u. s. are streaming to feel the grocery carts of the hungry was donated, food, chicago, food pantries have always been busy, but as the migrant numbers have increased, so have the lines. typically this i would see about 15 people on a given day. now they're saying to $300.00 and the lines will continue until the food runs out. some pantries here have started to reduce the number of times, families can visit each month, others ration the food they give out. the migrant search is on the rice with crowd sometimes tearing down border fences and breaking through the lines of us agents to add pain while we are a long, long time go my people and it's all good, you know, but okay, this plus you can't afford to support avery by when they arrive at her door for them is that she doesn't ask where they come from to whoever ask for help, help look at the color, then again, customer of the just look at them as a human being. and that's how i do. because i've been so a lot when they come to me for something,

u. s. are on high alert over a possible attack by iran. it's not to ron, could target american or is really assets in the middle east in retaliation for it is rarely striking on the iranian embassy in syria. also coming up mexico cut ties with ecuador as police storm, its embassy, where a former f would where and leader was sheltering. the i melissa can welcome to the show, the us and israel are on high alert, expecting retaliation over and is really bonding of a ron's embassy in damascus. 7 revolutionary guards were killed in the attack on the syrian capital. iran has warned its reserve. it preserves the right to make a decisive response to ron says is really war. planes were used in a major escalation in israel's war with its enemies in the region then on been tele. blue is a fellow, a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies, a research institute in washington, d. c. thanks so much for joining us. he focuses on iranian political and security issues of them. are we seeing a major regional escalation here? if a ron d

u. s. are having an impact. there has been a great deal of lack of interest in american media, especially the social gabriel media in the united states. regarding that is it lucian. the mind of administration is trying to avoid the full out of the extension and therefore media that are supportive of the democratic party made sure that the really did not dedicate so much time on the coverage so that they would minimize any possible repercussions that would be exploited by the opponents in the republican party, especially a few months before the presidential election, the lack of coverage. it's consistent with the manner in which the question of palestine has been represented in west, in mainstream media and not has basically been through the prism of and is really when you're not homeless. israel is a democracy and a as a jewish state, as supports and, and believes in every life matter. and so, and this is matched in canadian and united kingdom and other western states. foreign policies. it's harder for the weste

u. s. are on high alert over a possible attack by a rod. it's not to run, could target american or is really assets in the middle east, in retaliation for an is rarely strikes on the iranian embassy in syria. also coming up mexico cut ties with ecuador as least storm its embassy, where former ecuadorian leader with sheltering the i. melissa can welcome to.

u. s. are straining to feel the grocery carts of the hungry was donated fruit. the chicago food pantries has always been busy, but as the margaret numbers have increased, so have the lines. typically this i would see about 50 people on a given day. now they're saying to $300.00 and the lines will continue until the food runs out. some pantries here have started to reduce the number of times, families can visit each month, others ration the food they give out. the migrant search is on the rice with crowd sometimes tearing down border fences and breaking through the lines of us agents to add pain while we're here long, long time go my people and it's all good. you know, but we can do this plus you can afford to support everybody when they arrive at her door for them is that she doesn't ask where they come from. whoever ask for help, help, and then look at the color. then again, customer the just look at them as a human being and that's how i do because i've been so a lot. when they come to me for something, i have the feeling. i know how they feel because i've bee

u. s. contributions are on hold until march of 2025 of next year. but the bottom administration has continued to publicly acknowledge a, the importance of this organization for the region saying and place an indispensable role in gaza. something that the us something the washington also stated in january when it temporarily cost additional funding for on for with this new bill that blocks us funding to and fro until march of next year. washington will need to increase its cooperation with either you or negotiations. like, for example, the you and will food program and we can expect other corporations between it washington on one side of the u. n. organizations. now the washing will not continue funding on one of the w. washington correspondent benjamin, out of out as google. thank you so much. a quick look now with some of the stories making headlines around the world. argentina as president, have you malay say it's the country had an economic self less in the 1st 3 months of the you. it's the full time since 2008 that i'll just, you know, haven't h

but if you put the aggregate america plays a big, big role but far from being alone, each of u s are us to understand it is a common struggle for freedom, democracy, and norms in this very convoluted world we aretr living in. >> trey: before i will let you go, let's end on a happier note. there is an arms raised but also a technology raised. what is nato doing, and how is nato doing and the competition to attract and retain the best and brightest minds as it relates toas i technology? >> listen, i cherish innovation in nato. we are just tarnishing, theinno immense innovation system across our great alliance and also honest. you see the science behind me at ths e purdue university, one ofl the leading edge universities.ey yesterday i was at mit in boston. we have 140 different places around the alliance working on innovation for our security and for our freedom.king nato is also the first organization in the world putting together and we are now operating the nato innovation fund, the first multinationale sovereign venture capital fund. in nato, 32 nations, now sweden the latest in u.

supporting us, it's not really of the time to send tyrell is because they are comparable to the tactic of tires and systems said from the u. s. and they are very much needed in ukraine. that's a critical situation on the front line for ukraine. right. and we have to do really everything we can do that. so ukraine is really able to, to, to defend itself. i do want to talk about the accounts to all of charles, but in a minute. but before that, does ukraine actually need to jump on taras, if it already has the american at kim's and the franco british storm shadow, besides like heavy enough. and they really wouldn't make it differently. i have a little bit longer range then the next american systems uh about the 500 kilometers. and the eve in a very sophisticated way, they are able to reach the aims. so they are really needed they, they can make a difference. it's not that so silver bullet bought the ukraine needs needs to, to really go deeper, a strike, deeper into the rest and a headcount. are you saying that if your credit doesn't receive uh the gentleman made towards me, so i'll just lose the wall? nobody knows of what the r

u. s. are straining to feel the grocery carts of the hungry was donated. fruit, chicago, food pantries have always been busy. but as the migrate numbers have increased, so have the lines. typically this i would see about 50 people on a given day. now they're saying to $300.00 and the lines will continue until the food runs out. some pantries here have started to reduce the number of times, families can visit each month, others ration the food they give out. the migrant search is on the rice with crowd sometimes tearing down border fences and breaking through the lines of us agents to add pain while we are a long, long time go my people and it's all good, you know, but okay, this plus you can't afford to support avery by when they arrive at her door for them is that she doesn't ask where they come from. whoever asked for help, help look at the color. they gave the customer the just look at them as a human being. and that's how i do because i've been so a lot when they come to me for something, i

u. s. are applying increased pressure as well on israel biden's looking at the polling data. he's also looking at the democratic primaries and he's seeing that there's a real chance you might lose this election. and it might be because of his stance on gaza. okay, good to speak to him. i have it on the street political and this progressive media studies. thank you. well, as israel continues, it's, we're on gaza, which the i c j has said is a portable case of genocide. rwanda is mocking 30 years since the 1994 genocide, the president pool kazama use the occasion to point out the failures of being to national community 3 decades ago. the world watched on as over 800000 to it sees and who is who motorists will navigate. stephanie dec reports from the capital got a, as the national anthem on what the rwandan president called a very heavy day. it's 30 years since we want as genocide, an estimated 800000 people slaughtered over the course of 100 days and then to not to for genocide, i guess it was a genocide to folks and that way husband killed the wife your wife didn't put a time

u. s. these are voiding the current far right. is there any government with its v to the united states has grown more isolated around the world, including after ukraine, but nowhere to visit as isolated as it is on the question of palestine. because of the end of the day, the united states is still a prosperous leader in the world. so my to country is search country. and you know, with how, with tens of bases all over the world it's, it's just as present and it's popular in many countries when it comes to 1st time it has brought on itself, i solution can cause it to be at the surface of is red. and in this case, at the surface of an is ready to government, that is basically june inside the that's fanatic. that's neo fascist. that by dint himself is the main thing that this government changes of the same time. he goes into the united nations and defense, discover and shoots down a very simple and noble idea, which is the right of self determination. they know the level the right to so they have over, people know, it was or that has

u. s. companies that are involved in actually doing the importation right now. there is no charge or allegation indicating that any u. s. company was aware that these primates were not capt erase, but came from the wild. but the investigation is still open. cambodian officials must spoke dry and homeless keel denied the charges against them is found duty the fees up to 145 years in the us prison. the lawyers did not respond to our request for comment, but in quote, for the indictment of full on assault on a foreign ministry, a claim backed by the cambodian government. but it isn't just about the law for new come drop. it goes, what profit before the environment leading to a huge loss of animal life as agents we used to saying that, you know, if you want to smuggle 50, whatever animals, parents, monkeys. if you want to fuck smuggle 50, you need to smuggle 100 because about 50 percent of what your smuggling is going to die. and that's just part of doing business. so yeah, i mean, this type of thing. every agent in the service has seen this type of thing before. and

ministers favor retaliating, but are divided over when and how to strike back around launched a more than 300 weapons, but nearly all were shot down by israel. the u. s. u. k. on jordan, as for leaders are urging restraint on all sides. us president joe biden has told nathan, yahoo washington will not participate in any made a treat retaliation to iran says it's assault was measured, unjustified in response to an earlier attack on it's consulate in damascus. flashes in the sky over jerusalem. and dian domain action. this voltage shows the intersection of messiahs and drones launched by iran after the 1st ever direct to military attack on israel from a rainy and territory. concern is growing over a possible said, the escalation is really war cabinet man, but then he can made a defiant statement that did the little to allay those fears. yeah. yeah. style, i was it only this incident is not over. we will build a regional co edition and collect the prize from a run in a way and at the time that suits us and who even though you as president joe biden reaffirmed what he called americas. i am the cloud commitment to the security of israel, but the white hou

u. s. u k. 4 with australia, with such countries while you are in biological or multi rental frameworks, we will continue the corporation for the truck so that they will continue to be consider at the moment about the relationship potential pending locus. that's it. with regard to my discussions with a b, b then you know, promising to know as well as our relationship with this room. i have been very blunt, straightforward with the prime minister, as well as his work cabinet, as well as the can. and the fact of the matter is that the i b b and i have a long discussion and he agreed to do several things that related to number one, getting more agencies and both food and medicine and the guys and reducing significantly the time the civilian casualties in any action taken in the region, and thus far away that's tied to the hostages. there are a number of hostages that are being held by, by the, the last and as just yesterday, we're meeting with the vice president or a national security advisor before that. and then and there american hostages as well, and they know how committed we are and the

u. s. government has against china, they are pretty concrete and pretty massive. so it says that 70 percent of our rush, us imports of machine towards come from china and those inputs, every very crucial when it comes to building up and put into a ballistic arsenault. and that is of course, the strong accusation and it also says that, you know, um add to economic coordination. the truth relation between the 2 countries is unfair. so blinking, but also talk about industrial policy of china and the resulting over capacities which has become an increasing problem for the us. and finally, passengers on the lift, tons of fly to los angeles went through a scary 20 minutes when they're playing. try to land at the cities airport on tuesday, a live stream recorded the touching go landing. the boeing $747.00 passenger jet, which cuts down. so roughly that the landing had to be abandoned, the plane headed back into the sky and landed smoothly and safely about a quarter of an hour later. there was no information about the cause of what a commentator called the abrupt the sple

u. s. and the u. k. are using the, in a blessedly immoral way, looking decisions that are obviously necessary, always crime. so the soul cold collected west and the amount of that they committed by the hands of the key or for g ring, no punishment. at the same time, we're not community crimes, we just fighting for the existence of false deed for the development of our state. and they're trying to punish us for that type of subsidy. but the cost is that something dollars negative. and yeah, it should have been a sub, but i am, i got the so what's the use of all these emergency i e o u n meetings. if they don't solve any problems, why do we keep calling this emergency meetings? so kind of pushes for a wife to voice opposition and so outline not only a vision, but also the consequences of everything that's going on with the police court to get things on the record to get things on record. yes, to give our assessment the issue, warnings, that's also important. but if it ever comes to re do active contamination,

u. s. and the u. k. are usually in a blessedly immortal way, looking decisions that are obviously necessary. we always crime. so the so called collector west and the amount of that they committed by the hands of the key or for g ring, no punishment, a sink time with no community crimes. we just fighting for the existence of all state for the development of our state, and they're trying to punish us for that type of subsidy. then the cost is that the dollars negative and yeah, it should have been a separate i am, i got this. what's the use of all these emergency i e, we un meet in the don't solve any problems, right? why do we keep calling this emergency meet in some kind of places for why to voice opposition? and so outline, not only a vision, but also the consequences of everything that's going on with the police court to get things on the record to get things on record. yes, the give our assessment issue warnings. that's also important. but if it ever comes to radioactive contamination, they will convince

and the numbers are incredible. 10 percent of the was entire population will be eligible to vote. how many is that's? that's 968000000 people, more than the population of the u. s. u and russia combines, and they are spread across the huge nation. i'm here in the mega city of denny. we're getting ballots. of people will be relatively easy. but holding stations have to reach every one wherever they live in this vast country. this enormous logistical challenge is the task of the election commission of india, an independent body, monday to by the constitution. rogers commodities, the man in charge. everybody's looking towards us, re being the largest we being the oldest demographic. we are committed to deliver an up salute, leave the spotless elections in an absolutely free unfit environment, a with a living playing feet. the process is so complicated. it takes 45 days with the schedule for different states to vote. this community center in the north indian city of noise will service one of and yes, 1000000 posting station manager budget fiber will soon set up the booth a trailer. i'm delighted to work towards the election so same part of the democracy and i see l

u. s. because they are the ones that are calling the shots here. they want to rely more and more on terrorism, which of course, is something that the russians will react to very, very strongly, obviously. so the, the, the, the a symmetrical, this of it is becoming more and more obvious. are you worried about that? um, escalating. you guys think this is difficult to contain entirely, a state sponsored terrorism. so the possibility of some sort of tragedy, a head kind of be excluded entirely. but nonetheless, what the result of this appropriation and the continuation of the work, and particularly the result of the ukrainian anticipated use of the, of the longer range missiles do attack civilian targets in russian will be a further aggravation or further intensification of what is being seen so last 2 months, when russia finally say, has been staging it's to attacks on the, on the generating plants thought on substations to destroy the, in the infrastructure of electricity in ukraine. and to target. particularly the areas from which the most of the mo

u. s. and you are, but it needs more uh, it has somewhere in the region of 3 to 5. and as ask for another 7 more, the good news is you can get that quite quickly. um, i'd say most of the nations that can provide the systems can news and fairly quickly, the rest of all have stopped piles of certain cases in europe already. and i'd say not as the number one priority, the 2nd thing that is large kind of artillery shows that need them quickly to might take a little bit longer. and there's numerous different efforts going in europe. items obviously to us to get those to them. i don't think at the moment that will be quite enough, and at least it gets the ball rolling. chris, a lot of the landscape has a sit in response to this that ukraine will now have a chance to victory a $61000000000.00 enough die for you, cried to actually finish this war, or is it simply going to per long this current style might that we've seen of, of recent months, you know, it will prolong it. i think since ukraine's failed counter offensive in 2023 day by their own admission where they call it

u. s. military facilities. are the names i few and yeah, many years now we've been aware that russia has been engaging in major activities here in germany, even before the war. and ukraine was already talking about a threat level similar to the death of the cold war and is the whole thing as of course, intensified even further with rushes attack on ukraine. you must go dismissed the allegations saying there's no proof of a link between those arrest is russia. aging also rejects claims that was involved in espionage nonetheless. so many arrests in a short time will feel fios at home. the gemini is a top target before and spice teresa, particularly mechanic who's got about style on a heated session in the drummond parliament. us? yes. well, why it, we heard from the time, so he was somewhat restrained because our ongoing proceedings, the gloves were off here in parliament today. where the far right a if the policy stood accused of essentially a being a traces is to germany. we saw the interior minister site, those ca

u. s. a. and people who are looking into this for a while and say that this should be a reference and do a special uh, information radar information intelligence, which is shared by the u. s. promptly. like in real time with israel defense forces in air defense forces. remember, the united states has many assets in the region, the red sea in the eastern mediterranean, in the strait of home, was there a navy assets and all those navy assets have very, very sophisticated radar systems on board. so there is something possible. nobody said that this will happen, but there is on military side for military experts. and the observers in washington already talked about the u. s. perhaps even if necessary, launching us fighter jets to do what i just said. shoot down any threats in disguise before it happens to land or hit any target in, in israel, the judge jordanians have close their air space and their reports that they have said also that they will shoot anything down which will get into the air space. um, so that is what the us is actively probably doing right now. intelligence sharing military rate. i

about what it takes to change the minds of governments who are supporting benjamin netanyahu coalition. and israel's military . the yes i the u. s. government nor the u. k. daughter are asking for defendants investigations. there are, depending on what they call the democratic is right to investigate it to us. and we know from a long, long, long war crimes over many decades. is there a doesn't exactly do a good job investigating it's us? or have it found, it seems to be the more criminal that it seemed to have been on a number of occasions. but clearly at this point in time with some pressure, but then go by, for example, the p u as why so united nations. and since i would say that the i, c j, the international court of justice must be looking at this must be focused on what was going on because it is part of it. and i don't, she, today i'm running the unfolding just like this. and image is, let's see, of course, you know, the, i'm not the easiest anymore. now if you look at the start screen, even on our own right, on the one hand, you will see the no say all this or the defense is a spaces. and we, we back and then you see the

history, and the numbers are incredible. 10 percent of the was entire population will be eligible to vote. how many is that's? that's 968000000 people. more than the population of the u. s. u and russia combines, and they are spread across a huge nation. i'm here in the mega city of denny. we're getting better so people will be relatively easy. but holding stations have to reach everyone wherever they live in this best country. this enormous logistical challenge is the task of the election commission of india, an independent body, monday to by the constitution. rogers commodities, the man in charge. everybody's looking towards us, re being the largest. we being the oldest demographic. we are committed to deliver an up salute, lead the spotless elections in an absolutely free unfit environment with a living playing feet. the process is so complicated, it takes 45 days with a schedule for different states to vote. this community center in the north indian city of noise will service one of and yes, 1000000 posting station manager budget bible will soon set up the booth a cia. i'm delighted to work towards the election. so same part of the democracy and i see like the contr

and there are strings to that in generally, the israel use would tell the u. s. and indeed, we are told by us officials that that did occur that the us was given. notice the us official says that you are to endorse or support this effort. us didn't participate in it, but that it was made aware. lloyd austin, the defense secretary, spoke to you. i think a lot his counterpart in israel earlier in the day. we don't know if that's where the us got the notice that this strike was coming, but it was certainly discussed because the us has been warning is real, that whatever it does, it should not escalate this conflict. a president biden has, has been saying, take the when to benjamin netanyahu, and that would, would apparently seem to mean don't launch a strike or don't launch a major strike. so i think in the coming hours, we'll find out just how big that strike was. and whether that is likely to mean that there will be another response from iran, which of course would be an escalation, which is the last thing that i did. ministration wants darren. alright, so john, 10

u. s. c. these are university students that are taking up charge and saying to the university is that they go through that they pay into. they say that enough is enough, and they're making the demands very clear. there's setting the demands that they want transparency, that they want the students to be protected and we have the ability to free speech and a peaceful assembly. and that's what we're doing here. students. it's no different than any other university. it has been doing it in the past, and again we have certain demands. and what we see for the past 7 months is the ongoing genocide because of the videos that are coming out in the atrocity up to atrocities an indication that the university's care very little as we know, that they're complicit and the bidding of the dentist and was as is any other institution here in the us, this is just the latest protest here. your university g, w, a. tell us what it's been like to be a pro policy and active us because there's been a lot of issues with students

but it's also part of it is that these, these companies are hugely pro israel with a huge number of workers, both in israel and the u. s. a. who, who are aligned with walk israel is doing, and it's very, very disproportionate to that. but let me ask you, let me interrupt you here for a minute. so this is one of the things i don't understand is, is i can understand that pro is real stance inside of tech company. why aren't they demanding precision, as opposed to indiscriminate killing and bombing? this indiscriminate killing and bombing is the point. if you look before october 7th, right, this has been going on 75 years. no tech for part time was found as long before october 7th. the reason that they were trying to do is because there is no par sides in the west. thank adding jobs or jobs that has been block hated since 2005. the killing was have cut been happening for decades. the 2000 people were killed in in 2021 and the last 4. there was a war in 2014. so israel has been doing this for a long, long time, and the, the people who are, yeah you, you might describe yourself as pro as well. but i think you're, you're des

u. s. the u. k. and you countries of the following lines that are in the russian federation is one of the guarantors of the dates and peace agreements. as such, it has undoubtedly been contributing to the agreements implementation. unlike the u . s. u. k. and even you members, such as germany and france as well as the you itself, which model the dates and agreements are bypassing adequate procedures on the very fact you're fighting for rule of law and russian has been doing so all this time. absolutely shows you're on the right path to establish things to be all it is going to be. and others can say the same that they have been pursuing their own rules, which would change virtually every day and demanding the whole system to be bent in order to fit with their requests, which wasn't possible. this is why russia plays a very important role, which is maintaining a system based on the rule of law on an international level. the role of russia in the un security council has proven to be very important from the point of view of understanding the whole situation. however, western propaganda attributed a narr

u. s. to panel lyons is at the heart of the u. s. is in the pacific strategy. now today they are expected to announce upgrades to their security relationship and including changes to the u. s. command in japan that would allow the us to work more closely with the japanese military. they're also expected to announce a military industrial council that would allow the 2 countries to evaluate where they can cope, reduce defense weapons along with a host of other economic security space and artificial intelligence agreements all to show that it is important to them, to elevate this relationship and take in during steps in order to prove it. your ability in the face of the increased chinese aggression and also in order to future proof it depending on who ends up in power in tokyo, more in washington to be able to stand by and when it come back to you in just a moment. but 1st, we want to take a closer look now at what is at stake for the us and its partners in the, in the pacific. in the south china sea, this week show a force from the us and it's in the pacific highlights the us, japa

are you doing to, however, underscored ukraine's embrace of what officials i'm q u, for, for, to, as liquidations as a weapon of what for, over the past 20 months, the s b u and it's military counterpart did you are have carried out dozens of us as a nation against russian officials and occupied territory as a legend, ukrainian and collaborators military officers behind the front lines and prominent war, supporters deep inside russia, the gorly sabre done of doesn't even fly to deny it, or denounced. the fact that's his story here as our quote russians, anywhere. all i will comment on is that we've been killing russians, and we will keep killing russians anywhere on the face of this world until the complete victory of ukraine. now let's stay with the head of the ukrainian military intelligence. what done of 5 things like a canary. when describing his clandestine operations against the only ordinary russians, but against the russian infrastructure as well, to shatter their illusions of safety, there are people who planned explosives there are drones. there are indeed people who are very easy to work with on that territory. people who understand that ru

there are the u. s. s. 2, we do a dozens of his special troops from the central alaska nation of job. how about the pentagon planes of the master is only temporary. it is talks continue with chatting . officials, us after com is currently planning to re position some u. s. military forces from chad, a portion of which were already scheduled to the park. this is a temporary step is part of the ongoing review of our security cooperation, which will resume after chads may 6th presidential elections. these developments are a black eye for the american foreign policy, especially considering how hard the bided administration attempted to avert this outcome. but essentially, off the chad cold on the united states withdrawal its troops from an army base in the country. the united states finally gave in and decided that it will be towards me as early as next week, despite some uncertainty about with the washington state. as a forces agreement to what's chad can continue will be negotiated. the initiates of came s

u. s. and the philippines are undertaking that logic site technical hips. their apologies for that and alpine town in northern italy is hosting is annual festival, which is dedicated to raising awareness about climate change. the c of the focus is data, the regions hot, melting felicia's office from 17 countries descended on breast and on a to create thousands of light installations, shedding lights on the topics that affects us. so the theme of the bricks and water light festival is melting. lacy is the public library, local train station and even churches are illuminated by large installations that the altar type put in spite people to reflect on this global challenge. and we tried to combine these to was the i will with that climate change and i will we though the climate change. so right now we change to the i will we though the climate change the hour? i'll be a then we think that the, these i know they'll be over the weekend try to get there. it is an issue that is close to him for this small city, nestled in the outs and know the net to me x, but pre

u. s. and the philippines are undertaking the largest annual military drills, the ballot time exercises with a cold shoulder to shoulder with some $16000.00 personnel taking calls in those drills, which for the 1st time this year includes maritime drills, taking place outside of the philippine territory. awards is with in it's exclusive economic zone and conducting drills very much with altercations, with badging like this in mines. i'm the critical contacts that goes on depending on if they so is it washington is a mutual defense tracy ally of the philippines. and so as tracy balance, it comes to the defense of minute law. should it come under type by 4. and 4th, this is something that the philippine president, the marcus junior, has reiterated recently saying that if the filipinos service mean is killed in an instant, likes like this, this could be something that triggers the mutual defense treaty with washington. and so really poor concerns that this latest escalation is ongoing fog or of maritime disputes. could be one, brings washington and beijing in suited to write conflicts, real fla

u. s. sound is elyse promoting, where they are formulating the rules and they are asking and demanding that all this of a, to this rules. it says nothing to do with international. and you mentioned costs of where earlier, the self proclaimed authorities there, or how they choose most good trying to use the issue of the nato bombing of deepest lobby as some sort of justification for what is now happening in ukraine. how would you respond to that? as well is difficult for me to comment. so what's the, what's on the minds? i think they'd better think about how to manage the problems that they have. great, it's in relations between christian and build rate. we recently discussed in the security council of the issue of the banning of the circulation of serbian deena in the northern parts of, of casa, which means the life of tolerable for thought for certain population of these, of these the area. there are a lot of other things that's cost of lead us from is to build riots in the framework of the brussels discussions under the close of the european union. but the gaps, no single problem. the pro