back from turkey with my turkey _ experience on tiktok. back from turkey with my turkey teeth.e infection now has gone into my face, and my chin. yeah, i have just literally been crying... been laying in bed crying as to what the (bleep) | been laying in bed crying as to what the (bleep) i was thinking. getting these teeth done. i was at work one day and i could feel this lump gathering in my chin and i was like oh my god, what is it. so i went to the dentist, he took an x—ray, and i could see the abscess and he said this is big. he said we will put you on an antibiotic and we need to clear this, an antibiotic and we need to clearthis, but an antibiotic and we need to clear this, but he said you have to have the root canal. so that they i booked the root canal. ., ., ., canal. how long did that pain and discomfort _ canal. how long did that pain and discomfort last? - canal. how long did that pain and discomfort last? there i canal. how long did that pain i and discomfort last? there are people wanting probably thinking i will be in discomfort for a couple of days, what was you

hi, back from turkey with my turkey teeth. day 20 of these beauties. i can't eat as normal.nfection now has gone into my face and my chin. yeah, i'vejust literally been crying... ..been laying in bed crying as to what the— i was thinking, getting these teeth done. i was at work one day and i could feel this lump gathering in my chin, and i was like, oh, my god, what is it? so i went to the dentist, he took an x—ray, and i could see the abscess, and i was like, "this is big," and he said, "yeah, this is big." and he said, "look, we're gonna put you on an antibiotic and we need to clear this," but he said, "you'll have to have the root canal." so that day, i booked the root canal. how long did that pain and discomfort last? cos there's people watching, probably wondering, "0k, so i'll be in discomfort maybe for a couple of days." what was your experience like? oh, i'm still in pain. yeah, like, iwould still have niggles. and it's been six months. i've only recently discovered that i have a full set of crowns in my mouth. these were sold to me as veneers and i've a full set of

to turkey and loves here turkey or turkey did not want to go against the west now, to accept swedene time that they turned turkey 's back on us, and so on. and so on. our cargo will not yield if the support of the west of ukraine will only increase, then those countries that think that the photo will succeed, they can strengthen themselves on two or three chairs, they can strengthen their positions, yes, at the expense of ukraine, at the expense of i don't know other countries, and for the account of the americans, europe, yes, the most important thing is for the west to remain united and strong. the west did not give in to any blackmail. it did not even take half a step back. it is impossible for the west to deal with it. unfortunately, we see that the magus, er, back, the frog will do it sometimes a-a, but let's hope that, er, soon all this er, that is, the smell will understand soon, that even if it will be, this is a very good story with the turbine, when, after all, the canadians sent the turbine, and russia they skali's passport, er, it's the west, it means i have a russian, o

well, we know very well that turkey did not join to the sanctions, turkey explains this by its unique functions, i.e. what they are an intermediary and this allows them, at least they think so, to behave as they want, i.e. in this sense, to be free from any obligations and based on this unlikely it can be expected that some effective sanctions can be applied to turkey, which would ensure that ukraine does not buy this stolen ukrainian grain, but if the situation becomes so obvious and i shout what how was it, for example, a stanker who came out of berdyanska, here even turkey is forced to react. i think that the situation is uncomfortable for turkey and i think that it will react literally on july 1 . volodymyr zelenskyi and volodymyr putin just in time for unblocking the sea routes and for the export of ukrainian grain. we do not yet know whether these negotiations will happen or not, but it is already clear that turkey still wants to maintain an influential role in this process and, frankly, on the one hand, to be a negotiator from the other side to buy ukrainian stolen grain and ho

ukraine wants turkey to stop the ship. is turkey likely to comply? the ship.ely to coml ? ~ ~ . comply? well, i think there are a lot of questions. _ comply? well, i think there are a lot of questions. first - comply? well, i think there are a lot of questions. first of - a lot of questions. first of all, if you look at the broader turkish behaviour since the russian invasion of ukraine, turkey had tried to position itself based on self—interest rather than doing the right thing, ratherthan rather than doing the right thing, rather than following a certain set of values and they played both sides. turkey, that is, played both sides. on top of which, taking the other actors in the middle east was also nervous about antagonising that we are putting too much. and so, whether or not turkey is likely to comply anything is a fairly loaded question because there is a lot simply don't know about this request. what interest does turkey have? it is a little bit hard to say with certainty whether or not turkey is interested to the extent that i am aware, at least, i am e

now, michelle atalla became turkey. his most famous political prisoner, and thereby a problem for both sides. turkey and germany, a subject of behind the scenes negotiations escaped him of it. i am off present, alicia, it's my fault imbecile. there are always some reports in the press. i, for example, in relation to former chancellor shrewd us closer to turkey, written dust that was made public. so nobody can deny that diplomatic harpies took place between turkey and germany about our release of he has cut d like in the stuff. well, i don't think that the german government entered into something like that. also his and i never did. i can say that probably none of us would have wanted that rudy all sagen. thus this kind of fallen slush only give later to the talks seemed to have been successful. michelle, his father was overjoyed after almost 8 months. his daughter was to be released from pre trial detention, but apparently some forces did not like this court decision. yes, yes, it was like a scene out of a spy movie fo,

so turkey does not obviously want to be such as a passive and being, it has its own. it has its own claim for itself. it has sort of a to contribute to gold and when it comes to international stature, so on. so that's why rather than a metaphor cookie and some, some cooks a turkey that has national interest. it is capable of seeing its own national interest. but at the same time being and meaningful and valuable member of international community in the, in the previous decades. we use the concept was this as okay. must be a core config rather than bridge. and you know, in line with increased increased claim or assertiveness in a foreign policy. so that's, that's a little bit coming up coming up of how we think about this. now why we haven't been able to come up with a matter for i think one term that would describe tricky sounds at this point of time is ad g because president on has done things that are pretty polarizing. i mean, he was pretty forwarding calling on, needed to resist the so called russian aggression in ukraine. and that the same time he managed to not

so that's why rather than a metaphor, turkey and some from a turkey that has national interest. it is capable of seeing its own national interest, but at the same time being and meaningful and valuable member of international community. in the, in the previous decades. we used to conceptualize this, as, okay, must be a core config and bridge. and you know, in line with increase, increase claim or estimates for policy. so that's, that's a little bit of summing up of how we think about this. now while we haven't been able so far to come up with the matter for, i think one term that would describe a sense at this point of time is ad g because president on has down things that are pretty polarizing. i mean, he was pretty straightforward and calling on navy to resist the so called russian aggression in ukraine. and then the same time he managed to not only maintain but i think deep and he's dialogue with the kremlin. is that about the personality of the leader, or is it as something institutional, you know, the country stands rather than the influence of the particular personality? i

turkey did not join sanctions.one more to help pressure russia on the blockade so there is a lot more that turkey could have done but ultimately what seeing most recently of course with turkey agreeing to for sweden and finland to join the alliance, only after saying they will not, presumably there may be in some kind of incentivising nation. we do the font that is never some speculation that the white house support for the f—16 sale might be providing that incentive although officially the white house denied there was any quid pro quo. this the white house denied there was any quid pro quo.- was any quid pro quo. this is the diplomatic _ was any quid pro quo. this is the diplomatic tightrope - was any quid pro quo. this is i the diplomatic tightrope turkey is walking here. what are the rest of the president in antagonising president putin? if you look at the overall bilateral russian turkey relationship. over the years, putting her stack the cards in such a way that the relationship is balanced and russia's favour

turkey supports us in this sense.s a question of economic cooperation , it continues and even increases, unfortunately, these rates because for turkey this is an internal issue, this issue is sensitive. and by the way, it exists . yes, it is about the cooperation of moscow's nerc and turkey. in principle, it does not even try to hide it. they say absolutely frankly that it is not going to join the sanctions because it does not believe in their activity, and moreover, this kind of conditional semi-legal cooperation, which is now for grain, when stolen ukrainian grain is delivered to turkey by russian syrian ships, and the turkish side of the eu declares that there are no legal grounds for considering this grain to be ukrainian and there is no way to prohibit companies from engage in this is certainly not a basket for us, history and unfortunately, in this sense, the volume of this illegal trade is also increasing with the occupied ports of crimea, well, that is, that is all that is connected with illegal maritime activ

there's been a lot of reports of turkey importing. what ukraine says is stolen grain at the same time. there are growing concerns at turkeys is sanctions busting on a monumental sell over financial interests. in fact, we had a washington's deputy treasury secretary here last month where he is parentally warning turkey over this and turkey could even face washington sir, secondary sanctions over what many people believe his sanctions passing. now, encore, the nicest. but there is this concern, and this is why in many ways motto has been very muted in any criticism of turkey stance. and also a key factor is that turkey controls the gateway into the black sea and why it has stopped russian warships from entering the black sea, which don't belong to russia's black safely. it has also been keeping out nato warships. and that's really important for moscow in terms of keeping its iron grip on the black sea. i still got a little more about that because of the, the russia is still blockading. are these grain exports or from ukraine's, or how l

how relations deteriorated, almost over nice. turkey became a enemy almost overnight. and the 2 countries have been able to walk that back and resume some practical corporation. what do you think allowed for that? and do you think that could serve as a model for, for other conflicts? well that's, that's the tells you, tells me enough about the complexity and special build this relationship. it includes both elements of, you know, come competition and even even conflict. but at the same time, it involves the elements of corporation on the one hand, and i, and i call this 3rd 5th, is a 3rd area of interest in those areas of interest. russian interests are quite comfortable in almost in almost all geographies regions that we had with. we have interest. we find ourselves on the other side of the camp on the other, on rival camp. but when it comes to buy lexical relations, we have very deep, very strong relationship relation. and that's why and for the staples, i believe, for the sake of those critical and strategic corporation areas. in bilateral relations, we tend to over

but turkey insist that this is a threat to turkey and they want to launch another attack. this would be the latest in a series of attacks. took your to controls a large swathe of northern syria and they want to expand their influence. but iran and russia very cool about this. they're very concerned about turkey's growing influence in syria. so that's going to be a hard sell that's facing president nerd. one fit the relationship between a turkey and russia is complicated, isn't it? dubbed. and turkey has bought russian weapon systems despite being in nato. but turkey is also supplied drones to ukraine. and as you say, opposes russia in syria. so how do relations between moscow and anchor a stand at the moment? well, like you said, the word complicated is the right one. in fact, this relationship between turkey and russia, they are 2 main regional powers in this, in this region is a combination of both rivalry and cooperation and not more over the question of the ukrainian conflict. like you said, turkey has been a key ally. ukraine has been erred. one has been very outspoke

next, we have a documentary about political prisoners in turkey. and remember if you need more news on the go, there's always our website that's d w dot com and you of course, you can also find us on twitter and instagram. i'm here until berlin, thanks for joining us. with a man with the memories of a woman ah ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, raped. far from home. ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i was born in berlin, starts july 22nd on d, w. ah, be destroyed, non ideal dimia jam mashaila t o lu. dennis you gel. these are some of the well known german political prisoners in turkey, along with many other germans. they have been targeted by the turkish judiciary and the turkish president. although an agent of terror who claims to be a journalist, that's who they want from me. to this day, several germans are held in turkish custody. all prohibited from leaving the country. many for political reasons, victims of a president who persecutes his opponents without mercy. ah. ready ah, this is the s

and turkey needs it. , everyone knows about this blue stream, including, by the way, grain, because in many ways turkey also does not receive grain from us as beneficiaries. it is simply unprofitable for him to have a national reference. and turkey with russia clearly does not want to swear, and i remind you that kemal tatürk bequeathed a new policy. turkic dominion. uh, 100 years ago, building new relations in the style of the ottoman empire and creating good neighborliness with russia was such a term that recep obviously would not work. against the main political line of his country, but dmitry , probably, let's summarize about this fake. well, let's just summarize the facts. indeed, the video appeared third. this is the broadcast on ukrainian television. uh, the video recording of this broadcast was published on youtube with almost 200,000 views, then there is a bright newswire. uh huh and. well, here, probably a subtotal of what we saw in terms of the logic of distribution. this is what got into the w

well, of course, and and and turkey also had to do .he first reason is putin, who stubbornly bends his line to self-destruction. and in general, why talk about something with russia well, i've already started it's obvious about the same grain, it's the same obvious things, uh, it would happen, uh, why does turkey maintain such a position that it's like well, we're also against the war, but from russia we speak on the same level, yes, yes, turkey is like that well, eastern byzantium, listen , byzantium, water somewhere there, in constantinople, the police is turkey's proposal, and it sometimes overlaps with the position of hungary, only turkey . well, yes, we have bairaktars, but they are private enterprises, so ukrainian public opinion is quite positive towards turkey, or bayraktar is for us as the symbol of turkey and songs are written about it and we feel it yes, we feel a certain help that the ukrainian armed forces receives, but in diplomacy we see such strange dances when the minister of foreign affairs talks about what do you know

yes, yes, turkey.ay, we are just showing the video because these agreements in istanbul were preceded by a meeting between erdogan and putin in tehran, obviously that there was an end to the issue of the export of ukrainian grain, maybe possible, but this is all a very interesting meeting, because on the one hand, all these three representatives have to meet, i have to agree on something with, on the other hand, they have a very opposite targets, if we are talking about turkey, it is definitely not very satisfying that the representatives of another branch of islam are aggressive in the region and are strengthening themselves . and that is exactly why they are starting their fourth military company there, not for nothing, but literally two days ago they carried out an attack on iraq that was against polish positions. that is, it is extremely important. the russians, on the contrary, are using urgiv against it against turkey actually, the russians want him and they actually showed it in this joint state

turkey doesn't. .. have to _ ukraine against russia. turkey doesn't. ..and through turkey, you can't do it. and it has been like this now for almost 20 years. but he is kind of indispensable and the thing i come back to, just a second, ashis, the point i was making earlier about what americans are thinking about anyway. yes, washington is full of, he is going to fist pump mbs, and what about the murder of —— murder of kasia goldie —— murder of kashagoggi. you could think... it of kashagoggi. you could think... it is not the world we live in now. we saw it of any migrant deal to take pressure of europe, a number of migrants coming to take pressure of europe, a number of migrants coming through against that, but he expected a price. presumably it will extract the political rights from this deal. , . , , . . , extract the political rights from this deal. , , . ., , this deal. presumably. what is most interesting. — this deal. presumably. what is most interesting, well _ this deal. presumably. what is most interesting, well we _ this deal. presumably. what is

so turkey basically does not want to choose between the 2. and it is, and it is gaining strength based on, based on this balancing between the 2. so, so it doesn't, it doesn't want to basically choose between the 2. and no matter how big the trade with russia and even even other corporation areas. this is not necessarily a reason to, let's say, this ukraine for the sake of russia. now a balancing balancing is the core balancing of the core. interested. and i don't think russia is actually pushing our pressing turkey in that direction. rushes foreign policy is also based on balancing, but there is another big player there by we came in and the united states and the western general, which is willing to make sure that out of countries make a distinctive choice. now, a few days ago, i'm sure you know, turkey drop this opposition to nato enlargement by acquiescing to simmons and wittons membership. and i heard you say that it was done because churches security concerns were listen to a, do you think tricky, security as a member of nato, as a count

turkey did notjoin sanctions.essure on russia for the blockade. so there is a lot more that turkey could have done, but ultimately what we are seeing more recently of course with turkey agreeing to sweden and finland joining the alliance, only first after prostrating that they would not, presumably there was some kind of centralisation. we don't know what that is but there is some speculation that there is some speculation that the white house support for the sale might have provided that incentive, although the white house officially denies there was any thing there. this house officially denies there was any thing there.- house officially denies there was any thing there. this is a delicate diplomatic _ was any thing there. this is a | delicate diplomatic tightrope. what are the risks for president erdogan and antagonising president putin? your back if you look at the overall bilateral russia—turkey relationship over the years, putin has stacked the cards in such a way that the relationship was balanced on russi

they are in putin, and for me, first of all , i look at the strategic interest of turkey, because turkeych a specific country, but which country has his own views on how the whole region will develop, then mine actually, i mentioned their role in the eurasian space and for them, as in my opinion, the ambassador of russia is strategically important, so when really there are some constant negotiations taking place , but turkey has its own relations, but i will remind you that after all, erdogan came to kyiv on the eve of the war on the eve of the war. well, this is no longer relevant. the agreement on the construction of a factory for the production of baryakhtars in ukraine, that is, turkey, was demonstrated by russia as well. that it will militarily support ukraine and that is why i and plus i will remind you of one map that was shown by turkish television about 1.5 or two years ago, it is a map of influence and sentences in 2015 and there is very interesting language because crimea was drawn in turkish colors the territory between the crimea and the border of ukraine and russia would be

now turkey vehemently de nicer. but chavo should have said that we would investigate all these claims. ah, but he said as of yet they haven't found any claims to support their stance. now. there have been ongoing reports of russia has been starting to export. oh, according to key of stolen grain to world markets or syria is alleged to have received a large amount of thy grain, but also a ship that was sent to egypt at egypt and authorities turned it away. now that will be the pressure on turkey's well, not only to turn it away or prevent it from using turkey's boss was waterway, but i, ukraine looked like they want the ship stolen and impounded. nell outputs, turkey in a difficult position. he currently physicians itself it's, it's, but as a facilitator mediator between the both key ever and our moscow it's, it has good relations with both. but there has raised questions over turkey's allegiance is its own questions or is it giving too much from moscow and the whole question of grain? there's a well grain shortage.

, turkey has a fleet in turkey there is an ambition to prevent russia from taking the black sea underits control, turkey is a nato country, so i believe that if the president of turkey, erdogan, does not react now with the application, if the implementation of all these agreements is supplemented only through another mechanism - these are the warships of turkey together with other ships of the black sea countries, they are in it is possible to provide the black sea with the support of ukraine and our coast guard and the same systems that are there. it is possible to provide a convoy on the black sea as it was supposed to turkey must do it will not do it in front of its weakness well, actually, as far as i understand, the fact that the russians shelled odesa does not mean a denunciation of the signed istanbul agreement , so to speak, two cases and all of them are tied to erdogan and the organization of the united nations, erdogan where - in fact, one can in principle try to do everything to ensure that these agreements are implemented, or there will be no such mechanism with this know-

tell me, please, how do you assess turkey's participation in that same grocery deal. let me remind you that the agreement signed by russia, turkey and ukraine and the united nations organization provides for the export of ukrainian food grains and fertilizers across the black sea from three ports, including the port of odessa, in your opinion. why hmm turkey is so active in mediating between moscow and kiev between moscow and the west called the initiative for the safe transportation of grain and sports of ukraine it's hard to overestimate, uh, turkey really, uh, actively advocated for the conclusion of this agreement and now , uh, as if sheltering on its territory. er, coordinating joint coordination center skc er will play a significant role in the implementation of this agreement. uh, an agreement, really very important you listed it, uh, the main goals and objectives are to ensure the safe transportation of food and grain from the three ukrainian ports. here, uh, it is necessary to clarify at the moment that, uh, when now a lot of questions are being asked. and wh

now, this latest step by turkey, if it is the case will on the line that turkey is also heeding ukrainian concerns. and this will be a very much an answer to many critics in the world that turkey is too close to moscow, given the fight is not enforcing international sanctions against moscow. the analysis there from dorian jones in is sample some other stories making headlines around the world. in afghanistan, muslim clerics have concluded a 3 day event with calls for the international community to recognize the taliban rule. at least frozen assets and increase aid. the taliban regime has been criticized for its record on human rights, especially those of women and girls. the weekend event was exclusively male. israel says it has intercepted 3 drones launched by his willa that were headed for a gas rig in the mediterranean. the lebanese militant group said it's sent unarmed drones for reconnaissance mission. both sides lay claim to the maritime zone, which is rich and natural gas. legendary british theater director peter brock has died at the age of 97. he was a multiple tony and any award

and that's why that's why i, i think turkey definite, the woods prefer. and in the absence of war, for it's for the export of drones rather than the present war. and at the same time, when it comes to being a hub of natural gas or transfer transfer, the european natural gas needs. in theory. yes. other other hubs, the other, let's say markets will be, will be important. but in practice, we haven't seen yet any, any concrete project that was, that is put in place toki could tech. so that's why the to mean the 2 main ports of advantages you mention, i don't thing on those because the benefit that's why negative size are much more greater than the well i, if i may just mentioned that it seems to be a little bit reserved about the weather, the in the ukrainian company has led to the increase sales of turkish jones. and i can say from russia's experience as russia, which is patient in syria, has dramatically contributed to rising sales. and there is nothing particular shameful there. because once you download strain, the advocacy of your products on the battle

turkey announced that it only supports restrictions at the un level.the reason for this is turkey's relations with both countries by russia on different fronts in the left and syria but at the same time talks are held regarding the reduction of hostilities in addition, trade with russia is very important for the turkish economy turkey imports gas and oil from russia and exports agricultural products and textiles and in addition to this the largest percentage of tourists to turkey are russians , some experts say that if turkey, which is currently going through difficult times, joins western sanctions, it will harm its economy more than economy of russia, that is why turkey supports ukraine and does not cut off relations with russia and wants to take a position as mediators and further about the great theft of ukrainian water by russia. for 8 years, she was looking for a way to force ukraine to release water from the dnipro to crimea. this problem for the annexed peninsula became more and more acute in the last dry years. years full-scale in that i remov

business in turkey. well, this is how it has been all these years, and here, if the general world trend is that we need to have relations there with russia and this, for example, with germany france and other european states here, i don't think that we should expect such a quick solution to this problem. yes, there are indeed problems now, but gradually, step by step, we see that turkey is also changing its priorities, and the main thing is that ukraine is at the top of the list of priorities for turkey as a friendly state, friendly relations. how is it a strategic partner in the black sea? and the president himself constantly says this. yes, we must not be offended, we must work and show such, you know, without the undisputed e-e approaches to this issue have been resolved because it is a really difficult issue and so far there are not only turkey but also other e-e institutions that are connected, in sum, with shipping yes with sanitation and trade i know this myself because i have been delegations for

after finishing her studies in 2014, she moved to turkey. she earned a little money on her side as a translator for the left wing news agency, eta. it didn't occur to her at the time that she herself could become the target of anti terror investigations. it would exited from it. i would say that i simply got caught up and what was happening at the time, michelle, at all. they weren't looking to imprison michelle or toller in particular. but they carried out raids against the free press. and i was part of the bi catch in a changed my whole life in turkey, hired as had my labor for in less than that. okay. we had already visited her is 10 ball apartment in 2018 where she lives with her husband. so at and there young son, mashaila tolo recounts the events of the night when an anti terrorist squad stormed the apartment where she and her then 2 year old son was sleeping her husband. so at was already in custody at the time on suspicion of terrorism until the regular similar cuff. what you can see that the vault is still broken. hearing they burst

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this is being hosted by turkey, but has been facilitated by the u. n. and negotiations have been taking place for months. we have seen the russian defense minister arrive in the country alongside the ukrainian infrastructure minister, who is also present talks have been going on between both sides for as i said some time. and this is the moment to day that they are expected to sign some kind of deal. well, we will be getting more reaction out of ukraine shortly with allan fishery. he's a kid, but 1st let's go to send em castiano in is stan bull son and tell us a little bit more about the steel because it does appear that tacky is saying quite the big role here. well yes, of course the seal has been will be sign on there, delayed the shopping of united nations about it. turkey is the facilitator here because turkey has been the only open channel washed out during this war tours declared by most of golf. and that's why both nato and the united nation have been happy that he was able to speak to both both leaders from moscow during this these negotiations.

now that will be the pressure on turkey's well, not only to turn it away or prevent it from using turkey's boss was waterway, but i ukraine looked like they want the ship stolen and impounded. nella puts turkey in a difficult position. he currently physicians itself it's, it's, but as a facilitator mediator between the both key ever and our moscow it's, it has good relations with both. but there has raised questions over turkey's allegiance, is its own questions or is it giving too much from moscow and the whole question of grain? there's a well grain shortage. what's gonna happen to this grain that is in ukraine, that russian forces have now taken are, is now a very potentially contentious issue. turkey says they want to facilitate a mediator solution as now. the pressure is on turkey to seize the ship and to empower it during jones in istanbul. thank you. now, as a result of the russian invasion, many ukrainian teenagers had fled to germany there currently attending special classes to help them get used to live here. but after the summer holidays, some want to start in normal classes wit

it's not easy for turkey to get a visa for germany, which worries me, but i'd like to do it. i could get me the talk you soon. it became clear why she wants to leave it's a 50 lire for 2 glasses of tea. that's insane on at the moment. 2 glasses of tea for the equivalent of almost 3 years for the young psychology graduate, who works in a student advisory office that's unaffordable. and given how empty restaurants and cafes here are these days, she's not alone in that economics of it. i mainly want to go to germany for economic reasons, the same as all the other young people here. we a vessel olu. so at a grocery store in istanbul, the economist calculates the inflation rate every month, based on actual price increases over the past year. not the government's official rate like a can you use until the last year mill cost between $5.00 and $7.00, nero's right shown to 70 years and now it is. milk is 20 louis. it went up. yes. today, unfortunately, the non dr. either one is a lever of milk for $20.00, roughly one euro 20 loose. i believe that the official inflation rate of 70 per

ukrainian-russian war, because on the one hand, turkey is selling us symbolic bairaktars in this turkeyl integrity of ukraine, supports the crimean tatars, but on the other hand, there are examples of ukrainians trying to export grain through turkey and trying quite successfully . attack on syria and this is what we are achieving in principle. well, we, i can't say, we are journalists, we are just, uh, highlighting the topic. the fourth government is not. i am against calling it 4mm, but i am not a journalist. now we have our own function , and when it turned out that it is not the ladder that belongs to alpha capital, i became interested in how our ukrainian language is. and the ukrainian government and we want to preserve a-a this is not to immerse ourselves in euphoria from er-e zelenskyi who is not in the first war, therefore zelenskyi is the president a-a his office is the chancellery and the parliament, which does not seem to come out of the turbo regime and sometimes approves what require exceptional business purposes and are not always clear hello, which bills get there, which o

in the future, and turkey also made several statements regarding the expansion nato and in fact theref threat to block sweden and finland from joining nato if they do not fulfill their promises. we are talking about the extradition of those whom ankara considers to be terrorists. it is clear that such statements from the russian federation and iran also add a note of confrontation to relations with the west and at the same time , the minister of defense of turkey accuses greece of what they are talking about in the usa, and restrictions on the supply of f-16 aircraft to turkey . still in turkish and not only on the related common points that were discussed with russia and iran, but also on the i don't know this bit about the stone. so here we understand that not everything is smooth in those relations, can the west play on this, well, the west can play on many things the political will of the population as we have already mentioned , we can comment because i love and work in scandinavia there, i know finnish at a basic level but know it very well quickly, so i read their news swedish

the turkey had accused turkey companies of you, of well buying stolen grey. now turkey said they are investigating those claims. they all ready to cooperate. but this whole question puts, took in a very difficult position, is position itself is a balancing a facilitator to bring an end to this conflict has good relations with both moscow anc here, and it's also working to create a grain cordele to get these millions of tons of grain on till well market, given that there is a weld food shortage, but turkey now is in a very tight spot is on the pressure on that lee from kia. but it also will be facing pressure from moscow as well. very complex situation unfolding of dorian jones, our correspond as simple as got covered thanks very much turning on some other stories making news right now. following typhoon rescue teams near hong kong are searching for more than 2 dozen crew members of a ship. at the storm split in half official say 3 people were rescued from the engineering vessel. typhoon chapa made land fallen southern china. heavy, wind and rain are expected

regarding eh regarding this eh with wheat but eh in general in general that well turkey is interestedcreative a- ah of the middle east eh erdoğan said about this repeatedly, as you can see, he is building you there is a whole a construction that, in his opinion and in the opinion of his diplomats, will allow uh-uh to gradually lose odessa . well, let's see, in principle, this is such a complex, rather serious uh-uh operation. well, let's hope, i um- we still understand that uh-uh, turkey as a member of a- and the north atlantic treaty organization is our partner, if not an ally. well, unfortunately, not an ally. we would also like to be members of nato, and then we could say it in this way, but they are definitely our partner and