u. n. has repeatedly warned. the conflict is causing acute shortages of food and medicine in the region. the african union has attempted unsuccessfully to mediate rebels accuse it of favoring the governments. journalist maria, get nicholas, go as standing by for us now at the african union headquarters in at us, abba maria, the african union faces pressure to push for a safe fire in the whole country. ethiopia, what role is atheist conflict playing in this summit? well, the conflict in more than nikia is not officially on the agenda for the summit, but the sector, daniel, or general of the united nations. antonia gutierrez, at, did call in his opening remarks for a cease fire in northern ethiopia. but generally speaking, the african union has been quite silent. on this matter to be noted however, is the fact that ethiopia just lost its seat on the african union peace and security council, which means that in the coming months, it could be that we start seeing the african union being a bit more vocal on the, on the

u. n. has been meeting in an emergency session to address russia's escalation in ukraine. they w correspondents, different siemens is in washington. has that angle of the story for us. we've heard stephan western countries, one after the other, condemned russia in new york. but is action now likely to follow not from the un security council. and you know, the absurdity here or ludovic. bizarre is that actually russia has the chair, the presidency of the un security council. so it is to be expected that the russians get an earful from the united states from america, from great britain and france and probably all other western countries who are their chinese are expected to keep it down or calm and not utter any criticism. and that has to do, of course, with the growing intensity of friendship and corporation, between china and russia on the world stage. however, you have hinted to europe the western world as well as the united states. they are, i think, trying to wait what is happening or trying to watch closely and intensely what's happening in the next few hours from now o

u. n. has both condemned the attempted coup. it is for us, clear debtor calls are totally unacceptable. we are seeing a terrible multiplication of goes and all a stronger bill is for soldiers to go back to the barracks and for the constitutional order to be fully in place. in the democratic context of today's gay nearby salt and barlow's opponents had accused the former army general election fraud. after his victory in the december 2019 folds. he had also recently been at odds with his prime minister following a minor government chicago. since independence from portugal in 970 full guinea b, so has experienced 4 coups, and more than a dozen attempted warms. we can check it on some other headlines now. in australia to large bush fires have prompted evacuations on the outskirts of perth, and emergency warning has been issued with blistering temperatures and high winds threatening to intensify the blazes in the coming days. the fires have burned through some 100 actors of land since they began on tuesday. u. s. actor and t v presen

u. n. has also been speaking about some 5000000 people, the possibility of millions of people fling fighting in ukraine internet in countries. and that means that more than a $1000000000.00 will be needed for 8 operations over the next 3 months. many people in the capital key of have been crowding into train and metro stations either trying to leave the city, or seeking shelter below ground, alexia bryan reports ah. 2 taylor and keith isnones and johnson with the train station desperate to leave the ukrainian capital soldiers for horses leaf, fired into the air to disperse the crowd. so again, with holmes, the throng, we've been trying to leave all day for the morning here. but as you can see, that unrealistic, like russian troops are edging closer with explosions, heard around the city earlier this apartment block with him or yes, hello. i was sleeping. there was a sharp explosion and i was thrown 3 meters from the room. i was in into the corridor, the glass shattered there were sounds coming

u. n. has also accused of war crimes. meanwhile, an verified video is circulating on line apparently showing people welcoming the russian army near handcuff. assimilated ours daily lives in new orleans him on the north with under early on friday morning here was rocked. busy by a series of powerful explosions. authorities claim they shot down a russian cruise missile over a residential area in the capitol. however, rushes defense ministry has denied conducting a rocket strike on it, says ukraine shot down its own aircraft. the debris apparently came down on an apartment building, sparking a fire and injuring 8 people. around 200 russian powers troopers have seized. the key goes to mal airfield near key of fighting had been ongoing for 2 days now and ended when the power cheapest linked up with other russian forces. the u. s. has sanctioned vladimir putin and the russian foreign minister said gay lover of falling a similar decision by britain on the european union following a television, a telep

the suspect. 42 year-old twen u n has been arrested and charged for attempted murder is also been chargedconnection to a carjacking that happened in downtown napa just feet from the blue oak school. there is where we find kron four's rob nesbitt. he's live tonight with the details. rob. grant, this is the intersection of clay and franklin street in napa where police say the suspect stole a car after the shooting. a big concern for residents here who seldom have to deal with crimes like these. >> during the morning hours, police impounded this truck on highway 29 bullet holes visible in the rear windows. according to the napa county sheriff's office, a person was shot in the head while driving along the highway. they somehow managed to call 911 andiwere transported to a hospital outside of the county where as of this afternoon, they were awaiting surgery. pretty shocking. that actually is going to happening here. christian allison moved to napa 2 years ago to get away from the crime of the bay area. it's a tourist area. it's very nice. very. >> i mean, he's also wineries. lots of things fo

u. n. has also accused of war crimes. meanwhile, and on verified video is circulating on low on line, apparently showing people welcoming the russian army near harker carrier as one plaza. way more similar to the ours daily lives in new horns. him on the north and viola on dirty on friday morning, kia was rocked by a series of powerful explosions. authorities claim they shot down a russian cruise missile over a residential area in the capitol boards, rushes defense ministry has denied conducting a rockies strike. unaids intern says ukraine shot down its own fight to aircraft. the debris apparently came down on an apartment building, sparking a fire and injuring 8 people. around 200 russian power troopers have seized the key . augusta mil airport's neg, key of fighting, has been ongoing for 2 days now and ended when russian paratroopers linked. so with other forces the u. s. has sanctioned leukemia. putin and the russian foreign minister said a gay love rav falling a similar decision by britain

u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target for hum mohammad her son is the somalia country director at save the children . he says, a lack of humanitarian fundings, putting more people at risk. i think if we combat the last 2 severe drought with this one, this one. i think it's very serious because of the number the people are connected and the number of life folks lost by the community because of the drug. in a 27 p. about 6 point about i think 6700000 people who are in need of montana systems. that number has now grown to 10700000. differently. that more people i need to i didn't support that. it was in 202-017-2321. the number was even smaller, but the material has gone from the has to be late and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is what we are adding now under his arm on time . the number of people who are in need to increase grade class and last year i think to a great extent this is contributing to the watson and tuition because the political situation

u. n. has been pretty much on the sidelines and was the reason for that. and it's the fact that russia is a permanent member of the un security council on it's one of the key parties to this dispute. and under the, the, the un charter which determines everything that you and daws rusher as a poet, a member of the security council has a veto on any security council action. and i think that's why the secretary general has been very reluctant to get involved in this dispute until now. but he has come out now off to his meeting with the 2 foreign ministers invoking the un charter, making it clear that it says that all members need to settle or international disputes by peaceful means and saying that there is room for more diplomacy with united states will temporarily relocate its embassy from care to the western ukrainian city, lived blaming dramatic acceleration in the build up of russian forces. how does your castro joins us live from washington? d. c? what's the white house had to say? oh, i have had another breathing to day, lauren, and they said that we a

u. n. has backed calls for national elections to be held as soon as possible. a spokesperson for boris johnson says, the british prime minister has received a questionnaire from police that are investigating allegations of parties held at downing street during corrode of iris locked homes. johnson has previously denied, he broke the lawyer and attending any of the events and has refused call for him to resign. front says it will relax. some of the pandemic restrictions for vaccinated tourists. travelers with the european vaccination certificate will no longer need to have a cobra test to enter the front says it will soon drop the requirement for vaccinated travelers from outside the fall of their stories on a website found them at dot com. i'll be back with more news in half an hour, and that's after all man in cairo announces era. ah ah, it no miss any a b, a we i mean, so up they had the heat will at teddy dasha mr. garcia. miss president abdullah fatter ncc presents himself as egypt savior as the only man able to impose order in his country. there is this thi

u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its 8 target. when i speak to my modem. mm hm. and i found about this is the somalia country director for save the children a joins us live from ha gatzo, in somali land. thank you very much for being with us. miss amalia has experience several different crises in the past. what is making this one particularly bad compared to previous ones? good afternoon. thank you for having me. for my thing, if we come back the last to severe drought with this, when i came in that area because of the number of the people i texted and the number of life folks, not by the community because of the drug in a 27 p, about 6 point about, i think, 6700000 people who are in need of montana and the system. that number has now grown to 7700000. differently. that more people i need to i didn't support them. it was in 20201721. the number was even smaller, but the inventory and headphones finally has to be late and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is what we are adding now. and is this number of people who are in need to increase grade c

u. n. has one that 22800000 people in afghanistan face acute food insecurity. at more than half of the country's population. applied emphasizes the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 will benefit to the afghan people, but it doesn't include details on how these funds would be distributed. afghanistan has another $2000000000.00 in reserves held in countries including burson, germany, switzerland, and the u. s. e. most of those funds are also frozen, or kristen through me joins us now from new york and what details on how the release of these funds are going to be managed right, so this is money that was frozen by the federal reserve here in new york. and this move by the biden administration allocates some of the money for humanitarian response and some of it to be set aside for 911 victims and their family members. ultimately, it will be a judge and federal court who will decide how much, if any of this money actually goes to the victims of those september 11th attacks, which happened here in new york and around the country. there's some, 3000, nearly 3000 people kill

u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target. so gentlemen, out by skype is stake, yal hanson professor and international relations. an author of the book, hornet, style, and rift fault lines of the african jihad. so many challenges facing the country. and of course, people who are now being affected by drought and food supplies. can i 1st ask you about the security situation in the country? are we seeing an escalation in recent attacks in mogadishu and elsewhere in the country? or is this just a, a continuation of what we've been seeing for the last few years over the last week you'd have the few people been an increase. we seem 3 bomba parks know the from plants, old side or from where the issue are relatively stable. but we also see that the hot or hotel to above are richer than they used to be a lead sir. a financial surplus organization look are able to infiltrate the government. institutions operate far behind enemy lines. tell us more about why it has been so difficult to permanently dislodge al chabad. i think it's partly

piano that he great crisis in the north has led to tens of thousands bed and millions displeased as governments troops antigua enforces battle of a territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rape as a weapon. a war did of your report on mario mueller has been to the m high region to need women trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence. jeanette had no chance to run when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her in this report and didn't where she got it and normally one put a gun to my air. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design it. the girl looked when they took me into my house, let them go for they picked me up and threw me down. and the answer thought that one of them put his feet on my shoulder and burned me. why one of them burnt me with a cigarette o correct? another was forcing me to have sex with him. the 4 men raped her for several hours. they left her with ha and other infections, and a deep fear. citizens good can win if they come back and take control of the t

out there to guide crisis in the north has left the 10s of thousands dead and millions displeased as government troops until grand forces battle over territory. a u. n. investigation has found at all sides, and the conflicts have committed by allusions, including using rapes as a weapon of war. did of your report on mario mueller has been to the omaha region to meet women, trying to recover from their trauma. just a warning, this report contains descriptions of sexual violence jeannette had no chance to run. when 4 men came to her garden. we are not identifying her and this report. and it was, you got again, only one put a gun to my ear. the other one, put a gun to my ribs, couldn't that, don't design it. the good luck to what they took me into my house, let them go for they picked me up and threw me down. and the answer offered. one of them put his feet on my shoulder and burned me why one of them burned me with a cigarette, cut out another was forcing me to have sex with him. the 4 men raped her for several hours. they left her with h, i v and other infections and a deep fear. so this is good can when, if they come back and take control of the tow

u. n. particularly the security council where russia has, of course, veto power. the un defines the security council's responsibility as an a, quote, the maintenance of international peace and security. but faith with this war is really not much, it can do at this point to fulfill its mission. is there? no, you're absolutely right. and, you know, it's absurd, but russia, the ambassador, the russian ambassador to the un is actually chairing this security council in russia has the presidency of the security council. so this 15 nation body, 5 permanent members and 10 temporary members, they met before. we both know this a few days back now another to day later in the day here, local time in new york, another emergency meeting of the security council. and maybe there will be, again, very, very, a harsh, a debate and language used and pointing out with russia does. and how most of those are, or all of those security council members, or see what russia is doing. but again, this takes a veto from russia, and this will come by the un ambassador to the u. s. by the u. n. a

u. n. has been pretty much out of this and not involved in this crisis very closely. we've had one, the security council meeting where every side rehearsed the arguments that you're hearing elsewhere on the global stage. and the un secretary general's been pretty keen to keep out of this. i don't think that he believes as much he can do in a conflict where a permanent member of the security council, who has a veto on any action by the security council is involved. but the un secretary general has been involved in the last hour or so. antonio terrace has been holding meetings by phone with the russian foreign minister and the ukranian foreign minister a short time ago. this is what his spokesman had to say. i think though, where the secretary general expressed her to both her foreign minister as was his serious concern over the whole attentions around ukraine. he welcomed the ongoing diplomatic discussions to diffuse those tensions and underline yet again the fact that there is no. there is no alternative to diplomacy, but i think the secretary general may have a bit m

u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target. well, how much harmon hassan is the somalia country director save the children. he says a lack of humanitarian funding is putting more people at risk. i think if we compare the last to severe drought with this when this, when i came in that area because of the number of the people affected and the number of like folks lost by the community because of the drug in a 2017, about 6 point about i think 6700000 people who are in need of montana system that's the number has now grown to point 7000000 differently . that more people i need to i didn't support that. it was in 202-017-2321. the number was even smaller, but they had been terry and her family has been delayed and that the death of a quarter 1000000 people. and this is what we are getting now under his arm on time . the number of people who need to increase grade class and last year i think to a great extent this is to contributing to the watson and tuition because the political situation is now i'm the election has to be late. i t

u. n. has been pretty much on the sidelines. and the reason for that, ah, and it's the fact that russia is a permanent member of the un security council. and it's one of the key parties to this dispute. and under the, the, the un charter which determines everything you and does a rusher as a poet member, the skewed castle as a veto on any security council action. and i think that's why the secretary general has been very reluctant to get involved in this dispute until now. but he has come out now after his meeting with the 2 foreign ministers invoking the un charter. making clear that it says that all members need to settle air international disputes by peaceful means and saying that there is room for more diplomacy. the secretary general, clearly worried about the situation, but it's also worth telling you that is spokesperson, earlier on in a briefing, told me that the secretary general still had not changed his view. and it's a view that he gave in a press conference a few weeks ago. when i asked him a question about whether

u. n. a has the you and been able to exert influence over this crisis. and it's very complicated. fill the united nations are in a difficult position. of course, ideally, the general assembly would come out with a resolution. it has to be on anonymously. of course, a condemnation of the activities, the russian activities in ukraine. but of course, all countries need to be on the same page there. and also what the general assembly decides is not legally binding. it's rather recommendation very much in contrast to what the security council does that had a meeting on sunday. so if they came to a resolution that would be a different scenario. but of course, the other problem is that number one, russia is currently cheering the security council. they certainly can't dictate the agenda there, but they have vito rights. so it's very unlikely that there will be any substantial outcome other than putting the topic on the world stage of course. and then of course, also the structure of the united nations, which is still very much shaped by the post world war 2. or

u. n. ukraine has not yet commented on the allegations, we will bring you the response. as soon as we get it. linelle rolling, so green that ukrainian units desperate to stop the russian army had begun the mass use of ammunition filled with phosphorus in the suburbs of kiev. in near the gosti mill airfield, where they have used 122 millimeter howitzer shells and rockets for grad installations from soviet times with the use of these munitions is prohibited by the 3rd protocol of the 1980 united nations convention on certain conventional weapons or puzzles, operational map now marks in red and blue. here are the 2 don't boss. republics. according to the board has recently recognized by russia. the russian defense ministry is announced that new ganske militia forces of retaken territory from the ukrainian army. 52 kilometers beyond the previous front line, while the next forces of advanced by 12 kilometers in other developments ukrainian military units and now said to be retreating from the borders of de, that's can lucas, republics, and local authorities in both republics

u. n actually has to stand up for its very existence for its very purpose. here we have saw the usm bachelor lunda thomas greenfield, squarely placing the blame for this conflict on the russian government and on present laundry, mere potent accusing putin of seeking out war, where there is no real justification for going into conflict. and for essentially trying to gas, like the international community into, was seeing that to their version of events is in fact the correct one is with a very full throated defense of, of the usaa lead actions to try to isolate, to russia starting with a new was program of sanctions that started on tuesday here in the united states and reportedly will be followed by sanctions coming out of the european union as well. this is a moment of where the ambassador from the u. s. was arguing that protecting ukraine . sovereignty is essentially protecting every country sovereignty. now whether this is going to lead to any more robust a diplomatic action, that's the next step. that is what we're waiting to see, but certainly you're hear

man, boss, military government has urged the u. n's highest court to dismiss a case accusing the country of genocide against its ringo minority. though the military has taken over the case from the deposed leader on san su cheap, who presented boundless arguments at the institutional court of justice in 2019. it's 5 years since thousands of people were killed and atrocities described as ethnic cleansing and those bad life, these continues here on out 0 after witness next. ah ah ah sure. like from on to school who oh. 7 yeah. 7 0. ready ready ready ah no follows, but then cajoling with all that i get when i go to the military and get this done. it's a g 36. the sign in the use doesn't allow or it ends up with a cost to ship. it looks good. yep. oh, just now bye bye. thank negative say hey ah, with didn't, didn't you, boss you start to today must be sermon or teresa, but then, you know, it is finished. the ticket that evolves mascaras, a neighbor near package of my beautiful mode. you glad it could be on your knowledge through our would to pursue, which is going to socially get him on. loo

u. n. d p has said that probably, you know, half of people in mia, mom will probably be living in poverty this year. the u. n. an released a statement, a document in december, say that 14400000 people that more than one out of 4 people need humanitarian assistance. i mean, that's how, but we're talking about what i've been talking to, you know, farmers and people in agriculture sector as well. and, you know, again, we focus a lot on conflict and politics and violence, but people who are not even displaced. people who are not even in conflict though they are having such hardship. just, you know, living just trying to survive. and there up people that i've been speaking to in the agricultural heartlands, the places where some of the major cropping areas in the and more they're struggling. farming households are having to sell long term assets, you know, life dock, their food storage in order to survive in order to just be able to eat. you know, that has furious long term consequences for the whole co

u. n. who has the president's chair in the un security council? did of course not engage with the ukrainian ambassador to the un and said it is not a war, but a special military operation. so there were some heated exchanges there, and of course russia got an ear full by the united states by the u. k. by ern from other countries, albania, germany also. and was clearly clearly by all those and other ambassadors to the you and marked as the aggressor here. and prior to those hated and statements that you had just mentioning. and of course, prior to the televised statement by russian president vladimir putin a short while ago, just before reports of the invasion, un secretary general antonio terrace, opened that meeting. and he addressed president putin directly. let's have to listen to what he had to say though. if indeed, an operation is being prepared, i have only one sink to say, from the bottom of my heart. but as it in full to stop your troops from attacking do crane give peace, a chance to many people if already died. so that statement pyre, y

u. n. r, the united states has the right to expel those diplomats, and that sir walter, the us and the white house and out today's going to happen a caged if and let's talk now about this emergency meeting of the un general assembly. how is the voting on this resolution that deploring russia's actions? how is that expected to go? well, is still going on. it will be also gone on to morrow and is, is expected that resolution will be not only in the workings but signed them and, and been defacto declared to morrow or on wednesday. now, how is this gone? they say 19293, a member countries in the un general assembly. and most of them i would guess 100 plus or something will probably vote for this resolution. and in this resolution, as you said, russia will be appointed out as the sole aggressor, and it will be said and asked from russia to actually stop the fighting. and or pull back now is, is going to happen and is, will this have an effect on russia? probably not. why? because it's not binding. a resolution of the general assembly is not binding. however, there was another meeting today of the

u. n. a. c. it also has to take formal position on many of these developments immediately. so in the us trying to, i think violence, it's interesting. it's a permanent, a representative of the un yesterday he was saying, you know, he's concerned about these developments. but, you know, he still did not criticize russia. so obviously india wants the strain, de escalation diplomatic dialogue. and what, in fact, many of the statements as a being in mind, i think security just so you know, all concerned countries including, i believe russia as well. and the mean would in fact, every time dimension also is about $20000.00 indians. those were the, you know, in you being particularly students, those are standing up. so i think it is the kind of difficult situation in which in days and you didn't want to be in this kind of situation, but it's trying to balance, you know, all these interests. professor goodson. i stay away from the age of a whole lot. university speaking to me earlier, japan in india, both members of the so called a port lateral group of countries of cord, along wit

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has been biased and not resolved. important cases like the assassination of a left wing politician. a confidential u. n. reporter claims north korea has stolen tens of millions of dollars worth of crypto currency dealt fund. it's nuclear and ballistic missile program reports as bianca install, more than $50000000.00 of digital assets through cyber attacks between 2020 and mid 2021. separate study says as much as $400000000.00 may have been netted. north korea conducted 9 ballistic missile test last month. dots protest isn't police of held separate protests against the government cove at 19 measures. both groups march through the streets of rotterdam, but for different reasons. or than 10000 people gathered to protest against the dutch governments vaccine mandates and corrode of ours measures. at base 10, b believe reportedly died in some 45000, displaced by a tropical storm. that's head madagascar psy clone. but said i made an fall on the islands eastern coastline late on saturday. it brought strong winds and heavy rains, which have gone roofs of homes, knocked down trees and blocked roads. it's the 2n

u. n security council has now scheduled another emergency meeting for later today at the request of ukraine there anything that the u. n security council can do any steps that it can take? to try to get putin off this path. well, given that russia has the veto on the security council cannot past any or resolution, you know, and under article seven of the united nations charter, which would uh, allow the international community to have this kind of a mandatory international response. but what the what the security council is doing is this really making it clear that russia is isolated in the international community that it is really are alone in this regard? this is not. i mean, there have been a lot of issues, of course, where their divisions among security council and you know there's obviously a lot of opposition to the u. s invasion of iraq but in but here and here we have a situation where the international community is being being being crystal clear that this is a need further moves like this clear violation of the u. n charter threat to international peace. and that russia risk being

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u. k. now, where another conservative n p has sent a letter of no confidence in prime minister boys johnson. iron bows says allegations of parties being housed during lockdown, and johnson handling of the fallout has made its position untenable. a total of 13 m. p. 's have not publicly called for the prime minister to go more may have done so privately, boys. johnston's grip on power has also been rocked by a string of resignation from his team of 8 northern islands. high court says import checks on food from great britain should remain in place for now. the ruling suspends and order from the minister of agriculture to hold custom districts. the european union says that move regional the 9 and protocol and agreement between westminster and brussels, signed in 2020 to implement breakfast. it's aimed at avoiding border checks between northern ireland and the republic of island. bryan fini is a political commentator from northern island. he says the democratic union is opposed to the protocol because the d u. p believes the protocol cuts northern ireland off from the rest of the u. k. the brit

u. n. reports, the military has continued to launch attacks and civilians, including air strikes and estimated 400000 people have been internally displaced since the qu, diplomacy has not yielded any results. the military has failed to implement a peace plan negotiated by the association of southeast asian nations. last april. there's no progress in, in mediation, all arm or any kind of negotiations precisely because the military is not interested if they were interested in genuine negotiations and then it might be space for that to actually take place. but such is the level of mistrust and anger and frustration that so many people feel aren't that many now say that it's, it's, it's past time for any negotiation. the myanmar military has not responded to algebra, request for an interview. some western countries have been post targeted sanctions on june to leaders and military linked corporations. several foreign companies are withdrawing their business interests from young, but none of that seems to have deterred the military. some analysts say the conflict is likely to dragon neither side see

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us secretary of state anthony blink encountered russia, is searching for a pretext for war ha, outside the u. n. members of the ukrainian community demand tougher sanctions against russia. we cannot rely on thanks. if there were past 78 years ago, to turn the tide of russia, russia is used to those sanctions. russia has now changed its financial structure to actually have more financial reserves under sanctions that before we need new sanctions, we need them now. not after. oh wow, many hear a growing, frustrated with how the situation has deteriorated in recent weeks, cry, it's terrifying. we're going to lose our home country. we don't trust anywhere. so both in reading, we just want to see on facts and then we will. bill is at top, so going back russia should keep in their territory elite ukraine to be in a way that ukraine desires to be free country independent, counting muffins, veronica to sex chromosome the tale and his colleagues remain hopeful. the diplomacy will eventually prevail if as good thought or in a couple moments as they are far away under so and yet so close to their homeland