u. s. must feel that they use that losing the grip as in terms of what's going on and potentially that, that leverage over is ryan is also it all. the israel does not seem to be listening to the quiet, talking, quiet, sort of whispering that's been going on continuously. i'm particularly following last week, the us stood the against the rest of the world. first be to between the resolution of the security council. then it was among a minority of 10 countries against the rest of the world, thinking that there is no need for a cease fire. and i think that must find it becoming really, really hard, both domestically and internationally, to accept what is right has to be and suspect it'd be probably calling for 4 things . the 1st and the most important now from american perspective is obviously to can this and try to come up with, with strategies and which days, right? these are causing less civilian casualties because the images that are coming up now. how do you think the whole says bolted the sal

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u. s. u. k. u nation obsession with this thing, there must not be a 6 for narrative to take whole. the media was presumably take some of the blame for not showing the kinds of pictures that were on newspapers in say, in our news and news outlets across the global south. well, absolutely, but the needle has shifted and you know, we can criticize as much as we want the media and democracies, but they do have the sort of an auto correct. it doesn't function all the time, but they do have an auto connect function that you've seen the protests outside of the new york times calling them then your crimes. you've seen to walk outs of employees. m s nbc. have influenced the and shamefully stopped the programs of 3 of their muslim present. there's a streets a few days into the conflict. they've, of course, reversed the decision after the story that we did, by the way, uh, at a muse exposing to that which i think is shameful. it's on democratic, it's unconstitutional, actually in the united states. so then either is moving, it's not moving as quickly as we would have liked it. to too old we'r

u. s. u k, you nation obsession with this thing. there must not be at least a narrative to take whole. the medium was presumably take some of the blame for not showing the kinds of pictures that were on newspapers in say, in our news and news outlets across the global south. oh, absolutely, but the needle has shifted and you know, we can criticize as much as we want the media and democracies, but they do have the sort of an auto correct. it doesn't function all the time, but they do have an auto connected function. if you've seen the protests outside of the new york times, calling them then your crimes, you've seen to walk outs of employees, m as in b, c, have influenced the and shamefully stopped the programs of 3 of their most live present. there's a streets a few days into the conflict. they've of course, reversed the decision after the story that we did, by the way, uh, at a, at a muse exposing that which i think is shameful. it's on democratic. it's unconstitutional, actually in the united states. so then either is moving, it's not moving as quickly as we would have liked it to, t

u. s. u. k. you nation obsession with this thing. there must not be a 6 for narrative to take whole. the medium was presumably take some of the blame for not showing the kinds of pictures that were on newspapers in say, in our news and news outlets across the global south. well, absolutely, but the new bill has shifted. and you know, we can criticize as much as we want the media and democracies, but they do have a sort of an auto correct. it doesn't function all the time, but they do have an auto collect function that you've seen the protests outside of the new york times calling them then your crimes. you've seen the workouts of employees, m as in b. c, have influenced the and shamefully stopped the programs of 3 of their mostly present. there's a streets a few days into the conflict. they've, of course, reversed the decision after the story that we did, by the way, uh at uh, at a muse exposing to that which i think is shameful. its on democratic, it's unconstitutional, actually in the united states. so then either is moving, it's not moving as quickly as we would have liked it to,

u. s. u. k. and china. the just on to 9 pm, henry must go. this is all the international with the very latest world news. thank you for joining we start with some breaking news this. so the un security council has passed a resolution requiring israel on have us to allow deliveries of humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. now proposed amendment for an immediate cease fire, it was blocked by the united states for some positive view. and so that's from the us process. your final text of the resolution. last important provisions i think that representative has gone up why statement? i not get the flow to the website from published and you know, thought you said that the debt selling garza has surpassed 20000 people and there's no longer a functioning hospital in the north of the enclave. that's according to the world health organization. and these distressing images show some of the conditions that people are forced to live on to the . the palestinian red crescent says its last communication with an ambulance dispatch sense in jeopardy of the north of the ga, the gaza strip. dust off to an idea of raid, the

u. s. by what it considers speak free must as receptive assessments and all those. but it holds responsible for undermining security in the west bank. what you are, i'm in your opinion, what's the logic behind not and do you think that will actually help stabilize the situation that the students are quoting, goes on there to states on, on the open, you know, with some countries too, but event that sticklers cool in fault and violent action as a fax, i got to spell a few minutes, not to interest. they like to sit on the, you know, getting, you know, money of about 650000 citizens. one of them that was back on these drums on him. how did you want to go to ship so they have the following by sports on the account . and so i'll do these, but definitely i was calling about those countries to prevent their injury because they were involved in violent actions. i got to some of the thing is and this is recently increased in the expense of the way they can fall as soon as they take over the land, very front of them for using but all of sort of go into the fields. so the situa

u. s. u. k, a china the the call to just take so, but it's a soft today. it must go. my name's peter scott, and here's how the world is looking as the we can get. so the way that we start with a bit of breaking news this our, the un security council has passed a resolution requiring both israel and hum us. so a lot deliveries of humanitarian aid into the gaza strip of proposed amendment for an immediate cease fire. it was blocked by the united states and rushes on buses. it's the you and the said that's under us pressure. the final text of the resolution, most important provisions, a singular study which is new to some of the cheapest in the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world. by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities in gaz. instead, washington playing dirty, sold a text, actually a license for israel to killed palestinian civilians in gaza under the pretext of, quote, creating conditions for a cessation of hostilities under pressure from the us. which effectively took over the authorship and you served th

you must be, must be. the u. s. navy has killed the 10 who the fight is off to the group attacked to contain a ship in the red sea more than a 100 drawn and miss all attacks have been carried out on the vessels passing through the vital shipping lane since november. i thought i was whom has more form, but i saw in southern gauze as the tax software as the gaza strip continues. at the end of the last day of the 2023 were palestinians happening on the white military attacks by the use valley forces. we clearly understand that the middle areas of the gaza strip had been a widely attacked by the use ready forces where they ought to reach a shilling of these areas. did not stop since the early hours of today's morning, and also the residents that have been informing us that the as rarely met it, treats strikes, did not stop work in different by exactly around a full palestinians being killed alongside with those and others who have been injured and this is completely considered to be a wonderful the wide attacks that ha

ministers says that she's against the supply weapons for peace. blood should, must stop immediately in every conflict. the u. s. military is reportedly planning to deploy a longer range growing bass missiles in the, in the pacific region for the 1st time since the cold war and the american army officials cited by japanese media. so he's been move expected to happen next year is aimed at the turing china spokesperson. rob phillips did not specify whether new massage would be deployed. the pentagon has multiple bases in the region, including and tie one japan, the philippines, and guam, or within firing range of the chinese mainland. the u. s. claims its intermediate range missiles are designed to conquer beijing's deployment of such weapons on its own soil. in recent years, among the american arms mentioned by the us, official is the infamous tomahawk cruise missile. it's capable of carrying nuclear warheads and can hit targets, dollars and so of kilometers away. another missile system, the s m 6. it's also expected to be deployed there. it's designed as an empty or weapon, but can also be used to hit the groun

it must be pointed out that earlier this month, the u. s. was the only country to vote against. thank you. military and c spy. speaking of the ministerial press conference in tel aviv, these really defense ministry insisted his country's armed forces, arising in compliance with international i'll comment enemies around the world are watching. and they know that these are the victory is the victory of the for your. busy lead by the united states of america in all, you know, i guess come us from us there. we still get these ation use a wall. not it called the wall. i guess the people of gaza. we are fighting both on the enemy the times behind civilians like on him is we all defending valuables and we operate according to international law low. the idea is. busy to writing, minimize the um, to civilian population, it never the less the number of casualties in dallas. it continues to spiral. the gas and the health ministry reports about the death tool. there is nearing $20000.00 foot some $52000.00 more wounded in idea attacks while the october 7th terrorist attack, and israel claim

u. s. s. i as in how it is on patrol in the gulf, is, must have compliment a fight to just reinforcing the air and naval assets and the region. a us marine expeditionary unit, a saving of the coast of human acting, is a base, a mobile headquarters for an assortment of high level special forces from the us navy and air force, coordinating regional intelligence gathering, and poseidon naples, surveillance aircraft, and high tech global hawk spike drugs been flying up the coast of goza, gathering information on how much and is regional support has. the us has ring the middle east with fleets of ships, aircraft, submarines, and drones. this is an addition to the us or for sending jets to jordan and the colorful military assets already in place in bahrain consecrate. and the u. a. american military aid is allowed israel to continue its wholesale destruction of goes on ended, ensuring the homeless, his allies suitably intimidated and the tut from taking any military action as well that spring in use of alondo. he is a professor of political science and international relations at casa university. goo

u. s. allies as a responsible course of action and also bernie sanders, who said the washington's in a quote, blank check approach must and but also the government, the us government is form of bulk in its criticism towards israel only last week. and secretary of defense load austin, said israel and risk, what he called a strategic defeat if it does not work to protect civilians in guys the austin said that the us will on one side support is read and also remain focused on ukraine before the government. and that may be possible to do that. it will need bi partisan supporting congress and debt looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention to another conflict with us. i it is critical, of course that's the war in ukraine. the white house warned on monday that it's running out of funds to support and you can tell us why is that? that's a letter that whitehouse has sent by saying also that as of mid november, the department of defense has use 97 percent of the more than $62300000000.00 us dollars it received. and also that the state department has use the entire 2 military assistance that he already

u. s. allies. is there a responsible cause of action and danny, send us the washingtons and a quote, a blank check approach must end, but also the government is form of bulk. when it's criticism. last weekend alone, decrypts it secretary of defense. a load also said that is red risk what he called a strategic defeat, if it does not work to protect civilians in gaza. also said that the us, well only increased support for israel and remain focused on a ukraine before that the government will need bi partisan support in congress. something that looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention now to excuse me, to not the consulate where excuse me, way us. i, it is critical. we're talking about the war and ukraine, the white house, one on monday that it's running out of funds to support ukraine. why is that? the white house to day send out a letter saying that as of mid november, the department of defense is using 97 percent to almost all of a $62300000000.00 us dollar did receive that the state department has used the entire to military assistance i did receive, now we have housing congress that

u. s. president should say anything like that. i must assure of it we haven't done it with the question. okay, forgive this and press the question, but what would be the, the intense behind spreading this information in just front of different kinds of trying to legitimize public support and us political support for a brutal response in gaza. that's the way i ended up with the big headed baby story is really important because killing children is seen as a massive model transgression. everywhere, but not just killing them heading them. because the heading is pressing into this narrative that the israelis of tried to put from day one, which was how much it is like isis, you know, the heading, it seem to somehow mubarek then bombing files and killing thousands of, of children, which doesn't make it into the speeches and by a look, oh, we also hear this assertion by western governments and we heard it a lot during the 1st few weeks that israel has the right to defend itself. but we see according to some pulls. and if you look at the united s

republicans have results that any national security supplemental package must begin with the security of the buddha. so what we're seeing here is u. s. domestic dispute, in this case, immigration spending codes that could eventually stall this national security package in congress. and with that additional support not only for ukraine and for as well, but also for taiwan and the in the pacific region. yeah. and the should be in it's here in crisis in gaza, making headlines every day in united states is not going away. and that is key to this debate over israel isn't to you're absolutely right. and that's also why democrats a caution with each other and the binding on ministration, whether to attach conditions, including measures, to avoid civilian casualties in ga, the to security assistance for his ro and, but we also see the washington, this fall more critical. obama open with this criticism to israel only last weekend . we had secretary of defense load often say that is rather risk what he called a strategic defeat. if it does not work good, does not do more to protect civilians in gaza while assuring americans commitment to isra

u. s. and a lot of this, there is time as must be the price for the decision. also me about the next period. the next period the, you know, we are in the maximum. and the next bill is to continue war in every part of the guys a strip. we control the big pots of notes together. and as i said, we have targeted hundreds of the spots that belong to how much and then those the size of our photos is now is targeting that high mass spots in different places in the strip, particularly in can you and is, it must be, can be that the end of the war means the eradication of how much without the rather good thing come as we will go back to the world again. and we can not allow this to happen. so we'll, we'll continue what we would need to model into a law for another briefing. thank you very much and see you tomorrow. i. so you just been hearing that from offer gentleman, the is riley government. suppose coming up, updating reports is there on the card to is really operations in the gaza strip saying that it intends to eradicate time as a and the end of the rule would mean,

must be stopped immediately. these mazda begin a task not agree and add that at a soft roads. drug test us health, plaque cods, and banners showing intense grief and anger against the u. s. and this will, they also demanded most of them countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel, the oppression, and called for an end to attacks on innocent civilians. israel must not to between combat in come us and minimizing civilian dest. that's what us secretary of state anthony blinking said during his end of year briefing as the gaza conflict continues. we continue to believe that israel does not have to choose between removing this letter from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys. it has an obligation to do both and it has a strategic interest to do both in terms of doing both. many are looking on and watching as the united states is enabling a israel to not only continue to bomb gaza, but also to maximize civilian casualties as they do it sound the reports of the bombing and the targeting. and the attacks of the mass occurs continue to for and the death toll at the hands of the israeli defense forces. eyes approaching roughly 2

that are because you must do it in general, is designated to say that this is the safety and security that israel claimants of a minute of the whole. i mean when the day is what i u. s. calls for a ceasefire. grow it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the fighting will continue and provide me with the war, exact, a very high price from us. but we have no choice but to continue fighting sofa. our forces have eliminated many thousands of terrorists. we are continuing with all the force until the end will until victory for home until we reach leave all our goals . these comments coming as e's real, last 14 soldiers and gods in 2 days. that brings the total number of losses, and one is rarely troops to $152.00 is the fighting continues from us. run health officials say more than 20000 people have been killed there. let's speak to my buyer. i'm of the norwegian refugee council. joining us today from the jordanian capital online, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us as well. has announced it will now focus on targets in southern gaza, where it has also been urging policy and to flee for, for weeks, for their own safety or your staff. they're

i'll what people me is this must that god is under the sponsorship of a minute come government to using. i'm your mission on smotts amunition supplied by the u. s. a. to this 3 g. i'm time it's continuously supplied. the tool is that r e, which makes the american administration the president by that is supposed the ability of such a mess that comes loose, that would allow us and then it defies. and the claim that this administration or this country and that a claim that based on sort of democracy as a new mining 5. so these not see much suckers on, not limited to the kansas tribe. they continue to be perpetrated across all the cities of the west bank. and this comes and enjoy islam as well. this enemy is waging about a medic, brutally war. again, this, our people across the occupied lands. these mexico's, we're looking break. a water will do that and such must that cause will not allow the nazi occupation to meet the objectives of this people. a lot of people who are writing the on those of an epic on legendary beto. few on telling the story of why you people defending bit of land on there. so i could land a lot of my college i despise, despite

u. s. mexico border. >> putin is banking on the united states failing to deliver for ukraine. we must -- we must, we must -- prove him wrong. >> we need an explanation on this one. so, let's welcome admiral james stavridis. he is a 30 year navy veteran, who retired with four stars on his shoulders. he is also head of the u.s. southern command, and former supreme allied commander of nato. i'm really glad you are here, because how is it that one year ago, i stand with ukraine was ringing through the halls of congress? and now, president zelenskyy he's greeted with gridlock? what the hell happened in the year? >> i think three things, steph. number one, the famous american lack of patience. we like our war is very short. think persian gulf. we hate long wars -- >> that is fair. that's fair. >> it's totally fair. we hated vietnam. we dislike being embroiled in a lengthy time. and this one is starting to look like kind of a slow burn. number two, frankly -- and you've got to call it the lack of success on the offensive this summer. it really stalled out. and the ukrainians ended up, essent

must stand against this war. and if you support it, then you are enabling this destruction and displacement regardless of your intentions. the u. s. has urged israel to do more to protect palestinian civilians and backs pulls and fighting to allow humanitarian aid and to the strip. israel has an obligation to do everything possible to put a premium on protecting civilians and maximizing measuring assistance. but washington has consistently rejected goals for a permanent ceasefire. it says it would only benefit from us and prepare the ground for the next war. that's in line with israel's war aims. that includes the complete destruction of the arm group. thank you, mr. president. over the years us as be to have more than 40 resolutions on israel added. wiley accused of protecting its ally from international criticism, regardless of israel's actions and international law. fins and motivating for inside story the. let's bring in august now in the occupied with the bank has already passed the program director of the israel palestine and human rights sports. she's also co founded geisha and is ready, human rights group, promising pales

u. s. has once again exposed itself in the front of the world by blocking even the counselors extremely, we can for cessation of hostilities and gather, rushes must be us rejection of a ceasefire for accounts of the un security code. so process heavily walker diag resolution to at least boost a deliveries to civilian.

u. s. and china also, and as they work together to reduce methane emissions, the gas is a major contribute to, to global warming. the oil and gas industry. must i, 9 around our northstar of keeping $1.00 within reach. and that is exactly that extra 9 and the thinking behind the oil and gas, the composition charter that's we are announcing today the one you crane is led to the destruction of many of the countries natural resources. farm land has been hard, had to reduce great output as an impact to the world's food supply. prosecutors, a gathering evidence, low hope of trying russia in international quotes, what they describe as a co sign. well, mcbride, some keys in phone lines outside. keep an inspection team carries out a regular check for signs of pollution are seemingly healthy. the water and soil here is heavily contaminated by oil that is soaked into the ground. and this is where the oil came from. a fuel depot that was destroyed and a russian strike in march last year. in july 2022, all the fish and the lake died and we discovered oil pollution up to a kilometer away, which was seeping into the water system. so we're regularly taking s

must begin a task not great. an ad that ad asoft roads protest this health pluck costs and banners showing intense grief and anger against the u. s. and these will, they also demanded mostly in countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel preston, and called for an end to attacks on either some civilians. ok, let's keep attention on practice done because officials have urged the you in to investigate. had militants there are being armed with, quote, sophisticated weapons. it's in relation to the 23 soldiers killed in an attack last week on the police compound, near the us gun border. a top portion can official was grilled over a port stump. the arms came from a huge cash left behind by the us when its forces withdrew. to recall from us. again, this done in 2021. a lot of studies such as what killed by the weapons that were left in. i was one of those mistakes intentionally. i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these to verify what you said about whether it's less than afghanistan and participate or being used to using weapons that the us less than a 100 reports. but let me remind you, ple

u. s. b c. and pull over the lightning port that you used and that was something that the you more or less forced into action. but i must say, i do feel that, you know, the, the kind of the landscape around regulation of a, i is a really interesting one because we're seeing countries in particular kind of grappling with this di, lemme, between both, do we kind of adopt war? well, some people would say is a pro innovation approach, which is perhaps a little bit light to room regulation aaa blow off, people in industry with respect to kind of regulatory capital, you know, stifling innovation multiple. so taking seriously the risks to that society, to individual rights and so long and to me it's at the moment, i think that's quite 2 countries that sort of trying to wait and see what happens in the u. a. i act as a really interesting one because obviously that's not coming to full scale that is not being actually deployed. and it looks like it might be until probably the end of next year if i, if i understand correctly. and so yeah, i think we have this really interesting dynamic, which is we live in a while now wed love th

must be part of the pressure on that. you know, if you will go back to that november. the release happens on, on thanksgiving day when it, when the u. s. was underwriting, and that was really designed to give by didn't a break. so that, that was very aware of what and how the very us is finding yourself more or more isolated internationally. because of the way they featured and the security council, then they found themselves on a minority often that the general assembly against the owner of the wall, not calling for an immediate cease fire. and he, it's a, we all aware that he's trying to extend the war status. he's interested in this is why he declared the water in the 1st place. this is the 1st time since 1973. he practically hijacked the public opinion above public voting is 0, no one except what his many or companies can now take decisions on how he moves within that or within this conflict. so it isn't his interest to try and extend it as much as possible, but it's not in the interest, certainly is rated by them. it's not in the interest of the hostages of their families and the student there. i think he comes back to the table

now continuing the war over releasing the hostages, and this must be said that it's a very rare choice. you haven't. so if you say a u. s. navy ship has 5 of us all posit, and one of the drawings over the red sea. they say the missile exploded me a ship travelling from russia vessel, said di reports from your booty south of the now babylon. the strange between the arabian peninsula and africa, with several countries have military bases injured booty including the us. of course the statement is using quite a threatening language here. and they said that they affirm that the tat with an international um, every time navigation is not a result of their actions. but rather it is because of the militarization of the red sea by america and its allies who came to the region to provide the safety to is rally, ships, so forth ease from the beginning. no one had being quite clear of saying that they are not targeting the maritime trade through the red sea. bought brother, they are targeting this, the ships that are related to israel. this is what they claim so far. and also they went on and seen. the red sea will be a building, a

must be stopped immediately means the smallest we can natasha. now agree and add that add a straw floats, protest us health, plaque cods, and banners showing intense grief and anger against the u. s. and these will, they also did on the muslim countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel. the oppression and called for an end to attacks on innocent civilians. also in pakistan, official coverage, the u. n. to investigate how the militants there are being armed with quotes, sophisticated weapons. it's in relation to the $23.00 soldiers killed in an attack . the last week on the police compound, near the gun border, a tough washington official was drilled over a ports of the arms came from a huge cash left behind by the us when it withdrew from afghanistan in 2021. a lot of studies such as what killed by the weapons that were left in the one of those in the state intentionally. i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these to verify what you said about weddings. less than afghanistan participate or being used to weapons that the us less democratic reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you we didn't just leave a bu

must be stopped immediately. the smallest begin a task not great and add that at a soft roads. drug test us health, plaque cods, and banners showing intense grief and anger against the u. s. and this will they also dom onto the muslim countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel, the oppression and cold for an end to attacks on either since civilians israel and mustn't choose between. come bossing him, us on minimizing civilian deaths and also in the us extra estates on se, blinking said to his end of year briefing, i mean the ongoing conflict that we continue to believe it is real. does not have to choose between removing this letter from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys it, it has an obligation to do both. and it has a strategic interest to do both more details as cost live. now to all the correspondence. caleb martin, i'm caleb was all the things we discussed during that briefing by blinking as well as you just heard in terms of doing both. many are looking on and watching as the united states is enabling a israel to not only continue to bomb gaza, but also to maximize the civilian casualties as they do it on the

well, it's not clear top or so must say that they're going to resume the shipping through the rad see tanks to the international maritime coalition that's formed by the u. s. c. the so that as of now, they are working on plans to dispatch the 1st ships to sale to the red sea. so they haven't started yet. however, they also have noticed that there are still tremendous risk and challenges across the region. and they said that any time they could even read the situation if they see signed the venture rise. so that is the statement that we know now, but we do not know yet whether this decision or resuming shipping across the red sea is in jeopardy assessments off of my us, or whether it is due to the pressure that is coming from the usa. because usa is maybe it could be, or that the, the, the ships shows de la cruz across the rest, the inside the facility and they are ships and russell, i understand polls or pharmacies that have told you they going for the economy business as usual. tell us about your interview of the well they did they did the chairman or did you go to ports here? she told me that as of now the business has not been disrupted yet. however. i

u. s. has been using the conflicts in gaza as a way of showing iran that it's for the in regards it's prophecies in the region can be attacked. how must be one of them? one would imagine the who is this has a lot of, uh, there been reports that for these are linked to iran and do another of those being the who phase. given the fact that the us is planning to put in a large, albeit multinational force, you know, into the that, that directly one would imagine that iran is not going to take kindly to that there's going to be at some point where everybody's gonna say no, no, no, this is far too much money charging into what we regard as our expense. i have to say rob. this is going to be an extremely delicate task for the americans, for different reasons. i was recently in about a few months ago in the amount of travels across some of the areas controlled by the hoses and always also in the a on one of the boats on the right. see. and i've seen the way they have been deployed across all those areas now enabled the task force to contain the growing influence of the risk of the 1st by the health. eas could further these type of light the re

u. s. so intends on prisons on getting the conflicts and that no you just said this is why these a piece of the united states in the middle east, but you know strongly they must be also considering that reputation. yeah, this is a good question because of all the war that it's watching what, what's happened now to the civilians in gaza. and i, so a lot of the clergy from that say that is, that are practically who is this war for their petition in the conference because now then ty ward, so are seeing i was looking the e d s. and their ex, drums in gaza. i can, i can nothing major how the people can, can support or could, can stay strong in this, the police running as a disability. as always, we saw a lot of children that died during the shredding of it if we have so a lot of the hospitals and clinics and clinics that are targeting by the f. and they said, always, oh, maybe it was a to know of a mouse in this place, and we need to show here. but when this funds are not found, they don't say anything easy. and they put it then for forget everything that it's happening, knowing doesn't. so meanwhile, thousands of pocket studies have done that in a city of multit