u. k. well, friends, when he referred that to that some random country, i didn't even mention that you tail or fonts and the clip he said on ex boats, the thing fault bravely alongside the us over the last 20 years and beyond. but people here ask people who were you referring to given there were only 2 countries who put their hands up so far to say that they would be part of such a force. james, thank you very much. indeed, that's a different magic. that is a james base in london. and it's time for the why there he was caught on a tele, that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live and will head that in a moment. the 1st to southern africa and this some improvement to come from that a gas car. as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across small central areas. but it is an improving picture as we had towards the end of the week, the thunder storms, it continued to affect eastern parts of south africa. it's a little bit dry out w

u. k. well, president trump offered listens to those that are around 10 minutes persuaded by those that are around 2 minutes. first, they often got to persuade him to stay on the nato track. what it seems that is around him right now. i'll persuading him in a different direction. you heard a click from the interview, the j events, the vice president gave to fox news. well, he also talked about this idea of the french and u. k. lead reassurance force on the ground in ukraine, and the quote i think is causing real concern here in london, then probably empowers to 20000 troops from some brandon country that hasn't for to will. and 30 to 40 years is how he referred to this peacekeeping force. now that i think is going to cause relying good and prompts and certainly here in the u . k, where the u. k. was very, very close with the us enough kind of song and iraq and in iraq, the u. k. last a 179 soldiers, enough kind of stuff. 457. you can understand why they're angry. a change based or diplomatic edi

u. k. at ukraine. and of course, the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing. but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble. no suggestion that's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close a little mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house, children quotesoft incidence conflicts have been suffering sexual violence. that's according to you and children's agency. it's you're quoted more than 200 cases since 2024 and says the title number is likely to be much higher than the will between the sudanese on me. and the permanent track of support forces is now nearing its the ga morgan has this report when slicing between this is denise army and the baron military rapids support forces started in april 2023. millions were displaced from their homes in search of safety. some left all their belongings behind, others carried with them the horrors of the conflict and the mental and emo

u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders say? well, what are they being saying about what happened as well? they have tom, almost universally, in support, all of ukraine we've had from the french president mccullin's saying that is important to remember that russia is the aggressor in this conflict. we've had from the outgoing job and johns that all of shows saying that you trading in town to germans on european support. similar statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the czech republic, but naturally not from hungary, hon gary and prime minister victor olva. and had said that he signed a donald trump for what he called was he bravery, you know, it's pretty notable that big to open does side more with letting me to 10 and an increasing number of issues then with his european allies. but nonetheless, he is an outlier when it comes to the european reaction here, which has been pretty much universally in support of ukraine. but what is also happening here in bodies worrying the european leaders is that it seems to be e

to a heated exchange with donald trump, ukraine's president has received a room well come across the atlantic. in the u. k. persons providence, the kiff selma has agreed to loan keith more than $2000000000.00 to boost its defense against russian attacks. on some they saw mobile faces. saw most of european visas on the premium presidents to discuss efforts to strengthen ukraine's position. and, and as route says if induces a us proposing of a temporary c spar, and garza or the ramadan and also how much success it won't be fully fit. mentation of the 2nd phase of the ceasefire, which includes negotiations for permanent face by the release of how this to be in prison, is as a comprehensive withdrawal of israeli troops and garza. meanwhile, in tell of a have hundreds of protest is demanded. the continuation of the sci fi on the release of old captives. some of the demonstrates is blamed prime minister benjamin netanyahu full stolen negotiations to reach the 2nd phase, that we're currently $59.00 captive still believe to be held in garza $24.00. a said to be alive, you know, it's again in the slim, but we're i

u. k. so it was a very good and successful visit and the beginning of the week as well. the french president macro and also had votes seemed like a very cordial visit with donald trump. and these leaders were meant to leave the great groundwork for the most important visit. all the overlooking the lens came to white house on friday, and they really thought that he could seal the deal and secure that minimal deal and perhaps a ceasefire up to 3 years. of bruce a was so they must have what starting hora as to what actually ended up in folding . guess what a difference a day makes hasn't been sayings. lensky is headed to london next. what are we expecting from the meetings there? that's right. he is coming to london on the sunday webcast um i will hold a meeting with the number. busy of europe and lead us, and they really have to figure out if they can secure and defend ukraine without the american help. if the u. s. as is now a real threat posed it's minister, military assistance to ukraine. time the you are pen need as defend the country. now many analysts believe that th

u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders that well, what are they being saying about what happened? well, they have come almost universally in support of ukraine. we've had from the french president mccall and saying that is important to remember that russia is.

well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government. and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic. austin knows that all of that really showing that kids nama really is putting out all the stops to show that followed him. is the lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and zalinski, but it is taking on a much more heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine. and there are huge doubt of whether the europeans can step up to that challenge and fill the void in case the us pulls out and we've had some notes of discontent. i mean, a sea of support for ukraine in europe. no, to be the polish, be just saying that we loved him is a lensky should repack his relationship with donald trump. i think that space in really is i'm the same, the knowing that resolved the us security guarantees without the might of the us military, whi

u. k. has given 9800000000 to ukraine, the largest known e. you don't know of military officer the united states. well being good when is upon the prism, the strategic intelligence and investment advisory firm, he says, well, unity is on the display of the london defense summit funding consensus on the way for the new crime will be difficult as we have to try and see if there is some kind of unity coming out of this because the, your family doesn't know exactly or on the same page here. and not all of them are perhaps committed as much as i saw on the, on my crown. so are they able to produce a list of potential things that could be part of a piece agreement going forward that they could really present to the us to get engaged in the discussions? the idea that european troops are going to be deployed in to ukraine is, is, is, frankly, very unlikely. i think that will not be a trustworthy us back stop. and i don't think european nations when it comes down to it, will be prepared to commit troops for fear of coming into contact somehow even accidentally with russian troops. the other big offering, which

u. k. and from who have planned to submit the plan was laid out on the weekend here in london all the way forward pace through strikes. well, ukraine is a little less strikes now than that just to a few hours ago. and of course the, the u. k and phones were planning to put some sort of peace keeping force. and we'll check the balance, the vice president in that interview with fox news that you probably the clip of a moment to go. busy he said that was going to be security guarantees, and he talked with some stain about the idea of that force, which was going to be provided by the u. k. and prompts along with all the nations he said, this is that we describe that 20000 troops from some random country that hasn't sold a war in 30 to 40 years. i can tell you that will provoke real and go in from some certainly here in the u. k. of course the u. k was on the us side both in the rock and i've got to some of the u. k. last, a 179 soldiers in iraq, 457 enough kind of stop diplomatic editor james base. james. thank you. yeah, that's the motor of you is an associate professor of national security and strategic studies i've taught t

u. k. in fact, he's going to be meeting the king as he's a state in east of england. and sandra and as well as attending the summit is taking place in london. 15 european leaders will be here trying to shop away for now, i think the way for the is preferred by the u. k. host. and they always like to try and play this bridging role between the us and the repeated. this is to try and get things back on track. remember, you had present my calls from and 5 minutes to stop both in the office before that meeting that when so badly wrong. on friday nights with president trump and president was an escape. i think what they were planning then the minerals deal security guarantee use in exchange for them in roseville. that is what they want to go back to that certainly what the u. k. would like things to get back to. but i think there are some that are questioning whether it really is any future of the month in the trans atlantic airlines. and i suspect they'll be questions to and discussions behind closed doors with all of these leaders may not here at downing street, but not far away in a large man

well, tough reality, tactful. the british prime minister. but he rushes it off instead, emphasizing the historic ties to the u. k. and the us from however, the set by the, making it clear that drifted from state care a top view and a visual arrives in the democratic republic of the called the most peaceful bloom made an escalating culture that has this place around 35000 people. the, this is the weekly on, on the, with the main and he's the, is the last 7 days as well as up to them. it's events as we saw in the us, the will, the syllabus holding the full out from the 10s over office exchange off those and those keys, white, half of the buckle, the us national security and by the should lights on was decision to declare as a nancy as is in time delegation, so not unknown, go after ordering them to leave immediately. how do you come in? so someone, when you're practically begging them for money and assistance, when you're wholly dependent on the, the lark asked to be american people and then walk into their white house and their oval office. and try to be argumentative and insulting. in fact, checking. so we made t

well. and i think what is interesting don't just in the u. k . is how some of the right wing parties and the research. and so the right to the last couple of years has been a major phenomena in, in europe. but say, i think we're in some difficulty here. all of a supporting donald trump, or all they supposed to load them is the landscape. it was interesting, the daily mail, which is the, the best selling newspaper on a sunday. it's bail on sunday. newspaper came out very strongly in support of presidents landscape and against what we saw that amazing spectacle in the oval office. and so i think this is a question the will will, will um, be the full right wing part parties across europe. how are they going to view this situation in which way are they going to go? are they going to support ukraine, or are they going to keep supporting? uh, president trump. and i think many of them have decided that the way to go is the way that populations in europe seem to be of a voicing their opinions. and that is support of ukraine and so landscape. i think the

well, talk to 3. as the check for the private is russell did often send emphasizing the historic 5 in the u. k. a. the us from how that goes a step further. is it clear that with the take care of it for, for calling? georgia. p has the photo, the people deposited presidential front on the faces pressure. i'm going 4th. and the 3rd in the capital election kind of angel, just the message in mind is as a lead provide for the hello. welcome to i'll change that. i so will go off to live for most say today when looking at the story isn't shaped the weekend and they just saw out in the us . the world is still a zillow, being the full out from the 10s over office exchange. also is that as he's whitehouse, the local, the us national security advisor shed light on washington the decision to declare the legacy of his entire denigration, the sona non glad to order them to leave immediately. how do you come in salt? someone, when you are practically begging them for money and assistance when you're wholly dependent on the, the largest of the american people, and then walk into their white house and their oval

so how does that change, how do you think as well the you are the, your kids because we're also talking about the u. k. and no way countries that are not members of the you have been galvanized into action by trumps a seizure of the ukraine peace prize. if we can pull that, that's an attempt to end the war in ukraine. and will it be widely uphold by what they saw in the white house yesterday? and as a result, they are taking the initiative salma and my call from friends in particular taking the initiative to try to insert themselves into this discussion and say, we need to be at the table. ukraine must be at the table, which is very legitimate. and i think right, because we made some adults in the room of the appalling behavior that we witnessed in the white house. and i want to talk a little bit about that, but also the fruit before we get to, to that, the optics of what we've seen today. we obviously so as zalinski and true, joe, a speaking in hushed tones together, the b a. how give it to stomach gave as zalinski when they met yesterday at a 10 downing street. there's obviously very, very different

well, 3 years after, uh, it's something that is happening again. in fact we have the same people via my cx, some of the european union that are coming in and u. k. of course that i getting in the step again. and i'm trying to break a piece, but it just, i don't know how to describe this because this is way beyond understanding. we have really the, the feeling that the only thing that there wants. ready is just the just the body war between the europe in. ready restaurants and what exactly the united states kind of way is to the just said ok, we cannot negotiate with zalinski is just a couple of pounds. uh there is nothing to do with that deal with it. we are out of the business on the united states. they will try to do what they have to do with uh, with restaurant and i still don't believe, but trump the front a brush up trump isn't working just as a business man. now the rest of the assembly of everything that's going to happen has been transferred to the european union. and the problem is that now. ready dealing. ready to credit is the guys my credit is thomas and my crime said again yesterday that he was ready to do, i guess because with the

u. k. left europe? yeah, it's very complicated for brittany, no breaks it. you know, now somebody looks very well not suddenly, i think to some of us on a long list strategically, like a big plunder, not just economically, but strategically. look, i mean style, i'm a come to washington and emanuel mac call. the french president came out here in the week. they bring it what i liked, cool bringing fruits to the volcano. trump as the sort of foy explain truths to the volcano to are, you know, this is, this are sacrifices to the great of stormy god, right? yes. the love of god so that you try and a piece that you're trying to relax, right? you offered obeisance in the hope that you will stave off its anger and any of our options that you know of, okay, and those tend to do. and so they've been bringing fruits to the volcano in the hope that they can moderate trump typically on ukraine. and if that fails, which i think it will, um then uh it makes it easier to sell to the public, to back homes, dom or in britain macro in front and so on. the need to radically change costs. name for european strategic

well, shifts a reality check for the british prime minister if you just lost it all. instead hot id that historical ties in friendship. trump takes it one step further, say the u. k. can just take care of it. because the support of the people, that's the presidential frontrunner bottles with law enforcement trying to take him down from powers. romania counseling elections. calling to jessica, this message is a riley price, but the next the morning on a very snow re sunday here. and also it was running down the top stories of the week and all this. so states side we go where the world is essentially still reeling from the shock exchange in the oval office. and following, of course, that landscape is political, the bicycle in the white house. but us national security advisor shed washington's train of thoughts that led to zaleski and his entire delegation be declared persona non grata until to lease. and how do you come in salt? someone, when you're practically begging them for money and assistance, when you're wholly dependent on the, the lark asked to be american people and then walk into their white house in their own whole office. and try to be argumentative and

well, in the last few minutes, the ukranian presidential automated savanski has finished his meeting with the u. k . prime minister keeps stomach at 10 downing street. these are pictures is just coming of the to leaving in the meeting. it keeps telling me that clearly we stand with you crime for as long as it may take to see the end of the war and wants to see a lasting pace is obviously comes just 24 hours after the tone, which was amazing at the white house well that's all for this news. lor, kyle will be here in just a moment with much more of the dyes news, make sure you stay with us the i have the right, the boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue do on a state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights more about the issue whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to in, quote, on which is 0, there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit plac

what's the view from washington as well the secretary of state's market. rubio says that he's been in contact with the foreign ministers of the u. k. and france in the last 24 hours and a parent indication that he is talking to them about the embry on a piece plan that they are drawing on. they saying that they will do so in consultation with the united states and will present it to the united states. so that appears to be a process. and the way the trump administration signaling that it has not completely comfortable ties or discussions on negotiations with ukraine despite what happens in the white house on friday. but this is what market. rubio has to say, and we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president has made. and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you, it's possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them, don't negotiate in table and the sooner everyone grows up around here and

u. k. government, so it does show what kind of a weight of kids, some of the british prime minister is putting behind. well, jim is the last, he's one of the strongest tools in the british diplomatic. also know, and coincidentally a be interesting to think of what donald trump might make of it. because it's a tactic that kids sama used on him to bringing a laptop to the white house from king charles and also inviting donald trump for an unprecedented 2nd stage. visit budget as we wait for the premium present into zaleski here in downing street. he's coming bruised vast as president off to his encounter with donald trump in the white house inside me. he will be looking to talk to kiss arm about how he might repass relations with donald trump. it is something he has indicated he wants to do when the us support is something that his country desperately needs to continue defending himself. and we're also hearing more now from you leaders, including the nato chief who said zalinski has to means his relationship with donald trump off to the incidence at the white house and, and the polish prison. this is also sp

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well, the tech, full of the prime is the e rushes it off, instead of emphasizing the historic size between the u. k. and the us from, however, goods a set by the make it clear and the prison taken care of itself. finding insults you, an official arrives, the democratic republic will become the piece to submit. an escalating convict has displaced about $35000.00 people, the thousands of the weekly on not seeing special feature in the vs. news on the last 7 days as well as count events. we saw in the us and the world is philip zuba and live full out from the 10s over office exchange. also that as he is whitehouse, the local, the us national security advisor shed light on what is in the decision to declare the legacy of his entire delegation assume a non grata order them to me immediately. how do you come in salt? someone, when you are practically begging them for money and assistance. when you're wholly dependent on the, the lrc asked to be american people and then walk into their white house in their oval offers. and try to be argumentative and insulting in fact, checking. so we made that clear in n

u. k. came the day offshore. a hated debate with us president donald trump. let's of the collapse of, of ukraine, us minerals deal and well, i'm kind of standing by for us in the ukrainian capital. the 1st, let's speak to 1000000 invest a little bit. she's lived for us in london. so malayna is the landscape the 2nd day in london 1st full day. what's on the agenda of the will the ceremonial parts of his day? elizabeth will be meeting with king charles. it's sandra gun, one of the king's country estates. and i think it's important to mention that these signs of visits to the royals are in the organized on the request of the u. k. government. so this is a strong diplomatic show, a full full president lensky and backing bike. yes. stall that. but then the crucial part of the day will be when presidents lensky joins the british 5 minutes . the chemist, alma, and 16 of the european need us for us ahmed. why they will have to try to slide a unified position on how to end the war. and ukraine without further inflaming the white house, because all of these lead us, including president savanski, painfully aware that they need us in

u. k. armstrong, leading the charge is based propose a bombshell plan to deploy your pin troops to ukraine. is an idea that was rolled down by russia. well, that as last on there's no appetite for it in the us either. while even the british leader admits it would be possible without washington's support, those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency. but you pays per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back take. i would ask everybody this is there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to pour billions of dollars into award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction, then maybe put in, we'll be ready to negotia

well. the secretary of state, monica rubio has been talking about the situation. he has confirmed that he has spoken to the foreign ministers off the u. k. and upfront, in the past 24 hours and apparent indication that they are talking about the plan that is being floated a by the us as european allies, the secretary of state indicating too that relations have not been controlled with ukraine at this particular stage. that, that is a willingness, it would appear to continue to engage with ukraine. but at the same time, he insist that people best face up as he puts it to the reality of the situation. this is what he have to say. we're trying to end the war. you cannot end the war unless both sides come to the table starting with the russians. and that, that is the point the president is made and we have to do whatever we can to try to bring them to the table to see if it's even possible. i'm not promising you as possible. i'm not telling you it's 90 percent likely. i'm saying it's 0 percent likely if we don't get them to want to go shading table and the sooner everyone grows up around here and figures out that this is a bad war that's he

u. k. no other countries have publicly set that prepared to come forward. so this is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one. a. well, that's good. the nice is not from washington dc and speak to she have a tendency, so she have what are you hearing out of washington as the white house watches these pictures of room reception that the landscapes received in europe after, of course, getting the cold shoulder from trump advance with all the drums spent on the gulf coast and in florida, but many members, it was administrator on the sunday morning talk shows the political told truth into you as soon as the u. s. position is james and suggesting has been consistent, then not going to be a back stop. then they'll do make security guarantees. certainly not before any kind of peace deal with even negotiating. that name is together, piece deal to get them negotiation, vedo believe is a lensky. and it's like towards the job of the director of national intelligence this morning. so they don't believe your panels got it yet. they want a piece deal. they don't want to give that lensky ukraine has more leverage using american pro

u. k. no other countries having a publicly set that prepared to come forward? so that is a plan, a lot of doubts about that plan. james pays out to 0 central one as well. also that security summit zaleski went on to meet the precious mugs. it was fine by military . how to cope to king charles assembling a mistake in the east of england. the pat previously met joins landscape visit to the u. k. 2 years ago. carlos is founder of independent diploma. that's a non profit advisory group. he says the incredibly warm receptions lensky received in london was a direct message to the white house of fits always manhattan and diplomacy. who you shake hands with, whether you will, smiling at the signature of the peace deal, infamously. yes, our ha nixa robin. yes, that robin was not fox smiling. and yes, i was, it sends that set and signal i am always attending very closely to those signals because of course they, they tell a story about how come for your lead to feels about what is being discussed diplomatically to the details of diplomatic deals. the woods, the commitments of coal seeds really match up, but these optics, the most of the atmospherics the vibes in

u. k. economy is not exactly moving right now. are you surprised that all this money keeps being given away? yes, i'm very surprised because of what we know what you said. you k, it's well, it's a disaster. same for europe. i mean, if you look at germany, for instance, it's, it's horrible that, i mean, there's the industrialization. so how are they going to get the money back? and then you, i mean it's, it's, you know, it's, they losing its own, the best seals in ukraine. and the whole part is in fetters and ukraine. i mean, we can see this, and so they're not able to give the money back. and this money is on their side, it's russian assistance been frozen money. so this money is gone. all right, that serial you case 100 here, deal with ukraine. features london benefiting from key of natural resources. so how much of a co incidence is that, that the landscape gets into an argument with trump in washington, and then the head straight. it just almost odds in london to me, but that, that is not really a surprise. remember that 2020 to vote. ready can once and get run. so now we have the same people, all the might see some of the your if these unions that are coming in a ne

u. k. prime minister saying there was no peace without washington and china is communist . she gave out for them portions gathering. that was the government's agenda for the year ahead. the mazda is going on as well, to return to the table to tulips on a 2nd phase of gauze as these 5 deal, as agreed in january is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions. and instead, once some extension of phase one, the 2nd stage would see a final exchange of captives and present. it has a complete withdrawal of israeli forces. and this stablish ment of a permanent ceasefire as well as now blocking all food fuel and live saving nets. and from entering gaza, palestinian said they were afraid of going hungry and the possibility of a return to war as they mock the fasting month of adama done that springing on correspondence hunting movies. joining us live from gauze. the city on honey we have had moved palace to the ends being killed in is randy attacks, is the fates of the phase 5 grows more uncertain? yes less then this size has a created a wave of, of concern among people particularly displace palestinians either is still in enforce, evacuation sites in southern partners. ty

well. so hopefully this sign of action will create that sort of diplomatic pause to see some sort of supplement that will be agreeable to you. crime, it's dumb also talked about the u. k. and you having to put boots on the ground and planes in the, in your it must, through the heavy lifting. what tons of that actually happening. i will play that scenario out. you have british, french is 30 and powerless troops on the ground and there is, for whatever reason, an exchange of fire contact. the danger here is the point of a security guarantee in a deployment is that you have to be, you have to be prepared to stand up against any kind of regression or, or be prepared to fight back. and i think it's very unlikely that you're being troops, even a coalition of the willing would be about to do that. doesn't mind. the whole point from the russian perspective is that they don't want to make side trips and you cry . and so, i'm not sure even the russians would agree to that, even if the europeans were prepared for it. and you mentioned the coalition of the willing. we know that not every country in the age you is going to be on board with this plan hungry being the number one, as

well, i mean, it looks like, based on that previous footage, we just saw that. so lensky is really been able to put the moves on star or so much so that the u. k is prime minister is talking about leading the so called coalition of the, willing to continue to provide the key of regime with military aid. and this is going to involve some seriously provocative actions, according to the comments we've heard from storm or like sending british troops and military equipment to ukraine after some sort of peace deal was reached with russia . and a number of european western leaders in general have jumped on this bandwagon with both canada and france already talking about sending their own troops there as well . every step of the way canada has looked at the ways it can best help. and as i've said a few days ago, everything's on the table. we know that the canadian mil. busy terry has ways that it can contribute. we're not going to get ahead of the discussions on how to keep a piece that isn't yet in place, but canada will be there and is open to doing what is necessary basic need we discussed. and so you think that that is a round piece of strength. t

u. k. export finance. to buy mold of $5000.00 at defense missiles. we operate some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine now. well, you know, it's quite ironic. how is it a prime minister is talking about a particular piece that because what kind of keys can even talk about when you're talking about that you're going to keep the military age of slowing. okay. he did, in fact mentioned piece, but seems like it's one does it the spice of keeping the conflict going? because style my talks about signing a loan to key if the comes from the prophets made from phrase and russian assets. he also stated during his speech, i'm going to quote this early in the end of the deal, we'll have to involve russia. i mean, it's the conflict between russia and ukraine and it just seems like the u. k. besides the ceiling is one grading restoration. it will say it's trying to make itself relevant and one of the best and he noticed almost was, was echoed by others such as like a snow bundle. and he, she actually stated that she, i mean, she waited with clues to gently on europe. and all of the shows will say, stated that you states a se