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as a result, munich was mentioned, and the positive context of an out is to, is recognized worldwide. of course, that's just madness. and they live on to the cities head of economic development expects concert goers to bring in more than half of 1000000000 euros in revenue. thanks to adel unix hotels are already well booked and the other was quiet month of august. i don't think we have a good interest to me then that's our high hotel capacity. and of course, our experience with major events like the october fast and major trade fast. and that must have convinced in the end of the london native adela has worked her way up from humble beginnings to the top of the pop charts. winning 16 grammy awards and selling more than 100000000 albums. the. the think of this is to think it was, i think this is something that can be a blueprint for munich, but certainly also for all the cities around the world for you to understand. so these are you attract visitors to the city of the artist has the great advantage that she doesn't have to move around with to have to see even reach them yet. singles,

the city one over the british singer with this gigantic pop up marina built just for adel on the munich exhibition grounds. it can accommodate some $80000.00 visitors per performance and it features a theme park adult world that a record breaking to a 120 meter long spray. they just wanna see your face and night too. so the screen isn't homeless and the amount of cameras that will be doing live volume i going me will make, you know, may 8000 people for like it's just me. and one of them which ticket prices ranging from $75.00 to $430.00 euro's not all dates sold out. so organizers recently announced lucky dip tickets for just 35 years, much to the annoyance of fans who paid far more. the bavarian capital hopes of bills many residency will be a major p or boost on here because the news went from here to the other side of the world, which as a result, munich was mentioned in the causative context of analyses to is recognized worldwide. of course that's just madness. they live on to the cities head of economic development expects concert goers to bring in more than half a 1000000000 euros

uh, michael, always a from by munich. he won the silver metal people pip, tim to possibly walk away with the buttons. they go rookie of the year award. you know, but a lot of opportunity. you know, i think a lot of goals expected. fair turn. that would be crazy. i'm expected. i'm happy ecstatic about it as well, so you'd have to use chris herring thing. thank you so much for that outlook a lot to look forward to and when it's like season, thanks. thank you. well, botswana has unveiled at the 2nd biggest diamonds ever discovered the president expense and inspected the gym at close quarters. have a look at your end of those you have there are a lot of surprise there. this is don't weighs 2492 parents. but it wasn't the biggest one that was the code on found in south africa in 19 o 5 plus one. that is one of the world leading producers of precious stones. they're watching w news or reminder of our top story a combo harris says formerly accepted the democratic nomination for us president in a speech closing the democratic nat

uh, michael, always a from by munich. he won the silver metal people pip, him to possibly walk away with the but it's like a rookie of the year award. you know, but a lot of opportunity. you know, i think a lot of goals expected fan turn out would be crazy. i'm expected. i'm happy ecstatic about as well. you'd have to use chris herring thing. thank you so much for that outlook a lot to look forward to and but it's like season thanks. thank you. bye. it's wanda, i has unveiled the 2nd because diamond ever discovered the president of the gym at close quarters. the pretty impressive bare this stone weighs $2492.00 carrots or around half a kilogram. but it's not the biggest, the biggest was the call a man which was found in south africa in the year. 19 o. 5 botswana though is one of the world's leading producers of precious stones. and finally, there been some dramatic features from iceland. a volcano is erupt, thing for the 6th time since last december. previous interruptions have caused evacuations of a nearby town. i'm goi

game at home _ to see that bayern munich game at home it _ to see that bayern munich game at home ite. it is massive for the villa fans they— home. it is massive for the villa fans. they are a big club and they have _ fans. they are a big club and they have lreeh— fans. they are a big club and they have been missing european football so i have been missing european football so i am _ have been missing european football so i am really pleased for them. everyone — so i am really pleased for them. everyone in britain will be wanting to watch _ everyone in britain will be wanting to watch that one.— everyone in britain will be wanting to watch that one. champions league ni . ht, to watch that one. champions league niaht, it's to watch that one. champions league night. it's a — to watch that one. champions league night, it's a fantastic— to watch that one. champions league night, it's a fantastic place _ to watch that one. champions league night, it's a fantastic place that - night, it's a fantastic place that stadium and it loses history. there will be a couple of generations of villa fa

in february 2022, zelensky in munich asked her to impose sanctions against russia and provide ukraineheavy weapons, even fighter jets, in advance. according to ukrainian officials, haris rejected both offers. they were told that the usa. cannot introduce pre-emptive sanctions against russia, since punishment can only follow after the crime. the message she conveyed to zelensky in munich deepened his frustration with the allies ahead of the russian operation and set the tone for a relationship with harris that was never particularly warm. moreover, kharis never had any reverence for ukraine, as she did during this meeting with the president of poland. when asked about the ukrainian refugee crisis, she first looked at the polish president, waiting for an answer, and then simply burst out laughing.

the 5—1 in munich.d the 4—2 against croatia at euro 2004, when rooney was unplayable. and england could have won that tournament under sven if rooney hadn't got injured in the quarterfinal and then other games. 0bviously, david beckham's free kick against greece at old trafford in 2002, to get england to that world cup, and then obviously beckham's redemption against argentina in sapporo in 2002. so, you know, there were some really good games. he probably underachieved slightly with england, given the quality of the players — beckham and rooney, and gerrard and lampard, and ashley cole and john terry and players like that. asking him why he didn't take on penalty of the psychology of plays. he on penalty of the psychology of .la 5, ., , ., on penalty of the psychology of plays. he also said it taken psychologist _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on _ plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some - plays. he also said it taken psychologist on some of i those tournaments. goalkeeperjoe hart

i was talking about when we were in munich. were involved with the navalnys and the announcement of his death. i was involved covering vice president harris as gabe was detailing, who was involved in talking to the german chancellor and talking to the foreign minister and trying to push forward the hints that they were getting that chancellor shulz was beginning to consider the release of the spy, the putin assassin in berlin, that they refused to consider when the griner trade was done, but they were beginning to consider krasikov for navalny. and then his death from what they were doing to him there. >> that's a major moment. the coming together of the navalny story and the vice president's story happened in munich. as i connect dots, the night before navalny was killed, i was with his wife. i was with other members of his group. they were very excited. they were in good spirits, best spirits i had seen them in a long time. it was later that i learned they were in good spirits because this deal was being negotiated. putting -

is this the future of trucking on a short stretch of germany's autobahn a 9 just north of munich? yeah, plus l for is making its rounds pretty much by itself behind the wheel is driver. it was kind of lucon, but he's much less a driver than he is an engineer. one to a small group, a truck manufacturer, m a in their goal to half the 40 ton behalf of slowed miles without a human on board that arose out and also part for testing. the truck drives itself. 10 kilometers northbound. it turns the next exit. it takes the same way back. sounds simple, but this task is only possible thanks to an impressive rake of processors and the mind blowing already of sensors. as almost up on top, we have a rooftop bar, which holds most of the sensors because my dar cameras. and there's also a high precision gps system built in, which helps us find the vehicle's exact location within the 2 centimeters. that's more sensors at the bottom front. radar leader and cameras, the monitoring road markings the traffic around and literally anything the system needs to find the trucks perfect trajectory. it works

the we think of this is to think it was, i think this is something that can be a blueprint from munich, but certainly also for all the cities around the world for you to understand. so these are you attract visitors to the city of the artist has the great advantage that she doesn't have to move around. but to have to see if we can, we had seen was environmental experts down. this model is more sustainable. but for now it's time to raise the curtain on a dell in music. they're building a stadium for adel. amazing. alright, here's a reminder. now the top stories are following for you. you as president, j bogging and vice president, couple of the harris and welcome to a group of americans freed from question prisons and historic exchange deal journalists, evans, girl scripts, and others were freed in exchange for russians, held in jails in the west. in the biggest deal of its kind since the end of the cold hope you're watching the w. here's my colleague, feel hill is up at the top of the hour with more real news. i will see you next week. have a good weekend everybody. the, the, the, he h

i think this is something that can be a blueprint from munich, but certainly also for all the cities around the world for you to understand. so these are you attract visitors to the city of the artist has the great advantage that she doesn't have to move around. but to have to see if we can, we had singles, environmental experts down. this model is more sustainable. but for now, it's time to raise the curtain on a dell in new i just kind of remind you that top story, this out to us, vice president, come la harris has received enough. folks from the democratic convention delegates to secure the policy is combination for president, the policy is hosting an online role called to make no spaces official ahead of the convention in chicago. it begins on the 19th of set you up to date. stay with us. i'll be back in just a moment with the day taking a closer look the cost to what those russian initiatives have been say after being released from russia to jump on the beach and suggest that they create special styles. hockey pedagogy in the atlantic discoveries, nature and people and then allo

the munich security conference, where he asked to introduce sanctions against russia in advance, as wells to provide ukraine with heavy weapons, including fighter jets, and where it refused. according to ukrainian officials, haris rejected both offers, they were told that the u.s. cannot impose preemptive sanctions against russia, since punishment can only follow after the crime. the message she conveyed to zelensky in munich deepened his frustration with allies ahead of the russian offensive and set the tone for a relationship with harris that has never been particularly warm. in the darkness of these bleak frosts for the kiev regime, trump, who also has a grudge against zelensky, the first impeachment for the republicans arose precisely from their telephone number. vice president for your participation in this summit, and it's truly vital that the united states helps bring peace closer. thank you very much, president zelensky, i’m glad to see you again, according to my calculations, this is our sixth personal meeting, certainly not the last, i hope the next meeting will take place in b

patrick shake of florida advance jobs and saw their defender was trying to get lowered away by munich. we're trying to get negotiations done. they didn't bring a big enough bag of money to buy our labor. goes in to get that bill done. so i think retaining the core players, it gives job alonzo. the perfect chance. but the biggest thing is, last season they were the hunters this season. they're the huntington. yeah, we heard from byron's new coach in that report. what's your take on vincent company? well that's a company was not buyer minix 1st option. they want a job alonzo. they were searching all over europe for some big names that can get buyer, the domestic champions. the record champions in germany back on track. mm hm. they've dealt with vincent company, but it's a company really we know in from manchester city, he has managerial experience, but none that justifies him getting the position at your most visible club. in all of germany at byron munich, he has a big task on his shoulders, trying to get the club back to winning ways. and he's a tough cookie. you know, he doesn't miss

as a result of the munich agreement, czechoslovakia lost a third of its territory.many received more than half of all reserves of czech coal, zinc and graphite. czech industry would become one of the main pillars of the third reich economy during the second world war. england and france. they were under the illusion, that they, with their policy of appeasement, this was not hidden. would direct hitler to the soviet union, but why they did not imagine that hitler, let's say, having quickly defeated the soviet union, which they were counting on, would not turn to the west, this remains some kind of mystery to this day, and many explain this by the fact that the policy of such ardent anti-communism, then it was called anti-bolshevism, for them became more important than logic, reason and, most importantly, the interests of their own security. the independent polish state also took an active part in the division of czechoslovakia republic. back in 1934, poland was the first european country to sign a non-use of force agreement with hitler. on the day of the munich agree

the munich agreement of september 30, 1938, showed the soviet union at whose expense western countries would resolve security issues. and at a convenient opportunity, they can form an anti-soviet front. much still lies ahead of us learn about the role that the west played in inciting nazism, in particular. eighty years later, the situation repeated itself in the example of the neo-nazi kiev regime, which the west has now chosen as an instrument for its russophobic policy, for inflicting , as they say in the west, a strategic defeat on our country. the west, insisting today on kiev continuing military operations, confirms its involvement in... the soviet union. and that strange, as many call it, sedentary war that these countries waged against nazi germany, until the beginning of the occupation of france in may 1940 and leaves doubts in sane people about the true intentions of the collective west of those times. the nazi leaders were unambiguous in their memoirs. just listen, one of the leaders of german intelligence. the reich wanted to unite with the west to strike at the soviet union

in munich, i did have some sidebar conversations with bill browder.king for a long time trying to get russian dissidents out of prison. our institute worked with him behind the scenes and in events we have held on capitol hill to highlight our desire to have him held by the united states government. i talked to roger carsons. both of them did talk about the prospect of some big hostage deal. it's true that this has been a long time somehow in the making. unfortunately, the tragic death of navalny maybe was something that contributed to the german government deciding to make a deal. i will say that the fact that the german government was so dug in and really felt that this was a matter of principle for them, this murderous guy they didn't want to release, it probably made it -- i don't have details either, just like ambassador mcfaul. it probably made it more likely we could get this many people out, including those russian dissidents. i want to say one more thing. at the mccain institute, the president brought me to tears. we worked long and hard beca

, i want to remind, here vadim, how correctly he remembered iosifarionovich, i want to remind the munichiracy, well, probably pavel, or pavel should remember well that when in september 1938, france, germany, italy and great britain gathered in munich in order to discuss all these issues, then czechoslovakia was not even allowed into the meeting room. they sat like slaves somewhere there, then after that, when churchill said, not churchill, but chamberlain, he said: "well, we will give up the judges and let hitler take it, and mr. pavel studies in great britain and they are his own, he doesn't care at all. i want to remind you that in 1945, keitel, who was tried at the nurwerd trial, feldmarschall keitel, they asked him, well , if you had attacked, then you would have taken the sudetenland, if the western countries had united and not given it." this was together with the soviet union, but we would never have done that, we were still weak, our task was to take as much as possible with the tacit consent of the western countries, so that we could then get away with it. drones are flying in

on friday night, a pro israeli group had targeted the camp in munich with an arsenal attack and destroyed part of it. we have been protesting here since may 6th against the ongoing genocide in gaza. the camp was set up in reaction to the israeli invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa. we demand the immediate withdrawal of all israeli troops from gaza, but we also demand the german government to stop arms experts to the regime. the brow palestine camp. has been supported by the public, but it has become a frequent target of cionists. over the past days it also received numerous threats from anonymous groups. taglich angegriffen for face attack by zionits every day. we have also been attacked by the police, you saw for yourself how the police treat us, but we will not be intimidated. we have a clear goal in mind, so we will continue to say here. the activis f to stay in the camp as long as they can. they said that if they are forced to leave the place, they would resort to... other forms of protest in solidarity with palestinians in hamburg, germany's second largest city, the muslim com

and he soon silenced his critics on a famous night in munich. john motson: oh, this is getting betterter and better! - a 5—1 thrashing of germany, and suddenly eriksson seemed england's saviour. they qualified for the 2002 world cup in dramatic fashion. beckham! yes! yes! he's done it! the feelgood factor was back, and eriksson was the architect. but qualification was followed by frustration. england were beaten in the quarterfinals by brazil, and his passive management style was under scrutiny. come the 2004 euros, it was the same story. 0h, he's put it miles over the bar. as england again went out in the quarterfinals, the questions began to mount. by now, eriksson�*s private life was attracting headlines. his relationships with the italian lawyer nancy dallaglio, with the tv star ulrika johnsson, and with faria alam, an fa employee, which prompted turmoil at the organisation. and after he told an undercover reporter he'd consider quitting after the 2006 world cup, the fa announced he'd leave following the tournament. england went into it with high hopes, their team dubbed the "gold

in the most important club friendly matches last night, bayern munich beat austria with three goals and milan beat monza 3-1. win with the announcement of the manchester united club, mathias delicht, the dutch defender of bayern munich, nosir mezrawi, and the maghreb defender of ajax , joined the red devils with a 5- and 4-year contract, respectively. thank you for your support with sports news. and but. today , wednesday, august 24th, 9 safar and august 14th, noon will be in tehran at 12:90 pm and maghrib azan will be at 19:14 pm. we are very grateful for your attention and companionship with this news section, dear and respected compatriots. good day in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, good morning . welcome to the news of the capital market. three actions.

i was in munich, like i said, i saw yuliya the night before he was killed. she had got on stage in front of us all, including the vice president and gave an incredibly moving speech. they then met. i note that that had an impression on the vice president. yuliya was then chosen to be one of the 100 most influential leaders in the world according to time magazine. you know who wrote about her? vice president harris and who called yuliya navalny today. it was vice president harris. wasn't president biden, it was vice president harris. i think when we get to know the full story, that moment in munich played a role and i think it energized the vice president to lean in the way that has been described by others. i actually think this is part of alexi's legacy today. tragically, his legacy. so i think it is very bittersweet for his colleagues but they are not forgetting the sweet part about it that some of his colleagues, some of his closest colleagues are free today. >> jillian, please weigh in on this. i know you knew his family quite well. talk to us about what

kamalo garis, if you believe the publication in time magazine and simon schuster, because at the munich 2022 , before the large-scale invasion, zelensky and garis had such a tense relationship. as simon writes, a conversation about how ukraine should respond to threats of an attack by the russian federation. in your opinion, to what extent are these personal, personal misunderstandings that zelensky once had with trump and garis can influence the relations between ukraine and the united states of america. well, after biden , none of the politicians. will not be a good grandfather or a good grandmother for zelensky, this is an obvious fact, the fact is that trump in general is so sick of the mention of zelensky, he defeats himself at the same time, but he perfectly understands that zelensky is the one, well that story with the impeachment, and he, well , trump definitely has no trust in zelenskyi and his entourage, i want to remind you that at one time, giuliani, the former mayor of new york and trump's lawyer, came to kyiv and organized. the criminal case against mr. biden and mr. poros

you see it further and that's where in the ek jimenez and his team at the university of munich come in. they've developed a platform that used as part of visual intelligence to match up even very tiny fragments of tablets in record time. the approach has sparked a revolution in the field. in the past, researchers spent years deciphering and translating countless cuneiform tablets in different museums. discovering missing fragments often came down to lock. you could take decades to reconstruct a single text menu. so like the text when it took so long to reconstruct a text, it could mean that a researcher might die without having published the text or reading it and fall into. yeah, fortunately, that's no longer the case. the for now all the existing text can be access to basically it's also very easy to find them and reconstruct something, then it on the to the customer. right. and since 2018, the team in munich has been developing the electronic, babylonian library, or l for short. it's a kind of search engine for cuneiform tablets, with the help of a i even tiny fragments can be assig

if this is, i think this is something that can be a blueprint for munich, but certainly also for all of us cities around the world for you to understand. so these are you attract visitors to the city of the artist has the great advantage that she doesn't have to move around or to have to see even reach them yet. singles, environmental experts doubt this model is more sustainable. but for now, it's time to raise the curtain on a dell in music. a little bit gears of the day is this massive present, a swap that has happens between russia on the west. we've heard from some of the released business in the united states. and in the next few minutes, we're hoping to hear from some russian political dissidents who paid released to us here in germany. and we'll be covering that press conference to live dw before sir . he's a gosh, estimate. allstate has been following the story. welcome to try. gosh, so what can we expect? yes, so we are expecting the 1st appearance of those prisoners that were exchanged yesterday, that actually a raft of germany. now order, then, in the case of those prisone

the 5—1 in munich, li—2 against croatia at euro 200a.under him if rooney hadn't got injured in the quarter. beckham's free kick against greece at old trafford in 2002 to get england to the world cup. david beckham redemption against argentina and sapporo in 2002. some really good games, probably underachieved slightly given the quality of the players, wayne rooney, ashley cole, frank lampard, john terry, players like that, but as a man my thoughts go out to his family. an incredibly proud father. phlegmatic man. given what we in the press throughout him during the five years. he had his phone hacked. bus £10 million to a financial adviser who wasn't particularly adept at finance or advising. he dealt with it. let's whizz through a few more of those areas in detail. a quiet, understated style of management, what were his particular qualities? he protected the players. when he left england in 2006 after they got knocked out in the quarterfinal, he was strong with us in the written media. he said look after wayne rooney, who got sent off, d

she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had... joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by harris at the munich security conference is worth re-reading, in my opinion, it fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which, as president biden said, continues from harry truman and ronald reagan. all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure she has too will take over dear mr. ambassador, frit. and you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that you can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. as much as iran is interested in what is called the next stage of the third world war, we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, do not have the opportunity to change the rules of the game in an economic way. they tried to change the rules of the world chess game with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine. and they got bogged down in the war, and accordingly the app

i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. to me, it fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden has said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan. all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure that she will also take over. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that you can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. how interested is iran in what is being called the next site of world war iii, do we understand?

roman kostenko hinted that he was not signed for a foreign business trip when he wanted to go to the munich security conference, by the way, and now, without any order from stefanchuk, he went to the territory of the russian federation. tell me, when will your great monopolies, led by ruslan stefanchuk,... cancel these humiliating foreign business trips for people's deputies of ukraine, because it looks a little like this, it is very strange when representatives of the parliamentary committee on national security and defense, in particular the secretary of the committee, can't go abroad and talk with foreign colleagues at the munich security conference at a profile for roman kostenko? well, i'm not ready. to comment on the actions of those who signed or did not sign the business trip colleague kostenko, because i go through absolutely all the procedures in the same way, and believe me, some of our monomajority business trips end with davyd georgyovich arakhania not signing, so we sometimes have a more difficult situation, especially when it comes to plenary days, and it is clear that the fa

the 5—1 in munich.the 4—2 against croatia at euro 2004, when rooney was unplayable. and england could have won that tournament under sven if rooney hadn't got injured in the quarter final and then other games. 0bviously, david beckham's free kick against greece at old trafford in 2002, to get england to that world cup, and then obviously beckham's redemption against argentina in sapporo in 2002. so, you know, there were some really good games. he probably underachieved slightly with england, given the quality of the players — beckham and rooney, and gerrard and lampard, and ashley cole and john terry and players like that — but also, as a man, and my thoughts go out to lena and johan. he's just incredibly proud, father and a very phlegmatic man, given what, you know, people like me and the press, from a footballing perspective, threw at him during those five years. but also, you know, he had the fake sheikh, as you've been covering. he had his phone hacked. he lost £10 million to a financial adviser who

prosecutor's office, she was the general prosecutor, and during the conversation with zelensky in munichshe spoke as a prosecutor and as a defender of her president, with the person who organized the criminal prosecution of her president, that's what's special about it, because zelensky. .. organized the criminal prosecution of biden in ukraine, together with petro poroshenko, that is , they organized these fake tapes against the two, and the story did not end with these fake tapes, because neither dubinsky was convicted, which somehow got derkach released from the country, well, i remember other characters who also ... let's say, poisoned the relationship between ukraine and the usa, but now zelensky finds himself in a situation where he will have to to kamala to answer for all her actions, and she, she looks like a prosecutor at zelensky, like a prosecutor at a criminal, that is, at the accused, or rather, well, you know, she looks not only at zelensky, but also at trump, because in trump . therefore, it is a very interesting situation here, because we have a vice president will obviou

she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by harris at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. in my opinion, it fits into the american one. all presidents except perhaps president trump, followed this strategy, and i'm sure she will adopt it as well. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war, as far as iran is interested in what is called another site of the third world war. we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, do not have the opportunity to economically change the rules of the game. they tried to change the rules of the world chessboard with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine, and they got bogged down in the war, and accordingly, the appearance of fundamentally new, additional, format sites of death, when we talk about... the middle east, it can be in the interest of those players w

particular the secretary of the committee, cannot go abroad and talk with foreign colleagues at the munichconference, at the profile for roman kostenko. well, i am not ready to comment on the actions of those who signed or not signed the business trip. kostenko, because well, i go through absolutely all the procedures in the same way, and believe me, some of our monomajority business trips end with david georgiyovich rahami not signing, so sometimes we have a more difficult situation, especially when it comes to plenary days, and of course, that the faction wants the deputies to be in the hall and vote on important laws, but i agree that the departure of the people's deputies can only be. abroad, but only in official necessity, and it is obvious that this is supported society, because some vacations or just some private visits, of course, they are inappropriate, but i really appreciate colleagues who are really professionally engaged in parliamentary diplomacy, i myself travel a lot by steamboat to various international events and i know what it really is... it becomes more and more diffic

she took part in the munich security conference in 2022 and also met him there. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. it seems to me that in the... fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan, every president except maybe president trump has followed that strategy, and i'm sure that it it will also take over. dear mr. ambassador frith, and you have a feeling that everything is in world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the third world war to unfold. war, to what extent iran is interested in what is called the next stage of the third world war, we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, they do not have the opportunity to change the rules of the game in an economic way, they tried to change the rules of the game of the world chessboard with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine, and they got bogged down in the war, so, accordingly, the

it is precisely about it, by the way, i've just seen kamala aris live twice, and both times at the municherence, so yeah, well, that's definitely a good statement, especially in light of other statements that... from other american politicians, let's say , well, but we can only watch here, we are observers in this situation, we are waiting for who will be elected by the american people in november, whoever is elected, it is very important for us to build relations, and by the way, the elections will be very important, we talk a lot about the presidential elections, the congress and senate elections will be very important, there also a huge intrigue, who will... control the lower house, who will control the upper house, and this is all very important, so certainly after the us election there will be such a definite fork, this will be a moment that will determine that will continue to happen, because whoever wins these elections, us policy on this war will definitely change because kamal harris is not joseph biden, and what will those changes be? that is, either she will win or trump will,