u i. e and other countries will sponsor the route. here's more of what you have to say. and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian aid efforts, fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and correspond to tanya kramer and jerusalem told us about the reaction from the israeli government. while we go to sort statement now from the is rarely foreign ministry saying that there were coming the decision to establish a maritime corey door that they were work with all those uh, organizing it. and it said that this initiative for the law more humanitarian aid coming into garza. but this one keep boy adult key point is also stresses that this will be, of course done of to a security checks that are carried out according to is really stunned. it's uh, this has been in the

from the forward in cyprus, the e, you will work together with the united states, the u i. e and other countries to ship food medicine and the equipment for shelter you when has one without more deliveries, gaza faces the threat of famine, a sign that loves that communications adviser for the norwegian refugee council. it is in jerusalem. i asked her, what difference a deliveries by c or mike? i think there's potential for a delivery by the to have a, a big impact. but our concern is that it's going to take 30 to 60 days to set up this a temporary port according to the united states government. and quite simply, the people of god do not have that time to wait. already there have been reports of 20 children dying as a result of starvation and dehydration in gaza. and starvation is quickly spreading . famine is, is looming and, and we need to be getting it in as quickly as possible. and the most efficient way to be getting a to in is through the crossings that already exist. and that have the capacity to have many more trucks that are currently going in there, hundreds of truck

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what the parliament just both of them a yes or the european parliament today has decided on the e u. a i x. and this piece of legislation is a decisive one for regulating the sector of artificial intelligence. and it is deemed to be the 1st one by a major regulator worldwide. that is debt comprehensive. and the principles which underlies there's this act is relatively simple. so the idea is the riskier the i system, the higher the threshold for regulation, and that goes as far as there are certain things that are being banned by these a i x. and then from there, they decide that x certain areas where they decide what kind of regulation is needed. and 2, for this act to enter into force has been decided today by the european parliament . but it still needs of finally approved that by the u. member states, which is supposed to happen in april and early then it will enter into force. and so give us a sense of what's going to change once it does enter into full what's, what's going to change for people living here in the european union? yes and for people in the european union, the european

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and the latest figures i have from the e. u. is it not? it's not about a 100, there has been air drugs. there have been some logical sense. of course, i know this maritime corridor. the whole goal here is to get more age in. but i think there are certainly calls at least review an official saying based court are simply cannot replace moreland access and those calls remain there for, for less restrictions to get land borders cross. and to get aiden in the traditional way. understood a that's a dw corresponding rosie richard. many facts of the month of ramadan is about to start a secret time of worship and reflection from muslims. but in war torn yemen and scarcity is overshadowing the holy time with food prizes showing and wages dropping . many families struggling to afford the basics, but the government says there is little that can do to bring down costs. samira invests a lot of time looking at goods and their price is at the store. as a mother of 11 children purchasing these goods is a burden. she lives in the city of ties in yemen. her h

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come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul. the california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and counties

is that around 210000000000 your all of russian financial assets are an e u. financial institutions accruing in for us. i mean that, and some of the leaders want them to be used to support your crime. but at the moment, this is just a discussion that will be ongoing. they haven't made a decision today, you know, some decisions. and so i'm thinking that can provide that that's on the jack parent and brought subject is always think well the gaps are narrowing. that is how you my secretary of state anthony blinking is describing is real into moss and the possibility of a ceasefire and gossip league and who have been in egypt for talks and thursday. so that's is real needs to do more to help increase the flow of age and to god. so he signaled some hopes saying that he still believes a ceasefire agreement is possible. we can says the gaps in there between is realism off, over the deal. here's the us secretary of state speaking. there's a clear consensus around a number of shared priorities. first, the need for an immediate sustained cease fire with a release of hostages. that would create space to search more

should certainly continue to demonstrate and thinking about the pressure miss celia i, we played some comments from the e. u foreign policy chief joseph, but i earlier who was saying that if the us is so concerned about the mountain dest told and gaza that they should send mess with it. and so i found those comments really interesting because you and experts have said that, you know, as well as stopping, sending weapons. there was so many other things that you know, policies to the convention on the prevention of genocide can do, you know, including sanctions. now, joseph, but a can criticize the us sending this to as well. but do you think that the you can also be doing much more in centurylink as well, in other ways? a so a think any state or a group of states that is worried about how israel is conducting this campaign in gaza. there are quite a lot of tools in their tool kit, one of which is of course, sanctioning and does just as a president biden. and put out an executive order a few months ago that allows him to sanction some of the violent westbank settlers, including is rarely officials who are inc

so i think germany is doing a lot, but by lot trulia, but also for you uh, from e u. uh structure. so i would say, but because 25 percent of anything you were being union does is german. and this we need to to see very clearly and i think it is very important. but on the of a, on the of a fund. um, what is even more important is that we understand our end goal and now, and the goal is that to green with this war and then we must do whatever it takes, whatever victory takes. and this might mean a and this means as a matter of fact to provide even more support, regardless how much support we provide now, because we are not here for any competition. who is, that's a friend of ukraine who's providing more and more support. we are here for ukraine to win this war. okay, so more could be done. you have cold, so bold defense and the tyrants decisions to strengthen that nato. can you tell us what exactly did you mean by that as well? i think that one is important on, on the, since the rest on this time does that put in is, has declared that he's ready. he's prepared for a long term confront

i. the e. u officials have been calling for a course down on india to impose of russian commodities. my colleagues ask is harlot tools with facebook person for india's ruling party, the b j. p. who put down how most go ons, new, daily doing business in defiance of the way the ratio appreciated his students and know you don't face all kinds of douglas and videos. right? yeah. the need for india, india, media for russia. the halls sector starting from defense starting from investment and i do cause a start date, strong investment in boy, starting the to a boy from russia. the important point in this is for india foreign policy. you may not rush she all the way very important. please not be any pressure from the list and board does not see any certificates or dictations from the rest of the work regarding it's at a time with russia or any other kind of default that might be able to continue to do engage with russia to explore those active in the off i will call them off the cream of defense, which has been really for long. but i do specifically want to ask you about a new dentist positi

not supporting the western position of the ukraine by no acting like a member of nato knew of the e u and i was also shocked by the way, the british ambassador to the slovak republic nigel baker spoke about the policy of the slow back government. imagine if our ambassador were to speak in london about the british government's policy and the british prime minister. i am amazed at the ambassador is surprised by my comments that the west does not support peace in ukraine. perhaps it would be better if he explained to the citizens of the u. k. the role played by former british prime minister boris johnson, shortly after the start of the war and ukraine. the influence of the ukrainian political leadership, not to sign the peace treaty with russia, which guaranteed ukraine and e u. perspective and military neutrality. well, the, you can master this space is the western countries world peace in ukraine, but claim, so back you are probably is, is it, it follows the prime minister of up at the feet says, comments slovakian does not want to send it. so just to ukraine in battlefield, he also said tha

thanks to successful style shops and the i act, the e u at least has a seat at the table alongside the us in china. for now, fish, humanity at large. the question remains, what kind of world are we building right now for ourselves? and for our children, i was holding a little baby leo, you know, he just turned 9 months old and looking to into his eyes and fixing video right now, his language abilities are much worse than chuck g. p for and he's never going to catch up. but i ever have 2 kids that are in middle school and i'm thinking that cable, that's what i should teach them about. so they kind of prepared for the a in a few future. how do we teach our kids to kind of build something like unique and individual? the machine is all something. it's all the bar this all assist us. so we're working together. so i think that's that's how i feel the and then they'll say value of shocking. yeah, that they'll say, failures complicated, even in these pivotal moments in these complex times, people always find a way the creative and resourceful on this uh, my son is already learning to colored.

but just if i can briefly, because even the e u as now describing gals as an opener graveyard, is israel losing international support from it's from it's a lie, significant support or is it just words to i believe when it comes to these western european countries, the likes of canada, australia they have taken stronger, stronger line against the israelis. i do believe that the public pressure is mounting and it is significant, even in the united states and do us fully backs this military campaign. it seeks to starve the population of cause of with israel, allowing them promoting them to do it and commit all kinds of massacres in the gaza strip. but it is election year. and as it is election year, their rhetoric has shifted already. we see that they're talking, they're using the word ceasefire. no, not really. what they mean is the same thing as before, that they want a 6 week pause, but they're using the word ceasefire. there had been people in the united states, like aaron bush now, who was in active duty member of the airport and burned himself a light in washington, dc for palestine.

so there must be a lot of pressure on germany, i think from other e u. countries to motivate this position because promises of age and that we're seeing this a package for egypt, for instance. what did we make of that to? all of this is very confusing and i think it's a bit suspicious. the timing of it. the easiest way to resolve the humanitarian crisis in guys, and this is what more than 28 agencies have already express is to open that off for the. yeah. and now where instead of opening that off of order, they're going all the way around to create all these ad drops proposing of his own to him. how allow ada infrastructure? it's, it's better, but it's an effective and there could be other uh, cynical reasoning photos you can discuss if you like. but it seems that the egypt has been silenced with this southern packages of 8. it starts with the $8000000.00 from the european union. and also a day before that the, the united that of interests signed the $35000000000.00 package to, for the development of, for us, of heck my to coastal the zone in egypt. so one must question why all of this hap

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come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service over 6 billion dollars bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying that cities and counties can'

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service says bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying that cities and

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service says bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed cities and counties ca

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and counties c

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system buil ing upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service says bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and coun

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service says bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and coun

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need >> for many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service bring over 6 billion dollars in bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and counties c

i would like to u tsuperiority e endurance help influence that.presentation of blue space capabilities against red space capabilities. top left is where we have lived for a second -- for a significant it is where we want to be. blue space superiority. of course, it favors u.s. and our allies and partners. the bottom left a space domain where neither blue or red can use space capabilities. i would argue this is a landscape that also favors the prc in the western pacific. words, we need our space capabilities to project the power that will be effective. the top right is a space domain where both blue and red can use space capabilities the way they want. one would also argue this favors the prc again, because of the localities in the western pacific. would love to talk more about this in the q&a section. finally, the bottom rightwhere , and of course it favors the prc. anything other than the top left has very high risk to the joint and our ability to project power. how do i increase the top left box while maintaining the domain for future usage? tha

it's actually much more, but it's hard to track all of these things and i know 93000000000 from the e. u members and 12000000000 from britain and anyway, you could go on and along with accounting billions of dollars. and each of these countries has a capacity against, for will their own population to continue sending these weapons. and yet it will, it's doesn't breed. success has with showing that they get rid of their own officials, such as victoria new ones, they'll, they'll bounce around with a golden power issue, but she represents a failed policy. but nevertheless, they are willing to continue funding one more after another, and it will take more decisive action by people here on the us handed the you to refuse these wars and really reject all of these politicians and vote one time after another. regardless of their campaign promises for the next war and the next funding bill, and they hide it, they speak against it, put out a press release against it, and then vote for it. all right, well leave it there. sarah flanders, international actions that are co director, sarah, thank you t

terrier all shop many different puppets, but at the end of the day, only one master, as i say, is all growing of the e u that ukraine could evolve into a hub for radicalism to spread just this past monday. the slow black interior minister revealed in 2022 a terrorist associated with this amik state, a man from touching cust on who held ukrainian residency. and to this device, you travel to germany, i went unnoticed by interpol investigation by the german output, billed as detailed how criminals benefit from the situation in ukraine by basically sneaking into the e u. the skies as refugees. let's get more and that's right now across by for the whole thread more correspond, come with the roku. to get details on this grades get you on the program tom, i mean look according to the build outlet and there are some that are making that way into the you a mid the mass migration and certainly some with a, a shady background right off the top of your head, your thoughts on that. this is what the executives step that i wrote in the article yesterday. the narrative that b r i s isis is involved in that. it's a very

u. a. e. important over the other side of the border in oman. but i think the worst of it potentially could be in abu dhabi. we're looking at maybe a year's worth of rain in 24 hours. so certainly that will cause some flooding by sundays thing should come down and begin to dry off is pushes across the gulf of online into southern iraq. this is going to produce a mountain sto, also moves into southwest august on there has been some flooding as of late, so we'll continue to keep tabs on that. for turkey a we're talking mountain snow. that cool breeze off the black sea means temperature is on the low side for this sound gear. disturbed weather for north west africa including bar, we could see up a months worth of rain here over the span of 24 hours. your temperature is slightly below where they should be for this time of the year. we've got a lot of rain coming into a gap on it's capital libra, ville. and as we dipped toward the south, it's accommodating south africa, including cape town at $25.00. the unique perspective that plays students up and does,

i say it's, it's terry and terry are all shot many different puppets. but at the end of the day, only one master upstairs are growing in b e u that ukraine could evolve into a hub for radicalism to spread just this past monday. the slovak interior minister reviews that in 2022 and total res i associated with these families, fate. madge on the types of his dad, who held a ukrainian residency. and that's lavon care, travel to germany and went unnoticed by in the poll and investigation by the german athletic build has detailed how criminals benefit from the situation. and you created by sneaking into the u. this guys as refugees were heard from alta and walker responded. it's almost 3 of us who says that by supporting key with weapons you politicians are taking a risk. so this is what the executives step that i wrote in the article yesterday. the narrative that b r i s i c is involved in that. it's a very nice method for them for the e u political additions, storm again, increase control. for example, france has already announced the highest other of terror, which means special possibilities for their security services and so on. and so they use for this nar

u. a. e. the facility of casa will take around 2 months to build as far as timeframe, as i mentioned, several weeks likely up to 60 days in order to deploy the forces and construct the the causeway in the end appear. in recent days, the us and some other countries have put in place and a drop operation of supplies into gaza. this resulting in a tragedy on friday, when a power of shoot did not open properly killing at least 5 people and injuring a number more. highlighting the criticism that it drop operations and maritime is an issue of last resort. are expensive and effective and run the risk of creating chaos on the ground. the measures, in this case, a united nation 6, but that appear to be more for domestic political benefit than real humanitarian relief. this my best educated guess is probably a performance to try and meet a domestic audience with elections around the corner, a temporary peer to enable a massive increase demonte mandatory assistance, getting you guys every day. the fact that president biden announce the new mission is state of the union speech. one normally centered on d

and like i did, other off of the quality of non e u products does not comply with european regulations. here it costs us twice as much to produce because of salaries loan if you rock receive. and because we produce better quality from other countries. they are sending products without controls and ruining salaries because we cannot compete. and on top of that, it is affecting us because they are poisoning us, sadly enough, paying for others, it has to be cheap in our way and not under some stupid orders imposed by the u. the same. so with a big european elections just 3 months away, this is an issue that clearly needs some virtue, signalling of its own on the part of european officials. well, if they don't want to hand even more power, disparaging populace parties across the block. now, already last week, some of those same euro deputies were doing that particular dance. the legislation gives the commission the power to take swift action and impose any necessary measures. should there be significant disruptions to the market or to the markets of one or more e u countries due to ukrania

come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks nest us here in san francisco. but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. prop one is a bipartisan bill that passed the house and senate proponents believe the prop will bring a major overhaul to california's mental health funding system building upon to recently established programs homekey in a room, key federal funding that has created 15,000 more beds for those in need. >> from many, many years, the issue of homelessness and mental health has been left to the counties and the cities alone to deal proposition one will create 11,000 more residential units. it will allocate a billion dollars for the veterans. mental health service says and over 6 billion dollars bonds to fix our mental health system. >> newsom says with proposition one, the state will have the workforce money that's needed saying cities and countie

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we have many meetings at the e, u and natal levels planned. so i really cannot understand these leaps forward. this is you that is called a is also a false jelly i'm told on housing fly. that's amazing in building. so there's going to other ways on the plane. part of the solution is using frozen russian assets to provide to new weapons systems. i'm sides, it's just galvan glo more. it's a 5 year also. so because it's time to declare that it's no way russia was the same time providing you. none of us support you claim it from italian. janice, i'm a week correspond andre, cd. you says lesson code, it is all framing because they love the united front. i think that's the word on her. the minister of the fence at our us seems to them all the problem of the west of the west, the college from now because of the words of the widow cross, they thoughts show us. that's the european court lead from the west. the quality assurance is not unique, that's about the, the, the question of u. k. so we see that's our existing, the fractions lights, the a lot of my fe

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piece of legislation and recognizing artificial intelligence on a file reaching scale came from the e u. d, i act i definitely kind of really admired european union for being essentially the, during the space they took on this kind of regulation very seriously before anyone else refer seriously or eunice intruders because come to brussels together with other stuff up founders. he wants to let politicians know that strong regulation could put smaller. you repeat employers at a disadvantage compared to the competition in the us in china. is 85. so do you remember seems to use a meetings like this are always a bit difficult because you say your piece and you never really know what reaction you're going to get a few new people with list of these. and of course, it's clear that cooperation within europe and with europe is important, but it's always hard to say how much we can achieve here in now the. ready ready job documents, shedra, that's kind of, you know, i've read and i could just talk and i was repaired, something like this. it's your sessions if you can decide where you want to sit. now, s

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and in paris, demonstrators were seen ripping b e u flag after the french president remarked, i on sending his troops the trade. some of the raleigh said that they would sacrifice their lives for nato's interests. and at the same time, the sub in president has commented on that the situation regarding e u. engagement in ukraine, saying that the crisis is set to deepen what you all know what this gets it draws here. there are many difficult situations ahead of us when the 1st question, the western thanks and ukraine. many people said it was never happened, but it wasn't. the airplanes were mentioned with many set. it never happened, but it did. now there are talks of west, some troops in new frames. some st will never happened, but it will happen is this, the cartoons and jeremy has come a long way. and now the dog face is painted on the weapons of war. children to the, you know, children via a youtube channel, apparently with helps to familiarize youth with ukraine's needs. and what i've tried, smith, i'm not sure why nobody's ever stopped by depression. what kind of sleep on the bubbles w

e u. j less likely to have to pay i think a lot of the pen, so the coming elections, there will be open elections and european union and to be honest, i'm not very helpful. that's the parties that are supporting this, this, this right. this human rights will be elected, of course we're seeing, even in my country there's, there's a tendency for very well and to democratic movements. so it's, it's a hope to say, it would be wonderful if it happens. it should be uh, into your opinion and human rights. there is one that actually it's not so difficult to change it because there's in the in the agreements between the countries. there just needs to change 1. 11 article needs to change because oh, the are all the other things are, you know, concerning human rights are regulations by, by that you tense really fighting that you're paying for rent. i shall join hands doctor the doctor. rebecca gone, puts fond of the engineers. a access on women on ways. thank you so much for having way. not to be ras, represented by them, has deliberately states that the union address, in addition to outlining those plans t

i going to go? but then listen, if we leave, then we'll leave him e y thought j u had left that for almost 2 years. and how did the change of the, i mean, from what i understand the military showed up and you didn't know what was right. how did things change then? how did you end up here? shall we say? it was last we were liberated by the russian army on the 17th of february. it was a bit of a shock for us because we were in the house at that moment. and we saw soldiers walking down the street. naturally, i was afraid that it was ukrainian troops retreating, that they were searching, running around the houses, looking for someone to shoot or something like that. have you seen anything like that before? did you even witness that? we heard of it, so you state for once, you're afraid that the some of the neighbors would say that you had a baby who we had practically no neighbors around us. where we were, there was one, maybe just a neighbor across the street. this. otherwise there was nobody there and they didn't know us. well, even if my father in law talk to them, it was just hello and good by that s

but as they have been doing that dance, i don't know how effective it is, but we're talking about resumes to saudi arabia, the u, a. e of egypt that depend very heavily on the united states for their own security . and that in the case of saudi arabia that are much closer to i think you've already really, sorry, security for me. what are the, you know, various regional threats, including including iran, but i'm not even lying around as close relations valid. be around, you informed me, is there a visited this out in the middle of the night? so i have to be out of the way. why is it this old middle, he's to think tags in washington believe the to the united states has some sort of umbrella helping, where i'm speaking to you from your on i'm going to invade the you a or south the heck. i know obviously the, the, the day time is between saturday. any ron, that's something that isn't saturdays. sorry. ruby is interest there's. there's no question about it. and i think it, it's not a coincidence that, that it was broken by china and a think it was a clear signal to the united states. but at the end of the day, you look at