u. k . we have got some yellow warning so that as we go into fast that you can see the heavy is there and also some winfrey and what with a sweeping across scan today, the into the baltic states. when warnings out here, it will stretch across into western areas of russia, taking that wintry weather with it. and we'll see the temperature come down in moscow on saturday of the colleges. when would you be sure to talk to the team as to the the welcome back and watching out there in line of thought top story is this alex any way that strikes his target campaign? ukrainian city account keep recording says a child has been killed, that comes a day off to russian with a keys to carry out one of his west attacks on ukraine since the war began. in february of 2022, syria is observing 3 days of morning following an attack on a miniature academy in the western city of homes. channels are being held, some of the 89 people killed that a graduation ceremony. as to the pentagon says us forces have shot down a

u. k, we see the same across europe. it's, it's electronics of blanket immunity that is riley holloway non existent. then you cleans, i mean, yes, you can just being a bit of but also know on look at the impressive support of a yes the what the. busy buttons comes to by this time. what's the most? how about i didn't let them tell us by the gods us to, you know, us, i'm kind of like, you know, it's, it's talking, it's talking on old lives. okay. time of companies will continue talking to throughout the day. thank you very much for joining us on set this our. this is a live scene from the golf and strip the events at this moment. we are approaching 11 o'clock in the morning, the 5 minutes throughout the nice and you can see them continuing. that in the goal is to get a bit of a sense of the sounds as well. the chaos on the streets as we see the smoke rising above the sky line, the joyce, i'll do, i'll, as loony is from the american friends service committee as an organization working in gone. so since 1949, she says have c

u. k. we saw all the protests take place today, right around the world. to what extent do you think that israel's sort of monopoly on this narrative since the beginning of the war has, has been broken somewhat? it certainly listening. and what we're seeing in london in particular, all the biggest demonstrations since the opposition to the iraq. cool. um. so uh, so there are huge demonstrations going on and the big think russians and it's not a less strong issue. it's a, it's much, much broader and lots of options being felt in the office. leave the policy again. you have the lead us a guest on them with a very pro, very strong pro is where you line a refusing to code for c. so he's now and he's now quoting for, to minus errancy spots based on the huge pressure from bush. most things in particular make up the largest block vote in the late propulsion. that's the one these protests make a difference. do you think? i think they to, and i think cumulatively, they've been, they will change policy. but there's a big gap between the political leads to saying tha

u. k saying, we appreciate that you sent that free forces to the region. he said that the battle was wanting, which israel was fighting the new nazis, the new isis, a baffle he said, of western civilization against an access that wants to take them at least back to the middle ages for his pot issue. so not offered his absolute support, so you case absolute support for israel's rights to defend itself in line with international law and that spring and island fisher who's live in tel aviv. so alan distilling that solid support from the u. k. although we did mention a line with international law, but we did not hear any criticism of some of these riley tactics that international is riley, human rights groups. you and experts are called in violations of law and garza and benjamin netanyahu noise those days are coming. because you can tell from a statement saying we will need your continuous support. and the i'm part of phrasing. it didn't get the exact quote done, but essentially there will be dark days and difficult days ahead. we need your continuous support

u. k. and we are protected by the british government were given a new identity, a new spaces, you know, and the background was just, you know, americans the white war. so i think not your right to make a reference to this canadian incident as being the, the worst thing you probably say, i think is the, is gonna be the worst phone policy initiative with us. right. well, the kinetic almost ever done in his history. i mean that the never going to cut out this. this is now recorded. this is on the record on the internet. the still a, she's still there. yeah. the on the screen really well known, big streaming. you know, if, if it hadn't been for the whole low cost then and you know what, all it was just, you know, they were rough. you know, they were tough. ok. they were very authoritarian, but it's the holocaust that always is the problem when they want to completely rewrite that. they're trying, they're doing and we, you and i have documented this for 20 years of, of read with the soviet union was re

u. k. politician married to someone from the u. k. shadowy, 77th. we gave this information division that i, i got to know when i was broadcasting for london, would write to ramble. to ask them questions about a case which hasn't had any due process or due uh, traditional process a tool. as i said, when this news broke of russell brands and they come up with monogamous accusers from decades old and i've known of russell brands history. i've, i mean, i've listened to his book, i say, listen, i, i mean, we can't, we can't really talk about, as you know, the british attorney general is said, don't even talk about it, just let himself or you get no, nobody can make money. he can't. and you can't even defend himself publicly was i was, i was disappointed but not shocked. but i said right from the get go. this is more than just russell brand. it's what russell brand represents. but it's also the 2 step to the platform that allows the voice is like russell brand to be heard. and so i, you know, i, i don't like putting ju, do out in the universe because i don't

we live in d. c. speaking with you as the question biden and the u. k prime minister as well. so the, the, to discuss how we can join forces. wonderful, that's good. said what could be a better symbol, franco german cooperation then this air bus factory, i want to source the whole thing. the c o and c g for the kids of the most kind of an organization as well for organizing this wonderful tour of such a strategic this community. civil 5th of the g fact to it is very much through and through your pin project and who wants to invest long term in technology and human capital. and i hope that it will become possible for us or do not have it just to play a leading role in this acceptance and, but also to look with confidence in the future in terms of the green transition and the challenges that entails. and i'd like to congratulate and create a big teams who are here, who are so committed to tell you just the hearing from the french president emmanuel, macro, the gentleman that i've shown. so i would, i felt shelves as say i met in the drums to give humbug for a long shed. you, old

the united kingdom is particularly good and we, the u. k is one of the leaders in, in the, of the window energy. just for example, one day, last year, 70 percent of all the electricity made in england was from wind turbines. on average, it's about 27 percent of all electricity made in england. this is um, it is when doing it too well wide wind energy is already making about 78 percent of the electricity in the world. another reason why the u. k. so fortunate is the to it has a very shallow coast line and you can erect off show wind turbines of show wind turbines are a lot more effective simply because you have lansing breezes during the day. and if you have not please is at night. so the wind is blowing, day and night. and as wind turbines have grown in size and capacity, how is their efficiency improved and what innovations do see shaping the future of when the energy efficiency of the wind turbine is, is dependent on the, the area of the, the wind to but the areas accepting the wind, and as this, this is equal to pile squared is you know,

and then we went to greece, our relative then it was that must have sound. i woke up, hit the ship, not k u n. as we stood beside my brother, there was a huge explosion. people were around us on the ground. i don't know what happened to my brother. why no one claimed responsibility for the attack. the syrian military lane, what he calls on thursday organizations supported by known international conference . this is obviously a real cool for whoever is carry it out because it is at a military base. it's cadets, it's targeted and it's using advanced technology. the immediately after that talk, government forces going by the drug of health at live in northern syria. several people on the poor to, to i've been killed and others injured data for syria state to be called to the russian commander and syria warning go possible attacks and russian or syrian positions. i found, i'm not able to use somebody because of the fall of how to put into the deputy head of the russian center for reconciliation, for in parties by dim coorlet terrorist of plenty to carry out a series of attacks on the locations

the now we have see get into hands. meanwhile, the u. k. home secretary has called for the possible criminalization of processing your flags insurance in britain. so the government has a police in england and wales to come down on pro. how much process says such rallies are supporting terrace, unintimidated, seeing the jewish community. the goals have been met with outraged by muslims and free speech advocates. discuss this with the robots in la cash generalist on political analysts. thanks so much for joining us this evening. but 1st of all, what do you make of sort of broadman saying that waving upon this thing, if like in the case could be a criminal offense? instead, some circumstances, it was really what the shows is that the united kingdom is not for freedom of speech or freedom of expression at all. if they go ahead with this, it shows that there is a complete pro as real bias inherent in the collective west, which we've seen across the political spectrum. a lot of virtues signaling from western politicians. and of course then a perm

we are seeing one of the worst massacres ever visited on gaza. so it's not just that it has implications for the people of the united kingdom. i and the u. k. passport holder, my biases, palestinian, we have lost 2 members of our family and this ongoing conflict. are you telling me that i am not able to hold up a national flag? if you go in front of the jewish areas in houses, you go to a synagogue and with the palestinian flag and do it in a way in which you're, it's not to to protest. zionism is not deal which is not to protest the states of israel, and it is simply to put the flag in the face of jewish people in order to antagonize them. that is already a hate crime. there is nothing else that needs to be done there. it's very explicit in the united kingdom that you cannot go and commit the sort of acts people have been arrested for the sort of acts before such as playing songs in certain jewish areas as well. so this is already legislated against with a mid the escalating conflict between israel and palestine. the us defense chief has arrived and it says headquarters spoke about assisting another country ukraine . but also fetching and

we got wanted to diminish. of course your apply the book, where do you draw the line when it comes to reparations for past grievances. so the u. k, for example, ask for operations for the, the funding of the vikings many centuries ago. you know this, we have very clear is a scans, a king is never a quarter. nice united kingdom is the united kingdom that came here to raise our grandfathers. and our grandmother is the other one who gave me an order for me to plastic. today, german government is the giving the patients to completing the media to send those in, in that does on the, in terms of bills of pounds, the comp, as sitting. yeah, is showing that the book and notes is just a data composition. but it's a sign of a friendship, you know, say, knows the conciliation and supporting programs that to let you need to people bring home a bunch of the u. k. government is not interested, and that's why we can see us doing the most solutions because the making all the noise. so that's the kink on here. and we understand that can, that is not of course only the behavior for the last 2 days in a row. be we believe that we have to do to pro

we attended the ceremony till the end, and then we went to greece, our relative then it was that must have sounded, i woke up, hit the ship now k u n. as we stood beside my brother, there was a huge explosion. people were around us on the ground. i don't know what happened to my brother the day before. serious state to be quoted, the russian to come monday and see if you're wanting golf possible. the tax on russian or syrian positions. i found them not able to use somebody because on the follow how to, according to the deputy head of the russians, send us a reconciliation for in parties by jim colet. terrorist appointed to carry out a series of attacks on the locations of the russian military and the syrian government and the head of the media to after the attack, government forces going by the rebels, how it live in mold and syria. several people are reported to have been killed, the more injured no one has claimed responsibility for the attack in homes. and then it country locked in conflict for yes, it has left people speculating who would want to hop candidates out of the actual just see it on the to us present. joe biden has

so today i'm in the morning or we had a u. k prime minister issue. so not here, who was here to show solidarity with his real to, to emphasize that the u. k. believes is real, has a right to defend itself and was also uh, support supporting just not to showing support for isn't but also showing support for the decision and visual now to block incoming and to gaza in the afternoon we had a visitor coming from the german defense minister hospice totally us was reiterated and emphasized with the german chancellor when the shots and already said he also said the ground defense if he said of ground defense, if he believes is imminent and that it is germany's let me return to comment and that is israel's rights to do so as an active self defense of the defense ministers spoke with is really counterpart here. they also spoke about how germany could further assist you. we don't expect any weapons coming from germany, but germany is likely to provide a substantial amount of medical aid. okay, thanks about max w max on the interior. so that as well as i was co

the now we have see get into hands. meanwhile, the u. k. home secretary has called for the possible criminalization of palestinian flags and sons in britain. sort of government has a police in both england and wales to come down on pro. if i'm us protests. she says as a trellis supposing service, i mean some of the day think the jewish community that goes though, have been met with outraged by muslims and free speech advocates. journalist up at school on list robots in the cache. it says that the case demonstrates one sided lesson support for israel in the united kingdom is not for freedom of speech or freedom of expression at all. if they go ahead with this, it shows that there is a complete pro as real bias inherent in the collective west, which we've seen across the political spectrum. a lot of virtues signaling from western politicians. and of course then a permitting israel to go ahead with its current murderous rampage on civilians in the gaza strip. and because of the rhetoric coming out of western capitalism, which is not calling fo

the now we have the get into hands. i mean, while the u. k home secretary has called for the partial criminalization of palestinian flags, and the chance in britain celebrate berman has urged police in england and wales to climb down on pro homeless protest. she says such a raleigh as are supporting terrorist and intimidating the jewish community journalist and political analysts. robert in the cash that says the case demonstrates one sided. western support for israel in the united kingdom is not for freedom of speech or freedom of expression at all. if they go ahead with this, it shows that there is a complete pro as real bias inherent in the collective west, which we've seen across the political spectrum. so a lot of virtue signaling from western politicians. and of course then a permitting israel to go ahead with its current murderous rampage on civilians in the gaza strip. and because of the rhetoric coming out of western capital, which is not calling for a ceasefire, which is not calling for the protection of civilians inside of the gaza

we attended the ceremony till the end, and then we went to greece, our relative, then it was not, must have sound. i woke up, hit the ship, not k u n a. as we stood beside my brother, there was a huge explosion. people were around us on the ground. i don't know what happened to my brother. the day before serious state to be quoted, the russian come monday and see if you're wanting of possible attacks on russian or syrian positions. i found, i'm not able to use somebody because of the fall of how to, according to the deputy head of the russian center for reconciliation, for in parties by jim colet. terrorist have plenty to carry out a series of attacks on the locations of the russian military and the syrian government in the head. immediately after the attack, government forces bombarded rebels held a live in law in syria. so for the people that they pull to to i've been kids demo enjoy. no one has claimed responsibility for the talking homes. and then a country locked in conflict for yes. that has left people speculating. who would want to have candidates out of the actual just see it on the as russia has carried down to one of h

c, u, k, the e u, in other western allies for being plowed into quite in the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the states are for accounts defense. it has achieved that for the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned, as long as they're going to sense. well, as much as we can, haven't going as planned was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition that that's where i'm guessing the steadier, the deliveries on the big or the deliveries of the armaments for you frame the costs of the counter offensive to $5.00, the if we gain was less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately they, that's doing it have like another month to guy before another month. so surveys for the cold in the winter settles and before we can, we will, we will have to actually force until the spring time less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money. and that is something now that western governments are indeed questioning. yeah. and the fact of the western media n

we cannot keep giving from our own that stone piles. and that really seems to be a message that we're hearing more more not just from a you from the u. k. i'm from the us. the 3 big supporters of ukraine in this war well olaja magneer how we. busy john list and political analysts based in brussels, explains how the you became the victim of its own policies when it comes to funding ukraine. a bad idea of being is, are no longer and he does yes. dates to find that. and so you all that these go, you know, way i need to now russia economy is doing becca much better. they all back to the 1st beginning of the war. and they offered using bliss on getting more money because of the increase of price of oil. we are stupid enough to go and buy the russians owing for india much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost and those free to that was to about guided by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number full and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european countries to be suffering from heavy inflation. the valuation of the euro. and people are hardly managing that

we don't know. but what's interesting is that, you know, you have the u. k prime minister there, i think as we speak, the french president is coming and it's almost if is, if netanyahu is giving them in the, in a putting them under. oh, so you know, they're right in front of some kind of grand jury. you're here now and you're gonna stick with us, whatever happens, okay? and you're going to cover for us and you're going to tell your media to do that for us. that's what it looks like to be. it's very bizarre, dimitri, as well, it was interesting this light and twitter account before she came shortly before it came, proclaimed that he was coming to israel in a show of solidarity. i personally found that very difficult to believe me. he was being made to wait. busy night by the saudi monarch for a meeting that was supposed to happen in the evening. he was turning last by the uh, the leader of egypt, publicly, which was an extraordinary event. and i think that he had sent a to aircraft carriers to the eastern mediterranean, pardon, so that there was no need for h

always sign the, the previous program that we have going and the u. k. of training ukrainian meant by the british. all me, are we saying that's a fine? yeah. i mean, it seems to be, well, the messages just if we have to, if we need to move it to ukraine, you know, how does that improve it? how does that make it any better? i think the ideas are off training, so there's in ukraine is a, it's very much an, a, an emission of defeat on many levels. but it's also madness because you only need one of those british soldiers to be hit by miss. so and then you have the possibility of also 5 nights happening and vote on a world war 3 scenario. and i think that's really the comments that come into india to being branded around is very apt because of that we comp, possibly be serious. the person cannot possibly be serious about sending troops over to you to create. although i have stood at the beginning of the conflict on a talk show, there's only a question of time before the british american soldiers will be, will have boots on the ground. the one that was referred

u. k. m, the us, what we saying is send them back. okay. symbol is that back in full and the election is 2 weeks away. and it's not just the demonized ation of refugees, but also the leading parties dominance of the news media that is likely to be a major factor in the results. fax, me to italy now with the digital revolution has penetrated the depths of the underwear. some mafia groups known for secrecy and keeping a low profile are now operating in plain sight on tick tock. the platform has become the go to form of communication for younger generations of different italian mafia groups from the and that i can get taught in calabria to the camara. in naples, they might be on tick tock to recruit new members, or they're just putting a more polished brand out there, reminding citizens of their advert presence with specific hash tags and the mode use. it's a sort of we had an effect of way to exercise soft power among the a tally and tech talkers. following those accounts, the countries anti mafia directorate investigators in search of

we don't argue about masks. yes. it's like a very weird for us to both fly in from the african continent into the u. k. and the like, no, you know, we don't go straight to argue about them because it's like, it's the least i can do. yeah. it's the least that i can do because, you know, in hong kong they've survived the 3rd phone. yeah. sorry. yeah. right. so you tell someone to put a mask over their face like yes, absolutely not just for me. yeah. but for the people around to be, this is where sort of the, the response of the pun, demick becomes just not just about people about political culture. i think one thing that has been so tragically under discussed is how, how, like, what you said earlier, like we focus on very technical solutions and technical reasons why the pandemic has ravaged people so much. but there's also sort of subjective conditions as lifestyle as population distribution. that's people's behavior. there's demographic patterns. so like remember the beginning of the time that makes people scott her. it has to be like why could be wiped out. like, why are tens of thousands of people dyi

we don't know. but what's interesting is, is that, you know, you have the in the u. k prime minister there, i think, as we speak, the french president is coming. and it's almost a if is if netanyahu is giving them in a, in a putting them under. oh it's, you know, they're in front of some kind of grand jury. you're here now and you're gonna stick with us. whatever happens, okay? and you're going to cover for us and you're going to tell your media to do that for us. that's what it looks like. to be, it's very bizarre, dimitri, as well as was interesting, the board and twitter account before she came shortly before it came, proclaimed that he was coming to israel in a show of solidarity. i personally found that very difficult to believe, but at that point in time he had sent blinking, blinking it had what could only be described as a disastrous trip, perhaps formatted expectantly. he was being made to wait. busy night by the saudi monarch for a meeting that was supposed to happen to 2 in the evening. he was tongue lashed by the uh, the leader of egypt, publicly, which was

we must ensure the peaceful coexistence wins. u. k. notes. the thoughtful i'm comb, woods of president abbas on behalf of the palestinian people. and we are grateful to the governments who are seeking to intercede on the off of those held hostage and those for nationals who are trumped in garza. i'm grateful for the work uh to ensure that the humanitarian aid, which much which many of us have partially funded, reaches those gods. those causes who are deeply in need a z u. k. is clear and has been consistently clear. but israel has the right to self defense on the right to secure the release of those. what kidnapped on the 7th of october and will also clear that we must what they must, what to alleviate the suffering of the palestinian people. in garza, i'm the actions are in accordance with international i have spoken directly to these really government about their duty to respect international law. ready i'm importance or preserving civilian lives in gauze despite these incredibly difficult circumstances. i have called for discipline and prof

to put pressure on the government that is going to put pressure on the as riley's to, as we heard from the u. k. foreign secretary to cool for restraint from the, the, as rarely at this point in time. do you think, of course, i mean, i mean for me and especially in democracies when we see is people coming out demonstrating at the sort of voltage vsoft, tax payers. and they have a big say in the and, and, and, and then such as of the governments and the politic and be able to put additions. so it's an important tool to put pressure on governments to things as the schools, especially in these times. and yes, so yes, the modem with solutions with the specially investing democracies is the better for the, for the state of course, and for, for any human cause beats what it says. busy so it's very important that set back and obviously the most out of printers and not democratic but still the governors, the leaders of these countries, the, the kid about the streets, the and they wouldn't move and they wouldn't want to just on that. we're seeing a huge turn out into nice beer as well as in, in london.

thursday we are interested in like the u. k. prime minister will be here along with his foreign minister. james, cleverly, originally so not cold, the attack in the hospital, a watershed moment and he's called essentially uh to avoid a part of the escalation in what is happening and guys of that backup by the speech that job i made yesterday. when he pointed out that he understood that israel could be consumed by anger and what happened on october the 7th, but he also said, and it was a part of the speech that was all most most the said, don't let it consume you at the us after 911, what the justice they got justice and he said, but the, we made mistakes. no, we knew that job. i had no regrets as votes for the iraq war. so he's perhaps arguing these relays, maybe not to go too far, richie. so now we'll meet with the prime minister. he will also meet with the president. james cleverly will then go on to out of capitals and also to talk it. and he's going to and cut out he's going to title, and you'll also be in too hot in the cu

this kind of though, we still on each folder and not to mention the thing i'd states a u. k. i, those goes top of the globe. you know the story dodge as username and uh it charged up so we have no way back to complete to do a violation. well, a from us has no, they are based on our capability whatsoever. and hopefully is not the case. then i would need a not for a class, a probably know level, so effective in goddess they know this, this is the objective and we are how is different? we have the show last, if the last up to date, now we are a better situation. we know be like 350000 people in river, a copying that they won't copying it. so i have to do for my general and we have, there's supposed to be a make up that made you feel the rest of the. okay. i just want to get in there though, but the un secretary general has said that quote, even words have rules and warren, that quote, once again moving more than a 1000000 people across a densely populated war zone, with no food, water or accommodation, is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, not possible. how do you respond to

what's in one says, the european signatories name we germany, the u. k. and france have resorted to picking a co propaganda and psychological warfare saying that it was shouldn't due to laterally implement the terms of the jcp away while they themselves have failed to keep their side of the bargain. and now the fonts, j. c, p o, a promise to remove the western sections against the wall and in return for the country, curtailing its new clear activities which the west has always warm but may lead to a nuclear bomb. something which one has categorically dismissed as baseless phone b was withdrawal from the deal in 2018 and reinstatement of sanctions on the one. these one of your public were totally aided by gradually scaling back its own commitments by increasing the purity and volume of enriched uranium. well beyond the cap set by the pact to one also live the access of the a to its nuclear facilities, while still allowing v inspectors to operate as well. me pointed out that the j. c, p o, a was meant to call and any disputes over allegations regarding the

u. k, france and japan. and then we had the 6 countries that have stained multi gone up or 0, switzerland, ecuador, and albania. so that the us did not even need to veto this. it simply did not even get enough vote. stephen, have to even go to a veto by the united states. russia clearly stating that this was their humanitarian effort with this resolution to try to get some humanitarian help there . but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bit more of what the us and u. k.

however, he still says that under no circumstances kind of americans, we have stopped u. k prime minister gove and says, damage control, not the his defense shape suggested deploying, which is troops as instructors to ukraine, especially. so not says there are no immediate plans to put them on the ground, at least not in the current context. and destroy the shape of the canadian, 5 minutes as in the seats, the hosting a not to collaborate in the company's parliament, but just intruder tries to door to the responsibility. but as combination pulls in the hello and welcome to audience national this sunday, wherever you are joining us from with our catch. well, i'll top story the saw with the social democracy policy claiming a decisive when in the parliamentary elections, subject to set a new agenda that lead to i'm full of prime minister robot pete. so used his acceptance speech to reiterate, that the country has more pressing issues than ukraine. ok, and i, it looks like it has other and bigger problems in ukraine. we don't agree with. i mean degree, if sma forms of coalition

we don't know where we're heading for me. it's not progress. it's to k u, i don't see any progress in my okay, what we're re is that the situation develops in a way that we cease to exist as an independent stays with the quote because not restart is there. so the more a slot, admits armenia feels abandoned by its ally, russia, but says the country should really blame itself for the difficulties it now faces. in another business which combines a bookshop, wineship and the end events venue, we speak to are not to return to our media from russia after the start of the war and ukraine. a lot of my friends relatives here, they think actually the same thing about the medium government and you've got you do whatever, whatever you want, but save the country. so whatever, but whatever is necessary to save the independent the me or you need to be done. so that's, that's actually my position was always, that means if that would mean going with russia. yes, but for now, it's actually not meaning that armine has truly cultural and economic ties with russia. but many ar