if we look at russia, russia is exercising grand strategy, which means that it's uses all instrument of steve craft, military, economic, diplomatic, and other wise. and this new corporation is to reflect the realities, the geopolitical realities. and i'm just referring to the fact that the gold trump and his administration might be going after he rides nuclear program. but also the fact that both countries, as has already been stated, i have always sanction meaning that russia had to look for new markets and forwards, commodities. that being said, i think lucas, a geographic position or if you run it around, is a very important route to in the i is we have to solve said, and we have a nicer development in the, the, in the region. meaning the cooperation of neighboring countries with western countries such as the strategic corporation, signed by armenia and the united states. so it offers a geo political counter balance. we have, on the one hand, we have remaining in the united states, we have a 0 by john and turkey. so the russian uranium corporation is another piece of the puzzle in

russia is dependent on china in ways that china is not dependent on russia. but who is standing up for this alternative vision and pushing back most vigorously against the west? it is russia, not china. in that respect, it is not clear to me that they see themselves as russian partners and at some point russian greatness will not allow us to sustain that posture. bay: we have a question in coming from in from a member online. >> we will take the next question from robert hormetz. >> i would like to follow-up up richard's point on the trade issue. because one of the most important elements in trying to contain this grouping particularly in china, and to get other countries who you mentioned might be more attracted to china because of trade relations, the united states needs to have a coherent trade policy with countries other than the g7 oecd countries , which means a number of the emerging markets, global south. the problem is, in this administration, which you would have thought would have been inclined in that direction, it has been the opposite. like the p

russia was very separate. the economy was separate and so it was for the rest of the world and that sort of when they worked and deepened and developed and became powerful. now we are back in a time of great power competition where the commercial rules, china doesn't follow the commercial rules these follow. so don't think they are fit for purpose. the question we are grappling with is can we make them fit, do we search for other ones and i think what's happening which in my view there's a lot of meetings and photo ops but not a lot of stuff there, just shows how hard it is in world great power competition how to create something that's much more comprehensive. >> rush: it is not just the postwar institutions that aren't fit for purpose but the new institutions either. china and india for example. or in the shanghai cooperation organisation which is stalled which is a mistake china should've thought about. michelle: there is this interesting sort of paradox where there is a tremendous amountbecause there are s

this is how things happen in russia.will be back in my homeland, and i think it's going to be much quicker than many people today could expect. vladimir kara—murza, i wish we had more time, but we don't. thank you very much indeed forjoining me from washington. thank you so much for having me. hello. there were winners and losers when it came to the weather story on thursday. for parts of north—west england and wales in particular, we have blue sky and sunshine, even some january warmth, with a high of 14 celsius. but it was a different story across the midlands — we had quite a lot of fog in the morning that lifted to low grey cloud. the misty conditions lingered, and for parts of hereford and worcestershire, well, temperatures only climbed just up to 4 celsius. it was also quite windy, and there was a weak weather front bringing some outbreaks of showery rain to the north—west of scotland. but most of us under the influence of high pressure, and with light winds and that high pressure is going to stay with us for the n

putting pressure on russia, putting pressure on the wrong as global tensions rise, russia, iran, north korea, and china will likely continue to confront what they see as west. and it tends to isolate and challenge them. mike, level l, g 0 for the inside story. the that's bringing out guess into her on hassan. i'm in the, in professor of the university of toronto and must go, yeah, just left myself, a former russian diplomat and chapman of the russian friendship with society, with our countries and munich, maureen, up there on a post doctoral research at the tense studies department at kings college london award. welcome to you. oh, i'd like to start entire on 1st. this is a wide ranging agreement test. one is also potentially a very long last and one wide disagreement and why now? well, i think the wait a minute is basically to solidify the enhanced think relationship between the iran pressure and broaden the spectrum. the 2 countries are working on. of course you can always in trade is front and center. so other aspects are included. both countries are under sanctions and i think this

and denmark also joined the war against russia. the vatican provides huge amounts of money with which bus 3 high assume just from home over your italian engineers, give him the latest weapons most as capable of firing and send you any bombs and setting. rushes wouldn't focuses on file just like today's american democrats. pass the reuse as the freedom of russia from the able to terminate the justification for war mo bile printing shops prevent leaflets, appealing to russians to so called planted atlanta is surprisingly similar to today is western propaganda. they to state that the europe brings good and freedom to russians. at the same time, russians up to trade is people enemies in europe. leaflets and brochures, details of the dangers from their incursions. bought atrocities must combine to commit to against christie and prisoners from men and women. versions of children written up printed in devonian newton book, 50 and 61. the russians. sorry to fill the slides to talk about the research and me because they weren't too old for

these with russia are in great britain. it was opposed by the triple alliance of germany, austria hungary, under to lee. from a divided between germany, austria hungary, russia. the many poles considered russia to be one of their own. as russia's balance policy created, a unique situation in which polish ranch was in no way infringed the pallet to believe as many possible extolling this person from a pressure in english less than 2 minutes, whose computer doors to the reports pretty thought you know what your thoughts are we doing ok and goes to the problem folks of daniel disco be dropped to use this next to me and it was more of us on the account, but of doing that it is pretty lenient on so, so there's nothing big boys coming to anyone's pool policies cuz what else i pulled up last year was cut off number the community new boys getting it in the near future. so i mean, here we try to work there. but especially owens population was growing. tax is well known as an am central, russia and mall funds were allocated to educat

so saying, proclaims russia was to become poland. new world, such as the conquest of russia was compared to the discovery of america, with its people sharing the faith of indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs to try to risk boys. then he sent some new conditions far from the original, the green tubs, the owner of russia, should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state posts, and he gets more into subs that comes to suffering regions by y'all to go away. so you will see more folks each because most that so i don't want to see if you want to put in l. c o. c there stokes. i did too much for. yeah . so something use our call. no. pro force coordinates. that's a dear that isn't that, but you don't have a voice to consequence of what it was mailed, change meaning and the principal shanaski who had to solve the issue with the intervention is settled in the kremlin. the entire russian rows of the gates, the russians comics, taught us body and bush cares. more things and food modes, tolls of expelled the countr

. . . , , russia began.proach the third anniversary _ russia began. sarah, as we approach the third anniversary of _ russia began. sarah, as we approach the third anniversary of russia's - the third anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion on the 22nd of february, three years at this ongoing fighting, you mentioned there the issues that ukraine's military has in plugging the gaps on the front lines, what is around like across the country? you the front lines, what is around like across the country?— the front lines, what is around like across the country? you know, it is difficult. obviously, _ across the country? you know, it is difficult. obviously, this _ across the country? you know, it is difficult. obviously, this country i difficult. obviously, this country is exhausted, obviously, the cost it has paid in nearly three years of war has been enormous, in terms of the lives lost, in terms of the damage to full—scale invasion on the 22nd of february, three years at this ongoing fighting, you mentioned

we don't want a war with russia but the threat of a war with russia is what would make russia back down. guest: do you worry about the potential for security escalation there, either vertical or horizontal, something like nuclear war? guest: i do not, the reason because there are a lot of factors that mitigate against vladimir putin wanting to use nuclear force even though he threatens it all the time. they would be literal fallout for him, he also doesn't know what it would mean politically for him inside of russia. he's not in a very strong position politically inside russia, let's not forget about a year and a half ago when the russian warlord leader marched on moscow and if he had had a real partner inside the military establishment in russia he could have taken vladimir putin down. vladimir putin has demonstrated to be very weak in that instance. host: earlier this month, represented adam smith was a top democrat on the armed services committee as you both know, he was asked about the incoming trump administration and how a gop controlled congress might approach the conflict in ukr

they shot at people because we were waiting for russia. most 4000 people near enough foreclosure of the population to stare. risk is in stay include rock of a to being to greet russian troops. it is a stunning fig, a given the risks. yes. now, all of them have horror stories. they will describe the haze and the abuse software . the, the hands of you create the into the idea. it will do what do you then they would come into apartments and execute people. they would throw grenades into our chimneys. you couldn't go outside, they'd get you with drones. if you went outside to throw out trash, there would always be someone killed and injured. if you tried to get to the bodies, they'd shoot you right. there was a father and son were walking down our street and the father was killed. they then hit his body several more times. they wouldn't let anyone get close. they didn't care if it was an old woman, old man, a woman or someone disabled. they shot us off like hairs. good. that's really, really good sizes for what their store for. what? because w

we understand on the 1st of january, a 5 year deal between ukraine and russia came to an end. russia was adamant in 1st continuing that deal to ensure that energy flowed into europe, butts. ukraine, of course, oppose it. and we also recall the north stream attack in 2022, which rendered a great deal of russian exports to germany as well as the rest of the e. u, essentially meaningless. and this, of course, these 2 other alternatives, the blue stream and the church stream, both which run under the black sea serves not just russian or turkish and interests . but we understand that it also serves the interest of countries like hungry serbia, boston, hartzog, avina, slovakia, as well as greece. this is a significance, a step. this is a significant development if we take all of this into context. and we also understand that there's been a great deal of opposition or at least the slow but prime minister has been quite vocal in his position suggesting that the ukrainian leader of let him is unless he is someone who rooms your begging and black mailing western nations in the hope of extracti

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that could be good for russia, but maybe not. putin's forces are slowly advancing in ukraine, but at a staggering cost. the economic strain of war and sanctions is beginning to bite. my guest is vladimir kara—murza, the anti—putin activist, poisoned, thenjailed before being freed in a prisoner swap last year. putin can seemingly rely on the quiescence of the russian people. but for how long? vladimir kara—murza, in washington dc, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. it's very good to be on your programme. it is great to see you there in washington. you, of course, have had pretty much six months now to get used to being a free man. are you used to it? well, frankly, it's still feels a little bit surreal because, you know, up untiljust a few months ago i was pretty certain that i was going to die in that siberian prison. and the prisoner exchange that happened on the 1st of august was a miracle — this is the only way i can express it. but it was in so many ways a human—made miracle because it was made possible by the relentless ad

of russia while anybody else. if those who excuse the family defense here's a bill, so i'll skip crunch the 0 to and they're just negotiating manager per domain where you where do i get the deal? you know, shane your precious duty. we also see trends of reviving the weight and commonwealth 20 pounds and an assassination attempt. the number of products on to the 2nd. during the research companies was disruptive of germany's intelligence that was involved in run the risk of motors. when world war one began, joseph voters volunteer legion's. the good one get awareness of the on the board security joanna roscoe afternoon just couldn't see what she subsided is from anyone. so i need them to show somebody she's going to diverse across from the suitcase opponent. democrats, bremond most gave the leader of the ponies fiction in the russian state, duma famous poland, joining the war on russia signed a little skein or ship though stuck in the pitch and the like to know grains came to levels, gave them the so though i know f

it's not convicted a single case relating to russia. the financial investigations of this nature are typically complex and lengthy as a result that have be no concluded prosecutions for offences under the new sanctions. and anti money laundering act, and that's despite the o f s. so i being given an extra $50000000.00 pounds of british tax payers. money. new powers provided by the economic crime act are being harnessed to enforce sanctions proactively. the office of financial sanctions implementation is ensuring the u. k. is financial sanctions are robust and enforced against anyone who seeks to circumvent them. unfortunately, it seems that the o f s side is old book guns. no bite of the 52 cases. it's looked into 15 has been dismissed with new fines or any of the punishments. it's still looking at $37.00 of the cases, the progress. there's nothing. in fact, the most b o, f i saw i has been able to achieve is a fine to a property management company. what so i can choose, what was it in breach? you'll view me one, the one talking to be c

rich russia, the real documents. if i'm to, to remove brooks to the phones, livonia is an ancient russian system, dating back from the times of grand new piano slough, named duty upon baptism. who content the 2 lands and erected there, a city named in his own beauty of devonte and country pledge to pay tribute to russia and delivery and sent men to bound down to our grandfather, the great sovereign devonne and our father, that's all revel russia fussing. and seats about the needs of peace. russia has challenges and documents to prove it to claim to have on the terrible in his letter . so he felt he acted justly. he does not take what belongs to others, but other people times most been known to roost from ancient times. and poland had no claims to these lands because livonia wasn't able to run the punish rules. the fall tunes of war change fast to punish ami takes the toner and value kill you and procedure and no one was fed in a frenzied saddle. the king took the smoldering ruins, covered with blood, and toe, and bow

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of russia. will anybody else if to sort ski the family defense use of the bill? so i'll skip crunch the 0 to and you know, just aggression later when you get the deal, you gotta shane your precious. can you get a feel secure trend of reviving the bonus, miscellaneous commonwealth of 22, the estimation of alexander the 2nd during the research companies was destructive of germany's intelligence that was involved in well, the reason when world war one began bills gave us $47.00 voluntarily turn the good working at awareness of the role and your name for security and you're right. good afternoon. there's going to what she said, so it is still pretty much any other window. sure, so, but she's considerable so crucial. joseph skis, opponents democrats, bremen, most of the leader of the ponies faction in the russian state, duma fame of poland. joining the war on russia signed a little scale or shift though still in the pitch. and that right now, could i ask him to levels gave him an analysis though i kn

but russia so -- russia is focused less on the quantitative and more on qualitative. unfortunately for us, they may have a more limited tool kit, but where they use that tool kit, they are effective and cases more dangerous than the chinese. for example one area you know china has a hard time in they can't get in you know, in a race with us where economically or with china, they have to compete but they are doing in places like space, you know, they are focusing on hyper sonics. and kinds of weapons that can target or satellites and vulnerability, they are looking to get the most -- bang for the buck, they are very good at it other thing that russia has going for it. it is, putin is probably the most dangerous world leader there. is and because putin has less accountability than even president xi has, china is unified in the way they go about it putin gets to call the shots in russia. and he is resolute in maintaining the relevance of russia and will do whatever it takes to maintain a seat at the world table. china wants to sit at the head of the table. >> this is que

prisoners of war who alleged war crimes by russia.es the crimes and accuses ukraine of doing the same. the prisoners of war include people who spent more than two years in russian captivity and shared their experience with me. a warning -- this interview contains graphic images. i want to start with you because you spoke at a u.n. council meeting about being a prisoner of war in a russian prison. can you share about what you told the un security council? >> my purpose in the security council in the united nations was to share my own experience of being in russian captivity. my performance, my speech was dedicated to the fact that russia violated the geneva convention. about the facts that are prisoners of war suffered every day in russia and captivity. sufferer of hunger, cold, lack of medical care, and so on -- torture, of course. sumi: i know it is a difficult question. can you tell us a bit about what you experienced? >> they used electricity toward me. also beatings with batons and regular hits and kicks. also, they were trying to

attempts to isolate russia. a we can explain, or we can interpret such partnerships with the north korea and with a launch as a break in this attempts to isolate russia and putting in a, in a position that is being isolated are all the work. and then that's a and that's a and this is also we can look at the washer and also attempts to break this kind of ruling. the order was establishment. all for breaks out. so lovely. some of that, let me ask her about that because i know that you are a specialist on the rushes to use a soft power. and i was wondering if, by sticking to this long term details, the grievance, russia is also trying to on essentially exemplify what kind the world daughter is, wants to seize. it wants to see if, you know something that is based on concrete agreements, where countries actually stick to that words regardless of the political occurrence, while a treaty assigned means of truth assigned. and that it will last but you know, for the time that the, that is specified. do you think that's a

china as a way to minimize russia. they are extremely dangerous as an adversary. the challenge russia faces now and really what they want and what putin strives for a sort of a multi polar world order where china and russia and the united states are all on somewhat level footing and dealing with each other. the problem russia has that china doesn't have is the united states is the world's largest economy. china is number two. rush is not in the top ten. in fact, my home state of texas has a larger economy and russia does here but russia, , so russa is focused less on the quantitative and more on the qualitative. unfortunately for us they may have a more limited tool, toolkit if you will but when you decide to use it there very effective and in some cases more dangerous than the chinese are. i'll give you an example. one area, china has a hard time, they can't get in a race with us where economically or with china, the have to compete. what they're doing in places like space, they are focusing on hypersonics and the kin

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the by the end of this ration imposed a new sanctions in an effort to squeeze russia at russia's energy sector. now they claimed that this list of sanctions is the most significant, one to date, against a russia target in russian oil and gas exports, including rushes, major oil producers. now that includes gust from nest and the root enough task as well as substitute. there is an additive to that we're providing services to both oil companies, including insurance and transportation. the us treasury also issued a determination allowing american authorities to impose sanctions against any person determine to operate or has operated in the energy sector of russia over 2000 subsidies of the companies were also added to the sections list. and they've also targeted over a $180.00 vessels, largely oil tankers link to what the us had describes the shuttle fleet of brush or operators used to ship russian oil and over 30 russian based oil field service providers were full, sol slapped with restrictions. now this is interesting because this comes just a little bit over a little bit more than a wee

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but it, in russia is using what they call it grants strategy. ross strategy means that you are using all the possible means and old tools that you will have. so you get the russia, is it trying to make a new fly and extend, or it's an international, a tools if we can say which by using not all lead us of power. but also i was strategy and dealing all of the current to challenges of the, the complex disease of the international system. i want to contrast rushes attitude to the worth and the promises and the weight of those commitments to uh, the one that was exemplified by the u. k. prime minister, who recently visited keith, plunging in it with a 100 years of, quote unquote, being with the a crane to me, it sounds like a promise of return. the loss with no strings attached, no commitments made. and i assume the opinion people would want to have something more concrete or more specific, what they're saying, why do you think the west keeps sticking to these very a sudden they're all kind of policy as well. uh that the brittany that you care from m

i understand russia. so script that is when my sons day must go, i did not have the feeling that it was somewhat improved in some foreign country by just looks around with them. a milestone in the old inscriptions were in russian. we've already got you stripped and that's why i'm at home. i didn't run away from home. i returned home velocity, i've seen cry, muse, reunification with the brochure on my own initiative. i traveled to crimea when the referendum on reinstate cation with russia was held up in your store, within an eyesore with my own eyes, that there is nothing wrong with this. this was a true national impulse. so this is the true design of the people of crime me to re, you know, i, to the mainland. even then i had my 1st thoughts about anything. but it was not possible to implement at that time because of the, on the funding of ukrainian schools. that is, it was simply impossible to raise any funds for the move just to go home like an ordering person. you know? well, there are also threats offe

and of course, you have central asian countries that are run by now russia and here. so what goes to what happens between drawing and russia will obviously have an impact on the rest of the country despite the data or yeah, and the, you know, uh mama, it's the right mainly the most of the position again, has real from the west. should not impose its will on all the nation that given the ongoing conflicts and tensions in the middle east. we had there from both need is what, what does it run off of the world by way of some resolution? what's important about enforcing the un shots a told us about no country is too small or too big and they shouldn't be the most time. it's i think the whole problem we're between the west and you, ron began with the revolution revolution was about the rodney stuff. you're gaining sovereignty was about having an independent foreign policy was that it was about, i think in this around, in the country. it was empty. colonial was anti imperialist. and that is something that the west would not accept. and that is a problem that the west has tod

the wall, so saying, proclaims russia was to become poland, knew well, that is the conquest of russia. it was compared to the discovery of america with its people sharing the faith of indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs the treacherous boys. that he sense new conditions far from the original, the green tongues, the owner of russia should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state posts and he gets more into filled. the comes to suffer in regions reached by you to go away. so you will see my future cuz most that's i don't want to see him once. pretty no show here. soaps, i did too much for. yeah. so something use our pool. know pro force coordinates. that's a here. that is or thought, but you know, the voice, the consequence of them, it was mailed change meaning and then the principal shanaski who had to solve the issue with the intervention is settled in the greenland. the entire russian land rose up against the russians. comics taught us body and bush tiers load, veins and food modes. tolls of expelled the country, awaits those epsky simple as 1613 of t

uh which will connect it wrong to russia. and from there to europe and asia are the tool presidents are also discussed international issues including the middle east end of the ukraine conflict. and the surface of can me to clear that the conflict and ukraine must be settled and resolved through dialogue. suggesting that if the west us tops imposing its will on ukraine, peace can be changed. more for the major agreement signed today will open a new chapter in our relations, particularly regarding the trade in economic ties between iran and russia. also, we discussed the areas of cooperation in the south caucus as syria, the middle east and afghanistan. i believe that the changes occurring in our agents considering the role of new organizations and structures such as bricks and the seo truly present a new opportunity and potential for interaction between the 2 countries. the introduction of military actions and war does not resolve issues. we welcome a political settlement of the conflict between ukraine and russia. we must re

well, the w is banned from operating in russia. i correspondence guy, something else got something else k. as more on this from the lot from capital rica . well, so far there is no sign that this meeting will take the relationship between russia and the run to a new level. but it could help formalize the, the, the, the current level of called the ration of c. it's possible that the timing of this meeting right before the trumps the and the duration in washington is not a co incidence of trump has or the south. she will continue his, the so called maximum maximum pressure fall is this i guess, to run and must come. i want to find out if iran with eve up, it's a partnership with russia. do for example, avoid some us sanctions this. now this partnership uh no force in, in, in, in the includes ever growing um, economic and military ties, especially since russia started its full scale invasion of ukraine almost 3 years ago. and come around and rely on russia being a reliable, potter. so this is a good question because the citizens of bo

these would be on top russia or in great britain. it was opposed by the triple alliance of germany, austria hungary, under delay, remained divided between germany, austria, hungary, russia. the many poles considered russia to be one of their own. as russia's balance, the policy created a unique situation in which polish ranch work in no way infringed the pallet to believe as many possible extolling this person from a pressure in english less than 2 minutes whose computer doors to report any document what your thoughts are within your option goes to problem, hopes of daniel changes can be dropped to use this next to me and it was modest on the account for doing that. that is really nice and also so there's nothing in the course coming to anyone's tool harnesses. cuz what else? the last year was cut off, know the menu boys getting it to the near citrus. i mean here me to the board. yeah . but it's the shortest. owen's population was growing, tax is well known as an am central. russia law firms were allocated to education and most of th

i want to talk a little bit now about russia what russia is doing. it's model of promotion of authoritarian is different in flavor. the ccp is maneuvering behind the scenes, is trying to make deals. it's very self-interested in many ways and what is trying to do around the world. and it essentially has a huge number of people that has to keep happy so this needs the economic while is to continue to turn. do not want to diminish or at all suggest is not dangerous. it's a different model because it's trying to capture and exploit resources and workers around the world. russia in the past couple of years is make the policy decision to actively try to overturn an upset democratically elected governments. going after some of the weakest also elsewhere around the world there's an internal domestic fight between parties or between different factions. and tries really hard for the democratic. i want to talk a bit about georgia because that's really alarming to us in the u.s. government right now after 12 years the georgia dream will have a very contested ele

we welcome a political settlement of the conflict between ukraine and russia. we must respect each other, and of course western country should not force others to submit to them all elsewhere. and his remarks opposite scoundrel apparel between what's going on in ukraine and the situation in the middle east saying that it all boils down to the west. double stand, or she said that the western countries liked to preach about human rights while simultaneously committing great violations themselves. seats emphasize that the this have policy is no longer acceptable as the world has come to realize what's going on. following the gaza war, facing with the double standards have reached the end of their life. the fact that one country has the complete right to kill citizens, to kill children and women, to destroy hospitals and schools just well ben asserting its position on human rights and pointing the way for us is unacceptable and wrong in another country, especially for us. they demand adherence to human rights by their rules on these double standards are intolerable

why do you think russia and the run a doing it at this moment? even though we know from our own sources that this agreement has been in discussion for many, many years for at least 4 years. so it's not all of a sudden that they sign it. but why do you think they are still prefer that form of cooperation? well, it just depends that a, according to the international us, the international community that we live in, looking out to the current international, a u. s. led to order. we can see that the one in russia are facing comprehensive, and a very has the challenges of both the countries are heavily sanctioned, the economy by the us late the international order. so as such, agreements in my opinion will help them to face the mutual challenges concerning the corner make sanctions imposed by the western countries and u. as in facing these, the common challenges, a long term partnership agreement cast oscillate more effectively coordination of the area for the last year of latino which assigned a similar agreement with north korea. it was also uh, stra

but only 65000 russia. the rest went tortured and killed in concentration camps on our side, schubert no flores, it's a new kind of me in the top where there's the new models, lizzie, media post or the high to the new presto mirror, highly and by disney is and they're designing that video, whoever's doing it is just alice at the, at this the business broker in the media, you know, the crystal playing and give me a thought of him or her doctor. i don't denies at all, alleging typhus fever and unable conditions, but they're all witness testimony. so the horrible things i have seen in my life professor met visited the donors counsellor, read all the prisoners in front of each of the nurses focused. i'm pretty sure it is a sweetness or strong. there's a force giving you notice the reports can with dispatch and in regards that and because older people were, they were to reduce you. if you ever did have control, of course, let me. it's literally it would've but isn't it, jim? cuz it's close to me. you know, get w

from a divided between germany, andre russia. many polls considered russia to be one of their own. as much as balance diplomacy created a unique situation in which polish ranch was in no way, infringed the pallet to believe his principal subject stolen this person from a pressure even worse and worse than do versus computer doors. to report any document what your thoughts are getting ocean goes to from liam folks of daniel and goes to be dropped. i use this not familiar with motors on the account for doing that. it is pretty lenient on so, so there's nothing fitting for someone to anyone's tool honestly because what else i pulled up last year was cut off number the new boys getting it in the near future . so i mean, here we try to work there. but especially owens population was growing tax as well as an m central. russia mall funds were allocated to education that most of the schools in the pony language. course different machine care, these red color as many people who are pretty risk thoughtful. i'm a boy, isn't a student pretty much just in my room where i see score. and whereas

so in other words, it's still gas coming from russia. so again, biased these lines to say that there's no gas coming from russia. there's, there is gas coming from pressure, the gas coming through the touch screen. and then through the trans bolcom, a pipeline is going to uh, slovak, yet it's going to a hungry, it's going to australia. so their number of european countries are indeed reliance on, on russian gas. and that we're seeing what's happening in mold over the serious, serious suffering and mold over as a result of the landscape. nothing of this uh, this transit agreement. and guess from what you, lee, i there makes it really interesting up the slovak prime minister and tends to meet some other mirrors zalinski soon. and what could the, i come up that meeting be, what do you think's going to be to the forefront of what brought to solve as seeking their as well. i don't know though this meeting is going to take place. the problem. it will be um that i think is the landscape will offer um fits so uh some kind of an agreement web i,

of course that are disputes between russia and ukraine. of course, they have talked each other's energy plus taxes, but when it comes to affecting the neighboring countries or partners or allies, i think this a different ball game, and i think us u. k. u great russia and check you should be item talking about this very seriously . yeah. otherwise, there is a risk that the war might be spreading out. yeah, it's a good call my dad. oh, foot back to you quickly. i'm running a bit low on time here, but there is speculation that the us impose the sanctions on russian energy supplies. just so it could sell more expensive l n g to europe in your opinion or focus on a sustainable energy policy for the european union. so it's not, i was just trying to come to a point during my 1st answer, but what i was, you know, tried to explain is, i don't, we should not cold view jury june 20 countries because now let's give you, do you credit him president? he's about to lose. what do you mean in terms of policy going when trump comes into power and he would h

how will rush, or how may russia respond? but i'll take you back to, in effect, november the 21st last year that was just off to the very 1st time ukraine used it to us. attack comes massage to it. russian targets inside russia with its newly minted emissions received from the bite and ministration. bobo, that'd be approved and responded by warning that ukraine was escalating these war into what he described as a global conflict. and then on the 21st of november, russia fired this terrifying weapon. the oceanic ms. so it's an intermediate range . hypo sonic ballistic missile, capable of carrying a nuclear payload. it didn't. in that case, it made a large hold of it in the city of denise brooks and spots widespread fee is new fee . renewed fee is a what may be to come next. thank you so much, jonah. as always, we appreciate you giving us the very like this to and how for us in the cave was drawn a tags coincided with a news conference slate by russian foreign minister. so guy left for all of you was outlining most goes foreign