anastasia, anastasia mazorok, the deputy executive director of transparency international ukraine , wasking on our broadcast now, well , the news came from kateryna budko, the head of the public council at the national agency for the prevention of corruption, she said that in ukraine, the declarations of employees of territorial procurement centers and social support and members of the military medical commissions will be open for public access, well, more news, more news will be in a moment with anna eva melnyk, the news editor has prepared an up-to-date selection, so we pass the word. greetings, colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team continues to work, stay with us. at the beginning of the situation at the front, in the tavria direction, the russian troops do not reduce the activity of their infantry, reports the commander of the tavria troop group oleksandr tarnavskyi. in the area of ​​avdiyivka and maryanka, there are the most clashes. the enemy is acting with the support of armored vehicles, aviation.

i think that there should be no questions about the decency of the former head of transparency internationalraine either, so time will not be delayed, i am asking you to support yurchyshyn's candidacy, i think that no one will regret it, and he will definitely be the one who will be in favor. .. the floor is given to the author of the second draft of the resolution, iryna volodymyrovna gerashchenko. please. dear colleagues, now the discussion is not only about surnames, but also about principles. even under martial law, there should be no political censorship. even under martial law, it is very important to protect. the right of journalists to the profession, including the right to be on this platform, there are not many journalists here now. even in the conditions of martial law, it is very important to take care of the liberation of journalists, and parliamentary journalist dmytro khlyvnyuk of unian has been in polona for two years, and never once has his name been heard from this tribune by anyone except our faction. you know, it is very important that the freedom of speech committee belo

they are worried corruption these results of the public opinion poll were presented at transparency international other day. according to official data, most of the buildings destroyed by the russians have already been restored in the kyiv region, mostly housing. the closer to the front, the more difficult the situation. at the same time , the invaders took up construction in the occupied territories. indeed, so that the locals grab for. how much time can actually be needed for post-war reconstruction and what do architects not advise to restore? our polina the rescuer learned about this in neighboring poland, to whom it took several decades to recover from wwii. selidove, toretsk, novohorodivka. these are shots of the destruction in just the last two weeks, the closer to the front line, the more destroyed homes. from the empty streets. in donetsk region alone, russia destroyed more than 36,000 residential buildings, according to the local ova. on the scale of the country, this figure is already approaching 200,000, and this is without taking into account the occupied territories. bahmud was dest

he is the representative and head of the country that is the most corrupt according to transparency internationalhe countries of the european union, and, that is, he is the same today speaks about the undemocratic nature of ukraine. with dubious democracy inside hungary , we have no right, as the ukrainian state, to give such arguments to such figures as mr. orban, well, but at least we now have the head of the free speech committee in the parliament, and finally, as you think, should we rejoice or rejoice early , you know, by the way, it is interesting that lezia noticed in this picture that everyone is smiling, except for... the only journalist in this photo, actually mr. serhiy, a rakhmanin, well, that is , we all know yaroslav yurchyshyn and consider him not a badass candidacy, but even from the fact that he made public among the top priority tasks in his position, there is not exactly what concerns freedom of speech, i would say it like that, i didn't even formulate it like that. questions about violations of human rights, i would yes, violations of the rights of journalists, yes, that is, i

am subscribed to you on facebook, and i read your interesting post about the survey of transparency internationals with issues of anti-corruption activities in ukraine, and it was said that 88% of ukrainians are in the future reconstruction. sees corruption as a bigger problem, and actually you did not argue here that this is the main problem , in fact, corruption for ukraine, i found this opinion interesting, mr. svyatoslav, what is it about, what is the problem, that 88% believe that corruption is the biggest problem in in ukraine, i wrote about this, in my opinion, just a conversation about the fact that corruption in ukraine is terrible, corruption in ukraine is big, of course it exists, but if... i look at neighboring poland, i look at i will look at hungary, i will look at germany , i will look again at the states, it is also there , that is, the recognition that corruption exists in our country should not be accompanied by self-flagellation to the point that we , well, we actually drive ourselves into a state when we don't do anything about those sufferings, that is, we stop and we believe

very different, and if we we are talking about infamous or famous international ratings, transparency internationalng, a rating of perception of corruption, and here we are talking more about a not-so-right-wing politician. legal or social phenomenon, here we are talking about social psychology, methodology of the like a kind of rating, it consists in the fact that they interview experts within the country and , accordingly, possibly foreign ones, who are in a certain way tangential to the situation, and interview businessmen, there are scientists, civil society, but one way or another , north korea even appears in that rating, so where they interview businessmen there, how do they find them, this is a question that always bothers me, that is, i most likely ask someone from... south korea, and north korea is somewhere in 170th place, despite the fact that in a totalitarian state, corruption in in the sense in which we imagine it, it is almost impossible, so we can... judge by what, by the successes, in particular, of our newly created anti-corruption bodies. here, in fact, this particular year, he

of the material, ice is simply, so to speak, it is something special, yes, thanks to its transparency, its internal ice, it contains bubbles, some, maybe even twigs or leaves, this is always very interesting, and some artists like to play with this in their work, that is , this particular moment... themes - art is always with you in any case, you won’t give it up, because i tell my students all the time, if you want to do this seriously, you must understand a simple thing: this is your way of life, that is, this is not something that you do there every day from 9 to 60 with a lunch break, saturday is your day off, sunday, it’s like this is your state of mind, this is yours, this is your life, this is an integral part of you. and this with you all the time.

preparation material, ice is simply, so to speak... it is something special, but thanks to its transparency, its internale some bubbles in it, maybe even. a person, inspired by a person, inspired by the world around him, where else can one get inspiration from, if not from the world around him? when you are a sculptor, you are constantly in contact with nature, with natural material, i actually have quite a lot of different opportunities to express myself, i try how to express yourself and how an art critic, a year ago i defended my phd thesis on the topic of sculpture. i am involved in exhibition activities , i am interested in the creativity of my colleagues, i have repeatedly become a curator of their exhibitions, a curator of some joint creative projects, a curator of plein airs, i do, out of necessity, sometimes out of inspiration, design, that is, i develop various concepts, someone does family, thank god i have a big friendly family. i have two sons, so i, as a father, have to take care of them, this helps a lot, very distracting, there are probably even sometimes times of some rather long stagnat

opinion poll commissioned by transparency international found that 77% of ukrainians see corruption as a major concern. another poll found that ukrainians see corruption as even higher than the threat of a nuclear strike by russ. now, if the grift and if the corruption issue doesn't bother the white house, i guess that shouldn't surprise any of us given what we knowed about the greed and sleaze of the biden family. while zelenskyy has taken some modest steps, we have to be fair to address the corruption issue, americans are so fed up they want us to focus on administration our own problems right now. that means problems here at elm who. contrary to what president biden said late today at his press conference, a bipartisan majority does not any longer support continuing the flow of money to ukraine a new cnn poll shows overall 55% say the u.s. congress should not authorize additional funding to support ukraine versus 45% who say congress should authorize such funding. and by the way 51% say that the u.s. has already done enough to help ukraine. 48% say we should do more. but, look, we k

it must be said that corruption is a real problem, here are the data from transparency internationalor 2022. the closer the light is to red or orange, the more corruption there is in the country. ukraine is marked in orange. and now a little more detail. ukraine is in 116th place along with algeria, zambia and mongolia, but in in any case, it is located in the second hundred countries. what is corruption anyway? in fact, this is a complex thing, essentially a certain way of functioning of the economy: do you want to get a building permit, bring in money, do you want to go to school, a medical examination or get rid of the draft? in fact, this rating provided interesting data in 2022: 23% of... ukrainians using public services paid a bribe. in france this figure is 5%, and 23% means that almost a quarter of ukrainians were forced to pay a bribe for access to public services. ukrainians are well aware of this. according to a survey by the kiev institute of sociology in july of this year, 94% of ukrainians believed that corruption in the country is omnipresent and that it brings major p

ukraine is a young democracy of the history of corruption according to the monitoring group transparency internationalt corrupt country in europe. only russia scores better, roger? >> lexi economic support certainly is an issue that requires oversight the survey was talking about we heard that for members of congress over the weekend. but what the united states needs to do what we can make the biggest impact in ukraine is allow them to win it militarily. the work of m marc has done a slightly decisive on the battlefield it has a decisive impact on the united states as well as the united states continue to be the arsenal of democracy. if congress comes out of this debate where we decide the united states is going to provide security assistance leave it to your brother partners and allies so be it. but it would be a disaster if the congress comes out of us and stop spending entirely we would lose ukraine i give them victory. >> all this is tied up with the issue of border. there are negotiations in the senate side of the republican side and want to extract real change not just money for the border that'

a public opinion poll commissioned by transparency international showed that 77% of ukrainians consider her as a serious threat security, and think about it, even more serious than the threat of a nuclear strike from russia, but zelensky, whom they tried to choose, he was already talking about something else altogether, i just want to show you this little man, i already knew then that this was a rare nit, but to some here for some reason i wanted to believe him, the main problem for ukraine today is the war, can you finish it? if you get elected, and if so, how? let's speculate, yes, what are the ways, that's how much you read, see, and what, what forms are there in general, minsk agreements don’t work, right, right , go there with war, i’m generally against it, because i’m that kind of person, i can be tough there, like a leader in a neighborhood, but i’m very liberal, i think that in general everything, this whole topic, everything these pieces of land, it’s all about human life, everything in general. this is lviv. hundreds, thousands of ukrainians died because of this scumbag, hundr

theft of the body parts of the martyrs by the occupying forces, but this issue requires an international and transparent investigation by various institutions to determine what happened to our cities and how many bodies of the martyrs are still in the hands of the occupying regime. stealing the body parts of the martyrs is by no means the next step because the occupying regime has already stolen the organs of a number of martyrs buried in the cemetery , therefore, an investigation should be carried out on such crimes immediately. in this way, a new term in the dictionary of the occupation regime's attacks on the gaza strip adds. after killing and injuring and arresting palestinians, this regime has now also committed theft. but the answer to the question of what was stolen from the bodies of shahrada is expected in the coming days. as you have seen in the news , mr. president issued the order for the formation of the national steering council of artificial intelligence for the vice president of science, technology and economists today, so that this council can be formed so that we can have more goals fo

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the theft of body parts of the martyrs by the occupying forces, but this issue requires international and transparent investigations by the intelligent institutions. to find out what happened to our cities and the bodies of how many martyrs are still in the possession of the occupying regime. the list most likely. stealing the body parts of the martyrs is not trivial, because the occupying regime has already stolen the organs of a number of martyrs buried in the cemetery. for this reason, an investigation should be done immediately about such crimes. in this way, a new term is added to the dictionary of attacks by the occupying regime on the gaza strip. after killing and injuring and arresting palestinians, this regime has now also committed theft. but the answer to the question of what was stolen from shahrada's bodies will be reserved for the coming days. dimensions of the struggle with the israeli regime after the gaza war it has become more widespread. now, at the same time as hundreds of thousands of anti-zionist demonstrations in england, supporters of palestine say that mere reconciliation is

it needs an international and transparent investigation by sly institutions to determine what happened to our cities and how many martyrs' bodies are still in the hands of the occupying regime. the list is coming soon. stealing the body parts of martyrs is not justified at all. because the occupying regime previously also members of a number of he stole the city buried in the cemetery. for this reason, an investigation on such crimes should be done immediately. descriptions of the israelis during the aggression of jishi. in this way, the new term is added to the dictionary of the occupation regime's attacks on the gaza strip. after killing and injuring and arresting palestinians, this regime has now also committed theft . but the answer to the question of what was stolen from the bodies of the martyrs is expected in the coming days. this is called a quick and easy purchase. with kalanano's plan, we can receive purchase credit up to 10 million tomans from pak shuma. just paid after all, we have 730 days. pak shuma , i will always take refuge there from every life with you, home to the t

the issue of the theft of shahradeh's body parts by the occupiers, but this issue needs international and transparent investigations by the sly institutions. to find out what happened to the martyrs. and the bodies of how many martyrs are still in the hands of the occupying regime? stealing the body parts of shahradas is by no means the latest because the occupying regime has already stolen the organs of a number of shahradas buried in the cemetery. for this reason , an investigation on such crimes should be done immediately. in this way, a new term in the dictionary of the occupation regime's attacks on noor has now also committed theft, but the answer to the question of what was stolen from shahrada's bodies is expected in the coming days? one of the important axes during this period that has given this country its glory is the axis of dealing with foreigners. with foreigners , especially america and the zionist regime, which the imam believed that all the troubles of the islamic world are from america, it is a very important point if someone does not know the enemy well and sometimes takes the ene

theft of the body parts of the martyrs by the occupying forces, but this issue requires international and transparentgations by intelligent institutions to determine what happened to our cities and the bodies of how many martyrs are still in the hands of the occupying regime? stealing the body parts of the martyrs is not trivial because the occupying regime has already stolen the organs of a number of martyrs buried in the cemetery. for this reason , an investigation should be done immediately about such crimes. it is added to the gaza strip. this diet after the slaughter and injuring and arresting palestinians has now also committed theft. but the answer to the question of what was stolen from the bodies of shahrada is expected in the coming days. the settlement of this house. insure the construction worker, those families who have three or more children can get a car without lottery in iran. tehran is the only 24/7 pharmacy in the region, and we don't have the opportunity to go to tehran. i came at 11:00 pm. i want to get my medicine . i have to get it free. how else can i go to tehran? the residen

it needs an international and transparent investigation by the sly institutions to find out what happened to our martyrs and how many martyrs' bodies are still in the hands of the occupying regime? stealing the body parts of shahradas is by no means impossible because the occupying regime has already stolen the organs of a number of shahradas buried in the cemetery. for this reason, an investigation on such crimes should be done immediately. dictionary and description. it is added to the gaza strip. after killing and injuring and arresting palestinians, this regime has now also committed theft. but the answer to the question of what was stolen from the bodies of the martyrs is expected in the coming days. the american senator criticized giving a blank check to the zionist regime and called for an end to this policy. bernie sander said: america pays about 3.8 billion dollars to israel every year without any conditions . he also said that in addition to these aids, the us president asked the congress for another 14 billion and 300 million dollars to tel aviv to pay that this matter is beyon

and speaking of internal legitimacy, this is , by and large, the trust of the population, in the authorities, in the electoral system, and absolutely transparentegitimate elections that cannot raise the slightest question in anyone. in fact, i say this sincerely, believe me, i know international experience, our electoral system is one of the most perfect. she is transparent, she honest, we have nothing to hide, so we are interested in foreign observers taking part in monitoring the presidential elections in the russian federation . now the federation council, the state duma, we are jointly preparing an invitation to take part in monitoring the presidential elections in russia in various international parliamentary organizations. and structures, we are preparing proposals to our parliaments of friendly countries, and believe me, there are a lot of them, we are very interested. but the federal assembly in recent years adopted a solid legislative framework that does not allow outside interference in the internal affairs of our country, and we will not and will not allow anyone to interfere, our commission, which was created under the federation c

international regulations to make them clearer, more precise and better fit for purpose. among other important reforms we are advocating amendments that would ensure rapid and transparent information sharing, and hands who's ability to assess health threats, and improve global implementation and compliance. additionally, we are actively working alongside state department colleagues to negotiate a global agreement that seeks to improve international accountability and collaboration on pandemic preparedness and response. through both of these negotiations we are advancing long-standing us priorities to reinforce regional capacity and reduce risks posed by emerging infections. ultimately we are focused on finding sustainable solutions that break the cycle of pandemic crisis and complacency. the us is also pushing for reforms with who itself with vocal us leadership, 2,023 executive board meetings and world health assembly, approved of recommendations and plans for more stringent oversight of who's budget and business functions. we are closely monitoring progress with who leadership, and ensuring principles of good governance at all levels of the organization. in closing i would like

the award has been awarded annually since 2016 on the international anti-corruption day . a transparenttion in the form of a hand pointing upward with open fingers symbolizes honesty and purity of actions, absolute rejection of corruption and a call to countries around the world to unite in the fight against it. president of uzbekistan shavkat mirziyoyev addressed from the podium during the award ceremony. in the new uzbekistan, democratic reforms are becoming irreversible, and we have also set ourselves big plans for the formation of the younger generation, which will be instilled with the vaccine of honesty from childhood. remarkable coincidence this same week the former minister of agriculture of uzbekistan, azis voitov, was detained on suspicion of committing economic crimes, so the fight against corruption is not limited to monuments alone, but also such sensitive ones. what else did last week remember about the environmental challenges in central asia, which were put forward by uzbekistan? the authors of the document propose to pay special attention to the situation in the deserte

that uses billions of euros from the eu budget successfully , it is not always transparent, accordingly, there are many internal internal such, let’s say, direct discussions regarding this and the positions of these two countries, and we will have to seek a dialogue with poland with polish carriers, and here it is very good that ukraine also takes and shows absolutely such a constructive position that we are ready to seek compromise, we are ready to make some, even to meet, demands of polish carriers, but really there are some things that are absurd, that are unacceptable, but ms. olga, let's talk about absurd demands, you know, when greed breeds poverty, well, the demands are realistic, which... in principle could be achieved, implemented in order to unfreeze the border, because this is not a matter, and we understand, i do not, i do not take lightly, so to speak, polish carriers , we understand that a significant part of them can be manipulated, from one side or another, on the other hand , we understand that civil society in poland very often defends its normal superficial interests in this way, that is, peo

swept through the world of sports , there are almost no international sports federations left, boxing is a rare exception, democratic and transparentds i could several times, i tried to knock the presidential chair out from under the kremlin, and those transmitters there go away, yeah, that is, we they just started to establish it, they have already taken all of our weight categories, and this is the situation , this conflict happened, they are like, go away , i say, why don’t you tell me... for the olympics, boxers receive 10 million in the prize fund for first place 5000 each the boxer receives dollars, medals made of pure gold, which is not the case at the olympics. olympic boxing has always been called amateur, as if emphasizing the fights here are not for money, but almost every boxer views the olympics as a springboard to the professional ring. now this springboard is in the iba, which follows the path of professional leagues and federations, which. now, excuse me, the olympics and the world championship are incomparable, take tennis, take volleyball, basketball, these federations defended their rights. independence, and toda

advantage because they're not bound by the same rules, they're not bound by transparency, accountability, by fronting up to the internationalleads to a race to the bottom on values just because they're doing it. it's no justification. we have to stick to our principles. well, yeah, but you talk about containment, containing this phenomenon that you say could be the most wonderful boon and positive thing for the world, or could be the bringer of chaos, catastrophe and anarchy to the world. you can't have a containment policy if containment is accepted in europe, but not in china. what we can do is focus on trying to get the strategy right for ourselves first and, from that position, engaging constructively with china and other partners that have different sets of values from our own, and start by not demonising china and not excluding them from discussions and negotiations. we have very fundamental differences of values to them, but we have to work with them. but we know, because we see it, that china fundamentally sees the development of ai as a new exercise in state power and an exercise in imposing an ideology, that of th

today we released and we briefed also the international media under full transparency. the latest details of what we know. of course in an ongoing investigation that may have other ramifications, legal ramifications, there are details that we cannot discuss. what we have said is what has been cleared so far. and, you know, to be clear is that the first fire was obviously totally in violation of the rules of engagement, as regards to the second incident, we are still investigating it, trying to understand what the soldiers on the ground understood. and what their picture of the situation was. once that will be clear and understood, then maybe it will be shared and maybe it won't in the immediate future because there's an ongoing investigation, with obvious consequences in the future. >> you said that some additional guidance has been given, but that your soldiers have also been told that the mission remains the same, to root out the leadership of hamas, to take out as many hamas fighters as you can, to eliminate hamas. has additional guidance gone out, though, going back

investment and development and implementation of a suit full and transparent privatization plan that provides genuine opportunities for international investors. and so what's happened since that well salon ski lifted the moratorium in 2020 so far need to locals. spot in 2020 full bath should be a referendum on whether to open the floodgates to foreigners. in the meantime, companies have watched a topic the last stop or the got own national holdings bought that shareholders. i'm to investors include america, non european equity funds, investment funds, insurance companies. then we've got the foreigners who don't even both a, to hide in the shadows. us base 10, a corporate for example, and this one is my absolute favorite, n c h capital a new york based equity fund. who see i was remember one of those and lucky 6 to a company, penny puts got to keep back in 2015. now operating through the cost of centuries and huge capital now controls around $300000.00 text, is a farm not making yet the 5th largest land told us in the country, applying a long time in the matrix in ukraine where at least for a month on the basis of long term lease is

international standards. the elections were held in a transparent and fair atmosphere. they were accepted. participation of both parties and coalitions representing the entire spectrum of political forces in serbia. the republican election commission created all the conditions for the free and independent expression of the will of citizens. during voting day, we worked at seventeen polling stations in belgrade and noted a high level of citizen activity and effective organization of the process. there was not a single comment from me or my colleagues, and the number of international observers was very serious, almost 500 people from the western bloc countries alone. as we know, the coalition of president aleksandar vucic, serbia did not... won a landslide victory in all regions of the country and received almost 47% of the votes. however, the opposition did not accept these results. moreover, at 20:00 the polling stations were closed, and already at 20:02 there were calls on social networks for the opposition to take to the streets in protest, that is, the protest began

international law. the letter expressed concern about a lack of transparency on this transfers. the letter was led by elizabeth warren. it came as the senate prepared to vote on this move on a package that would send $14 billion in additional aid to israel, as well as billions more to ukraine. senator bernie sanders, one of the signatories, culture conditions on the aid to israel that he would vote against it, which he did on the test vote. tim kaine of virginia, martin heinrich of new mexico and jeff merkley of oregon also signed onto the letter requesting a briefing for answers to a lengthy list of questions about the u.s.'s posture on israel's military strategy. earl in texas on the border. good morning to you. why do you come down on this debate? caller: well, i agree with what senator thune talked about. all these people -- now they want to back out. host: all right. diane in ann arbor, michigan. democratic caller. caller: hello. it seems to be a movement around the world where democracies are falling to dictatorships. this war is based on that. ukraine wants to stay a demo

of elections, the president of the russian federation, the international state does not change the approach in terms of ensuring transparencyri chai said. with the support of the plenipotentiary's office , several projects related to values ​​have recently been implemented russian caucasus, including the caucasian society and other associations, which include recklessness to the accompaniment of the siren ended, a large-scale raid on fake intelligence officers and a self-appointed official took place in st. petersburg, as a result, dozens of suspicious cars with special signals and at least several very dubious certificates, each of which can lead to a criminal case. maxim will continue the topic. the doors of a minibus with a blue stripe suddenly open, this is the beginning of a major operations to search for specific violators on road structures; on the edge modestly lies the so -called blue bucket, a flashing light for installation on the roof. investigators quickly find out that all this scattering of accessories, used in a compartment with a regular car, was kept by the owner outside of his position. traffic police car

sixth, the compensation should be provided through an international mechanism that ensures fairness, objectivity, and transparency of the process. this is the unanimous view of the eight cosigners of our legal memorandum, who are from the united states, the united kingdom, belgium, the netherlands, germany, and japan, all of which are states that have frozen the russian state assets held by their banks and financial institutions. none of us represents ukraine or any other party with an interest in this matter. in addition to setting out the legal bases for these conclusions, our memorandum seeks to dispel some of the confusion that appears to have been generated by commentators who expressed concerns about sovereign immunity. in our view, sovereign immunity is not applicable to the transfer of frozen russian state assets to ukraine or any other region. nor is it applicable to the other provisions of the repo act. in addressing this subject, we should understand the difference between immunity under international law and domestic law, including under the law of the united states. under international law, the asset

transparency honestly. like, no one will be able to get that many internal records out of meta-again how we did. they have tightened down to the best of their abilities. and i think waiting for reporters to get their hands on things is a pretty terrible way of circulating information to the public. i think it's better than nothing but it's not -- neither that or self reporting via the platforms seems like a particularly useful approach. it seems like there needs to be some level of standardized disclosure of what these platforms are doing. if there was anything really optimistic coming out of the book project and all the facebook file stuff, it's that at this point there's a large body of former employees who have been trained in truly incredible circumstances with truly incredible data access on how this stuff works. at this point, they are the technocrats of platforms out and wild. a lot more of them are speaking their minds these days. is parisi -- it is easy these days. when i started in 2019, those people were very few and far between. they were much harder to find. it's a fascinating book

transparency in companies. ghazal arab gul of sed and cima news agency. specialists of academics of the country succeeded in flying. design and internalize vertical flight with the ability to map agricultural lands and pipelines. this drone does not need a runway to take off and land. vertical flight and fixed-wing geopods are efficient for making accurate maps of the earth's surface. this bird is a native bird, which means that it handles this issue in its own country, considering the sanctions and the issue of permission to fly. it can work it needs very high accuracy. now we don't need a special place to sit. we don't need that runway . we can install all kinds of sensors on these segkos and use it for various applications such as mapping, photogrammetry, pest detection, and other materials. features of geopath which is supposed to fly even in urban environments so that we can have more flight continuity and these four engines take energy from the battery. in order for us to be able to float in the sky for a longer period of time , we need wings that use vitols. let's not do it and our batman can support our bird in the air for more t