the u. s. is witnessing its currency and many a wondering if they might be targeted next. but what makes a dollar so special? why does nearly every central bank in the world stockpile the u. s. currency and invest in american bonds? the dollar has been preserving at status for decades, and the secret ingredient is oil. a quick dive into history. back in 1974. saudi arabia was the world's biggest oil producer. and it just shaken the western world with a major oil embargo, a punishment for supporting israel. in the yom kippur wall. the u. s. was an important 70 percent of its oil, and the embargo hit it hard to got themselves against the possible oil shocks of the future. the nixon administration offered the saudis of deals, the u. s. agree to supply the saudis with military aid and equipment. in exchange, saudi arabia agreed to accept the dollar as a de facto means of exchange in the oil market. from that moment, every oil contract with saudi arabia had to be priced in the us currency. the rest

well, i think the u. s. is completely ignoring the fact that is human rights problems are arguably more severe than the countries that the u. s. has been sensually, i look at a desperate of the product people q by the us bullets and the u. s. has engaged in huge this formation campaign to demonize is a bursaries, if china sanctioned russia, the results are catastrophic. not only that, the peoples of portia and china suffer from higher prices and the lack of goods and foot. it is cornering show, a strong new to the of power. i don't think anyone want to see things even more dramatic to happen. increasingly, many entities realize that any security solutions in the region without the involvement of russia will be a disaster. china is on the side of humanity. in general. i think it is what the right side of history and tails and washington traditional middle east allies are also unhappy with us attempts to control global oil supply. some of the world's biggest crude export is, are increasingly resisting america

the u. s. was an important 70 percent of its oil and embargo hit it hard to got themselves against the possible oil shocks of the future. the nixon administration offered the saudis a deal for you is to agree to supply the saudis with military aid and equipment in exchange, saudi arabia agreed to accept the dollar as a defective means of exchange in the oil market. from that moment, every oil contract with saudi arabia had to be priced in the u. s. currency. the rest of the opec countries followed suit. the patriot on his system was born. imagine a chocolate pie in a room full of hungry people. if one wants to grab a bite that you may only use a plastic spoon, no steel or wood, and allowed convert or spoons in exchange office, pallet more for the future. sounds unreasonable. let's kind of want to pitch a dollar is like from 1974. the hi, a world has been paying for oil in the u. s. dollars. no gold saudi real or any other national currency allowed to buy an oil important country must 1st conver

to me, the u. s. slaughter expelled and assimilated native americans physically, geographically and culturally committing systemic human rights abuses in every aspect. huge. these abhorrent crimes are more than enough to constitute defacto genocide by charlotte, in its effort to drive a wedge between china and russia, the u. s. it seems, will go to any lens just so long as it doesn't have a strong enough opponent in the east. well, i think the u. s. is completely ignoring the fact that is human rights problems are arguably more severe than the countries that the u. s. has been sensually. i look at a desperate of the product people q by the us bullets and the u. s. has engaged in huge this formation campaign to demonize its adversary's. if china ascension russia, the result are catastrophic. not only that, the peoples of boucher and china suffer from higher prices and the lack of goods and foot in its cornering show as shown new to the a power. i don't think anyone want to see things even more dramati

a u. s. president who wanted to take care of the home front, travels to europe, looking to shore up a united front with you and nato allies can either deliver results that help stem. the conflict and its effects. we're asking biden versus putting. can the u. s. stop the war and ukraine. welcome to to the point. it is a great pleasure to greet our guests sariah. so hardy nelson is a talk show host at the common ground. berlin podcast, and former correspondent for the u. s. broadcaster and p. r. michel tillman is diplomatic correspondent at the german weekly did site, and it's a great pleasure to welcome back to the show of my colleague roman con charice. he is a ukrainian by birth, and it works with d w's, russia language service in boston. and i'd like to begin a if i may, with you sariah, following the trump presidency and the disastrous us exit from afghanistan. many people doubted whether there was still any will on the part of the us to lead. is that different? now? would you say that u.

u. s. department of justice has assembled a dedicated taskforce to go after russian for the crimes of russian oligarchy, and were joining with our european allies to find is seized or yards there. luxury apartments are private jets and all the herb got and gazed. make sure a share in the paid of foods war these by the way, john yard, you put some menu press and some are. i think i read one was over 400 feet long. i mean it's, this is worth hundreds of millions of dollars. the decision today is not without cost here at home, prunes war is already hurting american families of the gas pump since prudent began is military build up in ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american of $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further, i'm going to do everything i can to minimize prudence, price hike here at home, and coordination with our partners. we've already announced that we're releasing 60000000 barrels of oil from our joint oil reserves. half of that 30

g u. s. has been spreading successive disinformation, targeting china on the ukraine issue with malicious intentions. what china is already on the wrong side of history when it comes to, to ukraine and the aggression being committed by russia. the u. s. has gone so far as to threaten that other countries will pay a price for not following suit and imposing sanctions as it has done one country order is a luxury meal and the rest of the world has to foot the bill. this looks more like what a bully would do. we will not stand by and allow any country to compensate russia for its losses from the duke saying, which is what don, you should never forget that there are 3 fingers pointing back to you when you point fingers and others. but it's not just words. and sabre rattling the u. s. is playing with fire in a very sensitive region tie one and the indo pacific. washington has deployed more than 2000 troops to australia's northern territory for the 1st time ever is building and miss sol network aime

there is no evidence of non whatsoever the u. s. has offered, suggesting that rushes, engaging in a false flag operation and 12 in the use of w. m. d, 's weapons of mass destruction. there's no evidence at all. and there's no reason to think that russia would do that. so the u. s. u. s. charges are completely unsubstantiated with just to wrap up on the wall. you touched on it. why are so many western diplomats so sure that these by weapons programs do not exist? no chance of it. because that they, there's a war going on and, and war definitely is truth that the, the, the 1st victim, but so as, so as you know, ambiguity questioning, critical thinking, etc. so you know, so the idea of looking at a problem, both sides is completely, you know, goes completely out. the window assumes the bullet starts flying. so i, so the, the western nations, nato, are the know what they are told, towing the u. s. line back in the us up completely and, and essentially repeating every outrageous charge that emanates out of washington. the thoughts of jour

the u. s. needs to find another excuse for sanctions. how convenient the state department is now targeting chinese officials for cracking down on religious minorities. beijing's response is, or to clear wave on the show me the u. s. statement is full of ideological bias and political lies, lines and smears china and wantonly imposed restrictions on chinese officials. would you part of what were you as actions contravene the international law and basic norms governing international relations and grossly interferes in china's internal affairs strong? and as the chinese foreign ministry points out, the u. s. itself is no champion of human rights. do you show you on the ball or throughout history to me, the u. s. slaughter yelled, expelled, and assimilated native americans physically your geographically and culturally uncle, committing systemic human rights abuses in every aspect. huge will, these abhorrent crimes are more than enough to constitute de facto genocide by solitude, in its effort to dr

and instead of turning to the u. s. for support. well, they're turning to a leader that the u. s. has been years trying to overthrow. that's right. this week officials host is syrian president bashar assad and his 1st visit to the country since 2011. and that's how they say the us hasn't tried to use the current tension through their boards, even noting that the vitamin ministration sent a new batch of weapons to saudi arabia after denying them last year. for pottery viet continue to increase the dominant as it moves away from the us. they are showing that they can live without america. but can the current american economy live without them? in washington, rachel bluff and archie and awake of a vast ramp up of western military support to ukraine on the manufacturer is a both think that there pocketing fantastic profits, german weapons joint wine metal, his bronze, it will pick up in the quote 2 digit 1000000 euro for servicing ukraine's air force helicopters, meanwhile, us that weapons make his shares have already sold 14 percent since the stars up the conflicts on the us fiscal 2

as the u. s. s. all was devastated by war. united states lost about $400000.00 people at the brits last less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number.

when the u. s. s. r part nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the us call on the world, the turning of russia, and then by that claim d, as ushering in a new world order, are we seeing the world turn their backs on the u. s. instead and could then new order, the one in which the u. s is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington. rachel blevins, archie, former us diplomat. gym john trust thinks the american establishment is living in the past. and its prospects for maintaining a unilateral hedge money are questionable. the u. s. is certainly a superpower. the question is whether the u. s. will try to retain its position as the unit polar. as the only superpower that dominates the entire world in a hedge, a monic fashion, or whether it can take a step back to being one of a number of major powers are still living in the 990 s, where the united states is the only voice

ah, a a, the u. s. warrens china, not to support russia's military actions in ukraine, but beijing says it won't bout us pressure moscow and tear struggles to come to an agreement on the key issues over resolving ukraine conflict that as fighting continues with reports of civilian casualties, ended destruction of residential areas we sat in the basement for a week, hiding from the shooting. with british media regulator, all calm, revokes archie's broadcasting license, citing the conflict in ukraine and the networks quote, relationship with the russian federation. r t says the watchdogs move was politically motivated and russia presents further evidence to the un that us and nato. we're supporting biological weapons development in ukraine. we hear the key point ah, broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. from the glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest developments in the ukraine warmed. vladimir put an emphasized and a phone call wi

u. s. and a nato were supporting biological weapons development in ukraine. we hear the key points ah, broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us now we start with the latest developments in the ukraine conflict. vladimir put an emphasized in a phone call with french president a manual micron on friday that russia is doing everything it can to ensure the safety of civilians in ukraine, particularly by providing evacuating routes now put an also accused nationalist, ukrainian forces of having committed war crimes in the don bass and issue, he mentioned in a call earlier that day with german chancellor of schultz. while the humanitarian situation in ukraine it remains dire. the un has reported it has deployed its 1st humana, or an aide convoy to the war to the city of su me in the countries northeast. meanwhile, moscow says the lucon republic has now gained control over 90 percent of its territory after pushing b

what this is, is the u. s. president, calling on congress to make this move in coordination with the european union and g 7 nations. and so this is a little different than some of the sanctions that we've seen in recent days and weeks that the u. s. president could do unilaterally through the treasury department, for example, but certainly this is something that is expected to push a had given the sort of bipartisan support for this action and condemnation of russian invasion of ukraine. and what i would do is essentially end russia's status as a most favored nation, which is a classification, the world trade organization. and it would, and sort of, it's a exemption from tariffs on things like caviar and diamonds, as well as gag vodka and gas. and so this would have a tremendous impact. in fact, the u. s. president saying it would really level a crushing blow to russia's economy. and in fact, the u. s. president tweeting just a moment ago that already the.

so this is a moral decision said the u. s. president joe biden, but it is also very important for climate change and for prices and are for consumers that have been some divisions though in the e. u. the $27.00 leaders will be discussing energy today. some though, have talked about whether or not they need to be imposing sanctions on russian energy supplies on oil, on gas that something the united states has done, but much harder to do here in the ear because it is so reliant on moscow. but there is obviously the sense that the you does not want to continue to fuel moscow's a war chest, or if you like, and it wants to win itself off. russian energy supplies. natasha, thank you very much. indeed. obviously those talks are going to be going on, we're going to be coming back to you and that she was just to give us a breakdown of what's happening. but now thank you very much indeed. want to go across to ukraine. same cassava is in the view of, obviously as in the war is continuing in ukraine. and recently there was a russian stri

a u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on russian oil and gas in ports to move follows, please, by ukranian president followed amuse lensky to cut off moscow's energy exports white house correspondent, kimberly out how kit reports. it's a major escalation of u. s. economic sanctions against russia. for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil will no longer be acceptable us porch and american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence warmish. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation.

the u. s. of course is denied this, that there are any such programs in ukraine that they're involved with. so this is an attempt to bring that up again. and it was an unexpected call by the russian ambassador yesterday saying they had, quote, new evidence to present to the council. so you're seeing the united states and its allies get out ahead of this and addressed the media in the public. before going into this meeting, again, trying to discredit what they're saying, this is a pattern we've been seeing here at the united nations over the last week or 2. with these dueling narratives between the west and the nato, a line countries and russia, the west attempting to show increasingly that russia is isolated in this situation . i with their statements the back and forth, though with the 2 sides talking at each other, and we heard vaseline to benjie of the russian ambassador yesterday, actually talked about the information war. when he announced this meeting, he said, you know, he of course is a

as the u. s. president now claimed he was just venting his own personal frustration as expressing more outreach. and i feel and i make no apologies with personal blood. my person with another round of negotiations between russian and ukrainian officials is expected on tuesday, and he stumble with turkish officials expressing hope the meeting could lead to a sci fi, humanitarian disaster, and multiple has local residence tied in their basement from continuous shelling. as they tried to cope with a lack of food and water j a with while the global community rushes to help your premiums, humanitarian groups are warning that aid is being diverted from other long running conflicts elsewhere in the world. ah, broadcasting from our studios in moscow, this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. let's start by recapping the main recent events in the war in ukraine as russian and their allied dumbass troops claimed territorial advances that amid reports the russian milita

in the meeting, the u. s. raised concerns about china's possible support to russia following its invasion, white house press secretary jen sarky said the chinese side was warned, that there will be consequences if it provides assistance to moscow. what we had conveyed in what was conveyed by our national security advisor in this meeting is that should they provide military or other assistance that of course violate sanctions or, or supports the war efforts that there will be as significant consequences. but in terms of what the specifics look like, we would coordinate with our partners and allies to make that determination. let's go now to d. w correspondent, stiff on simon's in washington, stefan high. the white house isn't saying exactly what he did do with china extended support to russia and ukraine, but what options are there? well, it doesn't say because it doesn't really know yet what or to what extent it could actually impulse any consequences on china. but the, the most important part of this stateme

the u. s. has as it dictates the rules for both policy and condemnation. in fact, just last week, the u. s. declared a genocide of the people in medium are a key member of the southeast asian alliance with some even calling for military intervention. the u. s. government should couple, it's condemnations of mine. mars military with action for too long. the u. s. and other countries have allowed my mars generals to commit atrocities with few real consequences. there have also been tensions with cambodia, which is the chair of the alliance after the u. s and allison arms embargo back in december, claiming it was concerned about the influence of china's military. we urge the cambodian government to make meaningful progress and addressing corruption and human rights abuses and to work to reduce the influence of the p. r. c. military and cambodia, which threatens regional and global security. so washington is sending the message, the nations in the region can't get too close to china or russia, or

u. s. s. missouri representing the soviet union general did of jenco also signed the surrender document aboard the u. s. s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. me hoa. america unless she hi, norma dania, florida. good dora amaica agatha thomas summer. nealon jayla. good. okay. america. debra new and you ah ah. the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, prevailed, confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. $31.00 ended detachment despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and

unfortunately, the u. s. government and the bible ministration says that it's going to stop who often said weapon sales to the saudis. but what does that mean? it doesn't mean anything. the u. s. is still involved in the war in yemen. and i want to mention afghanistan, because i'm just heartbroken. that after 20 years of nato militarism in afghanistan with this horrific exit, the african people's money has been stolen by mostly the united states. $7000000000.00. and that's one of the poorest countries in the world. and so we're working hard to get that money back to the afghan people. and we're also very concerned about the sanctions on russia hurting ordinary people because we've seen that's what sanctions around the world do. they affect the entire economy and who is it who is impacted the most? it is working people. we seem for 60 years, how the u. s. has imposed horrific sanctions on cuba. it hasn't changed the cuban government, but it's caused such hardship for the cuban people. yeah, but the united sta

when the u. s. s. are parked nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the u. s. called the world, the turning of russia and president bible claims the as ushering in a new world order. are we seeing the world turn their backs on the u. s. instead, and could then new order, the one in which the u. s. is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington, rachel blevins archie. and while the world's attention is still largely focused on the crisis in ukraine, influential countries and humanitarian organizations appear to have turned a blind eye to the destruction in suffering and other war on areas such as in yemen and me, and mar, made concerns that resources are being diverted from those regions and are in an equally pool for ukraine, actually possibly reports. for weeks now, the world's attention has been focused on ukraine's refugees, while they no doubt face a dia, humanitaria

and on the thursday, the u. s. congress approved an additional $13600000000.00 in emergency aid for the country. and alan fisher is in washington d. c, and explains what weapon the ukrainians thereafter. yes, present, joe biden is at camp david this we can, but we are told he is keeping across all developments in ukraine and he approved the release of these weapons. now the ukrainians have been asking for javelin anti tank and stinger anti aircraft missiles. we expect them to be in this batch that is released along with a significant amount of small arms at these will come from existing u. s. military stock, which means that they don't have to wait for the manufacturer to deliver them and then be moved on to ukraine. this, these can go almost immediately. and this is the 3rd time in 3 months that the u. s . military has done that part of $1200000000.00 and military aid that the u. s. has provided since january 2021. that's important, of course, because that's when joe biden became president. no secretary of state

the u. s. pres, it was asked a couple of times, what will happen if vladimir putin chooses to use chemical weapons in ukraine? if you, as president did not speak to having any intelligence to prove that that might be a concern. and of course, this is a sensitive issue back in the united states, given the fact that the u. s. government has a history of making this claim in the past, only to find out that it was false. so americans are skeptical the u. s. president, not offering any evidence this time. only thing if they're used, that they will have a response in kind and also very quickly, we've heard a lot in these meetings, series of meetings, newest president headed over to where i am standing now, where he will be having the 3rd in a series of meetings today, talking about how there is a need to push back against shinine any sort of desire to work with russia to kind of give oxygen to the military effort from the financial side. and the u. s. president saying that in his conversations with

u. s. president joe biden has announced a ban on importing russian oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. biden's move comes as the united states is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. us imports only a small percentage of its oil from russia, but the ban will likely push oil prices even higher. but the price of brent crude reaching a 14 year high this week now for more unless let's bring in, james sweeney, our financial correspondent and new york. james, how big of a blow is that to russia, to lose the u. s. as a customer for its oil and gas, this is a big blow to russia by losing the u. s. as an energy comes customer, an injury consumer, the u. s. is the global leader, an oil consumption in this administration, the binding ministration, agree to buy a ton of oil for russia, you know, mix it up a bit not get everything from oven. and the russians were enjoying the funds, allocating it, whichever way they felt fit. and now that money's gone, that's hundreds

the u. s. denies the claim. kristen salamis at un headquarters in york. russia called the meeting to present what it described as new evidence, a u. s. supported biological research laboratory in the ukraine post a threat to the region brochure. their grades, he was to go to a woman, got a warrant, put simply, the ukranian authorities gave the pentagon carte blanche on the territory of ukraine to carry out dangerous biological experiments. there, this is not the noble assistance to ukraine, that the american representatives talk about. this is a cynical use of its territory and population for dangerous research, which washington does not carry out on its own territory. so it doesn't run the risk of hurting its own people in the u. s. denies any chemical weapons programs exist. it is russia that has long maintained a biological weapons program in violation of international law. it is russia that has a well documented history of using chemical weapons. it is russia who is the aggressor here. the

the u. s. s. o was devastated by well the it either states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. as the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number. john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address. it back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago, have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan. overtime it evolved into pincher bush. lega, crankshaft half moon, cold wheel off tackle. and sherry, dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 to the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. both those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot and visited dropping 300 nucl

ah, in 2017, the u. s. air force website announced a tender for the purchase of russian people's biological samples. russian authorities requested clarification of the proposed purpose of the purchase and received an answer from bo downey spokesman for the u. s. air education and training command. the pentagon needs to collect russian bio material to continue and musculoskeletal system research. ria, novelty. why they wanted russian data remains unclear, and there was no assurance that it wasn't to help create a bio weapons, no syrup or associate with his ears. hiscock, were serious abuse. to came a tale. it or americans in yeah, they yes. next chicata on youth issues in the case of us. oh, sure easy and most of his associates were never punished for their terrific crimes . many opened their own clinics in japan and even won awards. shoot. i knew that they're not as a new oh, good, amazes acting. men die new stomach. could ella nuzzy the you got the got, are you the name? ah, only 12 defendants pleaded gui

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the u. s. has not been happy with china stance over the past 3 weeks, which is how long the russian war in ukraine has lost it so far. the us does not like the fact that china is trying to be neutral. the us feels that it could be looking for ways to get around us and e, u organized sanctions, regimes that are punishing russia for its invasion. the u. s. is also very concerned that russia and china may try to find ways of providing financial assistance to each other. that the chinese may be willing to provide the military assistance of some unspecified client, whatever the assistance could be, the u. s. is opposed to it. and so the expectation is that the u. s. president joe biden will say to was chinese counterpart cesium pang that he expects a more robust effort to pressure moscow to stop its invasion, to recall its troops and to try to broker some sort of these fire with the government and cave and ross, the divided administration has been keeping up its strong rhetoric against president put

on tuesday, u. s. president joe biden went after president vladimir putin's most lucrative industry. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas in energy and means russian oil no longer be accessible us porch to the american people will deal another powerful blow to prudence war machine. the decision by president biden to bad russian energy imports into the united states, follows pressure by the us congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recovers from, the coven pandemic says, proven, began, is military build of ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american up $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further. the white house is directing the release of some of the u. s. strategic petroleum reserves to contain prices and compe

the u. s. president saying, america would continue to have ukraine's back in the fight against russia. lead spring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it. kimberly present biden announcing you us security assistance to ukraine. yes, but stopping short of what lot of mirrors zelinski asked for specifically just to hours ago in front of the u. s. congress in a very emotional plea, in fact, a direct challenge to the u. s. president. it has been at least initially, outright rejected by the u. s. president. and given the delay of the speech by the u. s. president, there was some speculation that this was ah plea that was under serious consideration, but it appears for now that this has again been rejected. the call for a no flies of the call for these a fighter jets that are referred to as megs. that have been on the grounded poland that potentially could be transferred for use in ukraine. not going to be operational at least for now. now, is that the possibility in the future of the u.

so oliver u. s. secretary of state anthony blinkin has said that he will consult with poland and nato allies on the potential of providing chats to ukraine. so is it that the united states isn't entirely closing the door on this idea? if the door is open, right? hello for sure. and there's the political will, of course, to deliver those jets. but it remains a tricky task and it's a fine line. they are work, they are walking on right now. so poland says, yes, ukraine can have those mixed. those russian made fighter jets. but they certainly don't want to be held accountable for mingling in the war between russia and ukraine. so their offer was to bring those fighter jets to you as air force base ramstein on german soil, which again would then imply to other natal members. so the u. s. of course saying no, we're not interested in that either. so it's some kind of a blame game that's going on. nobody wants to be the scapegoat in the end, and nobody wants to be drawn into a wider conflict. and so that is