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u. k. spain, denmark, belgium, among others. of course, this is not again a one size fits all solution for countries like barbados, which are predominantly made up of defendants of, of africans. this could be in the form of development. this would be in the form of debt forgiveness, as you heard from our reports, different to what this might look like. for countries like the united states were black, people represent a statistical minority. so this is not a one size fits all solution, but we are hearing overwhelmingly from the people at this, at the summit from diplomats from active is from human rights advocates. is that reparations are long overdue. and certainly in the last couple of years, we've seen nations on the african continent, as well as a small donations in the caribbean, leading the charge. one does wipe all day just as leading the charge in this particular case. you're absolutely right, so hill, this is not the only country that has a legacy, a legacy that continues to be seen. that remains present very much in the

sure. denmark and the u. k agreed to train fighter pilots, but without the jets, what's the use? and with ukraine's flopping counter offensive looking like a huge waste of equipment for potential donors, germany's decided no way. is it sending its own planes and the words of nato's military committee chairman, the issue of jets just won't be solved in the short term. the discussion on the fighters is an important one, but it will not be solved in the short term for this counter offensive training those pilots training the technicians, making sure there is a logistic organization that can actually sustain these aircraft will not be available before this counter offensive ukraine is long awaited counter offensive is not meeting the west expectations, and that's putting up lightly. initial reports of disastrous attacks against russia's defensive lines were met with denial. the main offensive hadn't even started yet. they said they have.

sure. denmark and the u. k. agreed to train fighter pilots, but without the jets, what's the use? and with ukraine's flopping counter offensive looking like a huge waste of equipment for potential donors, germany's decided no way. is it sending its own planes and the words of nato's military committee chairman, the issue of jets just won't be solved in the short term. the discussion on the fighters is an important one, but it will not be solved in the short term for this counter offensive training those pilots training the technicians, making sure there is a logistic organization that can actually sustain these aircraft will not be available before this counter offensive the ukraine's long awaited counter offensive is not meeting the west expectations, and that's putting up lightweight, initial reports of disastrous attacks against russia's defensive lines, were met with denial. the main offensive hadn't even started yet. they said, as the absurdity of that claim became obvious, the west began to say the offensive was slowly grinding along, which despite catastrophic loss, is ukra

sure. denmark and the u. k. agreed to train fighter pilots. but without the jets, what's the use and what you cranes flopping counter offensive, looking like a huge waste of equipment for potential donors? germany's decided no way. is it sending its own planes? and the words of nato's military committee chairman, the issue of jets just won't be solved in the short term. the discussion on the fighters is an important one, but it will not be solved in the short term for this counter offensive training those pilots training the technicians, making sure there is a logistic organization that can actually sustain these aircraft will not be available before this counter offensive, the ukraine's long awaited counter offensive is not meeting the west expectations, and that's putting up lightly. initial reports of disastrous attacks against russia's defensive lines, were met with denial. the main offensive hadn't even started yet. they said, as the absurdity of that claim became obvious, the west began to say the offensive was slowly grinding along whic

u. k. of spain, of denmark, of belgium, among others, asking for reparations for the descendants of people who were brought from africa to the americas, to the caribbean. to be in slave of a system of oppression that field to industrial revolutions, that fueled intergenerational wealth for, for many european families. this is what we're seeing being sort of ironed out at this summit that's taking place right now. and again, it's not a one size off, it's a solution, but what we're hearing from human rights advocates is that it's long overdue indeed . and in recent years, we've seen a lot of heads of state, certainly comments on this, but a little background talking about a debt that must be paid. you have the dutch king recently this year. i believe my legs and the belgium king in 2020 also expressing regret of using a coincidence lady that bob bay adults is leading the charge where he is not at all. and what we're hearing from diplomats, an activist in human rights advocates, is that these apologies, they simply fall short, they're not enough. and when we talk about barbados, why barbados?