well, according to u. s. media reports citing u. s. officials. the permission that the u. s. is given to ukraine, to use american munitions and some besides, to strike inside russian territory is very limited. that is limited to the region or of car keys. and we have to understand that the front line there is the border line actually, and the russian forces are launching their relentless attacks on the city of harkey from across the border. so uh, reportedly ukraine will now have the permission to strike russian forces on the russian soil there logistical hops and also there munitions at the post at their, at. but that is not the case with the long range, midsize the most powerful way. 10 steps as ukraine guards from the u. s. a. that they are still nothing. the option here enter the u. s. is not allowing ukraine to use those long range missiles to attack the targets on the russian soil. but could this initial move with the us be able to wait for other nato countries to get on board? well there's, you know that the u. s. is playing the most important role within the lions and

the sudden that's with the closing and a new kid capable of strategic from the u. s. ballistic missile cemetery in showing up at the show stuff. she brought him into the construction side in the middle of the chinese desert. you silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles. dozens of them. these recent examples of the 3 biggest of new pay up, how was displaying modernizing and increasing the us know. there's no doubt in my mind that the, the risk of nuclear weapons coming into use is increasing and has increased significantly during the cold score a system of the car and kept things in check. today the more active and key, let's say for the nuclear order of control treaties, all of that is under a lot of stress. the age of disarmament is over newcastle, close and growing again. so we stumbled into another and more dangerous. right? the, the only time nuclear weapons were used in the conflict was in august 1945, when the us strep thumbs on iraq. shima is like a saki and japan. this was the blast radius of the bomb dropped on hiroshima, push killed up to 140000 people

now preparations are running high to put u. s. nukes also at this base and the okay, just 100 kilometers northeast of london get really started after rushes, invasion of premier in 2014. that's when we started seeing real changes happening in the way the americans planned the role of nuclear weapons in defense of your us as also bringing its nuclear submarines informed us to europe more often like this. b 52 over stuck home. they're going further east. they're going into areas where they happened. they didn't used to go at all. um, i mean, sometimes very offensive ways. in march 2023, for example, in american b, $52.00 bomber conducted maneuvers over europe, heading towards st. petersburg and turning around just before it got to russian as space and in your face exercised russia. similarly, that's my. so let's here in 2021. remember my user over about succeed in the past, the us and russia had at least notified each other in advance. the vote exercise was like this. that was part of the new start trading is also kept the list of

the u. s, navy smith in deal, you know, up until the stuff there and the gift that just keeps on giving. and joe biden is still screwing it up on a weekly basis. but our producer around us has suggested that we're being too cruel in giving out about an old man who is painfully mentally ill and incapable of the evening to find his way home from the events or so we have decided here on the most views that we will now absolutely, absolutely continue taking the piss out of that stupid of old st genocide. joe not right already. so run the video here. he is. after i signed the pack n, o am packet locked into law by hand, that the pin that i cited with is interesting to most person, those response. this is impossible. how could anybody look like it? they? why is that? what, how is he still in charge? but the funniest thing about it is he says, however, a sign depends on the development. hi, i give the guy the team are assigned to with the pin. what's the street? why would you sign it with a pin? she

so it seems that the u. s. army is looking for a creative artist and illustrate is who can bring an online message to life, to convince you and me, and everyone else that's their innumerable wars are all completely acceptable. they're going to more stare the good guys. now they're actually offering $30000.00 a sign of fee that to create means for the credit is on the, in sales in novel. absolutely. remarkable stuff. know. meanwhile in the u. s. navy, where you never leave your bodies behind. literally. and you know, we separate the man from the boys usually by phone book of the water over them in bed. they're also looking for a new manpower or is a girl power? i'm not really sure. oh, you one the video, the just the amount of the out and there class coming in to see was probably have more pricks than the gardeners finger. but that doesn't seem to bother the u. s. navy, it's all about inclusivity and diversity. and it's also all about rape, it seems that the u. s. military services, i'm also experienced the tid

and so basically the u. s. is desperate to find someone to go in and send their troops to fight these on groups to invade, and they couldn't get most countries wouldn't do it or would contribute maybe a few people. so can you suppose to send a 1000 police forces? can you has a notorious history with death squads that are very, very brutal um and also been in has offered now to send 2000. so it's kind of a coalition of the willing sort of thing where the, the us is desperate to stamp out this revolution. wow, okay, so on re want to ask for intervention. okay, so as we mentioned a little earlier, you just returned from haiti. you've been many times filming a, a multi part doc. you series, what are the living conditions like for the average haitian? i mean, did you, did you see any parts of the country that are still functioning as it did before this, this new chaos and sued the picture that you get of total absolute chaos in haiti from the media is not really true. i mean, there's still people going about their d

the sudden it's with the closing and a new kid capable of strategic from the u. s. ballistic missile step 3 and showing up at the show stuff she brought into the construction side in the middle of the chinese desert. you silos for intercontinental ballistic missiles. dozens of them. these recent examples of the 3 biggest po, us displaying modernizing at increasing the us know there's no doubt in my mind that the, the risk of nuclear weapons coming into use is increasing and has increased significantly during the cold score. the system of the parents kept things in check today the more active and she was safe on the new care order control treaties. all of that is under a lot of stress. the age of disarmament is over newcastle, close and growing again. so we stumbled into another and more dangerous nuclear arms race. the, the only time nuclear weapons were used in a conflict was in august 1945 when the us strep thumbs. sonya rashi, mountains, mac a, saki and japan. this was the blast radius of the bomb dropped on hiroshima which killed up to 140000 people. and this w

the u. s. doesn't agree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee could happen in the future . oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much bigger and that's have a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines to the different interior administer that has almost 2 police officers killed in unrest and new caledonia. bad coffins arrives at the military airport in the south of frosts, protest against voting reforms broke out in the pacific territory more than a week ago, cleanup operations on the way across western europe. off the days of heavy rains triggered widespread flooding. the damage spans the netherlands from italy in south west and german state of the island has also seen its was flooding in 3 decades. oh, i see the storms have swept through the us state of kansas, triggering several ton of tomatoes and a huge dust store. tens of thousands of homes were left without pub west, where the full cost is $1.00. that is the potential for f

and so basically the u . s. is desperate to find someone to go in and send their troops to fight these on groups to invade, and they couldn't get most countries wouldn't do it or would contribute. maybe a few people. so can you suppose to send a 1000 police forces? can you has a notorious history with death squads that are very, very brutal um and also been in has offered now to send 2000. so it's kind of a coalition of the willing sort of thing where the, the u. s. is desperate to stamp out this revolution. wow. okay. so on re want to ask for intervention. okay, so, as we mentioned a little earlier, you just returned from haiti. you've been many times filming a, a multi part doc. you series. what are the living conditions like for the average haitian, i mean, did you, did you see any parts of the country that are still functioning as it did before this, this new chaos and suit? the picture that you get of total absolute chaos in haiti from the media is not really true. i mean, there's still people going about t

do you think that the u. s. russo relations would have been different, and even more importantly, do you think russia, as we know it today, would have been different, would have changed from style in this that and as to something else, had we just given them room debris to. well, that, sure that russia itself would have been different right away. but eastern europe could've been different. what the soviets understood what their concern was. they've been innovated twice through eastern europe. mm hm. live germany. what they want that after world war 2 was a buffer zone. and they say, so there security in terms of space and territory and geography. so they wanted a buffer zone and they did not impose lock step quote unquote, communist or soviet style governments. immediately after the war. there was even a relative degree of democracy allowed ace to europe. they had elections, they had a open discussion. it wasn't really until the truman doctrine in early 47, that the soviets began to crack down and impose the ki

it seems that the u. s. military services have also experienced the tidal wave get the navy, or you like all of rape raves, number 40, and there's, we're not going to get our make rate. funny again, has this, we both a half so so unfortunate people, man and women have been raped in the u. s. military. and that's just in the last year alone and $29000.00 people in the us army say that somebody stuck a finger where they shouldn't adult and that includes apple on the deck of the aircraft carrier who's probably have the more breaks than a garden. this figure, so it seems getting cozy with your comrades and particularly cosy with your comm rates. is a bit of an anglo saxon thing was a long ago that a parole the or a f could at what air force to young guy who joined. how many to take to the skies? a took something else. he actually took a motor tube. right up the jack. see my friends. i meanwhile, back in europe to in the usa, as i like to call us the parole. tony blinking has again turned up in key of the hard l

but i didn't know was invited to the u. s. and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice the of china and russia. if you don't make eyes using can, you know, because we don't have to be at a central beach, they want to slice off the got there. if you need to sleep, you know, we, one thing i went to the i content, the son, i mean, is what, when would you want me to go? and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i'm happy that's can, you has an over sure. i'll click on the line and we'll be doing a visit to the west every time they are looking for financial services. leaving looks at helping me do that. i am, if you want to. i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like j not russia, why not? but then one domain across the street and it's because singly to them unless they have a heat, imagine how much we also kind of go to the main thing was the environmental routes . ok, by the time when the us is news is influence on the applicant content. oh yeah, the us. but if

the u. s. weapons have been used to kill civilians in gun lover and washington that had suspended the shipment of some 5500 phones as well. pentagon chief load dalston has confirmed the pause as his report to a senate committee was interrupted by protest is. he did pause as we re evaluated some of the security of systems that we're providing to so we, we've been very clear senator, as you know from the very beginning that that israel should launch a major attack in or off or without accounting for and protecting the civilians that are in that battle space. and again, as we have assess the situation, we pause one shipment of high height uh uh, payload, the munitions. it is a stunning move by washington halting a shipment of some 1802000 pound bonds, along with other munitions to israel following. it's a salt on the crucial rafa crossing with egypt. now, prior to the capture of our off, i'd be by that administration made clear to be nuts and yahoo, that they do not support any action in this reg

the u. s. has maintained them, is the presence in media for 11 years, the corporation deal. i've included the establishment of an american drone base and they have said it was kind of thing they agreed on because it was not. and it's in the interest of the local people, the us on it and the job they have to have and to the negotiations for withdrawing the troops last month. the senior americans have said that there, there were critical issues of supply food and other resources to the base nail food, equipment, pots, medical supplies, etc, a being prevented from reaching advice. one o, one in may, critical medications will run out for individual service members. they have repeatedly reached out for assistance, but their strategic high headquarters, such as africa come on, routinely overlook that concerns and those of add bass. one no one's high. a chain of command will simply do not provide relief or guidance for resolution. us embassy in these areas, covering up the failure of the us diplomati

in mid april, the u. s embassy in london provided some of these assurances, but with some coffee at some note where the company at that i might have. but can you explain what the assurances are and whether you believe they'll actually be upheld in the us court. and the julian size have an actual shot at a fair trial here in the united states as well. in terms of the assurances um is attorneys and his wife, stella sands. and i, a number of people have said, these are not worth the paper. they are written on, for example, among these assurances where that he would not face the death penalty. well, this is not a death eligible offense. so that's a very peculiar assurance. they also assured that he would get the same 1st amendment protections as us citizens. again, very strange because in all of these other espionage cases, the government has done motions to preclude the mention of the worst 1st amendment. and the way the law works because there is no public interest defense. if you haven't been able to say, i

now, preparations are running high to put u. s. nukes also have this database and the okay, just 100 kilometers northeast of london. it really started after rushes, invasion of premier in 2014. that's when we started seeing real changes happening in the way the americans planned the role of nuclear weapons in defense of your us small. so bringing its nuclear submarines informed us to europe more often like this. b 52 over stuck home. they're going further east. they're going into the areas where they happened. they didn't used to go at all. um, i mean, sometimes very offensive ways. in march 2023, for example, in american b, $52.00 bomber conducted maneuvers over europe, heading towards st. petersburg and turning around just before it got to russian space and in your face exercised russia similarly 2nd, that's my. so let's here in 2021. remember my neither of about 60 in the past, the us and russia had at least notified each other in advance the vote exercises like this. that was part of the new start trading is also kept the list

you came here to berlin from the united states where we have seen a lot of protests at u. s. campuses slightly in the past weeks. how have you been experiencing those pro palestinian protest, joe biden to you as present and has caught them and to submit x? do you agree with this description? there? i take, i take issue with one aspect of, of the way that you characterized it. i think the notion that they are pro palestinian creates a, a false assumption that the other side is anti palestinian. and i think those of us who care about anti semitism and peace in the middle east certainly want the palestinian people to live in peace. i would characterize these protests as anti as railey, and at times anti semitic. there are always valide reasons to protest the actions of the government. more often than not as of late. we seen those protests when they are directed at the state of israel, devolved into anti semitic rhetoric, the use of anti semitic images. and yes, it has opened the door to the normalization of anti semitism in parts of my country . the protesters, though the stude

so it's clear that u. s. is focused on rest. yeah. misses the real reality that applicants, not americans are driving major political shift in this a hell region. but how can you blame them even when western media is creek to divine a russian hand and everything happening in the african continent. but also the fact that russian flags raised and also the african continents of the west, always pushes the idea and believe that to rest yes has the hind in all these matches. and that washing influence lives in the instability that it has created on the african continent. which is the name of the case and even citizens in africa can attest to that submissive listen to this of the. so this, this initiative is to mark our partnership with serious partners who are really helping us without any ulterior motive, to face up to the various challenges that lie ahead laid. but i pull the flags here are symbolic. they are the flags of the alliance of the health status. we do, namely, molly burkina, faso in nature. these are the countries that d

the wave of student demonstrations in the u. s. continued in the los angeles, were police choir cleared a pro palestinian protest camp at the university of california at los angeles prison and fighting, defended the students right to protest. but since they did not have the right to close costs chaos and you're up to date. but you stick around up. next we have a documentary about help results. leather industry is threatening local. reinforce, remember, you can always find much more news on our website. that's d, w dot com or follow us on social media ruling. thank you very much for joining us. the can you see is what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube the amazon is burning every day.

this move would open doors for other countries to use the u. s. as move as a basis to force and u. s. companies to sell their local operations or to transfer that technology to a foreign firm. bills designed to band tick tock, give the federal government to much unchecked power to ban apps, which may have unintended consequences for the internet. freedom in the long term, in any case, selling is not even an option because china already has export regulations in place to prevent technology from being exported or sold before this bill was even introduced by fans cannot sell. china like the u. s. has certain trade restrictions and one restriction is that they cannot export technology. this bill was never introduced as an option to divest or get banned. this bill was introduced to band tick tock and make it look like it was the result of not divesting the reason why it's so our congressman and leaders won't get blamed for banning tick tock. and instead we can blame china or tech talk for banding themselves. when in reality, they already knew full well that they could not even sell befor

so, so let's see whether or not they choose is reached, got to despite repeated warnings from the u. s. u, n, and novice that on that topic. what's abilities asked us for the more than one meeting at a senior, i'm just thinking the refuge that since the october 7th attacks the relative, so possibly just getting up by almost having fighting to keep the focus on getting the life ones cool for the for months prime minister netanyahu government has been under immense pressure to bring the house to dis back. it is known about the feet of the around $130.00 costs . it is still headed and goes down the number into its blood civilians and soldiers to young children among them. but dozens of hostages, i perceived to be dead at the end of april, from us release features of 2 hostages. one of them was keyed seeker and we want it obviously, and my father today only makes clear a tool of us that we must reach a deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home. i don't mind that the leaders of this country watch this video and see how far the crying out. so how do i play and or use these 5 in the ro

for example, how much is say that they got the u. s. because because they agreed to this exchange of hostages in understanding prisoners because they've got some kind of u. s. guarantees that this would be, it was a company that was as it was drawn of the is there any troops from the gaza strip and as a longer term ceasefire on the other side? things where it is saying that the some of the sticking points are, for example, is that the, how much is the bonding that they have the for see in who is going to be released from the policy is from the is there any prisons is when has no said this method is written, this wants to have a be to call it. yes. and this also talk about the, the 1st phase. how many hostages release know we have said personally, was 33. now. the word this 18, it seems to be like it for i'm us. this 1st phase is nothing important. faces come on kind of a confidence building measure. and the most important phase for them is that the 2nd phase, and then the 2nd phase, they really want to have guarantees that there would b

k. gemini, friends, the u. s. and many other countries, u. s. space where the agency issue with a severe jewel, my kinetic storm warning when it stood out best each ad on friday afternoon. so last stone is set to continue over the weekend with more spectacular light shows in store. it saves you mr. like me, that's a chance to check it out stage and we have more news. so the top of the off, the, it could be green, very green, old as blue. p s. twine twine to some lovely red. definitely pull just a yellow. if that's what you present on purple purples, very special that's in the georgia. choose your favorite color. jasmine with w 12 or into time.

you know, the pronouncement about the u. s. commission around $21000000000.00 to uh for africa, nissan in his words, to do it. and hans, the resilience and um, yes, published one announcement that is coming out of 5 minutes and a profile for, for our price on william roots, us on the official state safely to the united states. but we also seeing lots of mary on the selling deals that have been announced by president william, brutal and the united states from that. does that include in uh, deals in green energy in education and global health care. and um, and, and security as well. can the i have played unimportant regional role a role as a regional partner for the united states. you know, as soon as a security um spot in our for the us in but use is done. reach on offer ops, we got and also tracked, you know, uh, specs to say, the reason why kelly are recently is solid to find plans to deploy a national police force around the world, a 1000 police agents to pay to, to have an impact on file inspect. this is a move at the us to

the 1st publisher tried under the u. s. espionage act which lots of public interest defense. we would add some reporters to file borders that there should be a political solution, but that it must involve no further time in prison. for julian, in any country, a warrior for press, freedom or a careless betrayer of sensitive secrets, as long as this case has divided people ever since his legal saga started me, us and from on this w correspondent, bigot most joins us now from london and bigger today siri could be a pivotal moment for 5 sauce. he's been fighting for years to avoid expedition to the us was today. so significant today is really the last legal avenue here in the u. k. the julian massage and his team came to, to avoid the expedition to the united states. somebody from his team, from his support is a close team has told me that they see that if there's a fee, it is not gone to today that he actually could be on the plane to the united states within 24 hours. so really a lot as upstate today set us on his wife has to report as she has seen judy and his sons last week,

one of the lawyers for the u. s. government argued that asides went a quote, considerable way beyond a journalist, gathering information and even the famed n s. a whistleblower. edward snowden noted that we can reach quote, possibility to even modest generation is a mistake. what do you make of that? as a counter claim? i think your ration is different than reduction. i do know that they did redact documents that what you were quoting was the us government allocation that they've made in a number of other espionage cases. the sources have revealed classified information and put lives at risk. and i can tell you in every single one of these cases, when it came time for the us to produce damages assessment of all the people whose lives you put at risk, they were unable to do so. so. so then if that is the case, what's at stake for press freedom? i want you to finish that thought. a sure i think this criminalizes ordinary journalistic activity. if you read the in time and this would criminalize things like cultivating

while the u. s. is boxy away for the previous claims. the k is doubling down and the massive concrete diction law live. it hasn't been the accusing beijing of involvement and the claim conflict sign up as denied moved to vote in the ukraine because it has said it's close ties with neighboring russia on non confrontational towards any of the country. but leverage defense surgery says he supposedly have that live in some needful aid flowing. china, russia, i can reveal that we have evidence that rusher and china are collaborating on comebacks, equipment for using you train. legal aid is now will be flowing from china to rusher and into ukraine. i think it is a significant development full that see i and i slide off of this as those contradictory claims, our reflection of the dis unit see among western powers. this is again, another symptom of the lumen, the feet of nato. to keep, you know, the, the, the line out of washing always has been, is that all nato is stronger. now it's more unified than ever. god, people are lining up to join us.

on whether or not they choose is reached. comes to the that's the spice, repeated warnings from the u. s. u n. and novice that on that tackle spelled exact style for the more than $1000000.00 palestinians taking refuge that i'll send of the up to about 7 to tax the relatives of hostages, kidnapped by a mouse. having fighting to keep the focus on getting your loved ones home for the for months, prime minister, netanyahu confirming has been under immense pressure to bring the house to dis back . it is known about the feet of the around $130.00 cost. it is still headed and goes down the number into its board civilians and soldiers to young children among them. but dozens of hostages, i perceived to be dead at the end of april, from us release, fee to as of $2.00 hostages. one of them was keyed, see, cuz we wanted obviously you my fault that today only makes clear a to fool of us, that we must reach a deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home. i don't mind that the lead is of this country. watch this video and see how far the crying out. so how the and or use these 5 in the room palos

when can i know go to the u. s. benefit from this meeting more than virginia can know me when jeanette, such as you can advocate, but i didn't know was invited to the u. s, and the invitation is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice the of china and russia. if you don't make eyes using can, you know, because we don't have to be at a central beach, they want to slice off the got the affinity to see the only one thing i went to the i content the sun. i mean, is what happens when you want me to go and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i'm happy that student has an over sure. i'll click on the line and we'll be doing a visit to the west every time they are looking for financial services, leaving hope that helps giving it to you. but i am if you want to. i mean, if we can get them elsewhere like today, no rush and why not? but then what, how many devices treat it as took us simply to them? unless we have my he di

is it to the u. s. s. all who said phones is designed to dominate the called any at any cost, doesn't surprise them. and that's in the face use of which we are not surprised because this is a tendency to want to maintain into people on dates donation, not to any cost. unfortunately, the colonial power takes advantage of the situation which is characterized by an almost you reducible opposition between the independence east. under the least obviously, if it's easier to manipulate people when they are divided, i think that if there's any interest of virus to take account, the aspirations of the population, you have 2 types of reaction. pollution is well organized with political and social political structures that meets the aspiration. it's kind of defensive grades under weeks of civil war is not so if you under estimate that in this case, if the population decide to react violently, the 2nd reason is that's buying system under way of doing things by using force is that some of the policies ends least can al

here's how the u. s. national nuclear security agency describes them on the evening of may 14th the us department of energy's national nuclear security administration, successfully executed a sub critical experiment and then as a relies on some critical experiments to collect valuable information, to support the safety, security, reliability, and effectiveness of america's nuclear warheads, without the use of nuclear explosive testing, the nuclear security enterprise will use the results of this experiment to improve on modeling and simulation capability. positive assigns based stockpile stewardship program that n n s a has like for over 30 years. in 1992, the united states declared a moratorium on full on nuclear test with explosions. however, tests like the recent one, the provocative some critical nuclear tasks that want nuclear prowess and demonstrate the ability to destroy millions of lives have continued. the usa has never signed the nuclear test ban treaty and it claims that these recent, some cri

and as a u. s. and you know, for the stop house pro palestinian demonstrations, universities in the middle east offer a safe haven. the students expelled from weston universities. this with the out again is well the, let's just go on 11 am here in the russian capital. welcome wherever you'll catch in the news out of today. this is all to you. let's take a look at the top. so is this how information has arisen showing, but nato countries where they took control, should i say ukrainian armed forces? i'm the drastic orders to attack so many areas inside the rush up and that's according to a russian non governmental human rights watch. dog. mueller's asian implicates several native generals and acts of terrorism, but ignited the conflict with the details. here is all it sees, it seems to me, it's washing human rights actors claim to have evidence. laptop makes 2 officials, personally, i'm directly responsible for every ground, the tots on the heavily populated areas. and we'll see when you crane alone w

the u. s. has largely, however, completed the strategic strategic goals or weakening the russell jenman ties for the destruction of been austrian to. and the u. s. has also benefits as significantly from the capital side that the lender funds all the under you guys so much funds you know, have from recreate and you have moved there. and the us also benefited from their contracts to rebuild your credit. so now it's time for the us finally ready to come down the situation. be so that the us, maybe we're can, can profit some of the construction. mm hm. and how important is it that china try? how important is china is insistence that piece talks on ukraine are simply impossible without russia now to west, i think, especially in europe based running our batteries. but russia's economy is an hurt in many ways country. the shipping is kind of like focus to the middle east, and the issue is, looks like the russia what to contribute to the conference. it could go on for very long time and, and talk to u

there's my kind of from the white house on the u. s. reactions. the white house is the completion of the p. a. and the 1st aid shipment going across it as a major achievement. but the white house spokesman, john could be agrees that this is simply not enough to meet garz's humanitarian needs. it's not enough. it's not enough stuff getting in right now period. and the peer itself is temporary, peer will not be enough all on its own to get the kind of food, water medicine let the post, and he's living in guys so desperately need. we gotta get those ground crossings as land crossings opened as soon as possible. the white house spokesman, welcome, does really help in the project. but at the same time, he says that it does not excuse israel from opening up the crossings. in fact, he says, this must be done at the same time. if god is humanitarian crisis is to be properly addressed. mike, hannah, i'll just sierra washington. just as i saw a boy on the wrong managed to get close to the us constructed period is trucks lined up to pick out paid. and he sen

so the u. s. and the industry the legislation includes a provision that allows for the granting of waivers through 2027, including if the waiver serves the national interest. when the legislation is enacted, we will apply for waivers from the secretary of energy and other a clickable government agencies to request permission to continue supplying l e u to our customers. it is uncertain whether any waiver would be granted, and if granted whether any waiver would be granted in a timely manner. now, in 2022, russia was washington is the biggest supplier of enriched uranium. can you just break this down for us? how would this is always going to affect the american nuclear industry? and companies like center was specifically when it's quite significant. nikki, if we look at the numbers, for example, the us uh 20 percent of all of the us is powered on nuclear energy. and about 24 percent, even to this day is coming from russia. the fact that companies don't like centers that we've mentioned, which is a