moved the block closer to finding common steps to averting an energy crisis this winter, his e u commission president or fluff on the line. i'm very encouraged that we managed yesterday to close the latest rounds of hard biting sanctions against russia in record time. once again, we've moved fast and we have moved with force. we've made progress on the oil price cut with our enhanced export band. we continue to undermine put his ability to wage war in ukraine. and with our widened import van, we deprive him further of important revenues of brussels bureau chief alexander of phenomena is in prague. and she told me earlier about the unity between the european countries which helped them adopt these measures against moscow. well, i would say to, to, you has managed to stay united with its support for ukraine. and of course, with the sanctions that today are keeping us in introducing up on the line, spoke about the new round of sanctions that the leaders approved here at this is the package number aids aimed at closing existing loopholes and increasing the pressure on the regime in moscow, howe

the e u commission chief rosella vandalay, and said the move by russia quote won't change anything. and the u. k. new prime minister, less trust promise to ensure that russia would lose what she called an illegal war . so in response to all that, the russian president vladimir putin, bessie, delicate, and was regarding strategic security agreements, fly into the trash, shall we hear is the west defends, in order based on rules. where did these rules come from? who's ever seen these rules? solid deception, double already triple standards? it's easy to count on fools. russia is a 1000 year old civilization and it will not live by such false rules. the west uses suppression, exploitation, and enslavement instead of democracy. the unipolar world it is built is anti democratic, deceitful and hypocritical, through and through what he had. when we did hear from our former pentagon security analysts, michael maloof, he says, the world order is in upheaval. ukraine was only the instigator, it's been building for quite for many, many years. the u. s. has envision itself as the u. s. lead unipo

the u commission president has told emi peas, that member stays, need to step up. the security of their energy infrastructure was enough on the line also said the you is now ready to discuss a price cap on gas as prices sore, and winter approaches. oh, our correspondent max son followed the session and the european parliament today and send us his assessment the european parliament this time around has not adopted a final position on russia's aggression against ukraine yet. but from following the debates of the plenary, it seems evident that across political groups and across party lines, there is an understanding that russians claims to ukraine are illegal. they are null and voided. they don't change any facts on the ground. they're having some very strong statements by me piece some took to the stage to the podium, to call russia a terrorist state. now the common understanding seems to be that sanctions are needed. some political groups have been asking for more. in addition to that, the conservative block, for example, has been calling for weapons deliveries fro

other countries with some ripping off their head scarves and cutting their hair in solidarity e u commission purposes. the wonderland has already advocated for iranian women's freedom and their right to choose their attire. the u. a has already targeted some iranian senior officials as part of a new wave of sanctions in the wake of a means death accusing the country of a crackdown and deployed police to quote protests. while the us state department has stressed that the iran in internal affairs and now washington's focus earlier, we spoke to political alice and research a christopher halle who says that by supporting protests is only raining strengths . the west is pushing for regime change. this shift is part of the larger plan for the gym, change against the climate republic of iran provides the perfect opportunity for the, the west. the collectively to say, oh look at us with our liberal value. let's support these women on the streets. very small number of women in the cities on the street. and let's over 30 islamic republic. let's overthrow the iranian revolution. and let's carry out the

we'll take a look at how the u commission president lavonne de lion. so foster goes to find any legal basis for this feature of private property. so do stay tuned. for 15 people have been killed including 2 children and 40 more injured in a terrorist attack on a prominence, shiites, holy sides and the southern iranian city of shrubs. in officials report the number of 18 could rise. some of the wounded are in a very critical condition. i must warn you, some of the fallen images you may find disturbing. the attack on the 2nd largest she shrine in iran took place on wednesday evening at rest, allegedly belonging to an extreme sunny group opened fire on pilgrims near the entrance local police report. the attack was arrested and is being questioned by the other, which i think we were preparing for prayer. there was noise around us and we came out and then they were firing at us. so we came back inside. i realized something had happened to my leg. i looked at it and it was bleeding by like, an iranian state news agency said these lab mix states had claimed r

the u commission president has told emma piece that member states need to step up. the security of their energy infrastructure was left on the line also said the e u is now ready to discuss a price cap on gas as prices sore on the t. w corresponding mach thunder followed the day in the european parliament at stratford, the european parliament. this time around has not adopted a final position on russia's aggression against ukraine yet. but from following the debates of the plenary, it seems evident that across political groups and across party lines, there is an understanding that russians claims to ukraine are illegal. they are null and voided, they don't change any facts on the ground. they haven't very strong statements by any piece. some took to the stage to the podium, to call russia terrorist state. now, the common understanding seems to be that sanctions are needed. some political groups have been asking for more in addition to that, the conservative block, for example, has been calling for weapons deliveries from countries like germany and france to send tank

the e u commission of home offense admits the black market. the weapons already supplied the ukrainians, thriving as though that she has full trust in the re key of manages the weapons. see from the europe hall. soft of report that the organized criminal groups are being more and more violent. this is the threat. so as i was security and we have to address this elicit firearms. we know from experience from the foremost boy. and you said we can still see weapons coming from from this area course, i trust ukrainian military. they are really using their weapons in the right way. you 30 percent of weapons already sent to ukraine, ended up on the bass, will fail according to a partially retracted c. b. s. report. the bye didn't ministration alone has provided us with more than 1400 anti aircraft. systems have 810000 grenade launches on 60000 rounds of ammunition and investigation back in april by your uphold the law enforcement agency shows illicit weapons from ukraine had been falling into the hands of european organized crime group. posing a pote

the u commission president also found a lie and has urged member states to stress test their energy infrastructure following suspected sabotage on pipelines, linking russia to germany last week. ah, and for more this, i'm no joined bar correspondent, mcsaunder, who is in strasburg, whether you will be in parliament is meeting max. what's the a european parliament's response to the illegal annexations of ukrainian land? right gad. so the, the overwhelming sentiments across political groups across party lines here, an inch ta spoken to your parliament seems to be that this illegal annexation of these 4 regions. and ukraine is indeed illegal. it's null and void. it means nothing but a further escalation of proteins war and ukraine and some, any piece of even take to the point in today, a calling on the russian government or russia at terrorist state. so it seems that everybody here agrees that this indeed is a nothing that can happen that not is nothing that can be accepted and that ukrainians need for the support. there have been, however, some disagreements and what is the key priority here, right

u commission chief had nothing more than hypocrisy. i'll call it the way it's sickening that block receipt. you know, that's how i would term it. we all remember the bombing here in 1099. they did a civilian infrastructure, they literally threatened to carpet bomb upgrade, the capital of serbia, and other cities. they literally said this with her and fax it to come to terms to set their terms. they did not press the side, they support even ukraine, here or in serbia, meaning priest in the kosovo albanians to do, you know, to fill their part of the agreement the supposed to. so they are actually better responsible or what's happening, both in ukraine and in kosovo. and you know, we had petrol porter shank or the former president of ukraine, literally saying a couple of months ago that actually ukraine had no intent on fulfilling. it's part of the mens agreement. they were just buying time to get ready for war. moving on from the past and looking to the future. that's how the syrian president has describe the reconciliation of relations

he believes the words of the e u commission chief and nothing more than hypocrisy. i'll call it the way it's sickening that block or see, you know, that's how i would term it. we all remember the bombing year in 1099. they did target civilian infrastructure. they literally threatened to carpet bomb belgrade, the capital of serbia, and other cities. they literally threaten us with terror attacks in order to come to terms to accept their terms. they did not press the side, they support even ukraine, here or in serbia, meaning priest in the course of albanians to do, you know, to fill their part of the agreement as opposed to so they are actually better responsible for what's happening both in ukraine and, and cost of all and you know, we had petrol porter. shank was a former president of ukraine, literally saying a couple months ago that actually ukraine had no intent on fulfilling. it's part of immense agreement. they were just buying time to get ready for war or that's it. for now, here without international, so good to have your company. thank you for sharing a tim

later in the program, we'll take a look at how the u commission president this lavonne de lion. so foster struggles to find any legal basis for the seizure of private property. so do stay tuned for that. moving on now 15 people have been killed including 2 children and 40 more injured in a terrorist attack on a prominent shiites holy sides in the so the iranian city of shiraz, rain, and officials report the number of victims could rise as some wounded and critical condition. i must warn you from the falling images are disturbing the attack on the 2nd largest she i shrine in iran took place on wednesday evening. a terrorist allegedly blowing into an extremist sunny group opened fire on pilgrims near the entrance local police report. the attacker was arrested on his currently being questioned. one survivor described what he experienced inside the mosque. although, we were preparing for prayer, there was noise around us when we came out, then they were firing at us. so we came back inside. i realized something had happened to my leg and i looked at it and it was bleeding. and irani

u commission. verse law vander, liam. and she talks about basically the, the potent affected and what's happening here with the issue and his need for oil. it is because of quoting and his war that the energy prices are high, gas prices are high, electricity prices are high. that is the price he wants us to pay. so we have taken many steps in the past already to address the skyrocketing prices. just to give you a figure of we have been able not only to get rid of russian coal overall, but also till the end of the year we will line down russian oil to 10 percent of what we initially had. and if you look at the gas supply, the biggest factor at the beginning of the war of all imported gas, russia had 40 percent. now we're down to 7.5 percent within 7 months. simon. so she said at the beginning of the invasion of ukraine, that the you depended on russia for 40 percent of its gas is now down to 7 and a half percent. couple of questions. what does it mean in europe where you are, when they can't get the gas, but to what does i

we'll take a look at how the u commission, presidents live on the lion. so foster girls find any legal basis for the seizure of private property. so do stay tuned with us. in the news 15 people have been killed including 2 children and 40 more injured in a terrorist attack on a prominent, shy holy sides in the southern iranian city. of shiraz, the reigning officials report them were victims could rise. some are wounded in critical condition. we must warn you the following images you may find disturbing. the it's like on the 2nd largest she i shrine in iran took place on wednesday evening. that's her wrist, allegedly belonging to an extremist study group, opened fire on pilgrims near the entrance. local police reports the attacker were arrested and is being questioned. a survivor described what he experienced inside the mosque. although our division and we were preparing for prayer, there was noise around us and we came out then they were firing at us. so we came back inside. i realized something had happened to my leg. i looked at it and it was bleeding.

why you see the e u commission president, also, i found an lion and a ukraine's prime minister. denise, me, ha, a meeting here. it is to coordinate this effort. this is what everybody hopes to see coming out of this conference with very strong words. firm ally shows this morning in his introductory address. he reminded that this was russia's vicious war against the ukraine, or if he reminded also that this war was intensifying or so is the use of kamikaze, a drones over a civilian infrastructures. so it was a reiteration, a repeat of what he had already said, that germany was supporting ukraine 2 hours now. and also in the future to doing a to add this war. it's as or something that are, are also left on the lion as sad saying, oh, so that the ukraine's recovery a must be embedded in ukraine's accession to the a european union. i because ukraine has the, the status of candidate to join the european union. so all that is being discussed today with their hope that dease coordination will finally emerge. so as for the recovery found to finally reach ukraine, it was noticeable and t

washington would not recognize the new boarders, and promised to provide more aid to ukraine, the e u commission chief ursula vandal and said the move by russia was quota. well, it might actually change anything, she said, and the u. k. is a new prime minister less trust promised to ensure that russia would lose what she called an illegal war. in response to russian president vladimir putin. bessie delegate was regarding strategic security agreements, fly into the trash, shall we hear is the west defends in order based on rules. where did these rules come from? who's ever seen these rules? solid deception, double already triple standards? it's easy to count on fools. russia is a 1000 year old civilization and it will not live by such false rules. the west uses suppression, exploitation, and enslavement instead of democracy. the unipolar world it is built is anti democratic, deceitful and hypocritical, through and through by the other customer when they, when it hair earlier from a former pentagon security analyst, michael maloof, he says, the world order is in upheaval. ukraine was only the inst

disagreements showing through the cracks of relations among european countries themselves. despite the u commission, chief's claims of unity among the block. there were 44 countries united discussing the challenge herself today, and it showed how much russia's isolated by now the new e u political community and invention of french president emanuel mac holds, consisting of the 27 nation block. and 17 other countries most of which aspire to join the e. u has just wrapped up is inaugural p. r. exercise in prague. now the whole point of this event in prague, prague castle seemed to be to convince onlookers of european unity particularity in favor of ukraine. and against russia, while papering over any other cracks in the solidarity facade. it. so the kind of thing that's been happening a lot lately within the, you know, we all know people like this in our own lives. they arrive at a party. it's all lovey dovey, kissy kissy and you know, darn well that in the car just before they got there. they had a huge blow up all just this week. for example, as brussels adopt an 8th round of anti russian sanctions

the president of the u commission said russia's attacks on infrastructure are pure acts of terrorism, or at least 40 people have been injured in sudan during protest. marking one years since prime minister, abdullah ham doc was deposed the military takeover halted su. don's democratic transition following the over through obama database year in 2019 the if you open government and rebels from the northern te gray region had begun talks in south africa. these are the 1st formal negotiations since war broke out 2 years ago. the african union is mediating the discussions. a funeral procession has been held for palestinians killed during and is really army raid in the occupied west bank. a prominent leader of the arm group lyons den was among the victims. the is really military entered, nablus on monday night, sparking protests at least 5 people were killed in the city and another palestinian was killed near at. i'm a luck. those are the headlines on al jazeera up next. it's inside stored a by ah, me and the army as strikes on an ethnic armed groups, celebration kill dozens of people. righ

the e u commissions proposal on the gas price cap is like going to a bar and telling the bar tender you want to pay half price for your beer. not going to happen. customers can reduce energy prices, only diversification and competition can. and that is the leader to that well in the night last night, desperately want everyone but you know, especially russian president, why recruiting to retain from its energy crisis. meeting is the everyone is united . but anyone listening to what victor or von said there, for example, can tell that there's really no consensus among all of these members states. and the idea of a christ kept that you can dictate to the world how much they can charge you for energy is exactly the kind of arrogant, counterproductive ideological fantasy that while you'd expect from the block to the point where some of them like hungry and germany are just not waiting around for this brain dropping to fully ripened, but other than their unity propaganda. already have no actual results report from their meeting except to that they agreed to keep working on any rank you europe

u. s. securities and exchange commission all for an instagram post. the stock is worth one point. $8000000000.00 had advertised a crypto currency called e max tokens, while failing to disco disclose when she got paid for it, she is not the only celebrity to be fine for pushing crypto back in 2020 at to steven seagal has to pay over $300000.00 for a similar stump promoting bitcoin to gen, digital assets. yes, box of floyd may weather and music produce a d. j colored also on this list in 2018, they were both fined for promoting investments in sentra, another crypto currency company. so for more on this rebates, it's a turn to that entertainment journalist k j matthews. in los angeles. great, are you on the program? k j? why are celebrities? i think it's a pleasure. what. why do they seem so keen to get involved with crypto currencies? well, you know, i think the question better question is why are they keen to get involved? anything that they get paid for may not actually be buying the product themselves. crypto currency has been all the rage for a few

u. s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially galling cur to a whole host of people. villages in northern france have been badly damaged after tornadoes. talk through the region of powder kelly. the storm ripped off a church roof down trees and power lines and displaced dozens of people. authority say, one person was injured. a kenyan police say they mistakenly shot dead. a prominent pakistani journalist who has fled his home country to avoid sedition charges. are shad sharif supported the former prime minister imran khan and has been critical of the current government and the military. laura bud manley has more fuller, pock assoni prime minister emron khan with one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about whom of investigative journalist arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many

u. s. helsinki commission, among others. she knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day . so was was, i think especially gall, incurred to a whole host of people. and obviously we've seen these, these protests of people who are clearly unhappy with what he's done, but other is there a section of a people inside the country who support what he's doing? sure, obviously i mean, the supporters of the crowd, nationalist h, d z, are very happy as is the government and gratiot, who disproportionately sort of work to engineer this entire process. i mean that the prime minister, of course, has been very explicit about the fact that he has worked very, very closely with christian meant to ensure that this law would be imposed. which is also part of the reason why the vast majority of the volume public is so outraged about what has happened here because they, they sort of believe that this is e

u. s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of illegitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially gall, incurred to a whole host of people. a kenyan police say they mistakenly shot dead. a prominent pakistani journalist who had fled his own country to avoid sedition. charges are shut, sharif supported, former prime minister in ron conn, and has been critical of the current government and the military laura burden. manley has more former pakistani prime minister iran con, was one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about home of investigative journalist, arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many appraising sharif is a man who dedicated his work to end in corruption and challenging the political elite. in an earlier tweet, emron con, wrote, he is deeply shocked, and that sharif paid the ultimate price for speaking the truth. he says the

u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year. this is a problem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league. there were coaches accused of sexual relationships with players of showing pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then. hired by other teams. it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments. we have to remember that these cultures to ride women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform yet another, uh, cutting example of sport reflecting society many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality. us soccer calls the f

u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year.s is a problem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league coach is accused of sexual relationships with players of showing pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then hired by other teams. it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments. we have to remember that these cultures derived women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform yet another, uh, cutting example of sport reflecting society many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality. us soccer calls the findings heartbre

u. s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially galling cur to a whole host of people the u. s justice to bob and says he's charged 2 suspected chinese intelligence officers. washington says there was involved in an alleged plot to disrupt a federal probe into the chinese tech giant hallway and justice department separately and as charges against 4 other chinese nationals. it's accusing them of trying to get hold of sensitive technology. im using the cover of an academic institute that enjo castro has more from washington dc. these 2 o and chinese agents try to bribe a u. s. law enforcement official into giving up sensitive and secret documents regarding the u. s. is a legal legal strategy in its prosecution of huawei, but that in fact, this u. s. government official was a double agent who was working under the

a plan to see europe through the wind. european commission has set out proposals aimed at raining in surging energy prices across the u. among the ideas put forward by the commission as the signing of joint gas supply contract. but not included in the cap is not included is a cap on gas prices. the idea has split member states with germany making its opposition clear. it doesn't want to scare off is new suppliers. your leaders will discuss the proposals later this week. much explain more about what the european commission is proposing. here's our correspondent in brussels. terry schultz. well, european commission, chief ursula vander lion, is pleading with countries to cooperate more in bringing down energy prices as we head into winter. now, what she made her priority in the package of proposals she unveiled to day was that countries make joint purchases of gas. she says when they're competing against each other for gas contracts, it's just driving the price up for everyone. butter lion says this will also be an advantage for suppliers if they get larger contracts, and she's talking about reliable suppliers in her wo

so today we will propose to ban all russian oil from you wrote the head of the european commission, s u f on the line served as german defense minister for 6 years. doesn't she realize what the ban on russian oil and gas means for her home country? and in fact his i'm telling hamish is i to one about and also washington dispute on doors front of christie's as long story short and bookshop due to somebody's got my family's publish quote. mm hm. yeah, nah, stream eyes with fiber. optics dawson daemon, latrice book, this will also be endorsed on the festering building just once the middle all skin the bavarian industry association showed that if russian gas supplies were completely cut off, germany would lose 5 and a half 1000000 jobs, as well as 12 percent of its g d p, that's 500000000000 euros. after you go to limit customer weakness, would you still equal, bumps up or are should be doing the auto do for them to at the board? doesn't i tried to do that. i'm wanted those that greeting so i was late for kids. it wasn't that they wanted to see it supposed to was dogs that i knew about for

usually the nuclear jill should be put on hold. iran has membership on the status of women commission in the u. n. the most important institution in the u. n . for gender equality, iran should be ejected from that. there needs to be costs and there's still needs to be a lot more done and a can be done on the international stage before we can give us and say there's nothing that the world can do. the supreme leader, the ayatollah hominy, has claimed that these protests are being controlled by foreign governments. how do you read that claim? this man has been in power as a decades. he's unelected, and he holds absolute power over the entire country. i wanted the chance that you constantly here among massive protest, different facets of society, is debt to dictate our debt to honey. so this is lanet republic have been calling for, for years. it's been saying that all these protests are somehow spurred by outside powers. but there's hundreds of thousands of people that are risking their lives to come out into the streets. they're the ones that live in that country and under that government. and th

u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year.blem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league. there were coaches accused of sexual relationships with players of showing pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then. hired by other teams . it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments. we have to remember that these cultures arrived women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform yet another, uh, cutting example of sport reflecting society many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality. us soccer calls the findings heart

a number of thing from the department of planning xhichlgz history u preservation commission and zoning administrator i did not count moum approvals there are that would be good to have that is something to 3 out 30 types of approvals that could be paled to the board of appeals. i wanted to put that out there to you to have that list and nltdz where those decisions come from. and definitely available for questions you may have on any of those types of approvals or the procedures surrounding them. >> commissioners, question sns >> can we talk now. >> and we are on video. sfgovtv fixed the issue. >> not tonight. >> could you supply us with a glossary of acronyms. we were throwing around nsr tonight and i remember when i first signed on, took me 6 months when i finally had the courage to say what is an nsr then i knew. but would you be kind top provide a most used glossary of acronyms? happy to. we have one in the department and i don't think it happy update in the years but it is a start at least that will be good practice to update that and provide that. >> and -- so -- we upon don't get

u. s. securities and exchange commission said that she had failed to disclose. she was being paid a quarter of a $1000000.00, the advertising emacs tokens. she also agreed not to promote crypto asset securities, the 3 years ah, this is al 0. here are your headlines. the lower house of russia's parliament has approved moscow's claimed annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. the laws formerly incorporate the regions of her son done yet go hands ken's upper region into the russian federation. as follows referendums in these areas just over a week ago when moscow said people voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. iran supreme leader has spoken for the 1st time since mass demonstrations spread across the country, ayatollah ali harmony says that he feels heart broken by the death of masa mimi. but he criticized what he called plan to protest this corner. she blames the u. s. in israel, for the biggest protests, iran has witnessed in years 22 year old army died after she was detained by the morality police for violating headscarf rules in extra charge that ar

u. s. sanitary commission doctor in frederick, maryland. he talked to a lot of confederates when they occupied frederick. they said, they all believe in themselves, as well as in their generals and are terribly in earnest. he thought they were pretty tough. one of the things the confederate army has that is a big strength, most of the soldiers in the army are combat veterans. they are experienced combat veterans. they are trained combat veterans. lee has a very small and very good command team. two essential wings. the confederate congress does not yet allow army corps to be formed. the right-wing, left wing. they are commanded by james longstreet and stonewall jackson. to supper rear commanders. they have a really strong command team. as the campaign cut -- the problem for quartermaster's like william elder manifest themselves. they grow to immense proportion. if we can only get enough for men to eat here i don't believe generally's army can be whipped. he is very confident. but, he cannot get enough for them in the eight. that is going to

we requested the urgent intervention of the european commission and a v. u member states against threats of bands. high tariffs or sanctions on russian alimony him which represent an imminent and vital threat to the european elementary industry. russia, producers around 6 percent of the world's aluminum. one of the few russian resource is not yet affected by western sanctions. and then since the start of the conflict in ukraine and the 1st sanctions against moscow, europe actually increased its imports of russian aluminum by 13 percent compared to the previous year. and the netherlands have recently gone even further releasing 91 companies from requirements to comply with anti russians. sanction authorities have allowed dozens of russian ships carrying food and aluminum to enter the country. sports with some companies granted the right to purchase energy from former gas from subsidiaries. professor richard warner says the potential ban on russian aluminum is a us lead initiative, which would harm the use economy elementary school are. i'm another example. an