle east applies russia wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have conflict. the the, the dozens of civilians are reportedly killed in the is really the bombing of southern gaza, which had previously been considered safe. so this us policy makes it complicit in the crimes of genocide, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes for us to faces in global backlash after washington veto isn't guys and states for our resolution at the un security council of following the vote from which the okay of stained of thousands of people march through the streets of london, demanding an immediate truce in nevada and the military spokesperson for humans who pays warrens. all shipping companies against working with israel, saying that any of us will head into the country will be a target.

and for what it is, it is an extension of colonialism in the middle east today protects that stuff from any west gonzalez and them into the east today.

west, the imperialist powers, they need israel, israel functions is their battle ram since 1948, to strike out against syrian sovereignty, iranian sovereignty, the sovereignty of the middle east and west asia, and that's what they're searching for, they want a massive war, they're looking for a... massive war against iran, and that's really what's behind this uh suffocation, starvation, dehydration and genocidal campaign against the palestinians. interesting point, so you think that the the goal is actually to pull iran into it all? that's certainly a big piece of it, and every day, every day the israelis brag about striking aleppo and bombing damascus, i mean is it 1492, is it 1620 with these uh european descendant colonial? powers can just uh do whatever they want, it sure seems like it, it doesn't seem like we've come very far, even though we're at the end of 2023, we're almost watching three months of genocide in real time take place, so it is very sad state of affairs indeed for the world. uh, now freddy, um, as a regime continues to inflect inflict pain on the palestinians, we have more accusations now about that the body... of palestinians are actually being returned with organs missing at the

a sense of meaning security flies in the middle east applies russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have. com the, the welcome back to the best employers. i'm john kerry. i could were speaking with nicole stevens whistleblower from south africa who drew strength from a terrible incident of domestic violence and use that experience to help others. good to have you with us. nicole. thank you john. i wanted to ask you a general question about whistle blowing in south africa. we've actually had more than several south african whistle blowers here on the show. and one of the complaints that they have that is consistent is that there is not only little govern mental support for whistle blowers, but the government is sometimes so hostile toward whistle blowers as to make the situation personally dangerous for them. has that been your experience at all or have you received government support for what you do? that's a great question. john, being a whistle blower for another division of discovery limits that is the discovery health. and so it's not the case i can discuss because it

a sense of meaning, security flies in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the pain of no more nose, very by loud ones in process of to the as raging minute tre struck support a city despite the assurances civilians with the face of that. meanwhile, a video set to show as well as most attention surfaces from about to open costs. we are risk everyone in question that we will continue to dismantle all the areas until we are done the. 7 angry scenes at honda cus, celebrations, interest to them, what is re right wing those we're allowed to march in. you'll see at the same time kind of send you an chris gibbs and best to have temp sol christmas.

a sense of meaning security plays in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the slaughter and suffering and does it continue. unabated is real, appears not only determined to eliminate how box but the palestinians with thing and god's it as well. this is all the possible with the blessing of the united states. this murderous affair is being under written by joe, by the name of the american the, the red carpet is rolled out for the uranium president to meet with vitamin fortune in the heart of moscow. on top of a cost stories on trade, the price is in palestine and the north south car to to connect the nations. also ahead to the united states who's in charge of it turned out that in practice to exploit their allies and not the russian president on the scoring the moscow really needs. and the fed global economic modul. something that he says is undermined by western part of the southern gather city of rob comes on there. he's really attacked an area how they include refugees where pointed to by the idea of to allegedly find safety.

the east of england. now, as we go through the middle part of the week, that colder air gets pushed away towards the east, the mild air winning out towards the westross the liverpool bay area down through parts of wales, perhaps the south west of england. it's a northwesterly flow or still feel quite cold i think across parts of scotland, seven or eight degrees celsius with a bit of added wind chill. that rain towards the west is keeping the temperatures fairly mild. the pick up throughout the day and by the time we get to thursday, that rain will be across eastern areas of scotland as well. so we'll lose the wintry feel there. more of a westerly wind and temperatures are likely to rise again. still in double figures pretty much across the board. but it's friday when the models start to differ. now we're drawing more of a north westerly. you can see that on the pressure chart here. there'll be some wintry showers, perhaps tracking further southwards and eastwards throughout the day on friday and into saturday. a lot of uncertainty on how far south that cold air is going to get with high pressure out towards the south and the west. but here's the

a sense of meaning security flies in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the the, the tax just for the funeral war and the possibility of public semester class. and like i said that the last will probably that's up to my minimum is what is for the state in.

the americans, of course, launched a huge aircraft carrier group that does not know what to do, they really have a very powerful contingent of armed forces in the middle east, now... that is, the westher countries that compare with us, they too are being leveled, so the majority in the world chose the right road, but the americans and their allies have their own path. at the end of the year, europe adopted the twelfth package of sanctions against russia, but in europe the recession is real in most countries, and russia has become stronger, economically, this is also the most important result of the year, isn’t it, absolutely. this happened to a large extent due to the fact that the world economy is a system of communicating vessels; if it decreases somewhere, it must increase somewhere so that there is some kind of even general level. the european union is committing suicide, it is destroying its own economy, it is destroying it very intensively, especially in germany, it is unprofitable to produce plastic, it is unprofitable to smelt steel, it is unprofitable to produce nitrogen fertilizers, it is unprofitable to produce fuel, oils, nothing synthetic materials, everything turns ou

colonialism in the middle east today to protect spend the rest of many west 10 pallets in the middle east today. and this is why no one is april. no one is willing to hold the center that comfortable and poland says, a russian missile entered at tara space after flying across new cranium border, but it did not disclose any evidence to support this plan. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching archie international is really forces have conducted yet another attack on the guys a refugee camp in central dasa, killing at least 3 people and wounding 6 others. that's according to the palestinian red crescent society, a humanitarian group in the region. so this video shows locals and paramedics, rescuing people trapped under the rubble and earlier ideas error striking on christmas eve, killed more than 80 palestinians and that's same refugee camp. israel's government says that a tax was a mistake and due to the wrong choice of munition. this was a regrettable mistake. this has not happened. the choice of munition was incorrect and we continue to learn lessons and step out efforts to get civilians out of homes way. i'm one of those efforts to get civilians out of

a sense of meaning security plays in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the the, the the welcome back to going underground and the 1st off we spoke, the former is rarely just as minister. you'll see bailey and who terminated the interview about gaza. but in the hours of thursday morning this week, the legendary british po is in wright who addressed global political injustice. benjamin's f and i died at the age of 65. here is one of the last interviews he did with us on this ro, benjamin, thanks for being on going underground again while we have the premises studio in east london. and what is the revolutionary mines? the 2 are the album, the track? well, the track and the album i guess is about to the resolution that i think we need now not necessarily one where people types of space and all that stuff without it. sometimes i think we need a bit of that. but more about trying to get people to think differently. i'm. i'm just convinced that the old way of doing stuff is just redundant and i know you hear that from the part to people th

status, a sense of identity, a sense of meaning, security flaws in the middle east supplies, russia wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the, there is a quiet and brewing frustration, no doubt in america. and it has to do with the feeling of powerlessness, especially among the young in all respects. that powerlessness comes from a lack of meaningful choice. big institutions don't have to be responsive to us because we can't penalize them by going and doing business with somebody else. they have a competitor, for example. we also can use anyone else to keep them in check for us because both our media and our elected officials, well, they simply won't. okay, let's talk about this with jamal thomas. i do sense. there is something going on in america where there is this young vote. they don't watch cable news. they don't watch traditional news. they don't read them new york times. they go to their own place. nobody knows are there. that's why i say they're very stylish, but they're pissed. they don't like what's going on in america. and i'll give you an example of thousands of young people, most of th

the status sense of identity, a sense of meaning, security plus in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the, the the, the tax just for the funeral for and the possibility of products invested across. and like i said in the last will probably i talked to my managers within school, the state in the polls, and it's a full of them in my own way. this the football shy right in the conflict of interest to students preserving issue one of the most . when was this, the me, i was, i was, i was out for the day. if you are like us to, to come a little boy, your spam going so far. this will be much for this time. when you that it's a day or 3, it is a way started semester. it is for me to camp site is investigator is on the north. but i want to know that it's the most up by that. so what's the, if that it's, it's an area to see what's good. we'll start a new from ford of, of, of serious new and up there, but they are the get away a piece of damage caused a lot of people for the yeah, somebody out talking about being a click on people coming in hopes on episode over there to vi

security flies in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have complex the always the time to meet. jason runs with the post of president of the russian river 10 confirm he will be running for reelection in 2024. if successful, it would be his good consecutive as a russian president of the dozens of killed and wounded in there is really a title on a residential building located near the pilot side. when the president society headquarters in gauze on unit island, how many would devastation of despair in gaza, we ring you the untold stories of being with us.

a sense of meaning security plus in the middle east applies russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the thank you so much. can you? said bob, pat alford and leader, best known for his fire. we rhetoric against the west and what he calls french neo colonialism. well, to begin with, let's talk more about this term french colonialism as your repeatedly talked about . this in your rally isn't in your speech as you say, as long as the african nations use this c a f, a frank as a courtesy. the french colonialism will not be over. how has parents, if use this courtesy to exploit your confidence? and what is the way at 1st on which is that is our new question of currency because the new building anything is 46. and what is the color is a mean, terry is the same way it's control. and it's a global system of explanation. if we don't understand that, i think it would be difficult to understand how difficult in, in, and out people what, where, and he's to the oppressed by the french or the gosh. and not so good about it was because you say that i know for my on it's on the

status of a sense of identity, a sense of meaning, security flies in the middle east supplies, russell wise in the west. if you don't do that, you will have called the fund to boost it off the citizens to different campus the on the aftermarket at the, at the dealership solution, especially when she did it, then it's got the ocean poster and the footboard position. would you be really cool, so i need you to yes, my gosh my there's a lot of these new or to purchase things that the month to buy, to go with the motion. you know what good us to do that which is to deal with the free the ship, the little girl, another coca protocol about which which enters oh, of course the most decent on this dollar and even less than most of those just was 1st thing you will receive the status of his own choice. right now. there's a typical one. so the, the dozens of civilians are reportedly killed in these really bumming a southern gaza, which had previously been considered safe. so meanwhile, this u. s. policy makes it complicit in the crimes of genocide and ethnic cleansing, and war crimes. us faith is global by class of to washington veto

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that is why the solemn meeting of vladimir putin in the countries of the middle east in the context of the unleashed sanctions war against russia looks so bad. a challenge to the collective westr putin's visit is a clear signal that the russians have been sending for quite some time. russia will not be isolated. russia is too big, definitely too important as a player, especially in the hydrocarbon sector. russia cannot be isolated in the middle east. and here’s the result: first the saudis refused macron, who was going to fly to ririat, and then they ignored the british. the financial times headline is indicative. saudi arabia. postponed the crown prince's visit to london until he received putin, the fact that mohammed bin salman changed his plans and decided to wait for the russian president, since he went on a visit to neighboring emirates, putin himself confirmed at a meeting with the prince in arriade. first of all, i want to thank you for the invitation. we were waiting for you in moscow. knowing that circumstances have made adjustments to these plans. but the next meeting should be in moscow. surely we are ready. we agreed that we have stable, very good relations in the

the west. have to understand this, right. and for what it is, it is an extension of colonialism in the middle east today protects that. and the rest of many wisdom.

that this conflict continues as long as possible, thereby undermining russia's influence in the middle east. look at the course of events, what is happening between china and russia, they have formed the alliance that the westways been afraid of. diplomatic work began to overcome this conflict, and this undermined foundations of american middle east policy. america is like a ship that lost its hull during the assault, the fact that the united states, especially in relation to china and russia, was guided by the principle of divide and conquer, it seems to me that this is obvious, and the architects of this policy, nixon and kissinger, did not hide their goals, but you said, and not only you, lately we have been hearing more and more authority... biden consciously sets the goals of american foreign policy. russia is split into component parts. you we heard this from someone from the administration. how did you come to this conclusion? well, on the one hand, i read some materials. don’t communicate, i’m not a handshake person for them, i talk, they wouldn’t talk to me , but i read some materials, watch their speeches, and i see that they have no desire to seriously negotiate, no desire to stop the war in ukra