it's mister schultz. his 1st visit to london is german chancellor. leaders were expected to discuss tougher sanctions against russia and its president latimer putting mister schultz and mister johnson are expected to give a press conference momentarily. and we will carry that life for you. as soon as it gets under way, the 1st i want to go to downing street d w, correspond to charlotte. chelsea bill is standing by charlotte. the germany has resisted so far. british calls to set out a time table to end dependency on russian energy. is that what is going to top the discussions today? absolutely. we've had that the tools will be dominated by the conflict in ukraine with europe's reliance on russian energy forming a key part of that. now it was a warm welcome for the german chancellor as he arrived here a short time ago, smiles from both sides as they met here in london for the 1st time. but of course, what's going on behind a closed door. the door just behind me is far more grim now on the issue of a europe'

that's the message from german chance olaf schultz. he says weston leaders agree on providing maxima, military, and financial support to ukraine, but we'll stop short of getting involved in the conflict. under attack in the east russia launch is a mass of new offensive aimed at securing ukraine's industrial part plant. the kremlin says capturing the dumbass, it's main objective, and our corresponding meets ukrainians, trying to we build their lives. russian soldiers may have left a pin, but this is a city that's been left in ruins. there isn't a building we can say that doesn't at least bear some scars of the war and many a row and beyond repair residents find some comfort in cleaning up. i live in fear of the russians returning. ah hello everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you so much for joining us. we begin this broadcast with breaking developments moments ago german chancellor, olive schultz has delivered an unequivocal message of support for ukraine. but says western allies will stop short of any direct involvement in the war. speakin

almost exhausted the volume of military assistance from the available reserves of the bundeslen, while schultz to finance the creation of the necessary for the ukrainians. first of all, ukraine asked germany for anti-tank guns and air defense systems, we can talk about long-range artillery, germany and ukraine are studying a list of weapons that can be supplied by our military-industrial complex. after approval. it will be paid immediately berlin together with our partners in the european union and nato we are absolutely unanimous in our opinion that russia should not win this war schultz once again repeated the thesis. they are unwilling to take part in military operations in ukraine, but the united states decided to increase the number of its contingent in europe to the already existing 120,000 us military will deploy reinforcements to bulgaria romania slovakia and hungary four more groupings of troops are going to be deployed in poland and the baltic countries reported us representative in estonia brian rorr. at the same time, threats to europe from outside. and according to him practically

that's the message from the german chancellor, olaf schultz. he says, western leaders agree on providing maximum military and financial support to ukraine, but we'll stop short of getting involved in the conflict. on the front lines, the fighting intensifies, rush out launches a massive new offensive in the east. the kremlin says, capturing the dumbasses now its main objective, and our correspondence meets ukrainians trying to rebuild their lives. russian soldiers may have left a pin, but this is a city that been left in ruins. there isn't a building we can say that doesn't at least bear some scars of the war and many a ruined beyond repair. residents find some comfort in cleaning up, but live in fear of the russians returning. ah, hello everyone, i am landmark. thank you so much for joining us. we begin with breaking development said sermon chest. the olaf schultz has delivered an unequivocal message of support for ukraine that says western allies will stop short of any direct involvement in the war. speaking after talks with other leaders, mi

and the german chancellor. ola schultz has defended his government's response to the war. hitting back a claims of berlin is not doing enough to help ukraine and promising more support. he also called the murder of civilians, a war crime, o d o. a red powerful sight outside the german parliament in berlin. people lying silently on the ground, a clock ticking rhythmically in the background. hundreds chose this way to reject the suffering and deaths in ukraine and to demand more action is only a short walk away inside parliament. discussions were marked by that suffering, but by the harrowing images from boucher and other cities also shows r dot martin god, russian soldiers massacre ukrainian civilians. there's including children, women on the elderly before retreating, fallen and i to mention the cynical assertion for made by russia to true not. this was staged. i didn't falls back on those who spread these lies. heard of dealing torque did the, the looking for brighten the murder of civilians. he really is a war crime and creeks for breaking shots. set berlin would continue to support

. >> starbucks suspending its buy' back under the return of founder howard schultz as the ceo of the company, now wants to use billions in cash instead to invest in stores and employees wall street doesn't like it, but schultz has proven in the past to be a very shareholder friendly key ceo during his tenure, shares gains 21%. will this time be different? we will see. and warnings from jamie dimon's shareholder letter, decidedly less up beat than we have heard in the past. he cites the war in ukraine and sanctions that will slow the global economy he warns fed tightening will cause lots of consternation and volatile markets and he says he thinks the fed will move rates significantly higher than what the market expects although he did say the u.s. consumer is in excellent financial shape on average, the overall message was one of caution. investors should prepare for negative outcomes. let's get straight to our top story. the musk effect on twitter the stock is soaring, near the highs of the day up more than 28% after the tesla boss bought more than 73 million shares representing a pa

it’s already interesting that schultz says, he ’s confused.nce, because he doesn’t plan to visit ukraine yet, because there was a refusal. they accept you understand, and so what to do and the federal chancellor, at a loss, briefly briefly and rationally dominates rationality with this . i absolutely agree in general before. it was a property of the emotional east, but today it is becoming a property of the west, and across its own, so to speak, the song is absolutely uh, take chop off all your limbs, because over the past time, a normal dialogue between russia and germany has been forming before that ; cut yourself off from russia and cut yourself off from the world to come. you know, this is very important, but the fact that you are now is not thanks to sergei vladimir, because this is our age-old ideology disputes. now we can say, because what is the difference between ideology and secular sectarian belief, yes, which serves, uh, to serve as a mechanism in the management of the socius, because the ideology is rational, oddly enough, yes, be

. >> athletic director tim curley and vice president of business and finance gary schultz.ir inaction likely allowed a child predator to continue to victim it's children for many, many years. >> reporter: curley and schultz were charged with failing to report child sexual abuse and perjury. >> i can't tell you how upsetting this was in my life at that time. >> it then became a university issue, and of course because jerry sandusky had been a coach and was allied in the public's thinking with penn state, then it became a joe paterno story. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, paterno had been approached by former graduate assistant coach mike mcqueary, who told him about an incident mcqueary witnessed inside the penn state football facility in 2001. mcqueary said he went to the locker room after hours, heard what sounded like sexual sounds coming from the shower, looked in, and saw a naked boy around 10 years old being raped by jerry sandusky. >> whatever mike told him, joe then went to follow university policy, followed state law, and reported it up the chain, which is ex

fine sense has even helped elisa sophie schultz when the title of world champion of young bakers, when she decided on training to become a baker instead of college. lisa had to overcome lots of objections from those close to her. but she stayed the course. it's a wonderful profession and definitely under appreciated of in far too few people are learning it and to few women. i'm so happened to have landed here when she learned her trade in a shelled bakery in berlin. but she prefers working with ry here. liza is making a typically german ry bread. she needs these ingredients. right. flower wheat, flour, water, sour dough, salt, east and flavouring. the foundation for a good rye bread is the sour dough. and that needs thorough preparation. comes out of his sour dough. it's always important that it's already risen nicely, as you can tell by these fine pores that form that there's a lot of activity in it is. the sour dough is mixed with flour and yeast and salt added. then it goes into the needing machine and water is added. first, the dough is needed slowly, then picks up speed. then it's

lisa sophie schultz proved her extraordinary baking skills at the 2021 world championships for young bakers and leon. france coming 1st . not once but twice in both the single and team categories. preparations for the competition were tough on on for they were really incredibly grueling weeks. we were in the big house the whole time around the clock when it was over after 4 or 5 days when we came crawling out actually coffee. finally, after 45 minutes in the oven, the fragrant rye bread is done. it's crossed. nice and crispy. i think a good bride ought to have a decent cross and for my taste it should be dark max. i just like it that way. it taste good, and i love ry bread, armstrong, flavorful kinds of bread also made with sour dough maps of water with. so i tie liza sophie schultz has been working as a baker for 4 years now and will soon be taking her master's examination to her baking bread is any thing but drudgery for miss you me, it's definitely an art and i've been trying to learn how to integrate my aesthetic ideas with the baker's crime, esthetician foster long, much from hu

one of the voices calling for weapons support for ukraine, even as schultz himself wavers speaking at one of the easter marches, leading green and now economy minister, robert hobbit warned that the principle of pacifism must not lead to appeasement of letting me putin, my dog in my room. so, there was a matter, these marches are meaningful and good if they call for peace. and the call for peace can only be directed against putin. in this regard, we must now be very careful that we don't call on ukraine to stop fighting. i know for if we did that, then i would no longer be with the easter marches. miss read, i read in aust, i'm out. while president zalinski says the quickest way to restore peace to his country is to send weapons. the debate continues in germany over weather and how to supply heavy weaponry to ukraine. and russia has warned the united states and its nato allies, they could face unpredictable consequences if they continue to send weapons to ukraine. gustavo gretel is a russia analyst, and the military acts that he explains what this message could mean. it's usually the

we have to as return praise though for schultz from the socialist last party is in the some i think it's at least right that we're no longer promoting this discussion about heavy weapons domestically. any one who believes that heavy weapons will end this war faster is wrong, and for 5, the debate over arms deliveries is becoming a bit of a stress test for germany's governing coalition. in the opposition cd, you see su. many conservatives are far the delivery of heavy weapons and they plan to put the issue to a vote in the been to stack. schultz still under pressure. and his coalition minister still waiting for clear commitments. germany is foreign minister, and alina burbock is in the lap in capital rieger to day to meet with her counterparts from the baltic states. she is currently giving a press conference alongside last year's foreign minister ed gars bring cabbage. these are live pictures you're seeing on your screen on her trip. burbock is expected to reaffirm germany's commitment to the security of the 3 former soviet republics, which are now all you and nato member states. will ha

and so i'll try. liza sophie schultz has been working as a baker for 4 years now and will soon be taking her master's examination to her baking bread is any thing but drudgery for missy me, it's definitely an art. and i've been trying to learn how to integrate my aesthetic ideas with the baker's crab. i'm just here to show foster, along with some conflict room to combine them and to play a lot and work with them is a few minutes for spirit. and so i can for the future, the young world champion baker hopes to continue doing what she loves most bake good bread and eat it. of course. best of all in the traditional way with butter. i'm very tasty. from germany to the arctic circle now to get to know one of europe's last remaining indigenous people. this saw me have lived in the far north of europe for thousands of years, long before the borders between norway, sweden, finland, and russia were even drawn. their lives are fully intertwined with the nature that surrounds them. and guests can stay at a camp to learn about the sammy culture. that's exactly what you are, max report or deanna been

this is howard schultz the founder. really trying to, i think, set a new tone do a reset where basically he says, look, the earnings are not my focus i want to make money eventually. but the little interim where he can reset for whoever is the new ceo is just fantastic! and i look forward to him explaining why he feels that the b baristas maybe more things he'll do for them. the unions -- i spoke to one of the organizers they're chiefly interested in having more control over the hours. i don't know the early shift is people don't want. maybe they should be compensated more for doing it. i think howard is going to work with people and explain why the union may not be the best option he gave a long speech in buffalo about it he's an impassioned guy. he has a level of bearing that few people in the world have i think he can really talk about how such great place to work. >> we got beat up a little bit for our discussion on amazon on friday we didn't appreciate, i guess, union importance in american working life. >> you kno

if schultz is in step with the german public. in fact, nearly half of german surveyed in a recent poll say that the government isn't doing enough for ukraine. and those calling for chance, the shelter to go to care would like to see a very clear demonstration of solidarity from a chancellor who is once again seen by many people sitting on the sidelines as he did during the brit build up. russian troops on the ukrainian border prior to the russian invasion. but a trip could actually do the chancellor more harm than good if it only resulted in more words rather than action. so for it to make a difference for both the chancellor and for germany, i think he definitely would need to take something meaningful with him. like, for example, a concrete offer to provide heavy weaponry as ukraine has now repeatedly asked for . now at the beginning of the conflict though, the chancellor delivered a landmark speech that sounded like germany was ready to take on a new leadership role. you've touched on it there, but it's a fair to say that he h

but beyond their love of public service, george and charlotte schultz had something else in common.y loved jewelry, and now that jewelry is up for auction. >> people like to say that nobody threw a party like charlotte schultz. however, she was one of the hardest working civil servants that the bay area had. there was no event that happened without charlotte's fingerprint on it for decades. this is a really great example of a more sentimental piece. there's a picture of charlotte looking at george and george looking at charlotte. >> aw. >> adoringly on the inside. >> reporter: they look like they really love each other. >> they really loved each other. >> reporter: there was a lot of glamour in this love story it looks like. >> there was. charlotte served on the board of the san francisco symphony for many years. for these kinds of events, she would wear beautiful evening jewelry this. is a yellow diamond surrounded by white diamonds set in platinum. you can see her here in this photograph with michael tilson thomas wearing this incredible ring. >> yellow is a significant color for

we have to, as you tune praise though for schultz from the socialist left party is in the some i think it's at least right that we're no longer promoting this discussion about heavy weapons domestically. any one who believes that heavy weapons will end this war faster is wrong until 5. the debate over arms deliveries is becoming a bit of a stress test for germany's governing coalition. in the opposition cd u. c. s u. many conservatives are far the delivery of heavy weapons and they plan to put the issue to a vote in the been to stack. schultz still under pressure. and his coalition ministers still waiting for clear commitments. german foreign minister on atlanta barrow bach is in the lot vian capital. we go to meet with her counterparts from the baltic states in a press conference alongside laud fears, foreign minister at garza rink of ich, she reaffirmed germany's commitment to the security of the 3 former soviet republics, which are now all you and nato member states. mind them then v, o to hear god all to day, the 4 of us are sending a clear message to moscow. we will defend the pea

on the approach, the chancellor schultz has adopted? well, if we look at the coalition at the number of, at the 3 parties that are part of this governing coalition in germany, obviously the social democrats, of all of shells are the largest partner. and then there are 2 smaller pop up partners that the environment of the greens and the market live role, free democrats, the smaller part partners are very clear in their call for heavy weaponry to be sent to you. craig, for more support to be given to ukraine. the real hesitancy is to be found in the social democrats and shots the chancellor's own party. that's a policy that has spent many years looking for dialogue with russia, talking about the necessity to keep the channels open, to talking about change through trade and so on. and that party really, that has to perform the strongest the, the most clear turn about in order to change the policy in germany or the shows i think has made that turn, he has initiated a significant change in german foreign policy in german policy towards russi

want to take us now to brussels, to correspondence harry schultz, who is the at nato h q, a. terry? what does a protracted war potentially mean for the transatlantic alliance? hi larry, this is something that secretary general still john berg has been talking about for some time. the fact that the situation we see today means a new normal for nato allies. instability right over its border for we don't even know how long. and he reinforced that today and his comments heading into the foreign ministers meeting, saying that the conflict itself could go on for months, possibly even years. so nato is going to have to reinforce it's eastern flank, now, possibly permanently. we have no idea what, what russia will do next. and so these, these bolstered troop presence is that we've seen along the eastern the eastern border. there may in fact be made permanent by nato. and as a, as sort out saying, as well, we are waiting for nato secretary general in stolen burger to deliver remarks along with usaa secretary of state to antony blank. and do expect mister blinking to press the members of the

but chancellor schultz was in fact, widely praised for a speech in which he declared the invasion, a watershed that called for complete reorienting of german defense and foreign policy. and the government did, in fact, after that, make some arms deliveries to ukraine and looked like it would be willing to step up to the plate. but a 6 weeks later, schultz and his government are now being criticized for not taking more proactive steps when it comes to heavy weapons, which in fact is what ukraine has repeatedly been calling for in the past couple of weeks. and this is where the creativity comes in that was mentioned by germany's foreign minister because there are, in fact, dozens of tanks, apparently sitting around unused on the site of the rhine, mit towel, german defense company. and these could theoretically be swapped out for tanks currently in use. by the bonus fair and those tanks, the blend is fair, has at its disposal could then theoretically be sent to ukraine. however, the chancellor has repeatedly been equivocating when it comes to heavy weapons and there is, there are repor

. >>> george and charlotte schultz. they were american political royalty and they called the bay area home. they shared a love for fine jewelry. especially pieces made in the united states in patriotic colors. over the years they collected hundreds of pieces like that. some with six-figure price tags. they died within ten months of each other. now their family is selling that jewelry at auction. a digital journalist has a look at some of the pieces you can own for the right price. >> reporter: in san francisco they were known as royalty. advisers to presidents, governors and generations of san francisco mayors. beyond their love of public service, george and charlotte had something else in common. they loved jewelry. now jewelry is up for auction. >> people like to say that nobody threw a party like charlotte schultz. however, she was one of the hardest working civil servants that the bay area had. there was no event that happened without her fingerprint on it for decades. this is an example of a more sentimental piece.

it's mister schultz, his 1st visit to london as german chancellor. the leaders are expected to discuss a tough sanctions against russia. and is president lampoon and the press conference is just gotten underway. let's take you there live and station in easton, ukraine shows the depths to which putin's once vaunted army had sunk. at least 39 people killed and dozens wounded on a train platform, crowded with women and children. it is a war crime indiscriminately to attack civilians and rushes. crimes in ukraine will not go unnoticed or unpunished. germany and the u. k. also share exactly the same conviction that putin must fail in ukraine, which is why we're working together in the g 7 to toughen our sanctions and target every pillar of the russian economy in order to cut off funds from his war machine . the u. k. and the e, you have announced new sanctions this week and just to day we in the u. k, have imposed a new asset freezes and travel bands. we will also agree on the importance of winning ourselves off dependence on russian oil and gas and ensur

mister schultz and germany is serious about ending its dependence on russian gas and oil. that it will take time to transition to other energy sources. mistake you now to downing street, or where the w corresponding charlotta shall some bill is standing by shells over time you back with us. mister shows and mr. johnson putting on a united front. what was the key message from the year to leaders? absolutely. unity was on full display hair as said, boris johnson, british prime minister greeted the german chancellor, olaf shorts here in london for the 1st time. the 2 leaders, both united in their condemnation of some of the images that have been emerging from the ukraine, not just today, but over the past weeks as well. they both also wanted to stress the friendship between the 2 sides. reminisced devoris johnson. thank it has never been more crucial both saying that in fact, perhaps contrary to what the russian president might have expected or indeed a hopes the west has been united since the conflict began a choice. a saying that the unity on display is perhaps something pu

and, probably, the last one is schultz. e, cool of course, spoke.that's left. i think they will do what they have to do. they are leading ergo they will bury the german industry, because this is the purpose of the american simple primitive. so, like the old narcissist-mortists, we understand in the crisis of overproduction what should be done to destroy the producers? here imagine removing the entire german industry from the market, a dream is a dream. this is how much to be released in general? well, therefore, and do it very well. it's just that she'll die within a few weeks of stopping uh, gas, gas and all other energies will simply die, therefore, i think that they will even do it, because here the questions of the ideology of lies, if it is absolutely evil, russia is the last hope, if we introduce a bardar russia will still collapse. well , for 2 months it has not collapsed yet, but it will still collapse and will collapse. so here's the question. here, well, i am food , we have our own energy, we have our own simply wonderful sarmatians, ours

but if the chancellor schultz will not rush into the issue of supplying weapons to kiev, let him waits a result, the decision on deliveries can be made without his participation.

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. crist, lawson and soto, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana rise? >> as the member designated by congresswoman joyce beatty, i inform the house that that congresswoman beatty votes yea on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by sylvia garcia, joaquin castro -- excuse me, sylvia garcia, joaquin castro and julia brownley, i inform the house that as the members will vote yes on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. van taylor of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yea on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by maxine waters, i inform the house that that chairwoman waters

talk about your strategy and respond to howard schultz. >> thank you for having me.een incredible to see the national movement. we have had suprt from the beginng. the first store was mesa, arizona, whose manager was retaliated against for telling us exactly what all these people coming into buffalo were up to most of thing fired h before she had the chance to finish her time at starbucks after resigning. they were the first store to petition outside of buffalo. from there, it is been incredible. and not even able to keep up with how many more stores have been launching. it is incredible to see how many folks in the first store -- in knoxville, incredible. not only did starbucks fire six out of the seven organizing committee, but the also have still delayed that boat from actually being scheduled the labor board. it is incredible to see more people joining in the movement growing. that is how we're going to get the kind of contract that we can sign and partners deserve is continuing to get stronger and show despite everything, we keep overcoming unionbusting and gett

ok, i mean, you brought up sergeant schultz, the chancellor of germany. let me go to george right now. isn't it? with the situation, the demon, bring him in reverse. i mean, couldn't have nato member saying, no, you will never be in nato. this is a close topic. we are an important country in nature. it's done, it's over. let's move on. but sergeant schultz didn't have the grab a task to do that, george? no, that's absolutely right. because if we remember the name, so article 10 that nato loves to invoke about other countries joining nato. it's only on the condition that nato, we so invites, in other countries to join an invites on the basis of unanimity and all the member states of major would have to agree to invite ukraine to join us. so it was, your grain has been wrong by watching them since at least 2014. it would have been the easiest thing in the world. joe zelinski. no, it's not going to happen. they don't, let's what this on the back burner for at least 25 years. i'm a moratorium for 25 years. so then you would have gone along with, i mean, you w

but sergeant schultz didn't have the grab a task to do that, george? no, that's absolutely right, because if we remember the name, so article 10 that nato loves to invoke about other countries joining nato. it's only on the condition that nato, we so invites in other countries to join an invite on the basis of unanimity and all the members of major will have to agree to invite ukraine to join with you. graham has been wrong by watching them since at least 2014. they would have been the easiest thing in the world, joe landscape. no, it's not going to happen. you know, let's well, on the back burner for at least 25 years or more ago or 25 years. so then you would have gone along with everything and he wouldn't have any choice. but no one put that pressure on any effect. the response of the western powers was when russia submitted those ultimatums in december, 17 was hey, we're just rejecting it, you know, who's russian to tell us what to do. you know, we decided security follows it. it was the western powers that treated these demands with arrogance. and

they are sick and tired of billionaires like jeff bezos and howard schultz, the founder of starbucks,becoming obscenely richer during the pandemic while they, the workers, but their lives on the line working for inadequate wages, inadequate benefits, and unfair working conditions and schedules. amy: peggy bellecourt has died at the age of 78. in 1968, she co-founded aim, the american indian movement, with her husband clyde bellecourt and others. peggy bellecourt was born in 1944 to an ojibwe mother and a japanese-american father. her parents separated after peggy's birth to prevent her from being sent to a u.s. internment camp during world war ii. and in gaza, 19-month-old baby has died after waiting for five months for israeli authorities to give her approval to live gaza for medical treatment. the baby was diagnosed last year with a hole in her heart. her family had book radical appoints for her in jerusalem in december and february but she was forced to miss both because our families request a leave gaza was "under review." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now

we are also dedicating today to charlotte schultz, the city of san francisco and state of california, chief of property coal. charlotte was better known as the ambassador of san francisco. let's give her a hand in ab stensia. and she was responsible for putting them on the map. charlotte, you, too, are missed but your spirit lives on during so many great civic events like this one. and lastly we like to acknowledge a little known group of commemoration events over the past i don't know how many years but the guardians of the city and give the guardians of the city a nice hand, folks. they are a nonprofit organization charged with the preservation of stewardship and all emergency service history and includes the fire department and the sheriff's department and e.m.s. for the city and county of san francisco. and all this on and gather the last 12 years. give dave a hand. great guy. we would be remiss if we forgot to mention and the housekeeper doing this even longer and told me 34 years and so long you can't remember when he started. and thank you for decades of maintaining this import

schultz says he wants to invest more on his store and workers.nouncement comes at a time when employees are pushing to union. nine starbucks locations including its roastery flagship have alrin new york city alread voted to unionize. >>> car rental company hertz is looking to boost its electric vehicle fleet. hertz says it will buy up to 65,000 vehicles from electric vehicle manufacturer polestar over the next five years. the environmentally-friendly cars are expected to be available at hertz locations in the u.s. sometime later this year. >>> and coca-cola is out with a new flavor that has some people scratching their heads. the new company - the company says the new coca-cola zero sugar bite is formulated to tastes like pixels, and it's the perfect gaming companion. an insider describes it as the coca-cola taste you know and love with bright elements up front with a refreshing finish. it will be online starting may 2nd for a limited time. the tweets are amazing, anne-marie. some say it tastes like when your hand falls asleep. >> from playing vi

schultz smiles.ing the word genocide going on in the donbass he goes on to argue that something like a genocide is happening in the donbass which is really funny let 's face it, what about the billions stolen from us that are blocked in foreign bank accounts, what about the sacred right to property , which is taken from the citizens of the russian federations how about the non-return of the richest collections that are sent to different countries at the exhibition by agreement? here, listen to what the prc jang says in kazakhstan after this political show of the collective west, which propagated that science without the boundaries of sports is out of politics, private property is inviolable. freedom of speech and so on. all these western values ​​have now lost their credibility. the west should have measured moralizing. i think it's no secret to anyone that the higher leadership of the united states in general is acting not of their own free will. not on my own. many sneer at the age of the baidan on