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he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.rls online and attempted six abuse. lauren quickly ended their relationship, those about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now new lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of text suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as, rowland's friends. they're >> like, oh, why did you do this to big guy? he really loves you. now he is upset. >> the messages seemed to be an ominous anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland, discussing his number. the text told the dramatic story. rowland was in an accident, then at the hospital. then he died. lauren blocked all the numbers and called her mom. >> we talked about it that, he couldn't have died

but first we want to go new y tk new york city for a quickhe update on this story.ic shawn is eric shawn is standing by for us . >> tucker , tonight .

shawn, why are you laughing so much? i love it! survived my first ride!ur times, you go upside down on that ride. it's strange to think it was only a short time ago attractions like this fell silent. but this is a place that has a long history of embracing change. before it was a theme park, its main attraction was its gardens. during lockdown, it was an opportunity to get people back out into some fresh air, so we were able to clear some of the pathways that were not necessarily used previously, and people could come back to alton towers and revisit it as, you know, its intended purpose — a great garden. and for a little bit of escapism, too. of course, yeah, because obviously the earl of shrewsbury wanted to collect all of these elements from around the world. we've got the dutch gardens behind us, the pagoda fountain which was of eastern origin, we've got grecian mixed in with the gothic architecture of the time. well, the gardens have been perfect to change the pace, but with over a0 rides and attractions, i better cross a few more off my list. i've b

elmore and shawn was more of school in to be a slow in your book regarding the job steward with the frontier. com, they show more showing at the presentation for fidel wanted the super small school odds. he just for the luncheon to reload senior bob celia flush, i'm still going to know he, he isn't mitchell the genius for his sins in his lance. still gore from school to the chase . you still live since ohio at the wireless, down for those scores that i need for, which in those sure why i was cheerful, is fine with with a i called a a a is your media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, community. are you going the right way? or are you being led to some with what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend so join us in the depths or made in the shallows. ah, ah. for a while, so she got about not going to school. when i school a whitish, nobody show a mutual or a somewhat of a that he can use them for me. yeah. but he was a and you want a new c or d j a year? he did, he did not go to school. that was his, me

here to helps answer this question is the federalist cofounder shawn david, shawn i koct think of anyoner to talk about this you know the left figured out a long time ago if thengd buy up influence on these boards there there by andl and going woke. is this tied kind of changing now with this elon mosque? >> i hope so although i'm less try yum try triumphant we're ban whim of oligarchs that are on our side because we have a bigger problem than twitter and google and broadcasts in newspapers we have jeff bezos running "the washington post," and i hope elon musk succeeds but he has his work cut out for him. >> shawn that tweet is candidly hilarious we have to find a way to build out if e.g. lon takes over twitter we have to wake these people. we literally did that. i was part of parler part of rumble now and they keengt leave us alone there. it's all they talk about they were obsessed with paroller and day we broke apart from them. this is not we can't leave them it is like they can't leave us. >> i love their idea of an alternative platform is no voice. on twitter we have a muted voice be

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army major mike lyons and shawn turner, also former director of communication for u.s. national intelligence. it's great to have both of you with us. shawn, what is your read here on this warning from russia to the u.s., warning about the potential consequences and how, if at all, do you think the u.s. should respond? >> yeah, you know, thanks for having me. this warning really got my attention. look, i think that for the united states, we have done a good job of making sure that when it comes to the perception of escalating or showing any aggression as it relates to this conflict, the u.s. has done a good job of staying out of that space. but, look, these diplomatic notes are typically have subtleties and overt warnings. the subtleties are often more important. what's happening behind the scenes is i guarantee there are foreign policy officials at the state department and others throughout the u.s. government who are looking at this note and they are looking at those words. unpredictable consequences. and they are going over the range of possibilities with regard to wh

elmore and shawn was more of school in to be a slow loop with regard to the rob still but pay for need accommodation more showing at the present food, but other wanted the super small school. how to just pull the luncheon to reload senior bob celia washer. so you're going to know he, he has him. you're losing your stories. things in his room. still gore from school. get through the chase. you still live. so those are the or the well austria foster, those cautionary anemia, boucher, who knew the doors she'll do. i was was cheerful. yes for ah, ah, with with a a code for a a with the previous old we show bill is before the war has a it has to be motivated by a part of nato. our europe been union a last from, from the georgia in ah, though sure doubly new military to restore can just look up some of natalie muscle around noon. she kitty doesn't being in the green shield on a nurse to munoz pursue mama cook gas goose creek to somebody to look up to his ashley of and lucy wanted to work with girls balancing company one to move 3. if this sort of cool was ration did to include you bringing o

i -- shawn's assessment is superb. and i will give it to the ukrainians, never underestimate the impact of morale on execution of military activities. the ukrainians want victory. they want a piece of the russians. they want to very much provide president zelenskyy his day in the sun for this. so i would expect that we're going to see a failure on the part of the russians to achieve the timeline they want, and this is also including the 9 may celebrations of the end of world war ii that mr. putin has got to deal with. so i'll -- my vote -- my bet is on the ukrainian defense of this region. >> can't overstate the importance of morale and that's something the russian troops do not have at this point. major general paul eaton and shawn turner, thank you. >>> up next, a major headline we're following here in the u.s., a federal court's ruling that effectively makes masks optional on public transportation. and now uber is joining major airlines in dropping their mask mandates as well. much more on that up next. >>> later, i

. >>> joining us now to discuss is retired army major general paul eaton and shawn turner, a cnn national security analyst and former director of communications for u.s. national intelligence. welcome both of you. general eaton, let me begin with you. as we turn to this new phase of the war, from a guerrilla warfare, which had benefited the ukrainians surrounding kyiv, to now more of a conventional war on the donbas and eastern region, what are some of the challenges that the ukrainian forces are likely to face given the size and scope of the russian army? >> thank you very much for having me. and to borrow from yogi, this is deja vu all over again. this reminds me of the '70s and '80s, when i served with nato forces along the inner german border. we would map the anticipated soviet army warsaw pact army's approach and the battlefield map is ukrainians have got to kill targets faster than they present. and if you get behind, and getting behind can be just sheer numbers of presentation or the russian predicted use of heavy artillery, right in front of their own forces. so we can anticipate

shawn chitnis, kpix 5 . >>> the government creates redtape, and on rare occasion, the government takes the redtape away. it might happen anyway with the affordable homes now initiative, the goal being to speed up the city's lengthy housing approval process. supporters say it would create thousands of jobs, and reduce the commute time of local workers. >> a direct benefit by more housing production, while creating good jobs, would be an economic driver, and help working-class folks stay in the city, and live where they work. >> mayor london breed and other city leaders spoke at the rally today. if the measure qualifies for the november ballot, it could cut the approval process from 4 years to maybe 6 months. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, a missile attack on a train station killed at least 52 people who were hoping to flee eastern ukraine regents. people hoping to flee the area on a train instead boarded buses, or look for other ways to leave the area where russia is expected to wage the next stage of its unrelenting war. elise preston reports now from new york. >> reporter: civ

back to eric shawn now for more information. what do you have?as you can see we're told this is the third car on an n train that pulled in. this is just remarkable video. another video a man limping who apparently is shot and collapses down on the subway platform and we have other pictures of him being attended to, tourniquets and this sort of thing. five shots, 13 injured all totaled among those who stumbled out of that car. also reports say that the gunman described as a black male 5'5" in an orange vest, no other explosive devices, just some type of smoke bomb, canister bomb that caused the smoke you see there fled. may have fled down the tracks as bill was trying to see if you can see someone in a gas mask, that would indicate some type of premeditation. we don't see a gas mask suspect. maybe at the other end of the car. the last door fleeing out that way. he may have gone down the tracks. echoes of the famous bernhard gets december 22, 1984 who shot four young men in the subway he thought were trying to rob him. this a very different type of

they make it out of it. >> reporter: and half moon bay, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00w with ryan yamamoto and elizabeth cook. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbs news bay area, it is the most important snow survey of the year , and it is not looking good. the dose of reality for california. >> we may really see some mandatory water restrictions in place by the summertime. >>> protesters demanding action after a police shooting in san jose. the rally happening right now. >>> a unique perspective on a south bay commute here count one city is trying to clear a popular pathway. good evening. >>> we start with california facing one of the driest starts to the spring. >> new data shows the sierra snowpack is just 38% of average, the worst it has been in 7 years. kpix 5's wilson walker went to the sierra and explains just watching the survey itself was another alarm bell. >> reporter: all across the sierra, there is instrumentation that can provide a real-time, accurate assessment of how the snowpack looks. walking out into a field and actually measuring it is a qua

. >> that is kpix 5 shawn chitnis reporting. redistricting map could have the opposite effect. >> reporter: this date is meant to be a celebration, of people gathered here honoring those who have made a difference in the transgender community, but there are also challenges they are facing on this day, including redistricting here in san francisco, which may take away some of the unity they have built over several years. >> reporter: performances at this event in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood helped the trans community showcase its talent and diversity. >> we can be celebrated every single day, not just today. and we have needs that have never been met. >> reporter: as some offer a welcoming message, others are worried about keeping the same representation they have always known. >> it would really send a negative message, that, you know,and trans communities are not prioritized. >> reporter: the transgender district in the tenderloin is part of district 6 for the city's board of supervisors. but, with new census data

kpix 5 shape chitniss shows us how they're -- shawn chitniss shows us how they usingcommics to inform the next generation. >> reporter: he's protecting the planet and taking on climate change. a cartoon superhero to help children understand what is happening on earth. >> use humor and fun and tell kids about things they can do in their own community. >> reporter: san jose state professor eugene cordero started the green ninja as a research program almost a decade ago. it continues as a chance to help educate students across the country about the environment. >> the kids, you, they can't put solar panels on their roof every day, but they get a choice of what they seat. >> reporter: he became a star himself as dr. burrito to help the audience think about their food. >> our patients, one beef and one veggie. seem similar. are they? >> reporter: dr. burrito performs surgery on two burritos to help kids realize the difference. >> to grow a chicken is less energy required than to grow a cow. >> reporter: dr. burrito said the everyday decision like what we want to eat can actually have a hug

kpix 5 shawn chitnis has more on that new poll, and what parents and advocates say they are doing , right now, to deal with it. >> reporter: jeanette lee sees the impact of covid-19 mental health in her own home. the changes affected her two sons very differently. >> my older son did not like it. he dealt with it. not seeing his friends was not cool. >> reporter: her younger son like remote learning but it was eventually more than he could handle. dr. lee works with children and many of her patients felt the same way. >> this is too much. i still need to see people. they felt it was too much going on one or two years. >> reporter: the bay area council asked local voters in its annual poll about the impact covid is having on mental health. >> i don't think we have been confronted with this level of societal change and traumatic change, you know, in a long time. and so, i think we know that our mental health systems, statewide, are probably lacking. >> reporter: for adults, 79% of respondents said they are concerned. 41% said they are very concerned, and 85% said they are concerned for chil

reporting in san francisco, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >>> this evening, pg&e cutting a deal to pay more than $55 million and settle cases surrounding two different devastating wildfires. that move will allow pg&e to avoid facing criminal charges for the 2019 kinkead fire in sonoma county. last year's dixie fire which burned across five counties. both fires were caused by pg&e power lines, and under that settlement, the company does not admit to any wrongdoing, and that deal would expedite payments to hundreds of people whose homes were destroyed. the utility also plans to increase wildfire safety and response programs. pg andy is also barred for paying for it by raising customer rates. >> the judgment reached with pg andy involves a five-year period of court oversight. that is really important. it's like civil probation, essentially. >> we are dedicated to making it right and making it safe for our hometowns. we really think this was the right resolution for everybody. we are looking forward to strengthening our partnerships with counties and communities in these areas. >> as we remembe

and nato. >> shawn, we know the u.s.sharing intelligence with ukrainians to help with strategy in the donbas region. but since the u.s. isn't on the ground, what type of intel is being provided, do you think? >> well, it's a good question. i think that the type of intel that's most important is that intel that gives the ukrainians some decisional advantage. when we talk about the sharing of intelligence we're talking about the sharing of intelligence between nation states. the government level. one of the things that i think the intelligence community has and continues to do very well is to collect and share intelligence at the operational and some cases even at the tactical level. and i think that's really important for the ukrainians right now as we look at the russians sort of re-evaluate and reassess their strategy. and as the ukrainians get a new round of weapons. and i think as the general said, you know, systems. but these new weapons plus intelligence can be a real game changer for the ukrainians because it prese

. >> again, shawn is a good historian. >> i love shawn, and he knows that. >> i disagree with him, hedisagrees with him, we all disagree, we can all sit here and talk about his first book, and discuss its treatment of race, class, it's a good book, chance democratic. but, quite frankly, as someone whose focus has been african american history, there are disagreements i would have with it, and he and i would sit across the table, in a very civil fashion, and have this argument. it is the same way with materials in the 16 19 project. i can disagree with some of them, i can agree with some, i think that there is, absolutely, no reason why students cannot get into an interesting discussion about what founding means. what do we mean when we say founding? does founding mean the moment that a nation is created? that makes sense to me. but, then, there is another notion of, does founding mean, the creation of the foundation? upon which the nation grows? using the word foundation. there are very different ways of seeing it, and students aren't stupid. they can understand the importance of argu

let's bring in retired air force general phillip breedlove, and shawn turner. thank you both for taking time. especially on a friday. general, is this reporting on russia's adjustments trying to fix its early missteps good or bad news for ukraine? >> well, i think it's a little bit of both, honestly. they had a lot to correct. what you have not mentioned is they now have unity of command and unity of focus as they brought on the leader. that was a big part of their problem in the north. this means they'll be a little bit more disciplined in their approach in the east. but they are using ammunition and artillery at an incredible rate, and that is going to cause them supply issues as has been mentioned. >> shawn, mariupol is still a focus of russian attacks. we know the russians bombed a shake shift hospital apt the steel plant complex where a ukrainian commander says the humanitarian situation is beyond catastrophic. and this comes on the heels of the u.n. secretary general visit with both putin and zelenskyy, and he was really focussed on trying to help civilia

but look, shawn, from today's gdp report, the key theme stagflation. you've got soaring inflation and you've got slumping economic growth. you're probably on the front i end of a recession. the only part of this report that was any good was business investment and i would argue that's because of the trump tax cuts, the trump corporate tax which paid for itself. but you heard schumer today and biden today they want to repeal the trump tax cuts. they're only limited prosperity. we havepehe t in the business sr is because of those tax cuts.ess sos how about this make the tax cuts permanent, stop to the spending, stop the deficit financing and stop the money printing if they don't get ridng of this bill, bury this bill, build back better just build it, save america, kill the bill . let me ask that and we might have we might not haveht a recession, but i fear there'ss a recession coming next yearsi. they're never going to back off these radical policiesto. they'll never return to energy independence. i don't know why they think it's better for the, the moth

hello, i'm shawn burney. i'm a senior nuclear specialist with greenpeace. east asia, mostly working in japan and south korea. go to having a welcome casting with our audience. no need to know about you who you are and what you do. hi everyone. i am kirsty and i work for tara praxis i, which is a non profit organization focused on accelerating action for climate and prosperity . and really focusing on enabling really high impact, very rapid transitions for the toughest parts of our di compensation challenge. i think it have all 3 of you with us that a mer cast issue. i am thinking that this conversation about nuclear energy. i thought we've had this before. we've talked about the pros and cons, nuclear energy, didn't we just do that in the seventy's, the eighty's and ninety's in them pocket. and now my imagining that we're going back to that same conversation, in a way that conversation has never really stopped. it's always been a perennial sort of thing that's been on the table. you know, nuclear energy has been part of the energy mix around the world. sinc

s. conspiracy to topple d w shamil shawn's gave us this analysis. a spider us took money from the us cable diplomatic, which no one has really did as yet, but he hasn't been billing this and the rest are not active. he wants to use in the next election or, or the 1st election off some reforms. so he will try to rip off and d and d u s. center, which is right in boxed on for various reasons. so that's what he's going to do any try to create problems with the new and doesn't grow minister, but it won't be that easy or you won't recognize a lot of followers. it won't be any easier for you to watching d. w. news use a reminder of our main story, british prime minister, which johnson has traveler chief to meet ukrainian president. a lot of there's a landscape. the 2 leaders discuss the case of long term support to ukraine, including a new package of financial and military 8th of next, our reporter she's watching dida with closely with listen carefully. don't know how those things you need to do a good deal. the magic.

parties, but his biggest boost could come from an unlikely backer far left lida john, look melanie shawn who came in 3rd with over a 5th of the vote. coming down on that we will never lose our trust in democracy. so you must not give a boat to mrs le pen name. we must not give one boat to mississippi regret in an election that saw the extremes celebrate and traditional parties flatline. the battle lines for france, the future have been drawn. our correspondence sonya panica is covering the old french election for us and sent us this assessment waterfront. once again have a tooth, money, mccoy and marina been asked and expressed but his sign, the coastal 2nd round, will not be easy. professor mccall, he will have to fight every, whoops, hit the campaign trail and visible to struggling plight, inflation and energy. that's what is why the far right the, the marina been, has been doing for months in markets and in meeting holes across the country. focusing on possibly being claimed to deflect from her to change them nationalism and anticipation. the momentum seems to be on her site, at least

yeah, this is shawn. yes, i allow it. she says, according to this protection on the bullet gene code that we haven't even identified the 2 of them both little boards that we know their names, their social media profiles and for march the us to so we know everything about that and you can move it because even the date they moved to crimea from russia, let's say much to martha shameka ukrainians like viking of fighting tooth and nail to defend their country. his comrade, known by his code name, hurry, has risen to coat status. today he takes radio jamming a step further speaking directly to russian soldiers, often insulting them. ah, this is bonfire, learn side, learn to fire radios, this russian soldier rich jams to call stopping reinforcements from coming and then sends this. i don't know. so right now you see ukrainian intelligence work is serious business. you should love and respect her enemy. oh, what i got at the end of the battle, the members of radio resistance interfere with the signal so that the trident of the u

i spoke with a shawn, have no other schools from church. i'm with boy. be sure to provide me with a with, with with you are you sure sure. the bush insurance with up with somebody that would just be about done. yes, you will know what you like us and we can just do it. you need to know from them into every single linea from if you g borger. yeah. junior d is that it just a more convenient choice. there was a shelf. oh, but i did not get that other sheet in there. got each other that was in place. this is just let me just tell you a couple of these are, you know, when there's just when you start to be to do them. and then yes, this was a do much attention. yes. when you can, could you say i'm doing that, but that means that you could make sure it doesn't show up. but if you spoke that it is in attention in the, in the in february 2015, the republican leadership reached an agreement with keep on the evacuation from above. so people were allowed to go to ukrainian control territory onto the donates with public to the city of genetic itself. to both convoys

i spoke with a shawn, have no other schools from church. i'm with a i'm still here with with you. i know that i with home with deal so got done with you with this you are you sure? sure. sure. sure. a sure with up with somebody that can be done yes, you will know what you like us and then just a little longer than you do need to know from them into the smallest linea from if you g borger. yeah. but that she would just assume that it just a more convenient choice. there is a shelf. oh, but i did not get that other shady muscle rama boarded each other that was to politically muscle plays interest. this is just let me just tell you a couple of it is really love your windows need to be to do that. and then yes, it was a do much attention. yes. when you can, could you say i'm doing that, but that means that you can make sure it doesn't show us. but i spoke with the machine attention mentioned in the in the in february 2015. the republic leadership reached an agreement with keep on the evacuation from above. people were allowed to go to ukrainian control territory or to the donates with

shawn is wrong with the young people clearly have the solutions, the future loans the 77 percent every weekend on d. w. here watching d. w. news asia coming up today growing tensions in the south pacific as china looked to move into australia's backyard. we look at beijing's proposed security deal with the solomon islands and what that means for the region. plus another national security concern. take talk in taiwan. the chinese social media ab is popular there, but officials say teenagers must use it with caution. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we're taking a closer look at development in the south pacific today. specifically the solomon islands. it is planning a security deal with china. and the idea of chinese warships based less than 2000 kilometers off the australian coast off it's northeast, has set alarm bells ringing. in fact, even the united states is worried. the white house has plans to send its top asia official, kurt campbell to the small nation later this month. the ongoing battle for influenced between china and the west shifting to the south pacific. beijing

too many areas of our world useful situations that we cannot overlook and do not want to forget and shawn a. so if it is a glory. afterwards the pontiff took a spin through the crowds in his potent bill to celebrate the holiday with the fateful, his smile, a rare sight lately. as many of his recent appearances have been somber as in nancy ations of the war in ukraine. ah, britons, prince harry has recognized the bravery of ukrainians at the opening ceremony of the invictus games in the dutch city of the hague. ukraine, as one of 20 countries taken part in the competition which supports wounded military veterans. following a standing ovation, prince harry had this to say to the team from ukraine. your bravery and choosing to come and for being here tonight cannot be overstated. you told me yesterday when you decided to join us despite all odds. you said you came to be on this global stage, not simply to show your strength, but to tell your truth virtually of what is happening in your country. you know, we stand with you, the world is united with you and still, you deserve more. here up to

all of you are now special purpose school students for the next 8 months, shawn. you will be.ere, after graduation, it is strictly forbidden to tell anyone about the location of the school, the educational process and the teaching staff. there are questions. why were we told to leave our things? now you have nothing of your own no only alien alien life alien language alien name and other people's things get used to it. follow me good afternoon comrade. orlov comrade exactly, have a seat thank you how good can you be here? my rest is a very useful tradition from my point of view. i think socialist spain will cancel the means as a relic of capitalism, perhaps i am listening to you carefully, comrade exactly milk. which route very satisfied, but in spain it becomes too dangerous for you and your family. what were you nominated for a high state award? thank you for the coffee, comrade. orlov sorry for disturbing your siesta. well, what about irina? i'm always glad for your visits. best wishes. here is the name on the cards, everyone should probably sit down in their place. sit dow

. >> what about the idea, though, shawn, of this as a false flag operation actually committed by russia? >> yeah, you know, i think it's a possibility. as the general said, we know that this is the kind of thing that russia has done and will do. this is sort of russian trade craft when they're desperate. we know vladimir putin is desperate right now. but i think that this is the kind of thing that's doable. it's just a matter of time before we're able to determine whether this really did happen. but to be really candid, don, i think that zelenskyy and the ukrainian troops have their hands full inside ukraine right now trying to defend their territory against russian aggression. i think that, you know, just -- again, we don't know the facts. but if i were assessing this, i would have to look hard at this and i would need to see some really clear intelligence evidence that the ukrainians made a decision to go across the border and launch this strike. i think strategically as the general said, it does give some advantage here, but i think that the resources, their effort is better focused

shawn, what about you? did your daughter help you?ing and preparing already for next year so i'm coming for him. >> i love that you guys are excited about this. ready to go back next year but was it harder or easier than you expected? >> a little bit harder. i wasn't expecting there to be such a big crowd so that was a little bit nerve-racking and then some other dads that went before me had some pretty mad tricks so i was like how am i going to one-up that. >> shawn, how about you? >> i'm just really glad that i went before he did because i know i would hurt myself trying to do what he did so i'm glad i went first. >> and this is the thing that i can imagine it has done for you both but has it made you closer to your daughters to do something like this with them? >> yes. absolutely. >> absolutely it has. >> we hear the competition is already starting. are you guys excited? has the competition really -- has the smack talking started? basically that's what i want to ask you. >> absolutely. i've got a lot of smack talk. i'm afraid my kn

but his biggest boost could come from an unlikely backer. far left leader john, look melanie shawn who came in 3rd with over a 5th of the vote. coming down on that, we will never lose our trust in democracy. so you must not give a boat to mrs le pen name. we must not give one boat to mrs. le pad, wrap them in an illusion that rain a dividend yield wars, hardly the other girls speaking on softening and we can see the dividend aspect of the conflict this morning. we have had a meeting with her general parisha cuter, on the international criminal court. so the 1st thing, russia, how to make russia accountable for the gross gross regulations of international law. we will provide assistance in documenting their war crimes this morning with the prosecutors international court and also by video conference with the prosecutor of ukraine. we discussed about the situation where we support both procedures financially and with our team in the ground. they repay a unit advisory commission who was in ukraine before the war now will be deployed in order to cooperate with any and general pressure pewt

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