the wrench, remote man in u. p is minister yogi had to check when this interviewer asked him about another politician. a prominent muslim, i did not used a term to describe muslims, a slur related to the islamic practice of circumcision. one that does not quite translate into english, but was extraordinarily offensive. they can schematic with love on the guy i got the interviewer just to carried on the word that will love you 1st to somebody who's a fanatical and obstinate and because it contained the word and it refers specifically to muslims. it is not surprising that this menu, the use much worse. it is not surprising either that the division holds the asked him, the question which god does respond didn't react more strongly than she should have . far too many news outlets seem to have decided that it is the position that has to be graded, not the ruling body. you see it every night on time time, new york, the topics, the hashtags, the headlines, all of them back. this is directed at the opposition audio bunker

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they were the, those who implemented the u. p. 8. project focused on studying pass and pathogens of congo, crimea fever, laptops broke this and hum to viruses. we believe that the interest of the military biologists of view is specifically in those pathogens is linked to the fact that they haven't, they are naturally present both in ukraine and in russia. and so that they use could then be dressed up as a natural outbreak of these diseases on the basis or in a laboratory in hong kong. there's also the p $78.00 to $1.00 project to study transmission to humans. of a disease is through back work on this was done alongside the infamous and lu garra sent in tbilisi. and his contact separate attention should be paid to the pentagon choice of carrying out work, or the contractor chosen to carry out work in ukraine. they, black and vh company. it is not just any old company for more than a 100 years. it's been working for the american army. it has built for them. army military base is including a deliberate train, los alamos, to develop

and i mean, he highlighted a project he described does u. p for, i don't know the project directly, but it talked about the tracing migratory birds because of the potential to spread h 5 in one flu. well, around different parts of the world. there are a number of problems with understanding what the local migratory patterns on if there were an outbreak of avian influenza understanding those things would be of public health concerns. i'm not seeing anybody since the 1940s examining influenza was a potential biological. what sorts of a peculiar example to give? and of course, you're referring to the ceiling event. there's presentation view and the russian ambassador to you. and he talks about o transfer of ecto, parasites and birds near harris on talked about instances and how to call that the russian said they were, have seen of soldiers dying of swine flu. when you look into those things, how do they relate to the potential for a biological chemical weapons program? he didn't highlight as far as i caught from the interpretation they swine flu

interruptions due to covered these mental health struggles are so very real and often i feel like i'm as u. p. s. lady recalculating, recalculating route, you know, with students saint. lydia. i spoke to somebody very close to me who happens to be a teacher and she's working right now. and she told me that they were given a, a one year subscription to a exercise bike that stays in one place. um and sometimes they will send emails to say, hey, are you feeling healthy? are you feeling okay to day? that was it. and sometimes they got coffee, coffee, a gift cards, that was what they got for their mental health. or what would you suggest in a sentence? would be good for you. what would you like? that would make you feel less spurred out? oh, okay. just there with a u. c o l l y, at me m. if i can relate to my experience is that you do something that a lot more with that or less in my mind and, and get a book that a lot more. i'd like to read more for yeah. and, and also another thing that i think it asked me, and i don't focus on here on teaching her yet. i'm also involved in we make empowerment p

the biggest part investor here is abandoning stake in oil firm ross. net u. p. s and fedex. shipping services, half the passenger jets used are leased on those contracts being canceled, rushes, political, economic and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, islanders era, moscow. all sizes are continually to seek refuge outside ukraine. poland is shuffling more than 320000 people, but many migrants from africa and asia say they're being turned away from the border. same bust off has met some of them at a reception center in kosovo in eastern poland. a refugee crisis on an industrial scale. every person currently housed in this warehouse on the ukraine, poland border had their lives turned upside down. when russia invaded ukraine, the number of people forced to live like this, offers an insight into the enormous scope of this crisis. and still, they keep coming bust in from the board away from the war, but now inland. we're here at one of the many reception centers set up on the ukraine, poland border where people have been tell

u p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace furnace with al jazeera moscow. some of the wealthiest oligarchs in russia, known for having close ties to the kremlin, are in fact speaking out against the war in ukraine. laura burton manley has that story. this is romana brockovich, russian billionaire, an owner of premier league football club, chelsea. he is handed over control of the club and now has a new goal. he's accepted ukraine's requests to negotiate with russia to end the war. abram of it has remained tight lipped about his stone. unlike some billionaire businessman, once close to russian president vladimir putin, now openly criticizing its decision to wage war. although durham, pasco, he's known for throwing lavish parties, a deaf off, and making a fortune from energy and allah minion. he's been sanction

another one is that the supply chain that we issue that we mentioned fedex, u. p. s, they're not going to russia anymore. and also mares that's the world's largest oversee shipper. they're not making deliveries to, to russia anymore. so when you are bound by these the but by these structures and they're not there anymore, then you're going to feel it. another reason is public pressure, and we've seen it with some hollywood studio saying that they're not going to allow new releases in to russia. and then on the other side, was he spotify, which has just announced that it's actually going to pull people out of its rush office, but keep it services in russia because it doesn't want to exclude them from the information spheres what it said. so everyone sort of making decisions as they go based on what they see is right. the oil companies are obviously getting a lot of focus. a, b, p had a 20 percent stake, and one of the biggest companies rosin f. it was our hence pressure. he got called to whitehall in london, basically was forced to explain why it's still there. it p

investments front lower than defense spending, which also, you know, has booster, that also boost u. p. growth in short term, we'll see big investments in energy infrastructure, which also could be front loaded. so i think the private sector suddenly now we'll probably face lower, but we have to grow a slower pace because inflation, cindy is going to sap some of that. and momentum, but i think governments are going to try to offset that. of course, that's just going to give any more just gonna push even more on inflation. so in some sense, you know, if there's one thing i'm certain about is that inflation will continue go higher. everything else is sort of a little bit uncertain. what about the us? we can't talk, we can't not talk about the world's largest economy. how resilient is the us economy through all of this? some say, well, it would take, all price is going north of $200.00 a bow before the us is pulled into recession. what do you think? while that's the good news, we think the us economy is relatively silly into this. you know, consumers have bought so stored up savings there

new studies laid roadworthy with those who implemented the u. p. age project focus the bomb studying path in pathogens of congo, crimea fever is left to spring and humpty versus what we believe that the interest of the military burgess of the usa specifically in those pathogens is linked to the fact that they haven't. they are naturally present both in ukraine and in russia, and so that they use couldn't be dressed up as a natural outbreak of these diseases. where on the basis of in a laboratory in hong kong, there's also the p 781 project to study transmission to humans of diseases through back work on this was done alongside the infamous at luke ara sent in to policing with him in his context. separate attention should be paid to the pentagon choice of carrying out work or the contract has chosen to carry out work in ukraine, the black and vh company. this is not just any old company for more than 100 years . it's been working for the american army with the army military base is including the power train, los alamos, and to develop nuclear weapo

u p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, russia says it's prepared for all kinds of sanctions. and it does have some escape hatches centered around gee, and china, the country's biggest erna, the oil and gas industry has been spared. most of europe relies on russia for its energy needs. another major consumer, is it southern labor, china, moscow, and beijing share warm times. and russia could move towards chinese financial initiatives set up to rival west. they include greater use of the chinese currency and the cross border into bank payment system. russia is also leaning on its significant gold reserves, and another work around could be great. the use of crypto currency. now from the city of groaning and in the netherlands, i'm joined by francesco. do men live? francesco

the biggest part investor here is abandoning stake in oil firm rosin act, u. p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, was not so to come here. and just here, including accusations of spying at the un, washington expel that, doesn't russian diplomats from moscow's mission in new york and snapped by the world of sport, more international events, ban russia, from competition, foreigners ah, no. when that seasonal wind blows down the gulf as it does quite frequently during the winter, sometimes it's cold at the moment because it's warm and iraq. the wind is also quite warm. spreads out into the empty quarter and into oman has some consequence. you can see with a higher ground as ill colored blue back through turkey as well. and even on the coast to levant, jerusalem's, at 16 bay roots at 70, not extraordinary war, nor extraordinarily cold. but this rain

another one is that the supply chain, we're sure that we mentioned fedex, u. p. s. they're not going to russia anymore. and also maersk as the world's largest oversee shipper. they're not making deliveries to, to russia anymore. so when you are bounce by these, the, but by these structures and they're not there anymore, then you're going to feel it. another reason is public pressure, and we've seen it with some hollywood studio saying that they're not going to allow new releases in to russia. and then on the other side, was he spotify, which has just announced that it's actually going to pull people out of it's russia office, but keep it services in russia because it doesn't want to exclude them from the information sphere is what it said. so everyone sort of making decisions as they go based on what they see is right. the oil companies are obviously getting a lot of focus. a, b, p had a 20 percent stake in one of the biggest companies rosin f. it was our intense pressure. it got called to whitehall in london, basically was forced to explain why it's still there. it

the biggest part investor here is abandoning stake in oil firm rosin act, u. p. s. and fedex have stopped shipping services. half the passenger jets used here are leased, and those contracts are being canceled. rushes political, economic and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, lost more. let's come here now just here, including accusations of spying at the u. n. washington expels a dozen russian diplomats from moscow's mission in new york on a cold for defend democracy world wide the us present to set to make a state of the union speech with a focus on ukraine. more in that state. ah, that there was a, a warning of extreme cold in the northeast of the u. s. a particularly east in canada up until the start of tuesday. but really, it's not quite as cold as it could be. that is where the cold air lies, though, you'll still see some arctic stuff, ram winnepeg minus 10 or to was high is minus 5. it doesn't come across the board and i've had a fair amount of warmth in the southern plains states and the

the biggest foreign investor here is abandoning stake in oil firm rosin, f u p. s and fedex of stop shipping services, half the passenger jets used here are leased, and those contracts are being canceled. rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, is president joe biden. meanwhile, will deliver his state of the union address on tuesday night, where he will announce his new plan to help americans face inflation. is also expected to keep ukraine in focus, same as an urgent need to defend democracy around the world. the support from alan fisher in washington. this is a white house, concentrating on tuesday's important state of the union speech by the president. but it's not picking its eyes off, you cream, a point made by the vice president at an event marking the end of black history. month to day the eyes of the world are on ukraine and the brave people who are fighting to protect their country and their democracy. and their bravery is a reminder, a most recent reminde

the biggest foreign investor here is abandoning it stake in oil firm rosin act, u. p. s. and fedex of stop shipping services, half the passenger jet, used here are leased and those contracts are being canceled. russia's political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, does not have to come here now just here, including as economic sanctions tighten on russia will tell you which of the countries wealthiest oligarchs feeding the fish and snap by the world of sport, more international events, band, russia, and competition more and i status ah look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways now and that seasonal wind blows down the golf as it does quite frequently during the winter. sometimes it's cold at the moment because it's warm in iraq. the wind is also quite warm, spreads out into the empty quarter and into mom has some consequence. you can see with the high ground as your color blue, back through turkey as well. and even on the coast, levant, jerusalem's, at 16 b

while the u. s. p r says additional details of its trade plans in the asia pacific region will come quote in the near future. china is warning of uncertainty regarding foreign trade after exports in the us grew by 16.5 percent last year. as demand from trading partners remains up in the air during the recovery and raw material prices have risen, china's backing on more domestic consumption. but with retail sales only growing by 1.7 percent in december on an annualized basis. well, that remains in question as well. so joining us now to take a deeper look at china trade is boom bus co host christy. i are christy, i want to start with china concerns regarding trey, why is there such uncertainty surrounding external demand after trade contributed heavily to the nation's growth in 2021. i think you actually just said at foreign trade contributed heavily to the nation's growth in 2021. but that's not sustainable. given the global macros and china, given its history of being overly reliant on others and the w

then s u, p l o c. thank you shawn pierre. very interesting, were you? i've made some notes and i'll report back to the president. more question don't. it was all part of an enormous smokescreen strategy to tell henry to self supported universities tradition of the marsh genay who mentor sure the toilet cheney wanted to rock your elk. he saw the opportunity for the united states to gain control of a huge reserves of the whole world relied often more gold key others. when you over my bill, i realize there a lot of cynics who like to say, well, the only thing that anybody cares about is why one money. i don't deny that lots of people in the world care about oil and money. but you don't want a world where a powerful neighbor can simply go in and, and grab and destroy in another country. that principal was a major part of the motive for the, for senior administration. and that had ministrations response. 6 days after the iraqi invasion, us soldiers land in saudi arabia, the saudi kingdom becomes a base for an international coalition of $34.00 nations. us gen

they're planting u. p. fie's rich rain forests. and because of the color just one said one is the best time to plant a tree 100 years ago. hm. and when's the 2nd best time on? if it's right now, that's why we're here. don't wait. just do it on them. with that, he goes to weaker is a leading light on the conservation frontier. there was deforestation here for a long time. it's at the $900.00 sixties and seventies. it was extreme, the highest deforestation rate of all countries in the tropics. but in the 19 seventy's, they pulled the emergency break, and the 1st national parks stablished over 25 percent of the country's land area is now protected votes and crucial. austrian biologist, anton bison. hoffa 1st traveled to costa rica more than 30 years ago. the pacific and atlantic oceans are only about 100 kilometers apart here. between them lie central america. as last primary rain forests, they extend from sea level to altitudes of more than 3000 meters. the south of coast to rico boasts a particularly wide variety of species. their s

for now, the same is true for deliveries from u. p. s, for example, or federal express to the and i to, to russia. but over all, obviously, russia is closer to the reopen union and also the tycer are bigger than here. 2, most corporations in the united states. okay, so far more exposure to russia from european businesses compared to u. s. businesses. but what are we seeing from markets in the financial hub of the world? frankly? well, i mean us, some investors clearly are nervous and jumpy at this point. but so far, lots of have been limited to. the best example is last week by mid last week that the s and p 500 had last about fife and a half percent within 3 for a trading date. and then all of a sudden we saw the biggest come back since september 2008. so since the midst of the financial crisis, and actually last week, the s and p 500 for the week even traded to the upside by point 8 percent. if you look at monday session, we had blue chips down by more than 500 points at some point at the end of the day . and only us talks, we're dow

u. s. and p u k. germany is a top diplomat rejects an immediate ban on energy imports from russia, saying it might ground the whole country to a halt. that's reco gas prices already have a quick thing effect on european households. ah, it was not the international. my name's policy. clear and wherever you are in the world. welcome to the program. but 1st, let's have a look at the latest major development on the situation in ukraine. ukrainian authorities, claim humanity and cultural have been open to ensure that they can back to ation of civilian. because he's fired on these routes at the head of the dentist republic, one nation that's trying to stop people from leaving. it comes as russians, military gains, access to speak with the documents. apparently showing the kid planned a major offensive on the break to wait eastern regions. meanwhile, humanitarian aid is pulling into ukraine's harcourt region now under russia's control and europe. the largest nuclear power plant, also controlled by russi

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for now, the same is true for deliveries from u. p. s, for example, or federal express to the united to, to russia. but over all, obviously, russia is the closer to the reopen union. and also the tycer are bigger than here. 2, most corporations in the united states. okay, so far more exposure to russia from european businesses, compared to u. s. businesses. but what are we seeing from markets in the financial hub of the world? frankly? well, i mean the us, some investors clearly are nervous and jumpy at this point, but so far, lots of have been limited to. the best example is last week by mid last week that the s and p 500 had last about pipe and a half percent within 3 for the trading days. and then all of a sudden we saw the biggest come back in september 2008. so since the midst of the financial crisis, and actually last week, the s and p 500 for the week. even traded to the upside by point 8 percent. if you look at mondays session, we had blue chips down by more than 500 points at some point at the end of the day . and only us talk

the biggest foreign investor here is abandoning at stake in oil firm rosin act, u. p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, still had an old. is it a call to defend democracy worldwide? the u. s. president is set to make a state of the union speech with a focus on ukraine. ah. that there was a, a warning of extreme cold in the northeast of the u. s. and particularly eastern canada, up until the start of tuesday, but really it's not quite as cold as it could be. that is where the cold air lies, though, you'll still see some arctic stuff, ram winnepeg minus 10 not or was high is minus 5. it doesn't come across the board and arafat does a fair amount of warm in the southern plain state and the rockies are picked up quite obviously because they are high. they are of course, cold. but the pacific is still feeding in wintry whether there's plenty of snow to be

the biggest foreign investor here is abandoning it stake in oil firm rosin act, u. p. s. and fedex have stopped shipping services. half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. furnace smith al jazeera, moscow, and turkeys activating a 90 year old international treaty to prevent warships from passing through to t waterways. the 1936 montrose convention gives it authority to close the data mills and boss for straits and times of war. president, russia typo on, says the decision could prevent the crisis escalating. but dozens of volunteers from georgia are signing up to fight russian forces in ukraine. they're gathered outside the crane and embassy in tbilisi. on monday, it follows an appeal for help by ukrainian president floor miss zalinski. the georgian legion is the largest foreign parliamentary force operating in eastern ukraine. some of the wealthiest oligarchs in russia, known fabbing close ties to the kremlin, are speaking ou

the biggest foreign investor here is abandoning stake in oil firm rosin at u. p. s. and fedex. i've stopped shipping services, half the passenger jet used here are least, and those contracts are being canceled, rushes, political, economic, and physical isolation from the rest of the world is rapidly gathering pace. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, russia says, is prepared for all kinds of sanctions, and it does have some escape hatches centered around reggie in china. the country's biggest erna, the oil and gas industry, has been spared. most of europe relies on russia for its energy needs. another major consumer is it southern labor, china, moscow, and beijing share warm ties. and russia could move towards chinese financial initiatives set up to rival west. they include greater use of the chinese currency and the cross border into bank payment system. russia is also leaning on its significant gold reserves, and another work around could be great. the use of crypto currency. now, from the city of groaning and in the netherlands, i'm joined by francesca do man live. francesco i

big investments front lower than defense spending, which also, you know, has a suits that also boost u. p. growth in short term, we'll see big investments in energy infrastructure, which also could be front loaded. so i think the private sector suddenly now we'll probably face lower, but we have to grow at a slower pace because inflation, cindy is going to sap some of that. and momentum, but i think governments are going to try to offset that. of course, that's just going to give any more, just going to push even more on inflation. so in some sense, you know, if there's one thing i'm certain about is that inflation will continue go higher. everything else is sort of a little bit uncertain. what about the us? we can't talk, we can't not talk about the world's largest economy. how resilient is the us economy through all of this? some say, well, it would take, all price is going north of $200.00 a bow before the u. s. is pulled into refreshing. what do you think? while that's the good news, we think the us economy is relatively silly into this. you know, consumers have bots are stored up sav

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that therefore russia cannot legally claim to be intervening to prevent or punish you. crane this is u. k. p. morris johnson accuses russia of committing war crimes. joining me now from miami, florida is madame benjamin, the co founder of grassroots auntie warren geo code. think. thank you so much for coming back on. you know you been campaigning against nature wars for decades? do you think vladimir putin is actually now united the world behind nato, nato, the organization that you've been so critical of for years? absolutely. we were looking forward to the june meeting in nato that is happening in madrid, organizing around it, saying, you know, this is the time to really take the air out of nato to show that after afghanistan in the fiasco there. nieto is really an aggressive military alliance. that is looking towards china now and saying that china is a threat and really is, is looking for a purpose. and thanks to booting now, nato has its purpose. it's more united than ever. we were criticizing action so much how the u. s. was pushing the nato countries to fulfill the goal of spending 2

now the u. k. p. m boys johnston said earlier that the conflicts in ukraine is not nato's fight. how accurate to believe that statement to be especially given that many native countries have pumped 100 the millions of dollars of military 8 into ukraine? i think we can interpret this message of johnson as a small acknowledgement of defeat, that he was not able to pull the european allies back behind his position to further escalating the, the conflict in ukraine and do not forget there is serious fractions within the european countries and between european countries and britain and does matter as well. just remember the conflicts that led to the fact of rex it's and just remember, for instance, currently the heading towards presidential elections, all french candidates presidential candidates to different degrees and distancing from nato. so i think johnson's statement is an acknowledgment that there is no consensus in the western camp towards further escalating the conflict when talking of consensus, turkey finds itself in an unusual position at the moments being a nato member, b

and while the u. s. p r emphasize is laser focused on engagement. it falls short of any specific measures. and now it is also trying to claim that china is not holding onto phase one of the trade deal, but that is turning out to be a historic failure. china responded by calling on the us to remove existing terrorists and stop threatening new levies. however, the u. s has have never been adjusted and that was not conducive for china to complete the purchases. so therefore trying to claim that it has done the best to its abilities and imported the most under these stressful conditions. china also cited that the supply chain and the u. s is in shambles, and the ports are unable to ship goods efficiently. it's gotta be frustrating, keep having the same arguments over and over and over again. but at the same time, when it comes to the u. s, growing its own influence, how bigger partnerships with other asia pacific nations is tension between the 2 largest economies remain. we've got about a middle i mean it used to be better. so far. biden has indicated t

country's bid for immediate european union membership interest in parliament. 5 video the several p. u member states of voice, their support for ukraine's application. that is all the news for now. the w speaks to german climate activist, louise said no valid. and of course there's all the latest on the rank conflict with brit golf in the dining until coming up. i'm back at the top of the hour with special coverage of you as president joe biden state of the union address. don't forget is always the website if you need more news at any time of the day. it's to be found at d. w dot com, which he d, w, news style. people in trucks injured one trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are turned away with extreme dreams around getting 200 people around the world more than 3.

we can cross live now to george galloway form a u k. m p. welcome to our international, george galloway. now back in 2003, the u. s. used assertions of biological weapons being manufactured as a justification for the are the iraq war. now russia now accuses the u. s. of apparently helping ukraine develop such a program. again, the u. s. is not commented on this yet, but what do you make of these claims? while you read my mind, these are weapons of mass destruction. and if true, this story is of quite devastating proportions. not only is it brazenly illegal under international law, particularly the law governing the development of biological weapons. it is exactly the that the united states falsely accused the iraqi regime of having developed immediately prior to their invasion and occupation. as it turned out, there was no iraqi weapons of mass destruction. if it now turns out where our american weapons of mass destruction brought all the way close to the border with russia. this puts an entirely new gloss on what has happened over the last 1

we are the russian representative to the u. n. p points on the matter. ah, lie from moscow, this is our t. my name's unit o'neill and 30 minutes of news and views start. now. we will indeed start with the latest developments in the ukrainian conflict. in a phone call with german chancellor, olaf shoulds, president putin accuse key of, of trying to drag out negotiations with moscow by putting forward more and more unrealistic proposals. he also underlined the ongoing shelling now residential areas in done yet by the ukranian army and slammed the leaders of western countries for ignoring quote war crimes. meanwhile, the west cracked on an russian media continues with the u. k. media regulator pulling or broadcast license with immediate effect. that comes after 6 countries, including the u. k. a new s accused russia deliberately targeting civilians and ukraine with london insisting it has very strong evidence of law. mere putting himself is behind such actions. the kremlin has rubbish. the british allegations and the russian ministry of defense has reported

over the u. k. p. m. boys, johnson said the lens, his last request to providing ukraine with one percent of nate, those weapons would be difficult to accomplish logistically. but despite the reticence, ukraine is still being supported by the west, economically and politically. we discussed the landscape moves with fermi funny co day, a leading member of the ruling all progressive congress, policy nigeria, lensky, going to all the parliaments of the west and having audience with them. and they're cheering him on the encouraging and it's not destitute of being funny. is there people that are being killed installed this soldiers that are in the field? he wants to be the hero, but in fact, he's a very, very bad man. he's a man that does all care about the consequences of what he's doing and about the suffering that his people are undergoing and i feel for your people this could have been avoided, but he was pushed into it and he fell free and now he's already so you need a new leadership, they need an hon