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u. s. e u israel and the u. k. why marble sada is an associate professor of political science at our university in garza. he says hamas has stayed out of the conflict to avoid further escalation, a position. i think that they are a partners and what we are on the joint mutual command in the guy. but in the meantime, have asked is feeling that if they join the fighting with this israel, israel will intensify. it's bombing against palestinian civilians and infrastructure, but also worked on security services in the last year is about $11.50 massive destruction on the infrastructure. so this is the only concern that probably the joining the fight. again, this is fred, this woman, that is with that as a justification to can you to continue with this discussion? again, this is really an infrastructure in the us now with the power to, to, to put in to the current pricing between israel. i doubt it seems to me that is when has gone to florida is where it has to advise, which would make it out for us to convince the dad to

u. s. e u foreign policy chief says politics are about quote, applying double standards as the block discuss is a ban on visas for russians. the u. s. president comes in a heavy criticism off the claiming the countries inflation rate is 0 percent. despite overwhelming statistic showing it's out of a 40 year rec board high with well, it's great to have you with us here. we're not seeing international, it's just after 4 am here at moscow and a very one. welcome to you from the entire news team here. so the threat of a nuclear disaster is real and the consequences are unthinkable if a tax on this progeny, atomic plant continue. that is, according to the russian envoys speak to the un security council meeting that it was urgently convened at moscow's request. thank you. muscle thought also, if the attacks of ukrainian army continue a new killer catastrophe could happen at any moment than huge territories in ukraine. russia and other countries will be under the threat of radioactive contamination. the real scale of a nuclear disaster at the plant is impossible to even imagine. in this case, the entire responsibility for this will fal

u. s. e, u and british policy makers have classified woody bio mass as renewable, and therefore, governments are subsidizing the production and burning of wood pellets. producers are required to reforest areas, so the c o 2 that is released while burning pellets is re absorbed. but a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take between 44 and 100 full years until nearly planted trees can absorb the same amount of carbon sucked up by the ones that were cut down over a 100 year period. hands down, trees, pine, anyway. climb any these egg cross on or a good source of energy. over a 100 years. over 25 years over 40 years. frankly, they probably more especially when forests play another crucial role. countries are spending money. they should be spending on true renewables like wind and solar, on this energy source. ah, that's not going to get us where we need to be assa plan and fast growing plans could be another option because the carbon emitted could be absorbed again, much more

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u. s. e u. israel and the you came here. him for hon is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the door. her institute explained the goals of the p r. j. atlanta. she had as known to the peace process, the negro, she ation approach with an autumn struggle against the cube ation. like how the inflammatory had is a close ally, a very close, i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if, if you wealth ab received funding from it on minute, on the google. and i'd be in that policy meant that it is unlike huh. who paul out of in and that's sponsible for anybody upstairs. this is one of the people . so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the, all that is, is launching that there is no doubt that the factions, the political factions, the guys strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part is a response to the israeli attack. on gaza, however, i think that for the time being, that is the strategy of that list. they had to respond to as well as we have seen this in that missiles that let me jab, filed back with as well as that is it sounds, it seems like that is, is watching very carefully and provide the goal, the support that you had needs. but not o'shelley, getting involved at the moment. nasa shala is a gaza resident and mother of 2 young children. she says, living in gaza is unbearable for many people. before these days we would wonder how people are coping with, with god in general, how they're coping with this situation. lack of electricity, lack of no make prospects with continued ration with the locates can see in a day live. so people would expect was, would be living again, just like another fortunately very confirm in time with your thing. again, fear and really lack of life where this is going great sense of justice that continues to play again. and again, one time, other generation after after the other in the heart, whenever there is something, you know, my, my kids to the window i would look to search for the smoke. and then depending on how big it is, they would just like 11 bomb or to where they come from, what their action, this kind of thing. but of course it's very hard. my, my kids are 5 year old aides. and the last me was very hired to begin with, start explaining to those are one, but it's all about and this time it's not the only par planting. jobs has been shut down after running out of fuel. it had no fuel delivery since tuesday because the border crossing with israel's been closed, the electricity supply is expected to drop to just 4 hours a day. it's really rates of continued across the occupied westbank. israel says it's arrested 19 members of the islamic jihad group. troops rated sites in the city of janine and the columbia area south of ramallah. the groups indicated it will retaliate. seeing now is the time for resistance, not a truce. and protests have been held in solidarity with the palestinians. enabling jordan. crowds gathered outside a mosque near the is really embassy in the capital, a man to condemn israel's air strikes on garza. jordan has demanded that israel stops. it's aggression immediately. and it's called in the international community to protect the palestinian people. form a u. s. president donald trump's giving the closing speech of the conservative political action conference in texas. he hasn't yet said whether he plans to run again for the white house. although he did seem to drop with some hints that he would, the largest and most influential gathering of american conservatives began on thursday in dallas. c packers. it's known as being held just 3 months ahead of mid term election. phony should happen to chance is good, more fancy back conference in dallas. we've just had the results of the straw poll . the c pack always always has whatever they have. one of these meetings. donald trump, one very large field of potential content is the republican presidential nomination . favorite here he won by he got 69 percent of the vote. that's actually 10 percent higher than the last straw poll in february. incidentally, since february we've had the january 6 commission committee hearings in prime time and so on. clearly anything that's just cemented as hold, bu

u. s. e u, the u. k. will continue to fund this well, in fact, ukraine is fight him, not just only for its own country, for not for only just the future of our own nation. we are the shield at the extent border of europe, which is quite reliable. while we are fighting with the existential enemy, and thanks god, the western society now understand that if ukraine will not receive evers, he needed for effective defense and defeating the enemy, the western armies. the western european nations will sent their son to die as it war with the enemy, with russia, which will not stop in the ukraine and border if my country failed and master because men thank you very much. indeed for joining us here. co fennimore a heads up on the news hour, including indebted american students are about to get millions in debt relief thanks to new government scheme, a palestinian father for on hunger strikes as he feels like he is close to death and demands to be released from israeli detention and in sport show me the money tyson

u. s. e, u israel and the u. k. ibrahim, if i heart is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. and he explained the more detail, the groups ideology, atlanta, she had as known to the peace process that she ation approach with an autumn struggle against the cube ation. like how of climate you had is a close ally, a very close, i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from iran, millet i'm on the google and i'd be called in that policy. you know that it is that unlike huh, who fall out of in and gods that sponsible for anybody or services for the people. so it's like you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the, all that is, is launching. there is no doubt that as faction, the political factions, the guys, the strongly united, fully united this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part of the response to that is why you attack on gaza. however, i think that for the time being

u. s. government e u and u. k. and australia in japan use a lap form a like minded, a like minded, a group, and eck on with responsibility to protect. they need to protect the people on them because people there might have been protecting themselves and defending. we know of this military's but bearing vow lunch for the last 18 years i and all the time there's no waiting. and then do an reading need to and, and at u. s. government also need to impose sanctions on the that him out while and guess i thank you answered my i. when i had the alarm a few minutes with nathan nathan, i shall you'll be aware of shown crispin sean, chris bennett, from the committee to protect journalists. this is how he sums up that the media landscape a me a mom right now. i'd love to hear your thoughts of the back of this because oversee journalism media. a free fat press is really vital to any country that wants to quote itself democratic. he shall, mia mars media faces an unprecedented crisis since military coup makers have moved to stif

u. s e u israel, as well as the united kingdom. let's talk about this with him. if he's an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. he's joining us from the how good to have you with us. thanks for your time on al jazeera so well is really is are saying that they are targeting islamic jihad despite we've seen the pictures, they've hit residential building. they've also killed a 5 year old child. but why would slattich g hired to be the target? yeah, well as long as you had as no one to oppose the peace process that he go, she ation approach with as an autumn to struggle against the cube ation. like how miles limited you had is a close ally, a very close a lie, i would say with iran you can say a proxy, a bit on in the region. if, if you well received funding from it on millet, i'm on the group and i'd be in that of the, that it is that unlike house who and while out in god's that the sponsible for that as anybody of services or the people. so it's learning you had because i think it's linked to it and we are seeing one of the goals that i

u. s. the e, u. israel and the you came a room, $500.00 is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. he explained the goals of the p i. j. as long as you had known to the piece process that equal she ation approach. with an autumn the struggle against the late a cube ation. like how miles climate you had is a close ally, a very close. i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region if, if you wealth ab received funding from iran, millet i'm on the google and i because in that policy meant that it is that unlike huh. who in paul, out of in, and gods that sponsible for anybody or services for the people. so it's land you had because i think they've linked to it. i'm. we are being one of the goals that is by launching that there is no doubt that as faction, the political factions, they strongly united, fully united. this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part as a response to the israeli attack on gaza. however, i think that for the time being there is a strategy of that list they had to respond to as well as we have seen

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she's for though it is missing from that it was a premium. you know, as a pre teach if he's cumulative, unless he really, really nice for me to go fix. but if you were listed on the bus crashes, you need the internet to go to the shows up and she knew who she was was we'd need them bloodstream for a moment because it is associates. but i'm sure many experts predicts that anti russia sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years. iran has been living under a western economic blockade. the richer people generally manage to continue to the most thing they say in the 1st they do face difficult ha, generally around the world. sanctions was seen as a response to religious fanatics taking power. but it wasn't that simple of the iran statelamic revolution in 1979, the pro western shaw was overthrown. the later fled the country, taking a considerable part of the treasury with him, protested in tehran, responded by seizing the american embassy. they took $66.00 staff hostage and demanded washington extradite the fugitive leader. the sheer clergy, led by ayatollah commanding to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. rainy deposits in american banks were frozen sales of military goods to a band breaking diplomatic relations the us band on exports, including food and medicine hello tortures for my daughter. roja falls. hey, the bad, give me an idea. when would be monday, august halls? 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panic and hype, this leads to empty shelves in supermarkets and retail, profiteering, despite the fact that sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeling the impact, the so called unilateral sanctions a boomerang effect. all the countries that have imposed them are banding all in ports of russian. oil and gas. emmys. russian oil no longer be accessible us porch and american people will deal another powerful blow to punch warmish. ah, i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making money, which is what our horse led right to was car back to new jersey to new york so and spend a lot of money, but they get if my way i can ask with diesel prices, are skyrocketing diesel is the primary fuel transport, the fleet of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throughout the united states have just become exponentially more expensive to operate. and when the transportation costs go through the roof, transportation companies have a choice of either shutting down or transferring these costs onto their customers. and we're, we're seeing that already, the price of food is skyrocketing. there is tremendous insecurity right out in the market because of a lack of certainty on how russian oil is going to be replaced out. what the impact is going to be for those 2 are sealed from the lubbock, with your new limit. i will call in a year from now bought me 3rd, who is the and your son you can use with the, with the mood that are more than you can you school or was there was the previous say, and that was from the busy in the boat but what you're going to, and i, you will start dates on you what, what is boys, if you will, to miss the i started to for i see if there wasn't, i see for just a problem with your thread. just any other less. he's go, go with the rules are sure what if the my school, i know this is hard and the americans are, are, and you heard, i will do everything in my power to limit the pain. 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knew what she was supposed to lead them bloodstream for a moment, because with many experts predict that anti russian sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years, iran has been living under a western economic blockade. the virtual people are generally managed to continue the motor segments of society and their families. they do faces ha, generally around the world. sanctions were seen as a response to religious fanatics taking power, but it wasn't that simple of the iran. lemme revolution in 1979, the pro western shore was overthrown. the later flight, the country, taking a considerable part of the treasury with him, protested in terror. responded by seizing the american embassy. they took $66.00 staff hostage and demanded washington extradited the fugitive leader. the sheer clergy led by ayatollah how many had to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. rainy deposits in american banks were frozen. 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u. s. could increase pressure on the e. u to increase its efforts to combat climate change. throw in the gas prices with russia and the need for european nations to switch to renewables has never seemed more urgent in germany. solar energy is seen as having a bright future, but installing panels is only part of the battle. yes. who's the man is checking on his power plant. he runs an energy conversion business near munich, and also owns a sprawling solar power system on the flat roof of a transport company in our, in the german state of bavaria. the sun's been shining on his panels for months now . but looking at recent performance charts, who's amongst sees that his power yield remains low? often times no power flows from his roof to the local energy provider at all. it was in the southeast, griffith's vile, $200.00 days have passed so far and we have had outages more than half the time. and if you look at the proportions, it's on the days with high output that the system is interrupted on days with snow and cloudy skies. th

the e u and, and the u. s. envoys will go from here to bell grade where they'll have talks with the serbian present, alexander lou kitsch. but the thing is, this both sides cost of own serbia started a dialogue process 11 years ago and they're supposed to be much further on. and a conclusion that cost over once for mutual recognition. but instead they're drifting further apart kemp than asthma. they're in cost. those capital, thank you. families in poland embracing for a tough winter. the country is facing widespread coal shortages after russian imports of fuel with band. unlike the rest of europe, poland relies on coal rather than gas. the power and heating andrew simmons traveled to cattle with her to see how people are preparing for the cold months ahead. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs. but there's a problem. it's a shortage of coal, not gas like the rest of europe. ref our rules, coal seller is normally stocked up for winter by now. but he

u. s. e. israel of the u. k. each considerate a terrorist group. ibrahim fire art is an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute. he explains the groups ideology in more detail as land you had as known to the peace process that he go. she ation approach with bob an autumn, the struggle against the cube ation. like how much of the land that you had is a close ally, a very close, i would say with iran you can say approx, he'll get on in the region. if you wealth ab received funding from iran, millet i'm on the google and i because in that policy you know that it is unlike huh. who paul out of in god's that responsible for that the anybody upset this is one of the people. so it's land you had because i think it's linked to it. i'm. we are seeing one of the all that is is launching that there is no doubt that factions, the political factions, they got. 2 strongly united, fully united this is at least what came in the very initial statement by all part of the response to that is running the att

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u. s. and at least 27000 or in the e u while canada, australia and the u. k. also took thousands. initially, some afghans are regarded as high level, was sent to the us army camp leah in kosovo. but dozens, a still stuck there after failing to receive security clearances, to move on cost those committed to supporting them for another year. but for those left in limbo, the next step is far from clear. one year ago evacuated afghan allies were welcomed with open arms at a special camp in kosovo, designed by the united states as a temporary location to await what most expected would be quick. we settlements, we are honored to be able to help them with his whole works for nature. they left their homes and their country in desperation. but to day camp leah itself has become a place of desperation. for some evacuees who are still there, while hundreds have moved on, some have been rejected for a u. s. visa, others have received neither a yes or no. residents are not allowed to leave the camp and d w's request. a visit was denied. the situation is not with this evacu

the e u on u. s. are sent to creates a specialist center in moldova, to combat arms smuggling from ukraine. european commission and the u. s. state department have already placed tenders for the supply of equipment for mold oven, border guards. the european front tx agency is going to supply the provision of mobile office storage and even 20 facilities more than 8000000 euros worth. while american authorities are planning to sent off road vehicles, thermal imaging cameras, grunz centers, and more. okay interesting developments then in more dover, it looks like its planned for lets cross. 2 godfrey bloom, godfrey's and military historian, specializing in war aims. pleasure to have you on the program, sir. why do you think brussels washington are, are planning to create this center. in moldova i see was made in the west, the west in pounds. the leader comes in washington. some people seem to prove the role when they should be thinking about how they can actually finish the broker piece. if you'd everybo

u. s. president ronald reagan tweeted this. gorbachev was a man who was once a political adversary, but who ended up becoming a friends o. e. wayne mary spent 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow at the end of the u. s. s. r. he spoke to me earlier about corporate has legacy. i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine. perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some torture when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as they are a great many powerful figures in the world who are willing to use force to hold on to their power and to hold on to their political system. gorbachev intimately, despite his personal commitment to the linen his system, despite his personal belief in soviet communism, which i think continued right up through the remainder of his life. u

e. u and u. s. were in the ethnically divided cost of and city of metro visa on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. the next head to belgrade, there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera pristina costs a lot of french fries into monument corners, arrived in algiers, in an attempt to improve ties between france and algeria. relations between the 2 countries sowed last year of a microns remarks about whether algeria existed before french colonial rule. not corners hoping to forge better trade link says 0 faces and looming energy crisis. the war and ukraine is led to increase demand for gas from north african countries . is ashley buckner is following the visit from paris. while a visitor, beginning with the french president, am i no micron algerian president of bill my dear to boon? having a meeting that going to discuss a number of regional issues and also discuss the so hell as well as of course, the russia, ukraine war and the energy crisis. but the focus of this trip say

e. u. and u. s. were in the ethnically divided cost in city of metro visa on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. they'll next head to belgrade. there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera pristina casa a u. s. judge as over the release of the evidence that spark and f. b i search of donald trump's home, federal agents and to the former president florida state. on the 8th of august, the justice department has until friday to disclose parts of the affidavit. it used to gain approval for the search. at least 11 sets of classified documents were retrieved from property. a major rescue operation is continuing in mexico to save 10 trapped coal miners. they've been there for 3 weeks after tunnel will collapse, triggering a flash flood. latest incident, puts a spotlight on the industry's safety record. money. rapid reports from mexico's queen estate. a group of miners starting their day at a coal mine. enquire. wheeler, mexico? just 3 weeks ago, at a neighboring mind, 10 men were t

the probably led by the e u, the u. s. with our allies. okay. like turkey and the amaris check up. this is low hanging fruit here, and we can do this if we rallied the kind of resolve that has been shown in ukraine . gentlemen, we're out of time. many thanks today for being with a solid, alba, cush, adjacent pack and to a professor on so. okay, okay, and thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website of al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this join us on our facebook page that's at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter, where are at ha, inside story for me, adrian finnegan and the whole team. here though, i'll, thanks will big willis. we'll see again, bye bye. ah aah . and a this november, the well is coming to cut off of the clock is ticking as the main event gets closer with every step of the way. i'm going to go to europe with a new show each month. things can expect some strong support hearing bringing the latest news from teams and fans in different re

e. u. m. originally sourced from the u. s. same cutter. the problem could to cause pipelines between britain and the e to close. and the new york times is reporting that the looming energy crisis is causing germany to reconsider and nuclear energy. a power source over which berlin has absolutely lambasted paris for maintaining. so i guess better send gretta tomb berg over there to yell at them. maybe perhaps she can beat zalinski in a screaming match because really all of this economic and environmental harm, including refusal to fire up the north stream to pipe language less faces just sitting there, gathering dust is being done in the name of ukraine. i say yes, the government rules it out. we face difficult months ahead. but it is clear that we stand firmly on the side of ukraine and we stand behind the sanctions that we agreed together with the european union in the international community. and noticed europeans who are suffering, but also folks in the global south. europe is also apparently dragging along countries like pakistan and ba

when is more upon it's going to need to have a fit for purpose vehicle that probably led by the e u, the u. s. with our allies. okay. like turkey and the amaris check up. this is low hanging fruit here, and we can do this if we rallied the kind of resolve that has been shown in ukraine . gentlemen, we're out of time many thanks to day for being with a solid, alba, cush, adjacent pack, and to professor man. so o'clock here and thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website of al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this join us on our facebook page that's at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter, where are at ha, inside story for me, adrian finnegan, of the whole team. here though, i'll, thanks for big willis. we'll see again, bye bye. ah. september on al jazeera jillions go to the pose in the vote that could redefine the country, but will the people approve the both need constitution up front returns mclamore hill top through the headlines to challenge the conventional wi

e u. the u. s. with our allies. ok, like turkey and the amorous check up. this is low hanging fruit here, and we can do this if we rallied the kind of resolve that has been shown in ukraine gentlemen were out of time many thanks to day for being with a cellar. alba cush, adjacent pack, and to professor man. so o'clock here and thank you for watching. don't forget, you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website of al jazeera dot com for further discussion on this join us on our facebook page that's at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. and you can join the conversation on twitter, where are at ha, inside story for me, adrian finnegan, of the whole team. here though, i'll, thanks for big willis. we'll see again uh by ah, actually is going to the polls in a historic attempt to change its constitution. 15000000 people are eligible to choose between a welfare state to strengthen rights or to keep a constitution adopted under the dictatorship of augusta. finishing jenny referendum on al jazeera ah ah safe that mm hm. and then

e. u. and u. s. were in the ethnically divided cost in city of metro visa on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. they'll next head to belgrade. there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera pristina casa french president, emanuel micron has arrived in algiers. to mend relations between france and algeria, he laid a wreath at memorial for algerians, who died fighting french colonizers to 19 fifties and sixties ties between the 2 nations soured last year from a con, questioned algiers existence as a nation before the french occupation and israeli military court has extended the detention of his analogy hardly that the some are saudi until next sunday, early this month, israel lord strikes against his group in the gaza strip. the leading to 3 days of conflict. saw these charge with membership of an illegal organization and the incitement against israel. hundreds of trained doctors in his well have handed in resignation letters. they're in dispute with the health ministry over wo

e. u. and u. s. were in the ethnically divided cost in city of metro vito on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. they'll next head to belgrade. there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera christina casa the out going, you and human rights chief. it says she's aiming to release the long awaited report on beijing's treatment of its weaker minority or the end of this month. we shall bachelor's term ends. next week, she told al jazeera, the report will take a more detailed look into alleged rights abuses in china. she jang province. it's like the same kind of a findings that we arrays with that with the a lot of these men. of course, this will be an more deep in terms of the analysis that it's about patterns of human rights violations. he reports of appetite, attention treatment. and, and we will in the, in the report. he will go much more deeper on those with much more details. and interviews of people who have been the victims of the situations earlier at china's government s

e. u. and u. s. were in the ethnically divided cost in city of metro visa on thursday to head off an escalation of tensions. they'll next head to belgrade. there's still no sign of a deal. bernard smith, al jazeera pristina casa rascal, teens is still trying to save 10 trapped coal miners in mexico. i've been there 3 weeks after a tunnel war collapse triggering a flash flood. the latest incident puts a spotlight on the industry safety record on your apollo reports from mac, mexico's choir wheeler estate. a group of miners starting their day at a coal mine. enquire. wheeler, mexico. just 3 weeks ago, at a neighboring mine, 10 men were trapped when a tunnel wall collapsed. authorities are still working to free them. the mind supervisor here tells us the recent accident just down the road is very much on his mind. a given within the thought level, we know the work he has risks may thank gas, carbon monoxide sulphur flooding. there's also the risk of a collapse today. the men are heading 75 meters down,