u. k. right now, you know, a lot of names like jokes, but there's a very dark sight to all this. this idea that the mother of all parliament swimmer and the british deeds begin to sort of real democratic process by the 2 chamber and parliament. so there's a lot to lose in the u. k. despite the fact that they run the biggest evil important history. and i have to get that in as an argument. so you would imagine that, you know, now, you know, come back clad warriors of the, you know, the stays as something like big brother ish. black mirrors, you know, a hunger games the what happened then they would kick your door and come down the ropes and how the company's in the midst of the light on the light and to try you off. it's just, the reality is more of a knowledgeable gray. it's more boring and even the cops to or to administer in this type of justice and to people who dare to post something on facebook also seem to be almost half asleep. everybody seems to be over depressed, even the ones dishing out a has term a gap and let's say when the video of times starting to look on the phon

u. k. right now, you know, a lot of names are jokes, but there's a very dark sight to all this. this idea that the mother of all parliament swimmer and the british deeds begin the sort of real democratic process by the 2 chamber and parliament. so there's a lot to lose. and the u. k. despite the fact that they run the biggest, the evil empire in history, and i have to get the name is an irishman. so you would imagine that, you know, now, you know, come back cloud war years of the, uh, you know, the stays as something like big brother ish, black mirrors, you know, uh, hunger games. the what happened then they would kick your door and come down the ropes that i have the companies in the midst of the night on the lights, on the dry you off. it's just the reality is more of a knowledgeable gray. it's more boring, and even the cops to or the administering this type of justice, add to people who dare to post something on facebook. also seem to be almost half asleep. everybody seems to be over depressed. even the ones dishing out uh has time a gap and lets say when the video and the ti

u. k. and ukraine. right here in berlin. the roof is discussing further financial communitarian and military support for you . great. it wants to send a clear signal of european unity before the change of leadership in the united states next month. a dw chief international editor richard walker. he was at that meeting, i asked him whether ukraine would also be taking part. yeah, that's. that's right. so the ukrainians will be present here in the, in the form of that foreign minister. but there are 2 pretty sizable elephants in the rooms of the, of this guest house of the federal, for a ministry in germany, just outside bilingual village policies. you know, so would were paneled rooms, of course, lots of flags everywhere, but 2 very sizable, f o elephants in the room about donald trump. i'm glad you me a present. of course, donald trump, everybody sees him coming into office soon. of course, he's claimed that he wants to end the war quickly with a sort of peace deal between of the us and russia primarily. and this is a guessi

u. k. on the right headings. so i thank you so much for joining us today. here on our see, it's a pleasure to have you with us. so if i saw, i'd like to talk about these, you face still, the shadow crews massage room bug has been for the 1st deliveries of dozens of u. k. still i'm shabbots dismissal. since prime minister can't stop. i came to about have not being publicly a mouse. why so in your opinion, all the p. m and the other you paid, it is really love to publicly acknowledge sending long range weapons to you by that is that is correct. uh we have uh seen of course, uh and use of that uh the start shows has been to leave it to, to, to uh, you agree, uh, its happened uh, i think that several weeks uh, even before we think don't shows a sense, uh it a, uh permission uh for strikes, loved one, we have them. so inside the dresser, we will have on speaker leaves, however many of them uh the, uh, with a. so that sounds always, that might, it will say, uh just we will be minds that, uh, what i mean is to assume that it was still in april. and she promised to

u. k. weapons that direct the lives human rights. it is. um you guy in us weapons to do right lives is the u. k. arranging full, the transports of equipment through the r f space and equity area in cyprus, into the east israel. and the is the problem problems of cause results. additionally, the ro, an air force is undertaken. any normally number of visor, flights of guns or collect to right to the information? i want to know what information has been useful, is it going to be used to a rain israel before the international court of justice. and of course, the international criminal court, or is it to enable israel to be more efficient in it? so it's bombing campaign. i feel very, very angry about it. i'm very depressed. i lived in a very mixed community in north london. there were people face a non literal people of good to monetary incense and all of them collecting whatever they can, whatever they come to provide a for the children in gaza. but the relayed to realize it could be provided isn't it stopped the supply weapons stopped july in t

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime, reval collision. the top all the regime is made up of groups with clashing ideologies and allegiances. that could become a problem when it comes to charting a pa for serious future. here's a look at how the final offensive and folded and the various groups that took part in it. as i do, mohammed delani was greeted by cheering crowds at the maya mosque. it was his 1st public appearance since his and searching group. hyatt toddy is alshaun. o h t s. seized the capital city, damascus. with this victory, my brothers is a new history for the entire is womach nation. this victory, my brothers is a new history for the region. gilani is the siri informant. jihadist who has roots in, i'll call you to and is labeled a terrorist by the united states. his recent decision to use his real name off my to i'll shut off and when minute true fatigues instead of traditional jihad, his clothing is being inte

right. a small survey of $500.00 gospel kids. how can that be? what seems to be such callous disregard for the place of god as children, bear in mind that it's western and u. k. weapons that direct the lives human rights it is. um you guy and us weapons rec lives is the u. k. arranging for the transport of equipment through the r f space and accuracy area in cyprus, into the east israel. and the is the bombardment of cause results. additionally, the rule it out for us is undertaken any norm list number of visor, flights of guns are collected right here to the information. i want to know what information has been useful, is it going to be used to a rein, israel before the international court of justice. and of course, the international criminal court, or is it to enable israel to be more efficient in its um, in his bombing campaign. i feel very, very angry about it. i'm very depressed. i live in a very mixed community in north london. there are people that will face a non, there are people of good to monetary incense, and all of them are collecting whatever they can wherever they come. to provide aid for the children in gaza. but the relayed to realize it cou

so it on the right, well, some sort of, but off, which of switzerland span u. k. that allows them to put the official commit to the, comes back in syria for the month. right? and then europe. and in this case, in this course, the condition here does actually believe that they have to be in a to b a. so, and we cannot think of a deal for them that he was. there's one famous case already happened and see the ad that he has a couple of the, the 2 items you have many, for on one of us on the form of head over there is the security intelligence investigation advanced. he got a lifetime prison in jim many florida war crimes and crimes against humanity. he committed or ended in a bid when he was the head of the intelligence investigation branch and in the state security intelligence in damascus. now there's the kids or the, what's known, the torture bookstore, the doctor who taught shirts, people industry and hospitals i'm facing to try it and frank for india and many others. what do you think is similar for us to the universal jurisdiction? unfortunately without actually

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than $300.00 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime level coalition now in charge of syria has named a prime ministers to lead a transitional government that will be in place until the 1st of march mohammed out by sheer seeing here on the rights of the picture is and i'm seeing here in a meeting with the amount of heal replaced as mohammed july leasing on the left. as of july, the husband had had been president decides prime minister and has agreed to hand over power to the rep will let government let me just get the ball from john this to awesome about i'm the homage who joins us from that commission in northeast and sylvia, welcome back all summer. a tell us more about mohammed out by sheer who is a to thank you for having me again. how many of us you these one of the most close up personals for the moment to learning? he's or, you know, lead from as the mountain in the country side of, of the eclipse. he was graduated from the engine

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime or correspond to tony kruber's in the golan heights. she told me more about israel's military operations in syria. yeah, i'm right now here in this too is a town of much those homes in the okay, part a golden heights and it's, it's was a quiet too, but we see also the reinforcements here we have right now behind me you can see probably a uh and is really time the army is here, stations along the seas file on and behind that actually is already the buffer zone . and then if you look even further the, then you would see syria. and now this is all very, very close together. so what happened to you over the weekend is that what is very concerned is that uh, is rarely, uh the is ready to have moved into positions within the syrian side of this stuff. isn't. they have been saying that the syrian army, unless those positions, they went and saw it, this is to repel any idea of the opposition group

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria have already been destroyed. in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime or the rebel coalition that are in control of syria has named the prime minister to lead a transitional government mohammed out by sheer has already left the opposition administration in italy. province, a takes over from the prime minister over throwing us on regime, who has been working with rebels to coordinate the transfer of power and one. jesse, i asked janice to some muhammad to, to tell us what to tell me whether the transitional government is going to be a continuation of what was happening in it. well, if you go through the details of this government, we could see that it was a lot of compliance, the search duplications of the people of all of the action. and uh like say use the services which is government was providing uh for the public services. it was a lot of compliance from the people who are leaving united live. however, this is not, not the most important thing. the most important th

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u. k. base. the stomach, human rights commission stays the west as deliberately turning a blind eye to the ongoing catastrophe. the color costs and the jet aside memorial is suppose to deal with all balances. you manage each mine and indeed be all inclusive on the purpose of others. not just remembering one petition to a genocide, but you know, all genocide with a concept that we will do it, which email power to make sure that they will never ever happens again. and this is extremely important to you or the genocide which has been on the beach in front of our ours. so knowing all in lifetime right now and in gaza it's really it, it's extremely unacceptable. because if indeed we are true to who are the concepts of never again, if you are really true to the concept that people should not happen anywhere, any time, let alone right now. then we need to address this. so i think is what of a 45000 people now have been killed in palestine with the many thousands of children. and yet it is still being essentially ignored by the west and establishment. why such a difference in reaction, comparing the west

u. k. right now, you know, the lot of names are jokes, but there's a very dark sight to all this. this idea that the mother of all parliaments, a member of the british deeds begin to sort of real democratic process by the 2 chamber and parliament. so there's a lot to lose and the okay, despite the fact that they run the biggest, the evil empire in history. and i have to get the name is an irishman. so you would imagine that, you know, well, you know, come back cloud war years of the, uh, you know, the stays as something like big brother ish uh, black mirrors, you know, uh, hunger games. he would happen then they would kick your door and come down the ropes that i have the copies in the midst of the night on the light and the dry you off. it's just the reality is more of a knowledgeable gray. it's more boring. and even the cops to or the administering this type of justice, add to people who dare to post something on facebook. also seem to be almost half asleep. everybody seems to be over depressed. even the ones dishing out uh has time a gap and lets say when the video of times sta

rights. so feel free budget irrespective of race, gender, language or religion, a daycare, new conflict, the united states, u. k. brussels labeled them to fee a single human rights have been gross new violate that's we must restore the human rights in such and such territory on ukraine. never, ever, they mumbled towards human rights, seeing these human rights for the russian and the russian speaking population being the exterminator by by law. so when people say, let's resolve the conflict on the basis of the chapter. yes. but don't forget, the chapter is not only about territorial integrity and journals, overland government. you must be respected only if the government's legitimate. and if they respect the rights of their own people, i want to go back to what you said a moment ago about the introduction or the unveiling of the hypersonic weapon system that you said was a signal to the west, which signal exactly, i think many americans are not even aware that this happened. what message were you sending by showing it to the world? well, the messages that you, i mean you, the united states and the allies of the

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. what do y'all have? a son is ready to join this to me political comments site that he outlined israel goals in syria is our lives doing now where 3 things in serial. number one, securing the boulder of the golden hides eh, with syria, the serial nami has of operated. so the separation of forces, the agreement is no longer even foss, if you don't know who's really going to be in charge of the boulder area on the syrian side. so these are leaves of taking that surround the hilltops along the 90 kilometers long front. the big of mount, how long the highest mountain in the region, which is a controlling good. the strategic bind there, but they're not moving towards the most schools and the signaling to the reorganizing military affections in the cells that there is always intending to resume what we called a good neighborhood of variations of providing assistance to population in southern and syria, a re

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. michael millstein is a senior analyst at tennessee and investors that the incentive for the least and, and offer time studies. welcome to d. w. we have these rout saying it's attacking syria and military bases to stop those weapons folding into the wrong hands. is that how you say israel is actions for the sale? basically? yes, uh, you know, uh, 1st of all the, uh, the offensive these really offensive during the last 2 or 3 days at the very bottom of the fancy, eh, and the main targets of course, are really certain targets like air across and, and then most of these to be in may be size and because the, the non convention of, if a structural office, syria. and i think the bias says that this is a favorite because the actually a very good at the normal form is from the actually for the whole, the whole world. and because we need our, from the lesson, so libya in all right. and after the co

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. let's get more on this now from a who you are a who's and is really journalist and political commentators specializing and middle eastern affairs. thanks for being with us here. what do you make of israel's military operations inside syria? is it clear what israel's objectives are? there is our lives doing now where 3 things in serial. number one, securing the boulder of the golden heights, the width syria, the serial only has of operated. so the separation of forces, the agreement is no longer in foss. you don't know who's really going to be in charge of the boulder area on the syrian side. so these are these of taking that surround the hilltops along the 90 kilometers long front, the big of mount. how long the highest mountain in the region, which is a controlling good. the strategic bind there, but they are not moving towards the most schools. and they're, they're signaling to the, the

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria. have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. michael millstein is a senior analyst at television and investigates that diane center from middle eastern. i'm african studies. i asked him if he thought the israel's as strikes really about stuffing weapons in syria, folding into the wrong hands a basically yes a, you know, the 1st of all the, the offensive, these really events the during the last 2 or 3 days and it was the fancy, eh, and the main target scores are really starting targets like, or across and, and then most of these to be in may be size. and because the, the non convention of eh, if a structural office, syria. and i think the law says that this is a favorite because the actually a very good at all, they follow the normal form is from the actually for the whole, the whole world. and because when you're from the lessons of libya in all you rock and after the collapse of, of the saw to reduce is very easy is very a and nega

rights. so for every budget you respectful phrase agenda, language, order, and engine to take any conflict with the united states, u. k. brussels labeled them to see a single human. the rights have been roughly violated that we must restore the human rights in such and such territory on ukraine. never have they mumbled towards human rights, seeing these human rights for the russian and the russian speaking population being the exterminator by by law. so when people say, let's resolve the conflict on the basis of the chapter. yes. but don't forget the chapters not only both territorial, integrity and journey total integrity mazda respect. only if the government's legitimate and leave their respect, the rights of their own people. i want to go back to what you said a moment ago about the introduction or the unveiling of the hypersonic weapon system that you said was a signal to the west. what signal exactly. i think many americans are not even aware that this happened. what message were you sending by showing it to the world? well, the messages up to you, i mean you, the united states and the allies of the united states

u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime or correspond atanya kramer join just now from the village of much those shops in the golan heights, tony, what more can you tell us about is really military activity in syria and particularly where you are in that border region. yeah, i'm right now here in this too is a town of my social homes in the okay, part of golden hearts. and it's, it's was a quiet to you, but we see also the reinforcements. here we are right now behind me, you can see probably a uh and is really time the army is here, stations along the sci fi line. and behind that actually is already the buffer zone . and then if you look even further, then you would see a syria. and now this is all very, very close together. so what happened to you over the weekend is that what is where it concerns is that uh, is rarely, uh the is where the troops moved into positions within the syrians side of this stuff isn't. they have been saying that th

u. k. based syrian observatory for human rights says, all positions fighters, no control the police headquarters in the air base in the central prison, where they have released hundreds of inmates. first of all, sort r as in killers, just north of the turkish syrian border. and has this update for the city, no physician forces have to change the control of the city off. how about the 4th largest city and city? and this is the 2nd major game of the seasonal position off. they're taking control of apple. the 2nd largest city of syria almost a week ago. and now we have seen that the position of fights is moved and more are getting to the city center, and they are we in the prisoners. and also we have seen that some of the residents of homa are welcoming the for the, the, the position fighters. and also they're celebrating what they call the liberation of the city. and all the other hand, the goldman forces had withdrawn from the city. and now they are re position out of the city and they say that the reason they have done it that they left the city is to avoid the civilian the further civilian loss

u. k. base syrian observatory for human rights says i'll position fights is now control how most police combines headquarters and based on the central prison where they've released hundreds of inmates of 0 correspondence, a hub in las is in the hearts of homeless city. and they've been seen the celebrations on the streets is opposition finances. and so his, his report from the, the groups of opposition sliders have now entered the main square in the heart of hama each group entering, start, celebrated firing their guns in the air. not only is the entire home of province and circled by opposition fighters. they've also penetrate the city permits eastern side, and not a yonah nothing. i don't know. what is worth noting here is it the residence diploma city has come out to the street welcoming the opposition fighters. we were surprised. see residents taking to the streets, given the dire situation. local residents came out to celebrate as groups of opposition fighters continued to enter the city after the government forces left the city. the saba was, and we're all of us. what are you at t

and they also have great experience, whether in as strikes from south it right via from the us, from the u. k. they know how to deal with this. and they also have the capacity to produce weapons on the inside the oven. all right, that wouldn't be a sophisticated, but that, that, that doesn't match up a control that the here it is a wage and it's clearly a symmetric. all they need to do is to keep going. it don't need to be accurate. they took me to be sophisticated, and for them not losing is winning. now briefly as you can, or you touched upon this, but what's the role of saudi arabia and this conflict? factor rapier has been involved in a war against the he's these since 2015. now, there was a truce times between the who states and saudi arabia in 2022 that has expired, but it has largely held out your rapier now is trying very hard to fully exit the human war. it's expensive, it doesn't allow it's valgy enough bandwidth to focus on its own vision. 2030 on developing rhetoric, tourism. so it wants to get out of the for that reason it's quite powerful, not to antagonize the who sees at this

u. k are playing but they're obviously present. right. you can stay with our team to national for all the latest i'm around the world. i'll see you again by now the suite the nice the what so striking for me is this congressman in california. where are some people i so reach and other people are very well making. and that's a, that's a call cost of the whole united states that there's worried about for, for, i don't know, $400.00 people that have all the more income than all of us together. you do think there's a gap is becoming smaller or is growing all it's growing? i don't know. they only want a handful of people controlling everything they want to keep people under their under this, under your son's control people's, that's a way of controlling people. you know, power and money. everyone should have the hands use housing, food, you know, healthcare, education close, you know, stuff, you know, things like that. yeah. and a little extra so you could maybe go to the movies or go out to dinner or something on a little vacation. you know,

right? yeah, for sure with patients and we're actually going to leave the u. k. strong candidate stammer, a horrible looking creature. he's, he's in the room and know you. right. and then we're going to go back to deutschland, deutschland, a strong contender for clown country destroying itself, destroying its industry, big auto giants that go into the wall half, which should show a traffic light, coalition, green party, runing the country. you know, it's looking, looking very, very tight. now the brits and the germans, of course basically the same people. yeah. guess why and let's have a look at that. now. i do get a bit wound up when it comes to the rates and the germans, and particularly the germans, always put together a fantastic and it'll a, let's say, a collage of how i reacted to the germans. i don't think it's that funny, really at all. but all you hear them laughing out loud is middle dungeon. while he was putting this together, one of the laptops out the door upper for most upset with this and you create the same stuff. i don't know one's a video that

u. k. a warning, i think, i mean this is blasting piece is a very long term plan, right? so it's, it's not something that happens quickly in any context, no doubt the, the fall of the aside regime was a can be seen as a step towards a more peaceful syria. and certainly for the large part of the population living in syria. and we have to remember that we're not dealing with 2 decades of an outside regime. we're dealing with more than 5 decades of an aside regime because i thought the higher since father was in charge before the opposite side. so i think we, there's certainly the prospect of the need for for time. and it seems that h t s and it's leader wants to take are very disappointed. and he, he in particular and shut our giovanni has insisted on the fact that his organization is very disciplined, both military and politically. and there have been, you know, that some, a lot of the, a lot of the, the, the good steps to rush have be made in terms of, of opening up to dialogue. and at least speaking the words of dialogue with the old regime and with other functions aroun

u. k based syrian observatory for human rights says, opposition find has no control how much police come on headquarters and air base and the central prison, where they've released hundreds of inmates out 0 correspondence. so have a culture of was in the hearts of hama city. and since this report to fix the ball position fighters have now entered aisle seat main square in the heart of comma each group entering start celebrated firing their guns in the air. not only is the entire, if i'm a province and circled by opposition fighters, they've also penetrate the city permits, eastern side and nadia. i wanna know if it's on a wire or what is worth noting here is that the residence diploma city has come out to the street, welcoming the opposition. by thursday, we were surprised. see residents taking through the streets given the dire situation. local residents came up to celebrate as groups of opposition fighters continued to enter the city and the government forces of the web. the city in the gaza strip, dozens of palestinians have been killed in multiple is rarely and strikes on thursday. i

u. k, u. s. e u, i'm these read have been in london and in birmingham and was going all over britain against a against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh, actually it because i watch that on my phone and it was kissed um and making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some. all right, if pass now inside person that does the same well. your stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is dop, this is to, you know, and these just isn't that solely it's, i'm happy to read reports all the time. that belt is true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on seated at any time by the power of public opinion. the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west. wes, kind that over. so his history is pat with savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well, i

right? well for sure with the patients in the world so, so we will leave the u. k. strong candidate stammer, a horrible looking creature. he's, he's in the room and know you. right. and then we're going to go back to deutschland, deutschland, a strong contender for clown country destroying itself, destroying its industry, big auto giants that go into the wall half, which should show a traffic light, coalition, green party, runing the country. you know, it's looking, looking very, very tight. now the brits and the germans. of course, basically the same people. yeah. that's why and let's have a look at that. now. i do get a bit wound up when it comes to the brits and the germans, and particularly the germans, always put together a fantastic and it'll a, let's say, a color of how i reacted to the germans. i don't think it's not funny really at all, but oh yeah, i heard him laughing out loud is middle dungeon while he was putting this together, one of the laptops out the door upper for most upset with this. so you create the food stamps. i don't know, i'm a video that

u. k. all you're doing a bit of spreading themselves right? absolutely. correct, you, do you say uh, bridget, farmers are really, really mad that storm or government has introduced hikes to be inheritance tech specifically for the farmers because you know, you've got to get rid of your own sources of. oh yeah. and the plan is to make farmers pay 20 percent tax on the phones they get from their father's well yeah. meaning that a lot of them will be either to forced to sell reforms or break them down little small pieces, which are very easily viable by the mega corporations, just like they do. and ukraine. very interesting. of course, the fact that acura style i just met with the bosses of black rock, as obviously nothing to do with the fact that he's just like a big tax on the cause, all the farmers in the okay to sell all the firms to guess to me company, coincidence, run the video or, you know, i think the farmers are the last hope for your i really think so. you know tough, hard working it all to take any. i mean, who else is going to go ahead and do th

a being providing stuff with a conflict, and that right, you would think that might interest the media. that story is never being mentioned in the u. k. media, the other, the other side of it there's never thoughts about is the we are the you, k is sending a spice right. oh, because up everyday, pretty much and sometimes to the, now they're in the sky for 6 hours. and they, the, that intelligence has been been positive. these res, now the u. k. say, well, it's just the hostage rescue. but we've only got one hostage in gaza. and we had to, when the flight started, one of them was killed. it looks like bodies ready themselves. so what is that information? why is it going and what, what, what does it involve? because my hunch is that it probably is being used for operations by his route because it, i think it's semantic westlake because he says, i need to do with hostage rescue. while these rallies present the whole offensive, because uh, as hostage rescue operations. so it gives them leeway to, to do whatever they want. again, there was a question in parliament actually all the while it was democrats here recently, but he said he also

is saw with citizen and she's always citizen and we have all the for folder rights from the convention. so we should the u. k. sponsor to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former permanent sort of u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is temple on the behalf. is he doing well? i'm going to see him couple of times and i wouldn't be surprised if if he was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or by some along the dumpster attention. she is not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration was doing this independently. i mean, on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are leading, getting this and the so quote unquote, the situation is, is over this. no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then the the americans would like to leave it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important, i wouldn't guess we