maximum pressure, including sanctions have failed, but for the sanctions regime to apply to 60% of countries in the world, isn't that a perfect recipe to create enemies? well, that is what the us has done, and that is what we'll be looking at. in this edition of economic divide. some of the highlights of today's program: the excessive sanctions by the us, 60% of low income countries is what the us has done in terms of sanctions, so much so that the us treasury can't handle the sanctions load. then you have the us sanctions volume, three times that of any other country, in terms of countries that have imposed sanctions on others. the penalties target a third of all nations, and the sanctions include people, properties or organizations. and in terms of the efficiency, well, there is inefficiency, it's falling short of objectives. examples have been venezuela, russia and iran, and the company exitus from russia is one example of how that has caused the us, in this case, 107 billion dollars. iran's deepening military partnership with russia. tomorrow will release hundreds of sanctions just here

two countries that are under western sanctions, north korea, even under sanctions that.n, other countries can help with weapons, sanctions not only limit, but also free hands, in a sense, it works. well, the problem is not even that, but the problem is that iran is under such serious sanctions, and president trump even withdrew from this nuclear agreement at one time, so that iran was under sanctions so that its economy did not develop, and here is this iran, which remained under sanctions, firstly, close to an atomic bomb, and secondly, it organized a large-scale attack against israel, well, let it not end successfully, because it succeeded fight back, but it was a massive... attack, and no one in iran is dying of starvation in the streets, right? yes, nobody dies of hunger in russia either. and i will tell you that this is by and large a vicious circle, and it is much more important than what karamurza from yashino says there. that the event is fruitful cooperate with china, fruitfully cooperates with india, invests huge sums of money in their economy, buys their produ

maximum pressure, including sanctions have failed, but for the sanctions regime to apply to 60% of countries in the world. isn't that a perfect recipe to create enemies? well that is what the us has done and that is what we'll be looking at in this edition of economic divide. some of the highlights of today's program: the excessive sanctions by the us: 60% of low income countries is what the us has done in terms of sanctions, so much so that the us treasury can't handle the sanctions load. then you have the us sanctions volume, three times that of any other country, in terms of countries that have imposed sanctions on others, the penalty. target a third of all nations, and the sanctions include people, properties, or organizations, and in terms of the efficiency, well, there is inefficiency, it's falling short of objectives. examples have been venezuela, russia, and iran, and the company exodus from russia is one example of how that has cost the us, in this case, $107 billion dollars. iran's deepening military partnership with russia, tomorrow we'll release hundreds of sanctions just here in

against russia, sanctions. from hell there are the most sanctions, but then putin would stop the wart introduce, and the west said: oh, if such sanctions are introduced, putin can start a big war, it is better, then, to continue working economically, so that he needs some interest, remember, yeah yeah, north stream one, north stream two, we'll get him interested business, and in 2022, all this did not work, no one will be interested. a great war began, sanctions from hell appeared, limits even on russian oil prices, europe got rid of russian gas in a few years, and what, and nothing, well, russia has problems, but not those that force putin to stop the war, why, because china buys oil, india buys oil, other countries of the global south cooperate with russia, turkey, saudi arabia. south africa, brazil, big economies, all of it. of course, you can't compare it with the volume of western economies, but can you? yes, chinese is possible. ot. so it turns out that it just doesn't work anymore. and the west did not understand it, and we did not understand it. that here is this important ar

threat and then sanctions um employed and then you know mean it just the spirals once you open the sanctions gate uh way a nation um it becomes so much easier to just accelerate these sanctions uh because and then you can't line down and taking countries and taking companies off a us sanctions list is so impossible because there's so many interests trying to keep them there, you know, but but but you know the article does kind of go to the root of this that um the the sanctions explosion began after 9/11 when the americans were looking for tools between war and diplomacy of course they went straight to war okay they went straight to war with no evidence whatsoever afghanistan and then a year later iraq um but but started escalate on the sanctions front and then and then congress, okay, there's another then congress got in on the act flooding the state department and white house with sanchez request that in some cases appeared intended to cut off foreign competition to state homestate industries, so everybody's in on this uh, this sanctions con right, american way, it's the american way, you

the us is sanctioning venezuela in order to prevent economic advancements. that is called economic terrorism. venezuela's presidential election had a winner, the incumbant president nicholas maduro, garnering over 50% of the vote compared to his opponents, an opposition candidate edmundo gonzales, venezuelans were cheering for having maduro in power, but that was dampened by the us, in which it argued against the election result, calling it a sham election. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. the us referenced american-based sources funded by the us state department and associated with the cia to make its case that maduro had lost and that gonzalez. had won with an overwhelming margin. this was enough to send some venezuelans out to the streets to protest. even though maduro's counterprotest brought out millions of protesters and towered over the protest by gonzalez followers, all fingers w

against russia, sanctions from hell, the most sanctions, that's when. would stop the war, but they doce it, and the west said, oh, if such sanctions are introduced, putin can start a big war, it is better, then, to continue working economically, so that he needs to have some interest, do you remember, yes, ugh, north stream one, north stream two, we'll get him interested in business, and that's 2022, that's it it didn't work, no one was interested, a big war started, sa... from hell appeared, limits even on russian oil prices, europe got rid of russian gas in a few years and what, and nothing, well, russia has problems, but not those that force putin to stop the war, why, because china buys oil, india buys oil, other countries of the global cock cooperate with russia, turkey, saudi arabia, the republic of south africa, brazil, all these economies, of course, cannot be compared with the volume of western economies you can but chinese is possible, and chinese is possible, so it means that it just doesn’t work anymore, and the west didn’t understand it, and we didn’t understand it, that

against russia, sanctions from hell, the most sanctions, but then putin would stop the war, but theynot introduce, and the west said, oh, if such sanctions are introduced, putin can start a big war, it is better, then, to continue working economically, so that he needs some kind of he is interested, remember, yes, the northern stream one, the northern... two, we will interest him in business, and in 2022, all this did not work, no one was interested, a great war began, sanctions from hell appeared, limits even the prices of russian oil, europe got rid of russian in a few years gas and what, and nothing, well, there are problems in russia, but not those that force putin to stop the war, why? because china buys oil, india buys oil, other countries of the global... cooperate with russia, turkey, saudi arabia, the republic of south africa, brazil, large economies, all this, of course, cannot be compared with the volume of western economies , but the chinese one can, yes, chinese is possible, which means that it turns out that it simply does not work anymore, and the west did not understa

the us is sanctioning venezuela in order to prevent economic advancement. that is called economic terrorism. venezuela's presidential election had a winner, the incumbant president nicolas maduro, garnering over 50% of the vote compared to his opponents, an opposition candidate edmundo gonzales, venezuelans were cheering for having maduro in power, but that was dampened by the us, in which it argued against. election result, calling it a sham election. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. the us reference. american-based sources funded by the us state department and associated with the cia to make its case that maduro had lost and that gonzalez had won with an overwhelming margin. this was enough to send some venezuelans out to the streets to protest. even though maduro's counterprotest brought out millions of protesters and towered over the protest by gonzalez followers, all fingers were p

you can see some of the hardships that venezuelans have felt because of the us sanctions. all right, let's get down to our first uh segment of the q&a and let me introduce our guests of joining us first, we have um jill clark galou. jill clark galou is an activist for peace and latin american solidarity and several organizations includes the venezuela solidarity network, the america's without sanctions campaign, the friends of latin america and the nicaragua solidarity coalition and her articles have been published in the... council on hemispheric fairs, counterpunch, popular resistance, and the alliance for global justice. all right, jill clark a gockham to economic divide. it's a pleasure to be here. thank you. take a look at uh, the presidential election, you have again the us coming out in opposition. uh, it has come out rejecting the results, calling it bogus, and it's even back the opposition to the hills. it sounds like another wong guide out. why is the us, you think so eager to interfere in the elections in venezuela? like it has done in the past and again in part

are up to 40 countries in the sanctions coalition that adhere to and introduce sanctions restrictions to a certain extent, while at the same time the same friendly countries remain, for whom cooperation with russia remains, it is just business, the same china, india and turkey and other smaller countries that are in the zone of influence of the russian federation actually help them to find. ways to bypass sanctions, ms. yulia, but here is a question about well such a powerful work of the russian central bank, here we must pay tribute to the head of the central bank of russia, mrs. nabiulinia, in fact, the mechanisms are used to the maximum, we can talk and write books about their professionalism, but how much of this margin of safety can be enough and what consequences can there be, well , here is the collapse of the essence of the financial system, i am sure that this collapse on... i, unfortunately, have to absolutely agree with you that it is really worth recognizing the professionalism of nabiulnaya and the fact that the central bank of the russian federation has a full mandate fo

you know, even before the announcement of sanctions, before 2014, until we became the most sanctionedsia was called a country with a resource curse, that is, a country that sits on oil needle, and which... is only engaged in selling off its energy resources and this supports its economy and so on. you know, there was some truth in this, because... to engage in the development of technologies, a technological revolution, it is really resource-intensive in all respects, both financial and intellectual, and it technologies are needed, when you have these resources, you can support the economy with these resources, of course, both the ruling elite and the russian state have used this, since the announcement of sanctions since their tightening, just in the twenty-second year, and it was necessary to completely revise the entire system. management and economy of the country, and from a country with a resource, with an oil curse, so-called, it will turn into a country that begins to develop all its resources and make these incomes from the oil and gas complex, so to speak, incidental income,

another postradamus from sanctions is britain.uardian writes that this winter , shelters will be organized in the country's libraries and museums for those who cannot afford the heating bills. sky news released a touching article about how sedate british women go out on the streets because they have nothing to feed their children with due to record inflation. the don't pay uk movement is gaining momentum in the kingdom. these are people who are not going to pay for utilities, so that punish the government for inaction in a crisis situation. local psychologists conduct sessions to combat creophobia, the fear of freezing, and the catering industry reports that 75% of pubs will close due to the energy crisis. that is , britain will fill its libraries with priestesses of love with many children with psychological problems, they will not even be able to relieve stress in a pub. and in order to relieve stress, despite the warnings of their authorities, residents go to belarus. the state border committee reports that since april 15 , mor

it was not sufficiently communicated exactly how sanctions work over time, because really, when sanctions are introduced, at the beginning there is the greatest effectiveness in the short term, because there is a certain shock to the market, but then it adapts, russia is looking for new methods of circumventing sanctions, it is actually important that the countries of the sanctions coalition continue to strengthen these... in order to maintain this level of pressure and the effect of sanctions on certain sectors of the russian economy, it is also necessary to take into account that sanctions are not united in terms of countries, there are up to 40 countries in the sanctions coalition, which to a certain extent adhere to and introduce sanctions restrictions, while at the same time there remain the same friendly countries for which cooperation with russia remains. and this is just business, the same china, india and turkey, other smaller countries that are in the zone of influence of the russian federation, actually help them find ways to circumvent sanctions. mrs. yulia, here is a question

policy, but the real sanctions policy is financial operations, for banks. this is a ban on the sale of a whole range of goods there, which, this is cooperation with various companies, you know you understand that if such a number of firms, concerns, banks, if it has already left, then it will take 20 years for it to return, well, again, khrystyna, well , remember how many of these western firms came to ukraine without any sanctions here, in 1991, this communist collapsed... a market economy began and what, we have western concerns, not really, we have, i apologize, we still have what year now, 20204? we still don't have starbucks, still, this is just a simple example, uh, we still don't have ikea on the scale in which this concern exists in europe, i'm just telling you, just calling, so to speak, uh, the brands are understood by the ordinary consumer, i'll allow myself a little trailer, many economists say that starbucks and specifically... ikea has certain considerations regarding the market in ukraine and the ability to pay of ukrainians regarding their p

against russia, sanctions from hell, the most sanctions, then...ld stop the war, but they do not introduce them, and the west said: oh, if such impose sanctions, putin can start a big war, it is better, then, to continue to work economically, so that he needs to have some interest, remember, yes, the north stream one, the north stream two, we will interest him in business, and here is the year 2022 it all didn't work, nobody nobody was not interested, a great war began. sanctions from hell appeared, limits even on prices for russian oil, europe got rid of russian gas in a few years and what, and nothing, well , russia has problems, but not those that force putin to stop the war, why, because china buys oil , oil is bought by india, other countries of the global south cooperate with russia, turkey, saudi arabia, south africa. brazil, big economies, all of that. of course, the volume of western economies cannot be compared, but can the chinese one? yes, chinese is possible. ot. so it turns out that it just doesn't work anymore. and the west did not u

and this will automatically discourage the sanctioners from their own sanctions.rt from their so-called sanctions. it will work, their policies will also become ineffective and they will be disappointed by their own threats, but there is another mission besides this, and that is trying to lift the sanctions. there is, and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and our foreign policy apparatus, an interpretation that hazrat agha mentioned on the day of the meeting of the honorable representatives of the islamic council with them, almost a month ago, on july 31. i think and there they said that we can remove sanctions with honorable means or through honorable means. of course, the priority is to de-sanction, but they left this mission and this responsibility to the ministry of foreign affairs. i believe that we are looking for the removal of sanctions at the same time, but an honorable removal. organization meteorology of durability hot summer weather has been reported in most parts of the country , and rain and strong winds are predicted in

europe is the main victim of western sanctions against the union state.meaning do modern canon painters put into their work? so that it would not all be in vain, so that it would help people to pray, so that it would help them to repent, to become church-goers. how is teaching conducted in sunday schools today? one spiritual lesson, the law of god, one creativity lesson, one music lesson, and for the older ones, that is, adults, there are already lectures on subjects, well, so to speak, more serious preparation. what is mercy? this is probably the food that we ourselves will always need, and this is the food of god, which is born in the heart of a compassionate soul. what unique shrines are kept in belarusian churches? here we have the holy relics of the martyr vanefaty of rome, and vanefaty is the patron helper of such a sin, which many, many people encounter, this is the sin of drinking wine, this particle of relics, which came to us just from greece, the answers to these and other questions in spiritual and educational projects on tv channel belarus 24

see un sanctions against north korea. china should not have north korean workers in china, russia should not have north korean workers in russia, but both do. they openly violate security council resolutions. and they don't care, to take action against china or russia is necessary voting in the security council. the un can't really do anything because these countries will veto, and so we are in a very difficult international environment where there is no leverage against china. because china has a significant influence on the global economy and markets, alain carlson doubts that any countries or institutions will try to influence china economically to stop supporting russia. china remains. part of the world economy and blocking china, like russia, would have a profound impact on the world economy. i don't think so at this stage someone will decide on it, so it's a bit like a bit of a sleight of hand where everyone is trading cautiously and trying to figure out if more can be done and if it can get away with the event. sec

it will disappoint the sanctioners from their own sanctions, and apart from their so-called sanctions being ineffective , their policies will also be ineffective and they will be disappointed from their own threats, but there is another mission besides this. it is an effort to remove sanctions, and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and our foreign policy apparatus an interpretation that hazrat agha mentioned on the day of the meeting of the honorable representatives of the islamic council with him , i think it was almost a month ago, july 31st , and there they said that we can lift the sanctions with honorable means or through honorable means, of course priority it is sarcastic, but this mission and this task are left to the ministry of foreign affairs. i believe that we are looking for the lifting of sanctions at the same time, but the removal of the honor is grateful. this interpretation that was used is an accurate interpretation in my opinion. himself to lift the embargo this effort, of course, has already started during the government of martyr ayatol

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what the cancellation of sanctions is, but you have the sanctions of the european union, they are unilateral were passed, so they can be lifted unanimously, if one country, notional poland or notional estonia, says, sorry, we don't think they deserve it yet, there will be no lifting of the sanctions unless congress in the united states votes to lift them. sanctions, there will be no cancellation of sanctions, and this is a whole, these, a whole story for ten years, in russia everyone understands this perfectly well, that there will be no more cancellation of sanctions, that this is not related to the war at all, they can demand something there, relatively speaking, remove the limits on the sale of ours oil so that we can sell it at a higher price, it may be that the limits may be canceled, or provide opportunities for the safe transportation of some products that are not subject to sanctions, let's say agriculture. something else, it could be everything, but it doesn't solve anything definitively, what is really important, it's true, is the possibility of unfreezing russian assets, that's wh

disappointed from their own sanctions, and other than that , their so-called sanctions will be ineffective. it is possible that their policies will become ineffective and they will be disappointed by their own threats, but there is another mission besides this, and that is trying to lift the embargo. there is, and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and our foreign policy apparatus, an interpretation that hazrat agha mentioned on the day of the meeting of the honorable members of the islamic council with them, almost a month ago, on july 31. and there they said that we can remove the sanctions with honorable means or through grateful honor, of course, the priority is to make the embargo, but they left this mission and this responsibility to the ministry of foreign affairs, i believe that we we are looking for the lifting of sanctions at the same time, but i think it is an honorable lifting of this interpretation that was used interpretation it is true that the ministry of foreign affairs will start its efforts to lift the sanctions . of course, this effort has al

next could come sanctions against people who richly deserve to be sanctioned. point is to really tell israeli society at large that the u.s. is not going to accept any israeli move toward not just settler violence and terrorism but the expulsion of palestinians. the annexation and expulsion this tendency in israel which involves taking advantage of violence to displace huge chunks of the palestinian population and huge chunks of the west bank without most of its population is not acceptable to the u.s. the u.s. will not support that or defend that. that will be a criminal action that will ultimately call down a notch a sanctions from the u.s. book prosecutions at the international criminal court and international court of justice. >> always good to have you. thank you for joining us. >> you are very welcome. >> here in the u.s., the democratic presidential nominee kamala harris and her running mate tim walz are again on. . the campaign trail they are in a bus tour in georgia. in 2020, president joe biden won georgia over donald trump by a little over 12,000 vot

option, and um, it just adds more sanctions to continuous sanctions that the united states has beennst iran as a form of economic warfare and corrersion over the decades, one might even wonder how many more sanctions can there uh be placed at the... point and this is very much part of the us very aggressive uh foreign policy uh in this region and of course at the center of the us foreign policy and one could even argue at the center of their political... identity is the israeli regime, the zionist entity and its continuous settler colonial conquests, so at the end of course iran, which is a leading voice and forest within the resistance, continues to post major threat alongside with its allies in the region against israeli regime, and so of course it is not surprising that it will continue to face these sanctions and accusations of terrorism and be labeled um as the enemy, so from this perspective. it is very much expected from the united states to to continue to exert this pressure, and at the same time, of course, the sanctions themselves are a part of the reason why the resistanc

and lifting sanctions, and of course, the discussion of weakening sanctions is a higher priority.our first goal it is to nullify the sanctions as much as possible , to reduce their pressure on the people. and this will automatically make the sanctioners disappointed with their own sanctions, and apart from their so-called sanctions becoming ineffective, their policies will also become ineffective and they will be disappointed with their own threats, but there is another mission in besides this , there is an effort to lift sanctions, and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and our foreign policy apparatus, an interpretation pointed out by hazrat agha. he said that on the day of the meeting of the honorable representatives of the islamic council with him it was almost a month ago on july 31st , i think, and there they said that we can remove the sanctions with honorable means or through grateful honor . leave it to the ministry of foreign affairs, i believe, that we are looking for the removal of sanctions at the same time, but an honorable removal. the st

let's face the people and this will automatically make the sanctioners disappointed with their own sanctionsd apart from their so-called sanctions being ineffective, their policies will also be ineffective and they will be disappointed with their own threats. but there is another mission besides this , and that is the effort to remove sanctions, and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and our foreign policy apparatus, an interpretation that hazrat agha pointed out on the day of the meeting with the honorable representatives of the islamic council of iran. a month ago , i think it was july 31st, and he was there.

we threatened russia with sanctions. you dare to invade ukraine, put sanctions on you. and again, as my kids would say, well, how did that work out? putin ignored. he invaded ukraine, then put sanctions on russia, various kinds and various types and putin is still at war with ukraine. these sanctions have had literally so far as i can judge. no significant effect at all. putin continues to do what he does because. he's not necessarily doing it for economic, but to the contrary, has an idea in his mind about greater russia is not even an economic idea at all. and so the the are very convenient. if i were a real cynic which i might be you could almost say that. why do we put so many sanctions in place? well, it's because we can make it look like we're doing something without doing anything real. and we can take credit for being tough without actually being tough. and so this, i think, is all founded on the two great reliance. on the notion of economic causation, the ability of economics, material things to motivate people or nations and as a result of these policies are n

that individual also sanctioned.ignificance of these is that it is a sort of ramping up of the types of organisations and people us is now sanctioning. in both cases this group has received funding from the israeli government put up the individual is effectively in a public employee because paid by the settlement regional councils, which comes from public funds in israel. and so this is the us government acknowledging the link between the israeli state and settler violence in this case. having said that, we still haven't seen a situation where members of the israeli parliament or even ministers have have deep connections with some of those groups, those seem to be off limits so far for us sanctions. briefly, presumably the us will be keeping a close watch on the situation in the occupied west bank to see if there are evacuations of palestinians, to see if some settlers might use that to take over more territory. that to take over more territory-— that to take over more territory. that to take over more territo . ~ .

this is the latest raft of sanctions that, - raft of sanctions that, remember, something new this yearn in the last few months the us government started to impose sanctions on is really individuals and entities like we have seen today. what is interesting about today is these are among the very first, the target, this organisation that basically sends out volunteers with grazing animals to take over palestinian land and in some cases we have seen cases with that kind of activity in which palestinians are attacked, harassed and eventually forced out of their homes. also an individual, you mentioned security co—ordinator at the extremist and ideological sentiment. at the extremist and ideologicalsentiment. in at the extremist and ideological sentiment. in many cases there are israeli public funds involved because the organisation received a lot of funding from the israeli government and also ministerial support in some cases. the individual sanctioned also is effectively a public employee because those kinds ofjobs and settlements come are salaried the israeli public funds. that is to me

disappointed with their own sanctions, and apart from the fact that their so-called sanctions will beffective, their policies will also be ineffective. it is possible and they will be disappointed by their own threats, but there is another mission besides this, and that is trying to lift the embargo. and this is the special mission of the ministry of foreign affairs and foreign policy. and there they said that we can lift the sanctions with honorable means or by honorable means, of course, the priority is to make the embargo, but they left this mission and this responsibility to the ministry of foreign affairs, i believe that we are looking for the lifting of the sanctions. we are also at the same time, but the honorable removal of medical resources announced that 18 people were martyred in the zionist attacks on the center and south of the gaza strip. the air attack on nasirat brij camps left at least 5 martyrs and several wounded. gaza city is also under the fire of artillery attacks there were airstrikes and smoke bombs. with the registration of the first case of polio in gaza sinc

that have imposed sanctions on.

just take a look at iran's case, maximum pressure, including sanctions have failed, but for the sanctions regime to apply to 60% of countries in the world, isn't that a perfect recipe to create enemies? well, that is what the us has done, and that is what we'll be looking at in this edition of economic divide. some of the highlights of today's program, the excessive sanctions by the us. 60% of low income countries is what the us has done in terms of sanctions. so much so that the us treasury can't handle the sanctions load, then you have the us sanctions volume, three times that of any other country, in terms of countries that have imposed sanctions on others, the penalties target a third of all nations, and

exactly, what the united states has done with its sanctions is create a parallel global market, because the policy of paternal punishment, it has ended up sanctioning a good part of the world's population, and these states are not weak states, they are states that have also developed industrial character, an independent character. latin america has few ties with the democratic people's republic of korea, it has some embassies here and there in mexico, venezuela, brazil, cuba, of course, nicaragua, how is this thing starting to have influence today, because people are talking more and more about korea. bueno, corea históricamente ha sido muy solidaria. being very supportive of latin america, of africa, of asia, and this will force us to adopt a different attitude towards those who fight against imperialism. the people see and become united in solidarity with those who they are fighting along a certain line and resisting. so it is not surprising that for many countries in latin america, for many peoples and organizations of our great america, this solidarity is seen changing in a positive

option, and it just adds more sanctions to continuous sanctions that the united states has been issuingre sanctions can there be put. based at this point, and this is very much part of the us very aggressive foreign policy in this region, and of course at the center of the us foreign policy, and one could even argue at the center of... their political identity is the israeli regime, the zionist entity and its continuous settler colonial conquists, so at the end of course iran, which is a leading voice and forest within the resistance, continues to post the major a threat alongside with its allies in the region against the israeli regime, and so of course it is not surprising that it will continue to face the sanctions and accusations of terrorism and be labeled um as the enemy, so this perspective, it is very much expected uh from the united states to to continue to exert this pressure, and at the same time, of course, the sanctions themselves are a part of the reason why the resistance throughout the uh region has become so significant and strong uh throughout the decades, and we also

of course, a lot of things have gone wrong in the economy, in addition to sanctions, in addition to sanctions at some point to a terrible shortage of food, a shortage of gasoline in an oil country, and inflation, i don’t remember. , how many times did venezuelans spend denomination, and what is very important, according to un estimates, no one particularly disputes these figures, 7.5 million people are fleeing the country, so it is clear that, of course, a lot of spoilers were broken ; the opposition had something to rely on, on the other hand, answering your specific question, well , i talked to specialists who simply distinguish what to look at, but let’s say there was such a thing, well... rather an emotional comparison, that the overthrow of the attempt to overthrow the monument to chavis, ugachavis is similar to the attempt to overthrow the monument to lenin in kiev, well let’s say this is some kind of visualization, but this is what interested me very much, i actually spoke with those who know how to snatch this, i am not an expert in military matters, that’s how they told me about kiev