it is known that the conversation took place on the initiative of riyadh.president signed a law that introduces punishment for publicly identifying the actions of the ussr and nazi germany in world war ii, and also for denying the decisive role of the soviet people in the defeat, the nazis and the humanitarian mission of moscow in the liberation of european countries, the document was published on the official portal of legal information for citizens, fines from one to 2,000 rubles are introduced. or an administrative arrest of up to 15 days for officials from 2 to 4,000; for an organization from 10,000 to 50 , police and roskomnadzor will draw up protocols for such cases leaders of the volunteers this year, the action that unites millions of people will again be held in full-time format by those who, dear to the memory of the ancestors who gave us the great victory, will bring along the streets of cities. hero portraits. and of course, it is very important that such a large-scale event be well organized. and some guys will meet people on red square itself

al saud and discussed cooperation in various areas, including trade and economics, and moscow and riyadhto develop mutually beneficial ties between the president and the crown prince positively assessed joint work in the opec plus format, aimed at ensuring the stability of the world oil market. he spoke about some international topics, including the situation around ukraine and the settlement, as reported in the kremlin, vladimir putin congratulated the leadership and people of saudi arabia with the muslim holy months of ramadan know that the conversation took place on the initiative of riyadh. a competition for young musicians has started in sirius, a constellation of participants from all over russia who have undergone intensive training during specialized shifts will compete in three nominations for piano, orchestral string instruments and orchestral wind and percussion organizing committee. the competition is headed by the chairman of the council of the federal territory. sirius elena shmeleva, evaluate the skills of the finalists there will be a jury which included prominent russian

maybe more of a surprise still hanging around in riyadh, maybe don't. and across into iran, but as jumps after the more significant rain, particularly in mozambique, less of madagascar, this spinning store might be deemed cycling. later in the weekend or early next week, i saw a visual airline of the journey the stage a fit, and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you thing was wor, inevitable. i just want the started to please don't it. they're not doing the right thing. let's leave simplicity to the headlines. join me. if i take on the lars dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradictions. do we have a real democracy here in the united states who forwarded radical insurgency, mark lamond hill, and it's hard to get up front right here on out 0. lou . lou. hello, you're watching on g 0. i'm emily anguish. he's a reminder of our top stories. this hour he cranes president has again pushed for meeting with vladimir persian to ange the wolf, despite sang, he has no trust in the russian later. but let me zalinski

maybe more of a surprise still hanging around in riyadh maybe don't cross into iran, but as jumps after the more significant, right? particularly for mozambique, less hyphen by the gasket with this spinning store might be a dame cyclic. later in the weekend or early next week. ah, a coveted beyond well taken without hesitation or can died for power defines our, well, we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with people and power. investigators expose days and questions they use them to be used of our around the globe. on al jazeera lou. ah, hello, are you watching out 0? i'm emily ang, when he is a reminder of our top stories. this, our ukraine's president has again, pushed from meeting with vladimir putin to end the war, despite saying he has no trust in the russian later. the army zalinski also announced the u. s. secretaries of state and defense i to visit cave on sunday. the mayor's office in mary pulse is an attempt to evacuate civilians failed on saturday because of russian shelling only 2000 ukrainian soldiers and a 1000

maybe more of a surprise still hanging around in riyadh, maybe don't and across into iran. but this jumps after the more significant rain, particularly in mozambique, less of madagascar this spinning store might be a dame cycling later in the weekend or early next week. ah. or china in the u. s. sleep walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden with proven, is really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in europe. it's your personal united states. if you're, if you go to walk and chew gum at the same time, your weekly pay on us politics and society, that's the bottom line. ah, ukraine's president again calls for a meeting with his russian counterpart, but warns talks are off if soldiers of maria pull are killed ah, watching on to 0. my for my headquarters in del hi, debbie navigator also ahead. ukraine says washington's top diplomat on defense chief are due in keith as the war enters its 3rd month, but there is no confirmation from the bite and administration. the french are voting for their.

so we go in for a closer look right now. shower is that too far away from riyadh and same goes for key weight. in fact, the risk of seen some thunderstorms on thursday. shower is still on friday and then the winds will shift around to the northwest. so that will knock down your temperatures to actually slightly below where they should be for the some of the year. some instability around cobble and also is bama bod, $34.00 degrees for you. and off to turkey. we go. turkey is northeast bike, c coast, some showers, so that will play places like truck, that sure weather update. thanks for joining with from to be police as much as the st. paul taylor journalist, nestle, malik, and right to and political analyst. and john, let me abolla, i want people to be attending. ah, welcome back. a good to might about top stories here. this, our russia has confirmed the blast aboard its worship moskva, the flagship of its black sea fleet. russian defense minister says ammunition on board. the ship exploded. but the ukrainian military says it struck the warship with cruise missiles. russia says it's now

on tuesday, riyadh reportedly emphasized what it called the essential role of the agreement of the cartelapan's quarterly tankan survey will be out on friday. many economists expect to see a hit on the business sentiment of large manufacturers as they have struggled with surging energy and material prices. the weaker yen is also raised cost and there are shortages forcing carmakers to cut production. the global economic impact from the ukraine situation is also expected to cloud the outlook. u.s. jobs data will be out on friday. american employers picked up their pace of hiring last month with continuing signs of strength in employment conditions. the federal reserve last week raised its key rate for the first time since 2018. chair jerome powell said on monday the labor market is extremely tight. he indicated the possibility of a bigger rate hike to restore price stability. he says the war in ukraine adds upward pressure on inflation from energy, food, and other commodities when inflation is already very high. okay. let's get a check on the markets. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's it for "newsline biz"

and of course finally, he resides in riyadh. so he's had 7 years of war to try to resolve this issue. and, and he hasn't probably also the, the arrival of presidents lensky in ukraine. and his very articulates an active role and trying to solve the crisis thus through president, head is incompetence and to shop relief. and that was a realization that good leadership is what's required to galvanized forces on the ground. and that's when i talked to the school. if i understand what you're saying correctly and sounds like this was not necessarily president had his own decision that this was something that's been forced upon him. i think most probably reich's, he have stuck around for 10 years in total. and he has not been a popular president, so he's been really quite difficult to get out of power. but i think that a lot of things have happened recently. and international politics have really focused attention on needing to resolve the war. the international community would like something to happen and that it can, it can consolida

now at shower is that too far away from riyadh and same goes for q weight. in fact, the risk of seen some thunderstorms on thursday, i shower still on friday and then the winds will shift around to the northwest. so that will knock down your temperatures to actually slightly uh below where they should be for the stand the year. some instability around cobble and also is mama bod, $34.00 degrees for you. and off to turkey, we go. turkey is northeast black, sea coast, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that. we've learned any lessons on the h. i. v epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global serve to put profits before people. ah, welcome back. a comment about top stories here at this hour. russia has confirmed a blast, abode it's warship ma, spread function with black seen fleet. the russian defense ministry says munitions on board. the ship exploded with ukrainian military says it struck the worship with cruise missiles. russia says it's now in full control of th

who's falling the talks in riyadh, the decision of the president bowman sort of had, he has a little bit taken the focus from the, the talk here in the yeah, the decision i would say is a little bit confusing because the president did not say he's been down or he's resign and he said that he is delegate in powers to a presidential our leadership council in an attempt to have the you and lead efforts to and the war. the problem i would say is how this will help in a stop in a 7 years war in yemen. not now that we know that there is 8 personality or leaders in the leadership council, which means these people, we know, we don't know how they will work together because they have opposing views. and also the who. these are not taken part in this talk. we don't know if this is something that we had in go in further into the dialogue, or it will be a step backward here in the talks though, these for them for themselves, the don't consider any move by the international government. they say that these, this, this move that baseless according to their words. the say also that the, the, the, th

government is taking action to improve theissues there are over 4000 staff in passport production rose in riyadhr 700. 90% of applications were completed within six weeks. the standard is ten weeks. my advice to anyone who is looking to go on holiday this summer is exactly what i said of the other day, get your application in now. we are making a range of efforts, stafford working weekends and incentivise over time and we are confident we will not need to change the ten week target. as i have made the point, this is a record level of demand and a record output, fat and excess of what we have seen for what and for those who have seen for what and for those who have compelling and compassionate reasons to travel such as funerals or family ill—health we will expedite their applications. ourgains as our gains as medically, to pay in roubles fs is not foreseen and the contract is a breach of our sanctions. we have 97% of all contracts that explicitly stipulate payment in euros or dollars so it is very clear and the request from the russian side to pay in roubles as a unilateral decision and not accor

here's what we can expect on wednesday. sharon's not too far away from riyadh and your temperatures will come down over the next few days. here's a 3 day forecast for red will is cloud cover around got about a 3040 percent risk that we could see those showers and you'll dip down to $34.00 degrees by friday. off the pakistan still high, he tear temperatures in the forty's in some spots karachi. we've got yen at 35. next we're going to turkey and we've got some snow over the turkish mountains. it's pushing into the caucuses on wednesday. traps on has a high of 10 degrees, central africa, particularly active toward western portions around the gulf of guinea. this is where we're going to see some driving rain, not too far away from places like bungie, kinshasa and libra. ville leib reveals got a high of 20 degrees. good news is for south africa, the state of quasi luna tall that what weather now starting to push away. so we're going to see dryer conditions. this includes for durbin with a high of 25 degrees. that's it, see soon. ah, african stories from african perspectives, machinery, songs

well, uh, new delhi now, uh, they look at riyadh to cairo and understand that god forbid we become asericans as saudi arabia or egypt or the united arab emirates and so on, because today in saudi arabia yes, well, not so directly the saudis depend on it very much. they are much less subjective than the indians. they are very dependent. here is their vc to take, too, all americans. they usually, as they will defend themselves against the huits of these unfortunates without american weapons without this help. yes, no way, but iran will devour them, you know, they learn dependently on the americans, unlike the indians, who understand that if they now follow washington's lead, they risk falling into the same dependence if they do not follow the lead. who in front of them opens up a colossal number of opportunities, we are talking, as far as i remember the numbers and the indians. well, there a few years ago 70% uh, that’s all, they received weapons from us, and now 49. that is, as a colleague correctly said, the indians act in their own interests, they are in the interests of ours or or t

here's what we can expect on wednesday. sharon's not too far away from riyadh and your temperatures will come down over the next few days. here's a 3 day forecast for react. lillius cloud cover around got about a 3040 percent risk that we could see those showers and you'll dip down to $34.00 degrees by friday, up the pakistan still high. he tier temperatures in the forty's. in some spots karachi. we've got yen at 35. next we're going to turkey. we've got some snow over the turkish mountains. it's pushing into the caucuses on wednesday. traps on has a high of 10 degrees. central africa, particularly active toward western portions around the gulf of guinea. this is where we're gonna see. so driving rain, not too far away from places like bungie, kinshasa and libra. ville lee prevails got a high of 20 degrees. good news is for south africa, the state of quasi luna tall. that what weather now starting to push away, so we're going to see dryer conditions. this includes for durbin, with the high up 25 degrees. that's at sea, sir. ah, but amidst destruction and despair, a group of friends resis

bit of a cool don, thanks to a wind blowing down for lot of the heat, we have to head further south riyadh touching 40 degrees celsius on thursday. i got one of the fastest growing nations in the world. news wanted me to, to oakland and development international to become a middle eastern trade and skillfully myself free of filling a problem with the cost cutters. gateway to world trade. ah ah, yes, this is al 0. let's remind you of the main news. the south russia deadline for ukrainian soldiers and mario paul to surrender has passed. moscow says the lives of troops inside a steel works would be sped if they end what it calls senseless resistance. britain's prime minister as apologize to parliament after being fined by police for breaking his own government's cove at 19 lockdown. orest jones has resisted calls from the opposition to resign over the so called party gate scandal. a protest has been shot dead by police control anchor during demonstrations against the government handling of the countries economic crisis. 10 other people are reported to have been injured . israeli army says tha

which helps to ensure stability world oil market, the conversation took place at the initiative of riyadh. today, vladimir putin signed a number of laws publicly identifying the actions and goals of the soviet union and nazi germany in the second world war will now be punishable by fines of up to 50,000 rubles. or even an administrative arrest of services at offshore transshipment complexes of liquefied natural gas in the arctic zone of russia can now be paid exclusively in rubles by a bank from july 1, it will be forbidden to take an increased commission from customers when transferring money on the pretext of combating money laundering, but russian regions got the opportunity to independently finance scientific research in federal universities. russia today imposed sanctions against british prime minister boris johnson key ministers of his cabinet and his predecessor in this post, theresa may, as indicated on the website of our mead 14, a high-ranking politician of the united kingdom is banned from entering our country in response to whipping up anti-russian hysteria and pumping weapons

fact that gentlemen, so clearly this was part of the intricacies of the negotiations going on in riyadh . i of course, i don't out there to be privy to the deals being made, but clearly he was seen by those negotiating reconfiguration. the government as more part of the problem than part of the solution, essentially, and saudi arabia urging the presidential council to start negotiations with the who sees how quickly do you think that might happen? and, you know, i know it's a tricky question, but how, hopefully, immediately, i mean, i mean there's no reason for it not to start right up, but there's been some trust building problems lately. of course, the truth allowed fuel flows and, and food flows into santa and there's been of course, violations of the fire and accusations back and forth. and i would suspect that politically, there aren't a lot of obstacles here. but militarily, there could be, and of course not every armed group in yemen is perfectly aligned with the 2 big factions. we talk about all the time. and so maintaining the truce and the developing cc prior will be really im

the temperature in riyadh dipping down to 34. ah frank assessments. what are the political risks of batting russian oil, a gas for western leaders, pull sanctions on russian energy exports. harrison was informed opinions. france is not abandoning to fight against jedi, still resumed media debt going to be attaching from nisha and from shod critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories. russia's present, vladimir 14 has been meeting with the un secretary general antonio terrace in moscow. putting says, he hopes talks with ukraine. will that yield positive results in ass cold? what is unfolding in the besieged city of marable, a difficult and tragic situation. the 1st time he when's chief has did, is visited russia since the war with ukraine began 2 months ago. and the u. s. u. s . defense secretary noid austin has said, washington and its eyes will hold monthly meeting to

victory looks like women friday -- driving in tehran and riyadh and damascus and those societies moving forward in ways that cares for all of their people and we look at -- you look at the trajectory of communism. we still have communist backed groups that were attacking this cot -- discos and airliners but why can't they recruit anymore? i can't because the ideology is largely defunct. how do we move to that world of ideas and win war of ideas -- the war of ideas? that is a effort that is lacking in our strategy. >> why don't we talk about what you see or -- the epicenter of global terrorism which is antagonist -- you serve in the country and we are no longer there. the physical menace -- menace -- manifestation of our withdrawal from the east is in afghanistan. what are some of the advancements, recognizing that we spent 20 years in the country. an overall strategic assessment of the decision to withdraw beyond messy withdrawal itself. rep. waltz: we just had -- you mentioned general mckenzie, his last hearing was a few weeks ago. he reaffirmed as an answer to one of my questions that

presumably he's been to riyadh to discuss the deal, provided a pitch book and all the particulars. the saudi fund time to consider it. it's possible that he was hoping to lock them in as a cornerstone investment which is what he ultimately got. they became the anchor, if you will, the cornerstone of the deal and then the plan i think was probably to go from there and try to get additional investors interested. i will say his recent security filing shows he has a total of three overseas investors, so there must be two others in the mix. >> right, but the amounts -- what he got from the saudis i think is 2 billion. all he has is 2.5, right? >> that's right. that would mean the other two investors are smaller, and the point is taken. he is very dependent on the saudi public investment fund shared by mbs for the bulk of his investment money. there have been e news reports that they've raised something like $3 billion in commitments, but those go back to late last year, nicole. we haven't seen evidence of it yet. the most recent filing that jared's firm has made is from about ten days a

since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each other's differences. these are our common dreams for our children, and these are the charge of unesco. now more than ever the nations of the world the peoples of the world must affirm the stated purpose of this organization. to further universal respect for justice for the rule o

official told "the journal" the former yemeni president is now effectively under house arrest in riyadh and his communications have been restricted. houthi rebels have refused to recognize the new presidential council. over the past six years, the u.n. estimates the u.s.-backed saudi war in yemen has killed nearly 400,000 people, many from hunger. at least 35 migrants are presumed dead after a small wooden boat capsized off the coast of libya. according to the international organization for migration, at least 476 migrants have died attempting to reach europe in -- across the central mediterranean since january. the iom said -- "the continued loss of life in the mediterranean must not be normalized, human lives are the cost of inaction." here in the united states, border authorities arrested about 210,000 migrants trying to cross the u.s.-mexican border during the month of march. that is the highest monthly arrest total in 20 years. roughly half of the migrants were expelled under the trump-era title 42 pandemic rule, which blocks people from seeking asylum at the border. president bide

eight weeks later, the president then-president trump traveled to riyadh, the first stop on his first trip. mr. trump: my meetings with king salman, the crown prince, and the deputy crown prince, have been filled with great warmth, good will, and tremendous cooperation. geoff: in the coming months, mbs rose from deputy crown prince to crown prince, the second-highest leader of the country. mr. trump: crown prince, thank you for being here. geoff: now the heir apparent, he returned to washington in march 2018, where he dined with kushner and met with trump, who boasted about a $12.5 billion arms sale between the two countries. mr. trump: the relationship now is probably as good as it's really ever been. geoff: that relationship was tested seven months later when journalist jamal khasshogi was kidnapped, murred and dismembered by a group of saudi agents suspected to have been following orders from the crown prince. trump was reluctant to lay blame on mbs for the killing. mr. trump: i want to see the facts first. look, saudi arabia has been a really great ally. they've been one of the bi

since that day acts of terror have robbed innocence of their lives in jakarta pakistan and riyadh. and last month terrorist attacked the very symbol of the civilized world striking the united nations headquarters in baghdad killing those who had come to deliver humanitarian help and hope to the people of iraq. among the 22 people killed with sergio viera de mello who had dedicated his life to the work of peace and understanding between nations. many of you news sergio well in his honor we will take up the noble cause that he lived and ultimately died for unesco an institution born of a yearning for peace it survived years of war can now help achieve peace by spreading the values that help defeat terror and lead to a safer and better world. education tolerance respect for all human life and respect for each other's differences. these are our common dreams for our children, and these are the charge of unesco. now more than ever the nations of the world the peoples of the world must affirm the stated purpose of this organization. to further universal respect for justice for the rule o

and the ritz-carlton hotel and riyadh until lots of them were forced to give up billions of dollars andey might have. and mbs didn't just have tacit support from the trump white house for that bizarre crackdown, president trump explicitly tweeted his approval of it. trump also, incredibly supported saudi arabia's weird economic blockade of their neighbor qatar. even though qatar is a staunch u.s. ally and the host a gigantic u.s. military base that houses 10,000 american troops. saudi arabia launched this big blockade of qatar, and trump said i'm on the soggy side. trump even bent over backwards to prevent saudi arabia's crown prince after the murder and dismemberment of washington post journalist khashoggi. an operation the u.s. intelligence concluded was personally approved by mbs himself. trump later told journalist bob woodward about mbs quote, i saved his butt. i was able to get congress to leave him alone, i was able to get them to stop. why? why did you do that? i was so strange and so blatant. why is the united states government doing this? why is our government going out of the

he was supposed to visit riyadh in february at the same time. that did not happen.e last year, the uae injected massive amounts of cash into turkey's failing economy and committed to massive investments moving forward. the uae is really just -- the turkish economy. [inaudible] including egypt. as a result of which there has been a real crackdown on egyptian and subpopulation. inside turkey as well as the repression with israel. i think this was the main standing in terms of turkey being able to reestablish good relations with saudi arabia. amy: of course the courting of saudi arabia right now for its oil as the world tries to get away from russian oil and gas is a key time for saudi arabia to make demands in exchange. >>. absolutely. turkey is not the only government that mbs is making demands on positive mbs has also made demands that he be given immunity from prosecution in the united states from our lawsuit as well as two other lawsuits pending against him including for an attempted murder. right now mohammed bin salman is reportedly holding oil output and the pr

the temperature in riyadh dipping down to 34. ah. the african stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist, a business when a short documentary from african feel major. i'm going to do that from south africa . ethiopia. and i, we been to pull both from stuff in this classroom. she saw this. as my name's maya obama, africa direct on al jazeera. ah, [000:00:00;00] with lou. ah, you're watching the news are on al jazeera with me for the back table. a reminder of our top stories russian president vladimir putin has met with the un secretary general antonio terrace in moscow. putting has agreed in principle to the u. n. n. the international committee of the red cross helping with the evacuation of civilians from the as off style plant in the besieged, ukrainian city of merrier poll. the 1st time the un chief has visited russia since the war in ukraine began 2 months ago. the us defense secretary lloyd off and says, washington and his allies will hold monthly meetings to discuss army ukraine. the u . s. has been hosting talked at devonshire airbase in germany, focus on hel

i think that are taking place in riyadh between the em, any actors. i think there's obviously a lot of incentives in the sense that they're backers such as saudi arabia or the united arab emirates of these certain groups sort of going along, you which other changes situation on the ground a it, obviously, the saudis are arguing that these restrictions have put a filter in place to prevent arms smuggling and put revenues being used to finance it and see war effort, but it has caused it. it's compounded the humanitarian crisis has caused really looking images of dependently, of any broader negotiations to resolve the conflict. well, i think that, i think by then, and i think people think that the biter region could sort of exert a lot of pressure on saudi arabia and it sort of have tried. and i think we can look at certain snobs that have been conducted by both parties was you know, whether it's the united states leadership or the unit or the saudi leadership towards each other. and i think that this sort of exhibits how that decide, i mean, i think par

for lot of the heat, we have to head further south riyadh touching 40 degrees celsius on thursday. i full of struggles full of pleasure. let them out. i will not live with the same sima to me news. you may go and make gossip legal wife if amanda was only having an intimate look at life in cuba. wardrobe and under what again was se brezza with danielson as a daughter. what are the name on my lead my cuba on al jazeera with a guest with lou. oh, hello. good adrian finnegan here and how about yourself from al jazeera. the headlines washes deadline for you. premium soldiers and mario paul, to surrender has passed. moscow says the lives of troops inside a still works plant would be sped if they end what it calls senseless resistance. speaking outside the un, but just a few moments ago, secretary general authority of the tellers denounced the offensive. i've called for 40 troops. at least 15 people have been killed at explosions in afghanistan. is capital 2 schools in the west of cobble with his witness to say that hand grenades were used at a protest has been by police in toronto, stree

the temperature in riyadh dipping down to 34 ah. witnessed with his bravery. witness, freedom, witness, slavery, witness. people, witness, power, witness and lifetime. witness in our witness, my witness. witness prejudice. witness. peace, witness. love witness. paul. witness the world. witness. next door witness live with a guest. with lou. ah, you're watching the news hour on al jazeera with me for the battle reminder about tom stories. un secretary general antonio terry says he's working to establish a humanitarian contact school between russia and ukraine. her tears has met the russian foreign minister in moscow and says, lies urgently needs to be saved in the see cities like my, your poll, the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, says washington and his allies won't hold monthly meeting to discuss army ukraine. the u. s. has been hosting tulsa be lunchtime air base in germany, focus on helping ukraine defend itself. and to 4 people have been killed and several others injured after a suicide bombing outside the university of karachi, pakistan, please say a woman set off her explosi

unwinnable because just recently we were talking about an escalation, we had an attack which hit riyadh. we had a saudi arabia's retaliation saying it was going to launch a new a new mission. so why is it that we're seeing this truce now? absolutely, i think that an escalation delayed disposition, and my being in was the last shot maybe and for the court, both sides before locking, she ations. and now i think there might be another very important factor, which is the additional context. if we, if we see at an end at the dis, negotiations between the u. s. and here on concerning it out of your own program. if we see an agree and between iran and the u. s. may not mike make it easier for both sides, the saudis, and the whole with these to come in together and start talking about making b in yemen. otherwise, i believe the truth might be shortly because the iranians have on of as many times in the boss toward a beat on our own initiatives based initiatives. and less, i mean the nic de chronic sanctions on lifted by the united states. they did, and they onions, we are using yemen as a proxy