u. n. had also urged washington to investigate the killings. previously, the us has been accused of shutting down attempts to investigate its alleged atrocities. in 2016 washington declared that in an international criminal court investigation into reported war crimes in afghanistan posed a threat to us. national security administration then issued an order effectively criminalizing any american who cooperates with the hague, investigative journalists that more deep at more deep, i believe the us to come clean about his own mistakes before accusing other countries. the u. n. isn't any of america, you know, the un has never stood against united states of america? you know, and i simply believe nothing but public relations is a statement to say that russia to say that americans come and subject themselves to the america most come investigate themselves. but nothing is immigrant to be done. just politics with us, just in the just want to be seen as do something or saying something. but nothing has

u. s. military had conducted a cover up of the fatal attack. also the u. n. had urged washington to investigate the killings. and previously the u. s. has been accused of shutting down attempts to investigate alleged atrocities committed by its troops. 2016 washington declared that an international criminal court investigation into reported war crimes, enough gonna stand post a threat to us national security under the trump presidency. us went as far as sanctioning icpc officials in an effort to avoid accountability, investigative journalist mo, be but more bitter. says the us should come clean about its own mistakes before accusing other countries. the u. n. isn't any of america, you know, the u. n is never distributed against the united states of america, and i simply believe that's nothing but public relations is a statement to say the address that americans come and subject themselves to the american must come investigate themselves. but nothing is ever going to be done. they're just plain politics with us that just plain, just want to be seen as do someth

u. n. had to into twitter to say india should not have abstained in the general assembly, but he removed the post after a rebuke by india's representative. the dutchman also faced a barrage of criticism online, the tweet refered to india's abstention on a resolution condemning russia's invasion of ukraine and on another to strip moscow of its un human rights council membership. it came in reply to a post by india's un representative about his address to the security council on thursday. a country has its rights to decide its foreign policy, and every country should respect it, especially the former colonial powers. india will do what is in its best interest, just like you and usa has been doing for decades. stop lecturing us. this is a new india. we know what serves our interests best. india's neutrality needs to be used and this east west nonsense in which entire world has been crushed, polarized time for entire world to work for peaceful coexistence and progression. of all the dutch, i'm bast

u. n. childrens organization had already demanded the government should prioritize the reopening of schools, a task that is now up to sarah to tear, to the freshly elected vice president and education minister, who will run country at the side of ferdinand marcus junior. particularly in disadvantaged and poor communities. like recalls, village children face and increased risk of exploitation, recalls father midsummer that with 9 siblings. she has to help out in the house a lot in the mom, mom not what, as long as i early enough money for survive. i want her one among 16. i want them all to study because that is what i do not do the only label got multiples, raquel has a business plans for the future. during the locked down, she enjoyed helping other children in the village with their modules. so she decided to become a teacher, but 1st she really hopes to graduate after attending in person classes. the nationwide reopening of schools is scheduled for august or september and that's it for today as of others more now website. did epa dot com forward slash isha for back to model the same time

u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group. the u. n said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda in the last week alone. israeli police have class with palestinians at the alex, a mosque in jerusalem. the unrest comes ahead of a plan nationalist parade through the old city. israel says the march is meant to celebrate its capture of east jerusalem in the 1967 biddies war. but palestinians view it as a provocation, landslides and flooding after a heavy rains have left at least 30 people dead in northeast and brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes. experts say climate change is turning rainy. season downpours into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil over the past year. and staying in brazil, where a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation after he was held inside the boot of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage on the streets of

u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to the fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group, the u. n said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda in the last week alone. as of israel nationalists amassing through the house of jerusalem to mark israel's capture of the old city in the 1967 middle school scuffles broke out between jews and palestinians ahead of the parade. the ham as militant group has threatened to repeat last year's rocket attacks if the route of the march is not changed. landslides, in flooding after heavy rains have left more than 40 people dead in northeast. in brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes, expert se climate change is turning rainy. season down falls into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil of the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation. offrey was held inside the boot of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the viral footage that has sparked public outrage o

u. n. report that we were talking about had walked me through a logical organization. it found that already by last year, this combination of these crises, covert climate conflict. all of that had already got us to a point that as a fate had undermined decade the progress towards giving people enough healthy food . now on top of that even have rusher and bathing ukraine this year, which has raised fair that love country that relied on these 2 for exports of weeks impulse that we are now going to go hungry. and on top of that, the heat wave has hit crops in india, so by the indian saturday, partly band exports a week into the 2nd biggest producer in the world of china. so these consequences are really, really global. and if he can, in a nutshell, why is this happening? so in a nutshell, the 2 key things are causing temperatures to rise is binding fossil fuels and chopping down for us farming in certain ways of women doing the effect of those 2 thing that's released gases that act kind of like a greenhouse around the earth trapping he tin rating temperatures for him to c

u. n. d. western ukraine celebrates show he had which and been down at by erecting statues and naming major streets after them a the sanctions package. bombs, russian flags, vassals from entering e u pools. belgium gary lithuania, romania in italy, was the 1st turn out that there would be close to russian ships for ah, now there's talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia as myself. but i, with the additional booth at the eastern part of the northern sea route, has never been a sure you're with if you thought it to them or if he's done yet. but of course, that also ah look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with we hadn't vicious yet that hope the little fiesta valuable nicky godwin, mute mother a i think he's a

u. n. v. western ukraine celebrates show he had which and been done, i, by erecting statues and naming major streets after them. ah, ah, ah, needs to come to the russian state full narrative. i've stayed as i'm turning the no santini div asking him then i'll send send up a group in 55 with speaking with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin. ca, yep. machine estate on russia for date and c r t spoke neck. given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on very dramatic, a development only really i'm going to resist. i'll see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk with oh yes. wish you had the whole, the little senior severely permit his cousin. beautiful mother. yo, a special come a. proceed to mister, bundled with me. she wasn't great enough and you routinely stories are slow yesterday for you tanya. all that's how i feel crane that on you poor he did ching that by seal crazy polish and ukrainian histori

u. n. v. western ukraine celebrates show he had which and been done i, by erecting statues and naming major streets after them. ah ah ah all a if you look on the initial, you want to pull up not to get a new one or 2, but you also done a what i see these g bus is the little gear lation says diesel, you don't, bob a with a for you and wish you had the home, the little c, anya valuable nick is cami passmore with national come with a promotional bundle with me. she wasn't great enough and you brought in a story. the august are slow yesterday for tanya. that's how i feel crane that only poor he did ching up i still crazy polish and ukrainian historians have the different assessments of the numbers of victims on each side as well as different accounts of why it happened. but all agree that the volume tragedy was the bloodiest, ukrainian polish conflict in the 2 nations shared history of the yeah. or took a certain percentage over in school. so we can see a dish and i can put it up in a clean and we can agreement to leo because people taking speaking and yet i'm sort of particular with it. so con

and that's where i think we really need to had towards for change, right? the u. n. has legitimized israel, the u. n. is basically a monarchy of 6 states with veto power. that's just recently being challenged. and israel thrives off of its colonialism of palestinians. we are literally lab rats for psycho social warfare, them graphic engineering and aerospace technology, surveillance technology. and really that's what makes it thrive. it's not just sitting, it's really not just shit, even an a, it's a i think shipping it is just a spark in anything to really allow us see how deep this is. yeah. and it just, for those watching at home, if you're joining us on youtube, we invite you to give your thoughts, your questions or comments on koreans legacy and the larger implications of her death. and we will share those views throughout the show on what i want to ask you . this tweet from ambassador tom nights, he's saying very sad to learn the death of american palestinian journalist. he goes on to use the word encourage, referring to an investigation that he wants to help.

had a statement by the you. there was a statement by the u. n. a special envoy for the middle east peace process by, by many institutions. many people here as well to, you know, half a thorough investigation. we also heard by politicians, obviously, palestinians and israelis, but also by the israeli military said to have said of a special investigation team that of course palestinians would say they wouldn't have much faith in the military. i'm investigating itself, but there is the pressure to get to know to, to understand what happened there this morning that led to the, to the death of 1st serene blackland tanya, prima reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much. tonya democratic lawmakers in the united states are attempting to secure a federal abortion rise by bring a bill to the senate. the move, however, is largely symbolic because they lack the numbers to ensure its passage. democrats are trying to head off a supreme court decision, which is expected to overturn the court's landmark 973 ruling which legalized abortion nationwide. to be n

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u. n. human rights commissioner since 2005. but the details of michelle bachelor's visit had been hard to come by. or a 6 days she spent time in gong jo in china's south as well as the cities of room. would she and cash gar in shin young province? due to strict corona virus regulations. no reporters were allowed to travel with her. and many of her meetings, including with president she didn't king have taken place on the line. oh, it is a good day with her to see how hulu or lucius dorsey, really low for her is as in sustainable laurels rest or activists say government controls have prevented nationally from clearly assessing alleged atrocities, taking place against the regal people. her visit was 1st planned in 2018, following widespread allegations that china was subjected legal to forced labor, sterilization and torture in several governments and rights groups say beijing is guilty of carrying out genocide, i doubt assure to have unfettered access to the region. i doubt if you wouldn't be able to talk to the victims of the gunners abuses i saw. you know, i don't have high hopes it. attention on

had a statement by the you. there was a statement by the u. n. r. special envoy for the middle east peace process by, by many institutions. many people here as well to, you know, half a solar investigation. we also heard by politicians, obviously, palestinians, and israelis, but also by the israeli military said to have said of a special investigation team. not, of course, palestinians would say they wouldn't have much faith in the military. i'm investigating itself, but there is the pressure to get to know to, to understand what happened there this morning that led to the, to the death of 1st serene blackland tanya, prima reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya is in our focus now to west africa where the empowers nation of 21000000 people molly has, over the past decade been plagued by islamists, violence. swigs of the country are controlled by a myriad of with rebel groups and militias. in the middle, our german troops, berlin has announced their presence will be increased to a total of $1400.00 soldiers. but some are wondering if

u. n. and has a west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia. they're turning ukraine into a bridge head for battle. graves in the back yard had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don bar. send him the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from the 15 little guns republic now cleared of nationalists forces when much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals.

had already left. what is the 1st lady of ukraine saying that this was very symbolic and that he showed her the u. s. n. ukrainian friendship. and that he was also very brave, that the 1st lady of the united states i came to ukraine are doing a war time around so i can stay with as emma will get back to you in alberts. now, in other developments in the war, as many as 60 people are feared, dead in a rush, an air strike on the village school in east, in ukraine, around 9 to people were sheltering in the building when it was bombed. all that remains of a school in the village of below ga rifka in la hans creegan, ukrainian officials say 90 people were sheltering here when the russian air strike hit rescues have pulled 30 survivors from the rubble, but the fate of the rest is unknown. heavy fighting near by has hindered rescue efforts which they should serve, blah, blah, blah, taking into account that it was an air straggled and not a simple artillery showing. oh, holy bull, when the explosion happened awful, there was an extreme temperature. yes, certainly our emergency workers will be clearing the debri

u. n. 's weld food program found a 193000000 people and 53 countries don't have enough to eat. the u. s. federal reserve has raised a key interest rate by half. a percentage point had hoped to me would use demand and low inflation. is the biggest increase in more than 20 years. world health organization is worn to access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives. it follows the leaking of documents, suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse a landmark of both abortion ruling. the draft opinion has sparked pro, an anti abortion right demonstrations. round madrid will play level pool in the champions league final all to staging a dramatic late come back in the 2nd leg of this semi with manchester city. it will now head to paris on may 28th aiming to become european champions for 14th time in their history. okay, those are you headlines? lots more news on our website out. is there a dot com coming up next is counting the cost. on may, 9th, the philippines will vote to electing new president to replace rodrigo and more than 35 years since the country emerged from his father's dictate. their ship could front runner forward in march of junior the top spot as

u. n said over a 100 civilians have now left the factory. additionally, moscow claims militants in the plant had attempted to use a recent cease fire to recruit, but were prevented from doing so by russian forces. while the russian defense minister has confirmed that the situation in the city he claims is now under control. so this is virginia kona, in accordance to the order of the commander in chief, the remaining militants and the eyes of stall. industrial plat are firmly blocked in get along the entire perimeter of the territory. several offers made to the nationalists to release civilians to lay down their weapons along with guarantees of safety and dignified treatment. in accordance with international law where north isas, we continue our attempts to persuade w. a peaceful life is being restored in the territories of the denounced can logan's republics and ukraine freed from the nationalist. this includes more, you pull your money, the largest industrial and transport center and the as of c, which is now under control of the russian army. when the court, the united states and their nato al

well as around 2000 ukrainian fighters. russia had earlier announced a cease fire the site to allow civilians out and insists it's abiding by it. the u . n. has been working with both sides to get civilians out safely. it says, a new convoy is on the way to evacuate them, catch enterprise. what a on has more. ah, it's considered the last pocket of ukrainian resistance in the shattered city of mario pool. and the scene of the heavy fighting for weeks ukrainian forces, se russians are attacking the assal, stall, steel factory, where civilians and soldiers are sheltering an underground bunkers by it's no bond better. some of the estimate a 2000 besieged fighters including women, sing in the dark and wait for j. b, there is not enough food or ammunition, even if out numbered. they say they have no intention of surrendering rent of the water for walks and has the bloody fighting his going on for $71.00 days the defenders of the city have been fighting thing single handedly with overpowering enemy forces a 3 day seas fire was promised by russia to allow civilians to escape. ukraine says the promise has been broken. some women, children, and el

u. n. funded project. students at this school received 2 meals a day that still about 90 students out of 400 have left and the number of the student in the school had roughly got a degree. izzy, do wednesday and drop off the stuff that you guys the monday over. some of the students are familiar. i'm moving to dorado. where and food is what if i did, i don't know. i do. it's just across the board. any feel, pierre, where many people emigrated to and search for food? i had a chron wants to stay here and learn. georgia dw nurse got me business please is up next with rob watts. i will see you tomorrow. rico is in germany to learn german pollution pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free the chef c w e learning course, nico speak.

palestinian journalist as you alluded to that we've had about active target with care gas stung grenades even live ammunition. and we know that the u. n . is also documented a huge number of these now know as a form of john nest yourself. would you say that palestinian jolessa being treated differently from others while they are in the sense that they are targets as any of us who worked in the field? know when we work on the ground, wendy israeli. army is rating a city. we know that we are walking targets, our wearing of clothes that clearly marcus journalists are sent to mental value. if you will. we know that they will not shield us from israeli fire. we've seen that happen time and again and over the years, palestinians have bid several journalists goodbye, in fact, over 40 of them since the year 2000. so this is not an isolated incident. the impunity with which israel target's journalist, some of them documenting their own demise, their own targeting by is really fire or tank shells. as we saw our, our colleague for the shana, for example in garza, in 2008, all of those cases happened. the culprit was not a mystery, it was very cl

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u. s. government operates, and i've been covering this since the 1999 columbine high school shootings in colorado when the n or a also had a meeting directly afterwards at that time that was nearby. in denver. the problem has been that congress has failed to act for 20 years. and right now there are not enough democrats who support some kind of limitations and can control. so they need to lower some republicans and you have to have a super majority in the us senate in order to get anything. it's non budgetary passed, and they simply don't have the votes right now. so they have to recruit some republicans . and what we've seen happen time after time, as your time is that these boats come up in the house, which is more in democratic control. you tend to see these things pass that get to the senate and they die. and, and i, i must say there is very little optimism among those who really understand how congress works. there will be any change at all. president biden. would like to see it. most democrats in congress will see it, but likely we will not see this happen in the us even after this shooting. and the laws are likely

well as around 2000 ukrainian fighters. russia had earlier announced a cease fire the site to allow civilians out and insists it's abiding by it. the u . n. has been working with both sides. civilians out safely, it says new convoys on the way to evacuate the country. diane has more. ah, it's considered the last pocket of ukrainian resistance in the shattered city of mario pool. and the scene of heavy fighting for weeks ukrainian forces say russians are attacking the arsole staff steel factory where civilians and soldiers are sheltering an underground bunkers by 9 better. some of the estimate of 2000 besieged fighters, including women, sing in the dark and waiting list for me, there's not enough food or ammunition. even if out numbered, they say they have no intention of surrendering. rentable boiled waterford was a little heavy with bloody fighting. his going on call for 71 days the defenders of the city has been fighting and single handedly saw with overpowering enemy forces a 3 day seas fire was promised by russia to allow civilians to escape. ukraine says the promise has been broken. some women, children, an elderly managed to make i

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u. e. n. out 40 days of mourning for shackling have been side on the hand, public, and private. what places will be closed for 3 days. jacqueline had been in power for 18 years after succeeding his father in 2004. now the us defense secretary has spoken to his russian count of all for the 1st time since the invasion of ukraine is cool for an immediate cease fire this as you cry and starts at the 1st war crimes trial of the conflict. prosecuting a russian soldier for allegedly killing an unarmed civilian 21 year old sergeant vadim. she marian is accused of shooting a 62 year old. you find in man through an open call window. he was captured from a russian tank units in the early days of the war and could get life in prison. according to the prosecutor is looking into over $10000.00 potential war crimes involving more than $600.00 suspects, including russian soldiers and government officials. who are you or ukraine foreign minister as been meeting his counterparts from the g 7 group of nations to discuss further action help keith. and to turn out the pressure on moscow, i, diplomatic added to james bay's reports from vies in house in

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind alive that will never be again. had up that, i mean al jazeera is i put a just a fuel. their po has caught fire in a separatist control part of eastern ukraine, sending thick clouds of smoke into the sky. the facility is in the city of america, univer, east of them. the exc city separatist leaders say, shunning from ukrainian forces caused the blaze. they st. more than 90 firefighter's battles to extinguish the flames. charles has tracked for his in nicholas cur, donnette screech, and he says, ukrainian forces have repelled russian souls along the eastern front line. we went serve with the ukraine, an army. they took us to a front line, prince trench position close to the town of donates an idea of car. there was a lot of shelling that we heard a logic shells being exchange or fire being exchanged by both sides. shells actually going over these positions, hitting targets and basically to the south and to the north of where we were. it was very loud when we arrived. we were speaking to the soldiers in these trenches, hig

u. n. is hoping for another evacuation soon. more people who will leave their home towns knowing they leave behind a life that will never be again. had abdul hamid al jazeera is upward egypt, ukraine's residence as evacuation so far are a good start, but there's still more work to do. delivery boundaries, you should atlanta, i've been told many times that we won't be able to save anyone. and as of stall that it is impossible. and to day a 156 people are ins appreciates. she is not a victory, but it's already a result. and i believe that there was a chance to save others of our people. but one of them, of course, who will continue to do everything to get all our people as a married colon as well. it's difficult, but we need everyone who is still there, civilians and soldiers. there hasn't been a single day when we weren't dealing with this issue when our people were not trying to solve it. well, protests have been held across the us after a leak draft opinion by the supreme court suggested abortion could be outlawed in several states. activists supporting abortion rights of the mounting national law to protect women's access to the pr

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had been evacuated from the port city since thursday. it comes after new humanitarian corridors were open to allow civilians to leave the is off style plans . the u. n. started a 3rd of accusation operation from the side on thursday with the un secretary general saying, quiet diplomacy help complete the process. we are to look up about the current situation and marketable. you christine, was of we see as to how long will this go on? our apartments burned down. we live in the basement. it's time to stop. we want eagles while it being forgiven. urban if we want to celebrate victory day on may, 9th, the my grandfather fought in world war 2. he went from kiev to berlin. yo, we would like to enjoy the holiday and have a victory parade here. like in moscow, we are waiting for peace. we wish every one only piece and tranquillity ukraine has accused russia of violating a cease fire, alleging moscow broke its promise to stop all hostilities during the civilian evacuation. russia hasn't as yet commented but done yet. people's republic officials claim key air forces shell territories in the region 35 times and one day, leading to 4 civilian deaths are correspo

u. n, it has a west to blame for starting a confrontation against russia that turning ukraine into a bridge head for battle. graves he in the back yard had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly rather common seen here all across don bar, send him the town of rebellion a to a correspondent report from a 14 little guns republic now cleared of nationalists forces were much needed humanitarian aid is being delivered to locals. oh, thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this. hell. hungry is prime minister slammed the latest east sanction plans against russia, which include an oil embargo saying it will be a historical failure if adopted that unity of the block with hello and welcome to international. we're coming to you live here, the russian capital. thank you so much for joining us. we stop at the latest on the ukraine conflict. ukrainian forces have accused russian troops of violating the ceasefire at the as of stalls still planned him, mario poll. but the criminal spokesman said an order was publicly give

had a pillow for shoes. shaneesa slow. thomas aquinas early. he faced with the professor's giggle. it is an established fact that during world war 2, the o u n and u, p. a leaders served in the not to go and roland battalions all with the escalation division and with collaborating auxiliary police unit somewhere, also trained at nazi military and intelligence schools. oh, got the look, women thought all of them but got a document thoughts they got to read because we have talked so through just when you means to william, that ozzy of keep your mazda avira, so you pick equal trazadone own walk. the up up very is vivian, you conduct the on them and she wouldn't have to walk out they own today. you p, i apologised, claim the conflict stemmed from poland, centuries, long expansion in to ukraine. canadian lloyd edna scattered about, they say indigenous people had the right to fight enslavement and as ukrainians were indigenous to virginia and eastern galleria, it is quite pointless in their opinion to question the ukrainian insurgent armies. methods. army ross dunlap knew him yesterday period. this is deborah pitts, a developer would own bullshit

land mines, which kids had apparently can fail to begin in violation of international agreement with we need the world yet, he's multiple us. we've multi level institutions or the u. n. g found russia co on multi colo. well, the us trying to convince some countries to oppose that initiative with last month go say is, poland is still buying russian gas, but from germany that's off the wall. so with console from direct supplies from russia, police refusal to pay in group with very well welcome to you. you're watching the weekly hit on naughty international. the latest headlines along with a round up of the stories that shapes the week. now, in the dorm by city of mario po, 80 civilians have been evacuated from the premises of the blockaded as off. so factory, so far this weekend, that's according to russia's military, which controls the area. these are the latest pitches from the scene where russian, that forces have been transporting the civilians to a nearby village where they are provided with food accommodation and medical care. evacuated to then went to want to travel to areas controlled by kids are being handed over to representatives of the un on the red cross.

had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine. with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in valencia finally o u n. and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. the opposition voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign policy reasons. america for it's well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for ukraine to be admitted to the e. u. it was to that end that the polish foreign minister, rather slough, sikorsky, urged polish emp is not to exacerbate the situation with a bottom line in the end. on july, the 11th 2013, following heated and prolonged debate, poland approved an official statement describing the volume tragedy of ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide. with awe, jink we associates juno. joe, i'm punching of a change so she say more a little more. the little bush and she will be picked up. i'm see marsha come out with you. i'm here with my mom to warm up.