u. k. joining us to discuss this is roger shanahan. he's the middle east analyst and military expert joining us from sydney. so according to us officials, the strikes hit some $36.00 targets across. yeah. man. can you tell us more about those targets? yeah, this is what we were told that uh it was 36 targets in 13 different locations, any aircraft with, from united states and u. k. and they're all sides say vice themselves fired from ships in the red se. uh, the targets were um, uh, support mechanisms for any shipping weapons that the who sees i utilize so. right as a actual launch is as well as emanation stuff, pause of me stalls, ballistics hidden crews and some drives as well. so we'll see relatively wide range of products mechanisms to launch the projectiles into the red sea and also the rockets and resolves themselves. we do know though that the previous strikes on yemen in response to the who these attacks on the shipping lanes and the red sea have not deterred the rebels. so how would these strikes be any different as well as i t

u. k. joining on to bomb you haven't for more, will go to someone with experience in diplomatic negotiations and consultation in iran to joining us is cited mohammed mirandi. he's a professor of oriental ism at the university of care. ron professor, thanks so much for being with us. first, let's start with the most recent events that uh, that being these joint us new k airstrikes on who's the targets within yelman's borders. the west claims this is in retaliation for various red c attacks on western vessels that have been going on the last few months. is this justified? no. the you have any government or, and sort of law. what the wes likes to call the who these they have been blocking ships from going to is really ports ships that are passing through the red sea. and they say that because of the genocide that's taking place in gaza, they are putting pressure on this really, really all other ships that travel through the red sea regardless of their destination, they pass through the red sea without any difficulty. so what the americans and the british are really trying to do is that they're

we're now joined by care giles, who is a russia analyst at the think tank. chatham has in the u. k. thanks for joining us here on the don't even use care. and what do you make of nevada and these deaf that have come as a surprise to you know, absolutely no it's and it probably wouldn't come as a surprise to nevada the himself either anybody is being paying attention to the direction the russian has been going and not just over the last couple of years, but over the last decade will have track to the process of motoring opponents. and critics of the regime of what you'll report just now really just showed the tip of the iceberg. just the most prominent the most well known individuals with listed this but there are many, many more. and of course we have to bear in mind when russia is mowed a games, wrote him across europe. we only find out about the only successful attacks if they succeed in killing somebody with no joke. we don't know about it is only the ones that felt like this could be files like the violet himself, like automotives or like a 1000000 get. but if the bulgarian arms

u. k. join us now live from that good to have you with us. talk to all the product them again. i mean, the w h, i was simply said the sort of missing the uptake was do perhaps, to the cove it pandemic. and that's why there was such a high number of children with the disease and it can be reversed very quickly. but how quickly does it need to be reversed before we actually then start to define it as an does a sort of health global risk? yeah, thank you very much. well, i think this is really important to understand that the vaccine against music is probably one of the best vaccine that are being developed, providing 97 percent protection in children when they are given to those is and i think a lot of the issue with the means of a virus is that it is a very contagious, it's a practice and you know, very lavishly, so one infected by some kinds of proud of to 18 different people. so now you have to find this right to balance between applying a vaccine and a larger population of that at least 95 percent of the population is vaccinated and has the amenities and on to to reduce the s

u. k joining the us in their attacks on gemini talk it's, they'll be condemnation. they may well be cool for meeting of the un security council that will be a nation's including permanent members of the security council light rusher in china. who will be taking this little back to the the wall in garza and saying, well, if the us wants to go along with the rest of the security council and agree to a cease in gaza than the escalation in the region, which the us publicly said, he is trying to avoid, would come to an end of this what, what we're seeing, what we appear to be saying very early stages is clearly escalation. the us would say it's the rightful defense following that attack on the bass in jordan. but they'll be questions again about that too. um yes, the us in jordan is that with the permission of the jordanian government, but that base in jordan is a supply base for a lot of the of the bigger us space in syria. again, the countries around the world, russia know to play a, which has its own forces in syria, which was saying, why is the us in syria and is the

u. k. should expedite joining us ons because that has been longstanding friendship. the us as an ally of the united kingdom and that it should be basically taken for granted that they would act in good faith and that he would get it free and said try it in the us and what's, what's the thinking in the u. k. where you are, we are going to mean how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan she had just around me outside the courthouse . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and a m p 's human rights people. janet a 2nd is ations where they were speaking and save up to the songs. but it, he's not, that is cases not cover intensively, but you can media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that is not covered the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had they've been coming from as far as australia, from speaking to australian to come in his defense and, and they ar

u. k, which abstained will not be the the situation when we see those hands go up in an hour's time. certainly, i know that the us is perhaps hope hoping that the u. k. might be joined in an extension by some of the security council members. they'll be putting pressure on all the members of the security council. i the ones to watch full of the close us allies who, who sit on the council. and notably, i think japan and south korea but are among the last time they voted for an agency spot. and i think that's still the most likely option this time. and there's actually we're saying linda thomas greenfield, us and box it says she doesn't like the all gerry and drive to what's different about the american draft then as well. that's the surprising thing wrong because we knew this out here in draft was coming, we knew the vote was happening this morning and and now is time. and yet 24 hours ago it emerged that the us had come up with its own draft of this. i think i'm good some, some of the other members of the security council, they were coming up with this at the 11th hour. the us making it clear though it doesn't want this to be voted on today. in fact, it doesn't neces

u. k basically joined a similar line of thinking is the us or what do you make of this principle? that's a, a dispute over the legality of an occupation should not go to the legal system very, that very concept visit. i'm the minding the idea of justice and having a legal system, an international legal system. so i had a dream right? a couple of days ago, i was a happy dream that the united states and, and the u. k. are going to be able to find that front of the court. i'm going to say we hold responsibility for the atrocities and for the complexity and for the suffering of the better city and people of the past century. we breath it'd be, i have been responsible for the, for the 1st half of the century and we, america, i've been responsible for the 2nd half of such enhance. we have nothing to say any more and we leave it at the grace of the court to take some decisions about what is needed in order for the palestinian to find that the i've got a son chevy of misery delivery. dreams sometimes come true, but i have serious doubt that one. well, that one certainly did not come throu

u k. policy refused to join the government in a dispute over post brags the trade rules for the day ended the political deadlock this week after striking a deal with westminster and michelle of niels parties in fame, wants to take northern. i'm out of united kingdom. and once i united ireland, how the forces live from us from a belfast, this is a landmark moment in northern ireland. happening right now. it is indeed yes, it's slightly delayed for him of course, for the 32 years. but even during the process so far as they took a long time to elect a speaker, which meant that the storm on the assembly was back up and running. but just now in the last couple of minutes or so, we have had that official improvements or of the of what we knew would happen. that the shouldn't signs vice president michelle, a new, becoming the 1st minister of northern law. then of course, champagne is a republican, a nationalist movement that for so long as want to know the not to be united with the rest of the island of on. and so here we have this republican figure in charge, or at least taking this symbolic ta

the strike is part of the join us and u. k. military effort to deter the who would fees from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea. when united states has said it will continue with retaliatory strikes. here's why it has national security advisor, jake sullivan. it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups. and our military will continue to provide the president with those assessments. that was the security advisor, jake sullivan. now after the us strikes on iraq, syria and yemen. what can we expect next i asked for, was there just a professor of international relations at the london school of economics? i'm afraid more of this thing might take is that the european city and miller says will mos

the strike is part of the joined us on u. k. military effort to turn the whole phase from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea, a british prime minister research. so next said on ex, last night, royal air force type food successfully took out specific. who's the military targets in yemen? further degrading the who face capabilities free, send a tax on u. k. an international vessels are unacceptable. it's our duty to protect innocent lives and preserve freedom. the united states has said it will continue with retaliatory thrice. here's why it has national security advisor, jake sullivan. it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups, and our military will continue to provide the president with th

of the strike is part of the join us and u. k. military effort to determine different things from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the front seat. the united states says it will continue with retaliatory strikes. here's why has national security advisor jake sullivan to it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups, and our military will continue to provide the president with those assessments. well as a us national security advisor jake sullivan, speaking earlier today, these latest strikes are the 3rd time that british and american forces have jointly targeted games. who's the rebels, who's attacks, which they say are in solidarity with palestinians and war battered, gaza, have disruptive global trade.

pledged by since last summer and visit is a pledge that more than 20 countries have joined the school. where now after u. k, we are the 2nd country to make such a pledge and assign and agreement according to the mall. countries would follow suit in a couple of i was that was friends in france for instance. we also provide tendencies, civilian support for clearing those minds as far as the securing critical infrastructure and for building up a destroyed country. and i want to expressively, i do think the for the minister and defense minister and the city both were very committed so that we could find all make these pledges. and to bring about disagreement very quickly and disagreement. she has, the shared values, reflects these shared values. we refer to the rule of law and democracy. those old as that to inherited of our so assign you to use and you create the ukraine. pledges to continue those reform instead of central importance for an extension to e. u. america president, for a lot in here, it's remarkable to see how close our 2 countries have come together. they this deep agreement of today reflect tha

know the 9 is largest pro u k. party refuse to join the government in a dispute over post wrecks of trade rules. the u. p. ended the political deadlock this week after striking a deal with westminster shadow near spotty sion fain wants to take me with an island out of the united kingdom and seeks a united ireland harry foster as more from stormwind town. shallow need is opening address, so she put a lot of the energy of, of her speech. so no real speech into what is needed to be done here in the, in terms of normal governance. that's something that they haven't seen here for nearly 2 years. and that was an echoing of that from the new deputy 1st minister as well. the d u. p deputy. so it's minister and my little 10 gary, who said that michelle is a committed republican, i'm a unionist will never agree on those issues, but cancer does, doesn't discriminate. and the health service needs to be fixed, i think, is that really doesn't calculate how a lot of people here feel that this is a major milestone. but what they really want to see is the kind of everyday issues that would be neglected ov

u. k. party refused to join the government and a dispute over post breakfast trade rules. the d u p ended the political deadlock this week after striking a deal with westminster, michel o'neills party sion fe wants to take northern ireland out to the united kingdom and 6, a united ireland. how the faucet joins does not live from belfast. so an historic moment for northern ireland, terry, what have you heard today from michelle o'neill? the place indeed. and so it will herself made that point saying that this was a historic day and you don't for an overnight and also. so this is part of odyssey . you would see it saying that this was a day on imaginable to her parents and grandparents generations. but this was a very different state from what it was in the day. and she said, that's because of the good friday agreement that old state has now gone. and she also talked about the, the conflict of so many decades. and that's it said that she was sorry for the lives lost during the conflict old lives without exception. so i think a recognition the of those killed by irish republic

u k. policy refused to join the government in a dispute over post brags it's the trade rules or the end of the political deadlock . this week, after striking a deal with westminster, michel o'neills politician fame was to take northern ireland out of the united kingdom. and once a united ireland hottie foster is joining us live from about 5 ton of all is all of us playing out in northern ireland target of the war right now. what's playing out is the election of a speaker and 2 deputies, because that is the 1st order of business that has to take place between. but before either either the 1st minister of the deputy 1st minister or nominated, i'm asked about how it's playing out more broadly. in northern ireland, essentially uh there is a pretty big cleaning of relief that finally they will be govern government again at this level. obviously services have been provided by the health service, the education service and so on. and they've been functioning. but at a much lower level than people here once because they haven't been able to have profit budget tree, long term decisions and planning

u. k. cord is expected to rule in march on which he looks founder, join us soldiers, extradition appeal, that supporters of his dollars protested outside the london court, while arguments were being heard for a 2nd. and final day. the load and court will rule it as all should have further opportunities to argue his case in britain. he's trying to avoid facing espionage charges. united states dw corresponded buick at mass was following the hearing at london's high court. she had more on the arrangements put to by the court by lawyers supporting the us bid to extradite julia saw. for 2 days a u. k. hi, cause has had the case of julian assigned to do this on his lawyers are arguing that whatever he has done was protected by free speech. that he is a journalist and that he should not be expedited to the united states. that he actually should be a free man, and he should not be in prison. however, the us side have argued that he has endangered us sources and he has put people's lives at risk adults so that the us is a longstanding ally of the united kingdom. and that it should be assumed that

joining us today on inside story. find out, let me start with you today. the u. s. and the u. k. one, several airstrikes against her with the targets in yemen in order to try and stop these attacks on ships. but the who is the say that they won't stop their attacks until israel ends. it's war on gaza. will additional military intervention actually to turn the earth these yes. what, how much? thank you for having the 1st and foremost and a 2nd. i think overall i share your concern i'm, i'm very broad that the, that i'd see is becoming noted mostly because of the blood that is about to spill over. and i think of that is something we have not yet seen the consequences of it that he sent a sex by the united states sunday. united kingdom obviously have been a qualitatively targeted specific troubleshooting asylum areas and other military capabilities. but i have a huge dog that they would actually, the, the ability to actually stop the heavy attacks on that and see or make a fundamental military a does a military defense in a country like yemen. let's not forget, the amount is for the

u. k. in 2018, both survived that attack. thank you so much for joining us. according to the volume, the spokes person russian investigators want to examine his body for and i'm quoting here at least 2 weeks. how long is novi tuck traceable and human tissue? good afternoon, um definitely for more than 2 weeks. um, there are the creation products and products of these nerve agents not only know of each other, but nerve agents in general that bind to proteins in the body that you can detect off to weeks if not months. so just a couple of days won't make a big difference here. um how, how long it automatically comes. they will try and simply, yep. that, i mean, it depends on the decomposition of the body, of course, which will type in a ultimately. but there is a case, for example, from a woman that died of syrian poisoning in syria, but made it over the turkish border. and her body was in a more for multiple weeks, not even months. and it was absolutely no problem finding degradation products in there. same would be true for then i'll be chokes. okay, now to be

groups for a long pakistan's border with afghanistan of more now i'm joined by our far i'm in a former pack of sending a bassinger to the u. k. and ireland, he is now a professor and hispanic studies at american university. he joins us tonight from washington, dc. it's good to have you with this tonight. let me start by getting your reaction so called islamic state is claimed responsibility for these bombings. what, what does that tell us as well? i used to be a commissioned in charge of the law and all that in that particular part are focused on end, but which is 3 divisions and these images of age. they upsetting for me because i'm seeing the collapse or law and order in this name that you use the stomach state. and these a violent groups that are committing so much violence that $12.00 on the fact that they've entered a box on and entered it. and you can see very deliberate, t targeting d is it total process in order to disrupt what's happening and bucks and they deliver it. and of course, as you can imagine, disclose the lots of dismay, anger, confusion. it just adds to the sense of the elections being a very, very diffi

u. k. cord is expected to grow in march on joining us dollars last ditch appealed bit supporters of the wiki of expelled or protested outside the london court. it's decided an emphasis on should have further opportunities to argue his case in britain to avoid the.

u. k. shaun, thank you for joining us. this our the wording of this i said reading between the lines. sounds like it is directed at the united states because the united states is the biggest and main supplier of weapons and military hardware too, as well. yes, good evening. i mean, one of the things that we have to set this into context. as you say, the us by following a way that it gets a part of weapons. it provides something like $3800000000.00. what annually, whether it's jets, whether it's weapons, but don't leave for this conflict and delivered weapons. precision strike us of the slide over $21000.00 bones. precision economy munitions since the 7th of october. and that includes the bones themselves, then the guidance can switch these call and change them to joint direct attack munition escape you both on the front and the back of the bone so that it can bind to its target. gone to by lays the old level positioning satellite kind of cool stuff using set goals. and there was a conversation about how many weapons showed up could be provided. of course, those levels of weapons are m

u. k. cord is expected to grow in march on joining us dollars last ditch appealed that supporters of the wiki leeks founder protested outside the london court. it's.

u. k. government low offering conditional immunity. the crimes commit to join the so called troubles period. the welcome to the we saw it and garza with as their lights up in the is reading the ministry's bumping campaign that all has killed at least 13000 palestinians as of today. but most of the women and children, at least 76 people were killed and in the past 24 hours a live. now these are pictures and come out and one hospital in northern garza when incentives died from inhaling toxic gas caused by is ready by bomb and other children in the medical facility and malnourished the well food program said this week that garza has the worst levels of child malnutrition, in the world, a link all the cities, thousands of people have been scrambling the bags of flour as they hung a crisis unfolds cattle has called on the international community, just done the gains, what it calls the deliberate salvation of the palestinian people by israel even agencies and age groups say is really a tax on the collapse of lowered or to make it more difficult to get a into the stri

u. k. have conducted additional strikes against human according to a join statement, the sold targeted thousands of who the targets in the region and wasn't the response to of types against cargo vessels in the red sea. that's currently no information on casualties or secondly would keep you updated as the come out. all right, that's all from me, not my colleague moran to mind me. will be another top of a ally. stay tuned for the document feed, letting, glad on breakable. by now the the .

joins us now from philadelphia. welcome to the program. now the us and the u. k, and i was to tax on these who the targets across a young man that comes not long after the us strikes and syria and iraq, all these to linked it's a pleasure to be with you this evening. i think that they are linked in the sense that they are responses to it with the ronnie and access of resistance that brings these various non state actors together in a n s n a and integrated a policy initiative. uh, but uh, but uh the us government also are looking at the uh, the safe passage of international shipping of the red sea in the bottom. and uh uh, and that gives us a somewhat different uh, reason for striking the suit the targets and the looking at these attacks the, the who, the, all the attacks on the, who the targets are they a significant escalation on from the strikes we've already seen as well apparently they, um they increased uh the targets that so that they were hitting uh they were heading facilities that we hadn't had before. and the additional phase is the us limited. it stri

u. k. of launch several air strikes against the crew, the targets and yemen. in an effort to stop the attacks on ships, they're also launching a multinational force to protect trade, which the u is now joining. so is the red sea now becoming fully militarized, and should protecting trade outweigh other issues? we'll put that to our guess 1st, this report from my hobby. what's that british owed cargo ship island is the latest merchant ship to be targeted by humans with the rebels just days earlier, another u. k registered ship, the ruby mail was hit. it now stands at risk of sinking in the gulf of 8 and these strikes and the red sea are hiring efforts to protect the maritime cargo that connects europe and the mediterranean to asia. the european union has approve the establishment of defense naval admission to work alongside us. they'd coalition so far, the pentagon says it's operation in the region has been successful in protecting cargo ships sailing through what has become perilous waters. do some of the missiles get through every now and then? yes, we've seen that happen. but for the majority of the time, our, our engagements have been successful. our allies engagements have been successf

and for more on that i'm no joined by military on was frank lead, which, who is in oxford in the u. k. frank, good to have it back on the show. well, what do you make of this phrasing more advantageous positions? is that just a fancy way to describe and retreat, so good. good afternoon. yeah. building so yes, its a euphemism for. ready with the boss appears to be withdrawal over the last few days, the ukrainians say that they have on and seem to have re deployed one rather late to unit. so called the 3rd baton at the gate. i should say, she, we will know by sort of the, as of the gate to, to open up. they want to try and hold open the, the, the, the roots and what, what's become the culture of the castle in german, where country where um does that, that essentially the goal was a, a setting. and it seems that the process of trying to withdraw our troops from, of the, of co which, which has been in the pipeline now for, for the last week or 2 very clearly is beginning on the go see if it makes it easy to point out without his re deployment. now remind, as we've heard that a difficult i

u. k. have conducted additional strikes against yemen. according to a joined statement. the assault targeted thousands of who the targets in the region wasn't the response to, with types against popular vessels in the right. see, there's currently no information on the casualties, or secondly, would keep you updated as they come out. all right, that's all from me, not my colleague moran to mind me. will be in the top of a i'll stay tuned for the document feed, letting, glad on breakable by now the, the the, the beauty of the story, the luck of the typical. i'll go on the board as ordering yourself. originally, you spoke to the senior boy menu on the show any of the general facilities based in youth periods, which are likely to escape photos than anybody's industry to look at the ground up steel bundle ski at the at the site. the goal to smith avenue. yeah. that is, that said, it was a mis leveled, and everything is as assessment brady, this form with year of experience of. but i will say in nearest the blue books and you for the percentage of the time is that your somebo

we're moving on to the news, this tuesday, affiliates, or at least joining us on what the stain, both the u. k. on the us left, a message from the whistle blowers brother onto correspondent steve sweeney, was outside the high cold in london. where the final appeal against that tradition on espionage charges is was in session. behind closed doors is what the song just family members have to say. ahead of hearing a bruce friedman, and this case is closed the case with julian has the u. k. and the us. i'm embarrassed with it on the world side. simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates, the can be powerful around the world. so 3, julianna's, it's k is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public, right to know, hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which edicts pro found a duty and a phone of gathered here outside the high court in central london, the coding a di x. now this is the critical t

u. k to minutes reaction against the who with these in yemen. joining us from brussels, frederick erickson, who is the director of the european sense of international political economy, protected with us, frederick about 2024, as we said, was meant to be the that inflation began to dissipate. but with rising tension in the middle east. and there's a tax in the red sea, is that still going to be the case? well, let's, let's hope i think, i think that's, that's perhaps the, the most prudent thing to do. i mean, as you said, we all right now in a situation where we have a couple of some of developments that are pushing up freight costs and a few other costs, which of course i'm making life much more difficult for the central banks that i had to plan for the be, i mean as far as we know, just start cutting the interest rates june 2024. and in that way, try to help economies to recover again from the economic downturns that we've seen since they started monitoring type thing. and that's playing the i big now be delayed. so our interest rates are going to remain more or less where they are now .

u. k. court of appeals ruling on shipping. the bed government travel to join the islamic state group at the age of 15. drugs, you said the government didn't break the law by revoking her citizenship. the routing means the 24 year old must now remaining syria, have a full set of reports. it's been 9 years since the 15 year old show me my bedroom, along with 2 friends, sled britain for turkey to be smuggled into syria. and i saw a self styled kind of fate. she was married to a fighter and had 3 children, all of whom died when she was found in a kurdish run camp in 2019 britons that home secretary stripped out of her citizenship on the grounds of national security. and the court of appeals on friday . the latest stage of her bid over to him that decision lawyers argued she'd been groomed in traffic as a child to be sexually exploited. that the decision had left to essentially state this end of the process had been on the discriminatory summary. the judges said it was not for them to conclude whether the deprivation of should be in the bag of citizenship was harsh

joined job straight off. they're leaving school. even work in the u. k. is video games industry. later in russia. they have had quite an interesting life and it goes to russia being or say, another chapter and i grew up with the stories of the 2nd level. my grandfather, it served in the role transport cool, and was wounded. i grew up with stories like big goals as well, and these very heroic material take story. so for me it was a huge disappointment post that my country was i believe the train, my ancestors, my grandfather, and those they laid down their lives less. oh, well, how can i contribute and help? and show my support. thankfully youtube i had saved up some of the revenue and decided i would buy a bu hung to fill it with humanitarian aids and drive it to it on us daily to an orphanage, to some of the children that had been affected by the conflict. well, my dad related disciplines, yvonne, cause of all hunger rides again, that way going back to done by the personnel. jim, jim, i'm going to say it the rain that no dying of the signal missteps the roll gives me a gun there and make sure yo

u. k. fronts in italy already have warships in the region that has and must make its way from all the way up here. the german po, to visit him, toughen on the north sea to join them. so far, all attacks on who the military sides have been carried out by the us and u. k. u ships i meant to intercepted tax, but not to take part in your thoughts on who the positions on land. but even if the other warships in the area wait for the harrison, the german government still needs an official mandate to participate in the mission . both the european union and germany's parliament must give their approval us as a guide us through the story assignment young invalid lucio schultz and in brussels . welcome both of us talk with you to see what is the use stated objection. i'm sorry. objective on base. a mission then one word it is to protect merchant vessel to a trade ships that want to cross the red sea. you can already see by the name that they're choosing for this mission. it is as pitas, which means shield and greek. that the, the goal is to protect these ships. um that the decision right now, um that has been taken today is the 1st step. it is important to, to know tha

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