u. k. being slightly removed away from the routes that the european union has had with trump of the tyrants, he'll be able to offer more conciliate, free, towed to the trump administration in order to be able to find the best possible solution for security in ukraine. that will a fact old old powers will be happier with suddenly than they are now. okay, thank you. sonya, you're gonna thank you for that reporting from london. we'll continue the conversation with benjamin talus, who's the director of the democratic strategy initiative, the think tank. joining us from berlin, thanks for your time. can all of this be done without ukraine having a seat at the negotiating table as well? that's certainly a big question, but just let me give a little context here because having been in munich over the weekend, i think it's extremely important not to write transatlantic alliance off too soon. the trump administration has put various different options on the table and will several of them back the you repe

u. k. being invited to low into that now the case prime minister kit, stall them up, put things together. plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what salma was like to do. your must play its role. i'm prepared to consider committing purchased forces on the ground along side up as if there was a last in piece of agreement. but the must be a us back stop. because a us security guard said, this is the only way to effectively, to, to russia from attack. can you create a good? but okay, so let me say with god bless you ripped, always he's going to need the us as a back stop. well too many cooks, boy the broth, that's what we heard from the us special and boy chief calla guntee. he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president macro and holding not meeting saying you needs to spend more money on defense stuff. also what we heard from this level and delay in the europ

u. k. being invited to loan to that. now the phase prime minister kids, selma, putting together plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what style mode would like to do. your must play its role. and per pet consider committing british forces on the ground along side of those. if there is a last thing piece of agreement. but the must be a us box stop. because i us security guards a, this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case selma saying with god bless you rip, always he's going to need the us as a box stop. well too many cooks for the broth, that's what we heard from the us special and boy chief calla guntee. he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meeting saying you need to spend more money on defense stuff . also what we heard from this level and delay in the european commission president saying peace thr

u. k. being invited to a loan to that. now the phase prime minister kids, selma, put things together, plans to send, keeping true to ukraine, that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what style mode was like to do. your must play its role. and per pet consider committing purchased forces on the ground. alongside up as if there was a last in piece of agreement, but the must be a us box stop. because i us security guard said this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case selma saying with god bless europe always, he's going to need the us as a back stop. well, too many cooks for the bras. that's what we heard from the us special and boy chief calla guntee. he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president my quite a holding not meeting saying you need to spend more money on defense stuff. also what we heard from this level of delay in the european commission president saying peace through str

u. k. being outside of the european union can find the ways of trying to consolidate those voices around the defense. so the continent as well as the defense of ukraine and try know for a package that would be amenable to of both d. c and to ukraine as well. with that in mind as well, that have also been strong, remind is 2 european leaders that europe simply has to do more to step up its defense. and even though there was that offer of that continued return is judging a countries around europe to commit more to defense in order to protect the continent with facing a generational challenge when it comes to national security. obviously, the immediate question is the control of ukraine. and we must continue to put your training in the strongest possible position, whatever happens next, a to make sure that if the is pace and we'll, we'll face. but it is the last thing. i think there's a bigger piece here as well, which is that this isn't just about the from slide. and ukraine is the front line of eu

u. k. being invited to a loan to that. now the case prime minister kids, selma, putting together plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down well with everyone. but here's what selma would like to do. your must play its role and per pet consider committing british forces on the ground. a long side off is if there is a last in piece of agreement, but the must be a us box stop. because i us security guarantees. this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case thomas saying with god bless you ripped, always he's going to need the us as a back stop. well, too many cooks, boy the broth. that's what we heard from the us. special and boy kellogg. and he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meeting saying you needs to spend more money on defense. that's also what we heard from this level and delay in the european commission president saying peace through st

u. k. being involved in shaping an ex walsh. all right, ramadan, the allows the head of research at the cost of our center for security studies. thanks so much for joining us. an algebra. good to hear your perspective. thank you . great to be with you. the german chancellor, olaf schultz and his main rival, friedrich murtz, have faced off in the 1st major debate ahead of the parliamentary election or to see to you is currently leading in the polls. a fierce debate on migration has been spurred on by the far right alternative for germany party, which is pulling and 2nd place folders will head to the pools in 2 weeks time. dominic came joins us now from berlin. dominic migration was the big topic in this debate. what did we hear from the candidates? so yes, being the big topic in this campaign so far, no surprises that dominated the debates. more than a 3rd of a lot of time to this single issue. and we heard varying views about how to deal with migration in this country from the to policy lead us the shots of the said he couldn't

u. k. being invited to loan to that. now the case prime minister kit selma, putting together plans to send peacekeeping troops to ukraine. that didn't go down. well, with everyone, but here's what style mode would like to do. your must play its role. i'm prepared to consider committing purchased forces on the ground, alongside up as if there was a loss to increase the agreement. but the must be a us box stop. because a us security guard said, this is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good but case tell me say would god bless europe always. he's going to need the us as a back stop. well too many cooks, boy the broth. that's what we heard from the us. special and boy keys kellogg. and he might be white because they couldn't come up with a plan that they could all agree on. we have the usual folks like president backorder holding not meetings saying you needs to spend more money on defense stuff. also what we heard from this level of delay in the european commission president saying peac

of those questions was, how many troops they may be willing to put forward in any kind of a peacekeeping operation. and as you mentioned, the, the u. k prime minister keeps telling us already indicated that u. k would be prepared to offer troops. so a lot going onto the next few days, diplomatically. and charles is of course, a lot of moving parts on the front lines to with russian for this is advancing on pos, involves the troops happening while there's no less often before i say no, absolutely. according to crate, it all made, of course we call it, she verify. there's this thing that there's been an optic in attacks by russian forces over the last few days, double the amount of attacks that they've seen in recent weeks. a lot of that. so those attacks concentrating on that child or pop trucks with a huge strategic and bonuses a transport all it has a railway. ready cab most of the people we understand of either being evacuated or i've left ukrainians was saying that they had re taken control of a small village close to fall cross over the last 20. ready hours, but they've very much up against it. the it is, it is the interesting th

u. k. b, u could be the next targets. but asian, a 1st law is nelson, long, safe drums, no nonsense approach. could have a positive effect. where i think president trump is uh, very much used to giving out sweats to people. uh, but uh uh, i believe by the end of the day, monday talks. and he is a more pragmatic than anyone else in terms of protecting his own country's interest . he has all the rights to protect his own country's interest and so does everyone else. so i keep saying that when a donald trump says he's going to make america great again, every country has the right to make their own country great. all right again. so it's a matter of the, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and its relations with other countries. the good thing about the trump administration is that it has announced that they are there to solve trade issues. it's more business oriented, at least about monday. it's not about military innovation. it's not about was a and this, that's the case. i think it provides more grou

u. k. to should be police and that sort of thing. now, in order to answer this question, let's 1st get the conditions under which such a question would be absolutely appropriate. these conditions will come then i as a person who is in public service and works directly for the state, will be ready to answer such a question. for now, we have only one task to survive and preserve our country. people are familiar with him as he left the country is armed forces from 2021 all the way up to february 2024. in fact, ukrainians trust him a lot more than the current leader. just look at these numbers. so even rumors that his popularity was one of the reasons that likes to removed him from the top military job and send him to the u. k. that's. and because it literally was open about the fact that the war has reached the stalemate, and the breakthrough was on the likely just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. there will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough showed the time

so that's it for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u, i'm genocide to him to be the by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch with social media of his thoughts, sense of a new a country and a drawing channel going on, going to be hon dot com to let you know that a sense of going underground see monday the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, we are not only at the trash world of navy in the international relations, but also instrumental because if you look back to the, let's say 3000 to use the humanity dropped in all aspects from economy to military, to health, etc. but not often they will once they're in such an event, just as we have witnessed within the last 10 years. the the good good. i think goes on that. that's good. you're good. yeah. i think we took the same glass that the biggest truck hit by the yeah, i was, i did see a baby. if you can say the desk crowds, that's why i bed nato offices who made this video and ukraine were amazed. they got caught in a real wall with.

so that's it for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u, i'm genocide to him, to be to by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch my last social media of it. so it says video country and there's one channel going on. the going to be on the com to let you know there's a sense of going under going see you monday the we are not only at the threshold of a move you need to a national relations, but also instrumental because if you look back to the, let's say 3000 to use a different magnitude dropped in all aspects, from economy to military, to health, etc. but not all of the in the old months, there seems such an effect this destiny has witnessed within the last 10 years the, the one woman is killed and 10 of the civilian. so in just in a ukrainian attack on the don't by city of monkeys, the residential area is all hits and a fine breaks out. and then upon the block also ahead there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base and the bangladesh, the prime min

and a lot can be said about the u. k. in the european union, but they've never put their money where their mouth was. and i don't agree with the war, and i don't agree with what the us did and creating this proxy world with russia. i think it was a mistake. and i think it hurt relations that frank, we're going to take a long time here. but at the same time, we still put up $2300000000000.00 to the, to easily 50 or, or $75000000.00 that came out of the out of europe is i don't believe that they have a stake as high as united states, nor do i believe that they can create peaceful borders and ukraine that, that, that ukraine seats. i also believe that with the us there it's, it's a disadvantage of the european union because i don't believe that trump and, or the incoming administration's if a were able to get the safe and secure elections in united states, will have an appetite for waste. and nobody in the united states wants to be at war with russia. and frankly, there's much more to be gained by having a partnership with r

be. and having a partnership with the country like ukraine. so is there's no, there's no benefit for i think the people of ukraine to have the u. k. come in to be able to suck all the rare earth metals. but i do believe that there is a benefit to the united states and in a lot of different ways because with the right leadership in the united states, i think the partnership between russia and the united states could be very, very powerful. what sort of this into the mix as well? us secretary of state, marco rubia, he's bought his presidents exasperation with love them years lensky. i think that you prince the fact the leader lied. following talks between washington on cuba, on a mineral c. i think president trump is very upset at present zelinski and i and some case, and rightfully so. look, number one, joe biden had frustrations as the landscape. people shouldn't forget that the newspaper articles out there about how he cursed adam and a phone call because the lensky, instead of saying thank you for all your help, is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting. i think the 2nd thing is, frankly, i

so that's it for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u, i'm genocide told him to be the by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then keeping touch my will as social media of his thoughts as a video country that want channel going on, going to be hon dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground scene monday. the if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does, can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the, you ready to come along the top of the headlines here with all the international, another hostage swap between hamas and israel is set to take place any moment. now, as we cover the developments here on our team, we speak with a palestinian man who was released earlier about why he and others were imprisoned in the 1st place. under the wash, i was a military activist, but there were others who arrested simply for expressing rejection. of the occupation, the throwing stones or participating in

be an exception to larry. well, because and thank you charlotte. that's it. for the show, well we were trying to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u um, genocide told me to be the by not to about his book being jewish, often destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch by little a social media results as of a new a country and a drug channel going other going to be hon. they'll come to watching you and all the episodes are going on to go and see him under the the . there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world will receive re washington press for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to living on campus. that includes propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better. the answer is will be such element as o

be an exception to larry. welcome and thank you. sure. that's it. for the show, we were trying to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u k. u of genocide to him to be the by not to about his book, being jewish after the destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch with social media of his thoughts, sense of a new a country and a drawing channel going on, going to be hon dot com to let you know that sense of going underground see monday the we are not only at the trash world of media the international relations, but also instrumental because if you look back to the, let's say 3000 to use the humanity dropped in all aspects from economy to military, to health, etc, but not often they will, once they're seen such and even that just as we have witnessed within the last 10 years, the the when i was here position, i was suggesting we bomb bell. great. i would suggest.

sure. sunset for the show will be returning to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u. i'm genocide to him to be to by not to about his book being jewish after the destruction of gaza, a reckoning until then. keep in touch with social media of his thoughts as video country. and there's one channel going on. going to be on the com to let you know there's a sense of going on the go and see you. monday. the muscle americans today are on forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the, the guy, yearly village spoke to us with them and we, we still forward the inquiry disregard, you know, swim face is, i mean, nation which is reinforced with the defeated uranium that has a special capacity to spend the tree pro my new car safety point of view, there is no radiological, the or even and nothing is significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of a dead where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanistan. they may soon appear in ukraine with thousands of square kilometers of already bei

u. k. it's a waste of huge amounts money, which could always be used in the usa, an old a u. k. if you're talking about here in order to provide good public services. oh, it's a comp time. so there's always a cut down, borrowing, not least because we have a huge um, national debt, friendly faith to reduce it i don't think that that's something that, you know, president trump should be demanding because i think, you know, ukraine's reach is i, i imagine that means the mineral wealth, an oil and gas which is in the don't pass should be made available to the west and in return for west to. so this is, it is basically the suggesting that the west will continue to give you crane weapons. and then we will take oil and gas and minerals from ukraine on anything that's the right course of action. i think we need to end the war and they shouldn't be any conditions on it. and they said shouldn't said they shouldn't be the, the west should not be trying to plug in the ukraine's mineral resources in return for keeping the wall going. well, we need to think about people's lives and stopping t

u. k. we must be immediate. the do talk to the beam of what is actually being happening. and also we must put proper controls in place, as i've said to you. we do not test the necessary manpower knoll the necessary controls to go and inspect what happens with the weapons waiting they are sold and how we can prevent those weapons from being sold on the hunt. the end users control certificates that we have. so more money must be given to making c a, c. c. it must be empowered to be able to do each job. and more importantly, an overview must be, must be done about what has happened in the past, so that we can keep those broken, the undertaking sorts of advocates make folks in terms of our domestic legislation and also in terms of international conventions accountable. and secondly, that we make sure that a company such as our, i'm mental, which is a huge conglomerate manufacturing, especially munitions in germany. but it is owned by black crow, which is the largest shell from the united states of america. they explode a lot, knowledge, the amount of relations now from so aft

be an exception to larry. welcome and thank you charlotte. that's it for the show. well we were talking to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u. k. u um, genocide told me to be there by the to about his book being jewish, often destruction of guys a reckoning until then keep in touch by little as social media and such as video country and one channel going on are going to be hon dot com to watch and you and all the episodes are going on the go and see monday, the conflict around around the contract in the us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do, we're seeing a former state departments official blows.

will be use continuing its bets around with the us of a terrace. the u. k is struggling to maintain the often talented, special relationship with its transatlantic ally to a multi functional one. what the us once is be you are up to spend more on defense prompting the you case prime minister. that's a public key pledge by the commitment in a newspaper article. a g more f would be made from european allies in a storm, a wrote of a once in a generation moment for the collective security for europe, not just the ukraine. he also urged europe in nations to increase defense spending and even said he will be willing to see british troops on the ground if necessary to. this is the 1st time since the russian invasion doctor, brush prime minister has consented. switching british boots on ukrainian soil and there is much at stake with your affect to be sidelined from the p stokes. there was a need to ensure security at his folders and to ensure that nato remains an effective force. delivering that remains the challenge, the u. k. is one of the storage is the forces o

be an exception to larry well, because and thank you. sure. that's it for the show. well we were trying to guys on monday to further explore the reverberations of u. s. u k. u um, genocide told me to be the by not to about his book being jewish, often destruction of guys a reckoning until then keeping touch my little a social media of his thoughts as video country and one channel going other going to be hon dot com to watch new and old episodes of going undergrads. you monday, the the, the at least 90 people are rescued while another 140 are evacuated to safety officer. a fire broke out in the historic building in the russian. comfortable you create an shelving shapes, the dog boss, city of lucky after leaving one woman, dad and the level in the office civilians injured. there was a conflict around around the constructive us military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to arrange for my state department official blows. there lived on us the id spilling details on how the organizations felt the topple governments around the world. the visual.

u. k. foreign policy establishment began a campaign to paint modi's political success as being the result of miss information. online misinformation is a censorship predicate. when the us foreign policy establishment says a foreign country has a mis information crisis, that is a queue to us tech companies to work with entities like the state department's global engagement center, or cut out the think tanks like the atlantic councils, digital forensics, research lab, or counter misinformation, usa i d funds to sensor the misinformation in that foreign country. so it's not the only india they use your network of free elections and all have vision of that is supported by one of the consultants in g o accidentally was in the indian subcontinent. so countries like mine, marcy long to the in the news, your call in the lot of song as well as the phone. do you have also expressed a concerns about emerging threats to intellect, to professors? as democracies across asia faced new and sophisticated threats to the integrity, it is crucial for the next generation of lead is to have opportunities to he

security needs crushing with opposition on how that funding is to be met with the u. k. outside of the european union dom, i'm a hope that it can act as a bridge between the block and the trump administration. will be you, is continuing its bets around with the us of a terrace. the u. k is struggling to maintain the often talented, special relationship with its transatlantic ally to a multi functional one. what the us once is for you are up to spend more on defense prompting the you case prime minister. that's a public key pledge by the commitment in a newspaper article. a g more f would be made from european allies in a storm, a wrote of a once in a generation moment for the collective security for europe, not just the ukraine. he also added your p and nations to increase defense spending and even said he will be willing to see british troops on the ground if necessary. this is the 1st time since the russian invasion doctor brush prime minister has consented coaching british boots on the ukrainian soil and there was much at stake with your effect to be sidelined from the

u. k. still insist that must be no peace negotiations with moscow. a cold came from london stopped different, much during his latest trip to get it's still our assessment that fruits and shows no desire to negotiate at all at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max and as you fight the surrender, this will of all, this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both friends might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the case support for ukraine. and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming ukraine's way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00 . i can you imagine what the pay could have done to the improved lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine, and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine, and they will do their best to help them. and they're i

u. k. still insist that it must be no peace negotiations with moscow. a call came from london, stopped diplomatic during his latest trip to get it's still our assessment that fruits and shows no desire to negotiate actual at this point in time. so we continue to support you to the max and as you fight to surrender this will of all, this is actually his 5th visit there, as he proudly said. and he even said both france might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the case support for ukraine. and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming you claims way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00 a tenure. imagine what the take could have done to improve lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine, and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine, and they will do their best to help them. and their and system does

u. k. pouring money into ukraine is coming at the price of people being neglected back. how it's very difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain, this them to game. i mean, i go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to dictate to zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures from the trust will just say 9310000 people will go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forward in. at the same time as the, the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations. i think a time is obviously running out for this dictator lensky. yeah, you should be noted because there's no freedom of speech in breaking the british. people are unaware of all these arguments because the, you can't really say things like is a dictator in britain, so they won't hear about it in britain that there are goals for the, for elections i

what about then the british, the british being closely involved in the proxy war, not just cuz u k b m, or as junction is being to do by actually this week, fame is discovering the piece negotiation in that key, which would have argued be saved so many lives in effect, he helped gail an end. so many of those lives. does it have any wider repercussions if us a guest um or of a britain does what? some of the sources are claiming that he would put british soldiers into the conflict, the tags at the boss of the pentagon. trump supposedly depends. you can say you can individually european countries put people in the just know 100 nato umbrella. any real repercussions of the mass slaughter of british soldiers in kiev, for iowa in bots of ukraine, presuming the russians is to go to the mall, or is that just the separate side side, but obviously terrible for the british of these remarks. they start from previous behavior, doors, drugs. they are bravado, they're empty. i'm serious. the russians are laughing up to sleep with them is the whole ground force of britain is $50000.00 in the russians

k junior, the nephew of the very man who actually found to be agency j, f k u as a id, which is the front point $5000000000.00. and the funding those riots, those riots lead to the, to it could a tie against the 1st elect, the democratically elected government of the ukraine a month before that government is over on victoria new. and was, you know, the top part of the center piece of the economy, the ology and who is now a high level official. and the state department has a secret call with the u. s. and pastor, which is tape recorded and is now public, which anybody can go and look up where she is picking the new cabinets, the ukraine, ukraine. it really is just the tip of the iceberg. a host of global need does have accused usa idea of really pushing for that. a doubtful. i mean, just to highlight reel by the rest of the 2020 mass protest us sponsoring of position groups incentives. way not. it was actually picks out of bolivia by as president morales off the he on carpet. they had been funding set protest groups and some of the nations which just regions lots of listing. but let's not

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u. k. and your opinion could be the next target. nelson long from the shanghai center for rim pack says, trump no nonsense approach could have a positive effect for i think president trump is very much used to giving out sweats to people. uh, but uh, i believe by the end of the day uh, money talks. and he is a more pragmatic than anyone else in terms of protecting his home countries, interest. he has all the rights to protect his own country's interest and so does everyone else. so i keep saying that when donald trump says he's going to make america great again, every country has a right to make their own country great. all right again. so it's a mentor of, uh, you know, how to handle the relations between your country and its relations with other countries. the big thing about the trump administration is that it has to announce that they are there to solve trade issues. it's more business oriented, at least about monday. it's not about military innovation, it's not about of yours. and if that's the case, i think it provides more gr

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u. k. over here, thanks for being with us on alger 0. let me ask you 1st, where do things stand when it comes to the conflict in sudan? now quote the conflict at this moment it's almost completed 2 years. however, this conflict has be noted us the world's worst humanitarian crisis ever recorded. and that is due to the actions of the belligerents on the ground. one much more disproportionate be more than the other. unfortunately, this more has see a lot, and i mean a lot of extreme violations that have not speak to the international committee on to the outside world. and because of that, it's led to the continuation of finding on the conflict. and it seems that the teeth that the international community once had that being international know, has become to floss and it's been, it's at the ability to stop this war. none of it. so international knows, sanctions or embargoes have yet to be implemented property. meaning that the outcome of this will only be left to those on the ground. i'll be sure how emboldened has i've been for to have bee

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u. k, that is, it shouldn't be presented as in mysterious conflict. what we do not know the actors . we do not know the companies africans, i want them the killing of charter. okay. and to the i was interested to read that some embassies in contrast to the west of embassies, including the us, the u. k. have evacuated most the stop because that worried about the situation. i mean, do you think there was any possibility m. 23 may want to push all the way to the capital and just a quick point of geography. that's over 1500 kilometers away. but of course there is the president of 1997 as yes, that's true, but that wasn't, it was a different time. i mean the government and, and the content, the d r. c. government was significantly weak or i think i'm had less experience with a waging a kind of a dance with rwanda, with k golly. at that time. and in this, in this regard, i think that and that i'm, i'm very skeptical that m 23 will go all the way to can shasta, i don't think it needs to go all the way to control. so i mean, i think it needs to threaten to, i think that the threat of its mil