furthermore, we have supported saudi arabia in defining employment programs and upscaling young saudi arabians. we have also worked on advancing the education system and infrastructure development. bcg is now caught between two sovereigns. the subcommittee requested that we provide information related to work we have done to work we have done for the pif. the pif has told us that it considers that information to be protected government information. like other countries, saudi arabia has lost protecting that kind of information and applies serious criminal penalties. we risk penalties for the firm and for individuals working or living in saudi arabia. in support of the position, the pif initiated litigation against bcg and saudi court and we have challenged the pif's position. bcg is complying with the subpoena and making production to the committee within the legal constraints that we are subject to. we have engaged with leaders at all levels of the pif and continue to make a robust -- to make as robust a production as possible to the subcommittee. i also want to reassure you that our

, but against saudi arabia, well, yes, but it is important, it is important. but now it seems that saudia has distanced itself, at least trying to maintain the balance without interfering, and understanding that the situation in this part of the peninsula can seriously shake the situation in this region in general, and therefore there was obviously an exchange of views, but i do not think that something more, because there are... more serious players, the western coalition, now the european union has joined, so it can be discussed, but what's the point? well, but at one time, even before the war, we often saw that it was in this region in saudi arabia that we tried our armed lobbyists and politicians, who in one way or another are oriented towards weapons in this market, to get there, that is... we understand , that there is also a separate weaponry channel, which would be of interest to ukraine, which needs weapons, or is now in a state of war, clearly in... saudi arabia, as long as you are at war, no such arms contracts, sales through the laying countries, well, that is, through second

saudi arabia wrangled two summits in its capital in riyad, one was an islamic, all islamic state summit and one was an arab leek summit, and nothing was said and nothing was done from that very important, those two very important summits, the emiratis and the jordanians have truck." supplies that were unable to reach israel because of ans's blockade of the red sea, they're trucking supplies from the uae via saudi arabia, via jordan to haifa to reach israel, that's what the emiraties and the jordanians have done um after the gaza war, okay, theataries, major mediating player in the region, are are... ating and negotiating for the release of israeli hostages. turkey's exports to israel from november to december, so after the events of october 7th, went up 35%. so the arab states who have waved the flag of arabism and palestine and all the other causes are visibly um deficient in addressing the palestine cause um... addressing the the you know the shift and arab sentiment towards the region, they're not being seen as credible um deterrances to israel's actions in gaza, whereas what's happe

in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region.e the 1990s, we have been faced. with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order, which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing factor for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition, which aimed to control and dominate the nation of yemen, a great failure occurred for diplomacy and human rights defenders. the yemen project has... undoubtedly being one of the biggest failures of muhammad bin salman, and this issue will have domestic consequences for saudi arabia and the long run. i believe that what we are witnessing in yemen is undoubtedly the greatest example of resistance and the panarab spirit that once swept the region. desde un punto de vista económico hay distintas opiniones. algunos dicen. economically there are different opinions, some say this will greatly help the people's republic of china as trade is booster, a ese nivel de locuras llegan a

or the people could you just because that's the, the headlines on how to international iran and saudi arabia declare they will deepen military cooperation to secure a regional piece as the tide menu. but the help of china stop the fed for the most go reiterate it is ready for peaceful, highlighting that is legitimate interests must be taken into account of the western media spins, but the cheapest way to fight russia is to pay with ukrainian life to be clear anything ukraine giving and wanting to create is the cheapest possible way for us to enhance that security. it's just, it's the pricing has been done by the for it is the people who are being killed the us and you are by supplying them weapons. and unofficial words. busy in coming from is an easiest presidential election, having the incumbent defense minister striding into the lead on. if indeed the result is what a stein you'd already be on his way to becoming the nations pop guide. the iran, russia, gossip, washington. it's a package program for you this our live one on the internet. so it runs defense minister i met with the saudi ara

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russia presented an extensive position at the world defense exhibition in saudi arabia. our country brought more than 100 types of weapons, tested in combat conditions. this includes the deeply modernized il-76 transport aircraft. the us and uk launched new attacks on houthi targets in yemen. at least 15 air raids were carried out in the west and north of the country. the houthis said they would not leave the attack unanswered. modernized il-76 transport aircraft. modern samples of military equipment and weapons. the russian exposition at the world defense exhibition in saudi arabia is in the spotlight. this time it is twice as big as last year. more than 100 were placed on an area of ​​1.00 square m2 types of weapons, all tested in combat conditions. maria kudryavtseva found out what has already interested foreign partners. this is an updated version of the russian transport aircraft ill-76. despite the external similarity, it is fundamentally different from its own. show russia this aircraft live , because they are interested in it not only in eriad. more than 80 thous

, but saudi arabia, however, and israel has had a long term of negotiations in the past, and at this point is very difficult to to see if really definitely is an known as... and sincere uh relation between the palestinian cause and the saudi arabian sort of complex and compromise of sticking to these what i think that is a compromise for the palestinian cost before starting on normalizing relations with israel i see that saudi arabia is not going to fall into the israeli and north american pressure of it starting relations with israel, as long as the israel is on complain to international law and does not recognize palestinian state which actually is is in the israeli agenda something that is completely out of out of the question for them because they're not they're not willen. to accept the possibility of a palestinian state, so saudi arabia, i i'm not very very sure that they actually trying to pressurize israel or the united states to start negotiations and in order to get first the troops out of the gaza strip to stop the genocide and eventually to start talks with the palestinia

economically the poorest country in the region and has been the target of very long war or invasion by saudi arabiaemen is a country that is resisted despite the fact that 85% of its population needs international food aid. this is nation that has been able to resist the saudi invasions and is in control of sana. this issue is very important because there is a part that is not under the control of ansarullah. the part of yemen that is under the control of ansarullah includes 85% of the country's population, so it can be said that ansarullah plays the... role of the government of yemen, this is the part of yemen that is resisting, this part of yemen is undoubtedly showing the arab world and the islamic world that actors who know how to resist with determination and persistence in their own land can support the palestinian issue, they have not only exposed the cooperation of the governments of the region with the zinanis regime, but basically they also show everyone the approach of the west towards the problems of the region. "we must always remember that the academic environment is a place where it

saudi arabia, mecca, 2023.m june 26 to july 1 , the hajj, a pilgrimage to holy places, continues in the main city of islam. every muslim tries to visit mecca at least once in his life. almost 3 million pilgrims come here during the annual hajj. it is impossible to speak, there are no words. this was my dream. finally, allah almighty gave me such an opportunity. of course, words cannot describe this at all. the kaaba is the main shrine of the muslim world. according to the teachings of islam, this is the first mosque on earth, which was built by adam himself. there is a black stone built into one of its walls. scientists believe it is a meteorite. for muslims this is the israel stone. it was once dazzlingly white, but then became darkened by human vices. “i know that it is just a stone, and it can neither help nor harm, but if i had not seen how the prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, kissed it, i would not have kissed it. however, it is not only the holy sites of islam that make saudi arabia one of the ke

will saudi arabia recognize the zionist entity without recognizing a palestinian stage with east jerusalem as a capital. i think that the american statement is completely contradictory to the saudi ones. and this indicates that there are still differences between the saudi and the american opinions regarding the legislation on recognizing palestine. otherwise, before october 7th, saudi arabia was on the verge of recognizing the zionist entity, american intervention in the region has never been positive. whether in of get us down there, rocks on yemen, come for the gulf. it has always brought nothing but destruction, killing and prisons. all we see now is racism are practiced by the us to protect the zionist entity and punish the palestinian people. all of this has only worsened the situation as the american interventions have never taken a positive turn. the canadian politicians are demanding the nations prime minister. step done. that's after local media reported that just didn't crudo had personally invited. are you printing s. s veterans to an official reception. last september, the pre

, what is happening in saudi arabia now is not at all the saudi arabia of 20 years ago, there are a lotghts and freedoms appeared, including much more liberal interpretations of the alliance, well, but also a lot of opponents, such conservative clerics, who are still sitting in prisons just because they did not agree with this party line in some way, i have you strange question, absolutely... negative, but different i don't have any questions for you yet, i'm sorry, it follows from your words that even if israel had not been created in 47-48, the situation in that region would still be the same as it is now, well, maybe it was a little less degree, that is, not in israel, if, the question is either not only, or not primarily... first of all, the question is in israel, tell me, there is no israel, everything is the same, here we have palestine completely on the territory of israel, here we have saudi arabia, there is jordan, syria, iran, iraq, everything, everything is like this, and even if there were not all these escalations, bombings, houthis and so on and so on? it would be, and the

in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region.ce the 1990s, we have been faced with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order, which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing. for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition which aimed to control and dominate the nation of yemen, a great failure occurred for diplomacy and human rights defenders. the yemen project has undoubtedly been one of the biggest failures of muhammad bin salman and this issue will have domestic consequences for saudi arabia in the long run. i believe that what we are witnessing in. no, pero lo cierto es que está complicando this point of madness, and what is certain is that these conditions have complicated the economy of europe, western europe. no, tenemos, por ejemplo, inglesa ya no pasa por las costas de yemen. company no longer passes the coast of yemen, so are other companies, michelin, which is a french tire manufacturer

in fact, i was scheduled to come to israel and to saudi arabia on october 10 to pursue that.n particular, to focus on what we already knew. back then. the necessary palestinian component to any normalization agreement. when i saw the crown prince in saudi arabia just a couple days ago, he repeated to me his desire and determination to pursue normalization. but he also repeated that, in order to do that, two things need to happen. one, there needs to be calm in gaza. two, there needs to be a clear and credible pathway to a palestinian state. so as i said before, you can see the path forward for israel and the entire region with integration, with normalization, with security assurances, with the pathway to a palestinian state. it entirely changes the equation and the future for the better. for israelis, arabs, palestinians. and in so doing isolates groups like hamas. isolates countries like iran that want a very different future. as they also said, going down that path, pursuing it requires hard decisions. none of this is easy. so it will be up to israelis to decide what they w

we will show the russian exposition at the world exhibition in saudi arabia. in karelia, rescuers discovered the crash site of a helicopter of the ministry of emergency situations, which had disappeared from the radar, 11 km from the shore of lake onega, they found fragments of the fuselage , they got there on snowmobiles , there were three crew members on board the fallen mi-8, nothing is known about the fate of the pilots, there is a large there is a ravine, the depth there is about 50 m. in the morning , divers will join the falcon manned underwater vehicle in the search. let me remind you, the night before. 8 was performing a training flight over the waters of lake anesh suddenly stopped leaving connection. what happened is now being determined by a special commission. the investigative committee opened a criminal case under the article of violation of safety rules. it is known that the helicopter was flown by an experienced crew and had thousands of flight hours. in the hospital in lugansk. at these moments , doctors are doing everything to save the lives

for example, saudi arabia has a lot of fighters . it has bought many more western facilities. this year, it is true, but neither saudi arabia nor turkey has changed until a few years ago. internalized power does not have the power that arab turkey owes its power to nato for years and saudi arabia owes its power to buying weapons from. united states of america and the history of the last few years, especially the resistance axis of the resistance and the islamic republic, and the history of the ukraine war, the history of the withdrawal of america from afghanistan , proved to these countries that this kind of power and security is of no use to you, and now you see that turkey has entered the field for years. look at saudi arabia's weapons production , it is signing a contract with china to build ballistic missiles for it. why, because realizing that you tie your power to another country that constantly wants to buy even the most expensive weapons, it will not be useful. pahlavi was like saudi arabia today, it buys the most expensive and powerful weapons from the united states,

we continue, russia is discussing in saudi arabia the possibility of launching industrial zones similare united arab emirates and uzbekistan. deputy chairman of the government of the minister of industry and trade, denis manturov, spoke about this in an interview with our tv channel. however, support for industrial enterprises for... cars in russia in russia this year by how much production can grow , how much money will be spent in the next 3 years as part of the national project for the development of the popyl industry, look right now. denis valentinovich, good afternoon, russia is already taking part in the international exhibition in ariad for the second time, many samples are presented for the first time this year, how were they chosen? well? the exhibition is really young, but it is already gaining momentum, and this market is very important for us, and the middle east, saudi arabia, in particular, and delegations from different countries of the world, where there is an opportunity to exchange information, conduct additional negotiations, taking into account the currently complex

the first goal , well, the main goal is a formula for peace, he is trying to convince saudi arabia thatbe a meeting of leaders in geneva, and he would like someone from saudi arabia to be at this meeting to legitimize, legitimize this agreement, we know the idea, yes, if there is a decision, large photo. russia as a paper for surrender, well, let him do so, the second, the second is more pragmatic, he calls saudi arabia the leader in a country that can help in the exchange of prisoners, well, it really wasn’t for that, and now two words literally you showed this wild moron, well, he’s a neo-nazi, but it’s good that you show him, i used to get hurt there, you’ll hear that this neo-nazi said, what he wants... they keep their speech, they are allowed to speak , now it’s advertising, after that we won’t continue with the new composition, please, introduction and roll call, no need to separate the country, i’m very glad that you came to visit me how much tea was drunk, how many stories were told. i was bold in white in a tuxedo, i start walking around markolievich zakharov and for me it was

this mean that yemani actually they don't like to fight saudi arabia they do like when we arab fight are supported some grows, but still saudi arabia stand for not joining the us coalition for not allowing united states to use uh their bases in saudi arabia to attack yemen, this is something that uh yemeni has today has braced and thank saudi arabia uh for for that decision, uh the point that also the yemen deputy forem minister made in that press conference which was very good point, was that he said that during those nine years of war um the yemy army uh actually safeguarded the uh bible band up straight for example in that passage way all together in order for the maritime transit to continue with this flow so he said that that proves that it's not the yemen that's causing the situation escalate in in terms of what's happening now based on the uk and uh the us strikes but uh moving moving uh towards another uh and that is this supposed truce that may happen, we don't know yet, it's being discussed between the israeli regime and also the hamas resistance movements, if the us is so

that's the blonde's message from saudi arabia to as well, despite pressure from washington. so we add to improve relations with the netanyahu government, all these kind of molten things as mole on the store. a biden's help for a tri lateral deal between the united states. israel in saudi arabia doesn't seem to promising re i'd recently made of statements pouring cold water on some of the big talk coming out of the white house at this point. they say the palestinians, legitimate rights come 1st and that recognizing israel is off the table unless there is a resolution of the palestinian question. the kingdom has communicated its firm position to the us administration. that there will be no diplomatic relations with israel unless an independent palestinian state is recognized on the 1967 borders with east jerusalem as its capital. now this statement came as clarification from the saudis. after john kirby said that there was an interest in normalizing relations with israel when discussing negotiations about releasing the hostages. at the same time, we were before the 7th of octo

between israel and saudi arabia. so those discussions are ongoing as well. we certainly received positive feedback from both sides that they are willing to continue to have those discussions. but that is a separate track and not from related specifically to trying to get this extended humanitarian pulls in place. both are really important though. well, the saudis say that's just not true. might be a bit of optimistic thinking on the white house as part, but it's not much more for the past 3 years, the vitamin ministration has been trying to get countries in the middle east and in the muslim world to recognize israel. but it hasn't been happening. let's recall when biden 1st took office, how optimistic he seemed about the middle east. i believe the palestinians is rarely equally deserved to live safely and securely and enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity, and markers. my administration will continue our quiet and relentless diplomacy towards that end. i believe we have a genuine opportunity to make progress an

involve the saudi's giving israel recognition from saudi arabia.is a huge win for israel. after many years, this would be the biggest, most important muslim majority country in the world, essentially said we recognize israel and importantly without israel having to make significant concessions on the palestinian -- that is where this whole process has been beneficial for the u.s., saudi, israel. the palestinians and their advocates have been saying, where are we in the conversation? prayer talks, already huge anxiety about these talks. then the attacks happen. no one has said they see u.s. -- the process as part of the reason for the october 7 attack. in part for the palestinians to bring this issue back on the negotiating table. however, since then what we have seen is that rather than considering maybe this approach got us to conflict, the biden administration has doubled down on the u.s.-saudi-israel deal. they have tied it to what they were doing before the gaza war. the new proposal is rebuilt gaza using saudi money. this will be part of the w

saudi arabia first of all, talkin: days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to _ days?di arabia first of all, talking to a key _ days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player- days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player in - days? saudi arabia first of all, talking to a key player in the l talking to a key player in the region, and egypt and qatar. they have been important in behind—the—scenes talking. to remind ourselves, it was not this weekend but the weekend before we had officials from egypt and qatar as well as israelis and americans, mainly spy chiefs and not politicians, they gathered in france and were hammering out a basic plan for a peace deal that could be put to hamas and agreed upon with israel. we're pointing out hamas and israel. we're pointing out hamas and israel aren't at the same table one these talks. it's a convoluted process but are hoping some sort of deal will be reached. in terms of a peace objective being reached in the short—term, what we thought might happen as hamas discussing in france those discussions taking place

connects asia through the uae, saudi arabia, jordan, israel to europe. tucked away in northern california, silicon valley stands as beacon of global innovation. home to technology giants like apple, google and meta, this region continues to push the boundaries of the high-tech industry. silicon valley's entrepreneurial spirit is palpable with a thriving ecosystem that fosters creativity, collaboration and risk taking. halfway across the world in west asia, a parallel narrative was being written: silicon wady, israel's answer to silicon valley was a mission to carve out its own tech industry. israel harnessed a highly skilled workforce and the regime poured resources to transform the arid negav desert into a global technology hub. but then, israel, celebrated for its dynamic startup ecosystem, was hit. by a grave security crisis. the call to arms for over 300,00 workers sred through the sector that contributed 18% to israel's gdp. businesses closed down, flights were grounded and once bustling tourism industry fell into a deep slumber. fundraising came to

and the first visit of our parliamentarians to kingdom of saudi arabia.ation became one of the central topics that the president discussed with the head of karachay circassia. vladimir putin today held a working meeting with rashid temrezov in the kremlin and listened to a report on socio-economic development. we know every family, we know what problems there are, what problems we naturally solve quickly, very simply, i ask you to keep this personal, i myself personally suffered the death there, yeah, well, that’s why we know every family, we don’t forget anyone, that’s why i’m saying that i won’t list them, our payments are all there, well, let’s keep it all under control. contacts are developing with the starobilsky district in lugansk, in the lugansk region, yes, i don’t like such a sponsored territory, partnership, partnership, sister city, yes, the president of russia today telegrammed by telephone to congratulate the president of turkey on his seventieth birthday. during the conversation, vladimir putin noted the high authority of recep tayyip erdog

in fact, saudi arabia has been the main implementer of american policies in the region.ce the 1990s we have been faced with the shameless and brazen phenomena known as the new international order which seal the presence of america as the soul access. this means that yemen has always been a disturbing factor for the implementation of their policies and in 2015 with the invasion of the saudi coalition which aimed to control and dominate the nation of yemen, a great failure occurred for diplomacy and human. the yemen project has undoubtedly been one of the biggest failures of muhammad and this issue will have domestic consequences for saudi arabia in the long run. i believe that what we are witnessing in yemen is undoubtedly the greatest example of resistance and the pan-arab spirit that once swept the region. yemen, so are other companies, michelin, which is a french tire manufacturer, has stopped its production, because it does not have the raw materials and because its shipments cannot pass through there. que no puede pasar por allí, de qué manera ya está influyendo no s

saudi arabia, jordan, israel to europe. this is an extraordinary change. beneath the surface of the ambitious project, experts caution about potential pitfalls. the imec's economic viability, they argue, hinges on the smooth transition of goods from land to sea and back again. the ideal scenario is seamless journey with no need for the cargo to be loaded and unloaded multiple. times, however, the current design of the imec presents a different picture. it includes two instances of loading and unloading, a process that could significantly inflate costs. the cargo begins its journey in mumbai loaded onto ships bound for west asia. it's then unloaded and loaded again at two points on route before making its final journey to pareus in greece. each of these transitions. is not just logistical challenge, but also a financial burden. salim, financial analyst, argues that the corridor project is pipe dream, frought with logistical, economic, political, and environmental challenges. in the labyrinth of global trade, corridors are meticulously designed for security,

about this at the arms exhibition in saudi arabia.n an interview denis manturov, deputy prime minister of industry and trade of russia, told our tv channel. he heads our delegation there, the deputy head of government spoke about the areas of application of drones and the budgeted funds for the development of this industry. of course, they will be actively used in the national economy, only for the next three years, this is the current twenty- fourth, twenty-fifth, twenty-sixth years, about 100 billion rubles will be allocated for new ones. in development, to promote this mopelature, and most importantly, we we will actively work in the field of regulation so that it can be actively applied in different sectors of the economy. in what areas is cooperation between russia and saudi arabia developing, what foreign partners does our country attract for domestic production? about this and much more in an interview with denis mantrov, watch. on our air today after noon moscow time. western experts are shocked by how stable the russian econo

marya kudryavtseva, vadim prusov and ivan zamorin, lead from saudi arabia.nfirmed new attacks on houthi targets. arab media reported this earlier. last night, coalition forces carried out at least 15 air raids in the west and north of yemen. the houthi spokesman has already stated that these strikes will not go unanswered. meanwhile us secretary of state antony blinken went on another middle east tour. the head of the state department plans to discuss the termination with representatives of arab countries. conflicts in the gas sector and warn them that states will protect their personnel and the right to freedom of navigation in the red sea. at least 30 palestinians have died in the central part of gaza over the past 24 hours, the enclave government reported. the palestinian red crescent released a video of the ambulance working. doctors evacuate victims from the rubble destroyed residential building. the wounded and dead are taken to the central hospital. earlier , local media reported that there was a critical shortage of doctors there. after the israeli a

saudi arabia continues to spend big on sport.vent will be held in the country from this year. called the saudi arabia snooker masters, it will offer a $2.5 million prize fund and become the sport's "fourth major". that makes it the second—richest event on the schedule, with the inaugural tournament to be held in riyadh at the end of august. shabnam younus—jewell has more of the details. it is that prize pot of £2 million that puts itjust behind the world championship, which is about £2.11 million in prize—money, with the top prize being half a million. that shows you the investment in this tournament. of course, we have that first event, the invitational with the golden ball that will happen next month, not to be confused with this one. that was announced recently as well, but this one is going to be a ranking event, and you get ranking points and is just another tournament on this calendar that players can go and compete in for big, big money. you are going to see the big players like ronnie 0'sullivan and judd trump and mark se

halal saudi arabia with foreign purchases. and expensive, it is one of the asian powers and with four championships in the asian champions league, it is the most proud club of the old continent. it is logical for sepahan to slow down the game and speed it up. he should stay away from the game and try to control the pulse of the game over time. i hope that a game will be played that will result in a problem in saudi arabia. let's not lose and really support this team with the support of the audience so that we can win the game. hamid reza hijazi, sda news agency, well , we will succeed for our country's football representative in the champions league competition. he will start beach football today with a match against spain. the uae beach soccer world cup 2024 has started today with the participation of 16 teams in four groups of four teams in dubai. since 2005, this competition has changed to the world cup. and so far , our country's beach soccer team has participated 8 times out of 11 rounds of this competition and won 3 time

at the international defense and security exhibition in saudi arabia, russian products are attracting great interest, what attracts the most attention? one of the wounded during the ukrainian armed forces’ attack on the bakery in lesecank. he is on the mend, he has already been transferred from intensive care, the head of the lpr ministry of health natalya pashchenko announced this. what is generally known about the condition of the victims, our correspondent, svyatoslav dolgachev, he is in contact, svyatoslav, greetings, what do the doctors say about the recovery of the wounded, and what other information is there on this barbaric attack? vera, hello, those who gave in as a result of the ukrainian treacherous shelling are located. in hospitals throughout the republic, six of them are in the lugansk clinical hospital, they were provided with timely assistance, all the necessary operations were carried out and one person, as you correctly said, was already brought from the surgical department to the intensive care unit to help the patients succeeded in many ways thanks to the assistanc

donkey of ukrainian statehood as a whole, at this time we have more positive news , today ended in saudi arabia, today is the closing day of the international forum world defense show 2024, the second one held by eriad. uh, a large international military forum, it is clear that in the arab world there is their own, so to speak, priorities , everyone wants to have a certain status, it is very serious to hold such an event, uh, the arab emirates are holding two such venues in dubai and abu dhabi, saudi arabia, perhaps, was greatly influenced by the recent visit of our president to leadership of the kingdom of saudi arabia, after which our representative office in rosodoron visited the expert twice. larger than the previous time, that is, this already says something. literally a few words later i’ll go over that they brought a lot of interesting things, before in total, they brought military equipment , weapons that were tested in the northern military district zone, because middle eastern buyers and north african buyers, and above all this halo of possible sales, came to see our new products, are

you were saying before we lost our connection with you, that saudi arabia has always been consistent in its statements about normalizing relations with israel. we heard from the us national security council that saudi is responded positively to continuing discussions on normalizing relations with israel . and just wondering, are these contradictory statements on the same issue? well, i think that the, the administration, the basically what they're saying is a great deal of which from thinking they're, they're saying that the solid is right around the corner. worried about the app and normalization. expand the abrahamic, a court to what the but the truth of the matter is, is that the saudi arabia has always to do the same kind of principle. they and they're the ones that basically authored the ad piece. and it should it back in 2002 and they stuck to it. they say that and that api. so initiative, it talks about the creation of how students stayed with the tourism as it's capital and independent states. and as a sovereign state uh with the, the issue of the refugee is being resolved. so