u. s. should stop all military assistance desert by john to what extent do you think the comments by nancy pelosi will be understood as expressing official u. s. foreign policy rather than the the opinion of the speaker of the house of representatives. i think this delegation and the remarks by speak apollo c were an important step towards demonstrating us commitment to upholding and defending human rights and democracy. especially in the face of authoritarian expansionism. but through the speaker explicitly condemning azerbaijan, illegal and unprovoked attack on armenia and on civilian populations in armenia, this is also a principle stepped towards holding azerbaijan to account for its aggression. but on that point, what we need now is to see these powerful words translated into our actual action to hold as her by john to account. and that must begin with the immediate suspension of all further military assistance to azerbaijan. you mention their principal stand against expansionism, but of cour

u. s should stop all military assistance, so either by john this delegation and the remarks by speaker pelosi were an important step towards demonstrating us commitment to upholding and defending human rights and democracy. especially in the face of authoritarian expansionism. but through the speaker explicitly condemning, authored by john's illegal and unprovoked attack on armenia and civilian population in armenia. this is also a principle step towards holding author by john to account for its aggression. but on that point, what we need now is to see these powerful words translated into our actual action to hold or by john to account. and that must begin with the immediate suspension of all further military assistance to us or by john the security council. resolutions also a wide, explicitly the author by john to cease all aggressive actions against local army and population. and did not at all undermine the fundamental rights of self determination of the armenians of arts or to live peacefully and freely in their lands free from persecution. at the hands of us or by john, which is what was

u. s should be regularly screened for anxiety. the draft recommendations from the us preventative services task force are designed to help primary care clinicians detect early signs of anxiety by using questionnaires and other tools. the group of medical experts says the average time for initiating treatment for anxiety is currently at 23 years. anxiety disorders are some of the most common mental health issues affecting 40% of women at one point in their lives, and more than one in four men. the recommendations are up on their website u. s preventive services task force .org through october 17th for public comment. it's a crisis being called the silver tsunami coming up the new report showing that seniors are falling into poverty, more than any other age group. legal battle is looming after florida governor ron de santis sent migrants to massachusetts last week, the class action lawsuit filed in federal court continue to follow that large fire burning at a commercial building in san leandro live pictures once again from our photo

u. s. government should identify current gaps in crypto currency regulation, british crypto experts, chris ems claims the u. s. is trying to control crypto currency and is seeking to monopolize bitcoin. oh, chris adams is on the f. b. i wanted list for organizing a crypto conference in north korea and allegedly helping the country evade us functions. he was accused of help in north korea, develop chain tech to transfer money across borders. he was then detained in february and saudi arabia, but with later released, as we had decided not to expedite him to the u. s. l. yet my colleague donal quarter, got more details from chris adams in our studio. you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f b, i want you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f. b, i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only applicable to u. s. people, as you can probably tell from acts and on a north american british. and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the

u. s. has stopped violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again say that the u. s. presence should end as its presence no longer helps fight terrorism in a country home. since i have one agilent of algebra come on, the u. s. must restore its army sooner or later, they will withdraw that so fact they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery. and also liberated many syrian territories nepal hopes to become a full fledged member of the shanghai cooperation organization. the country's ambassador said, as he shared moscow and catherine deeds planned to develop a mechanism for mutual agreement that no respective national currencies. we can make it mechanic like to have done to pieces like this so we can have that kind of that kind of added ultimately because it will be we will also be boating. we will also explore it to the sign

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it may seem the c, i a should date back to the early years of the u. s. itself, but in fact, it's even younger than the man who's currently president. the agency only appeared after world war 2 and failed at what was most expected of it back in the days to predict the conception of the 1st soviet nuclear weapon, time to flick through the archives in on the basis of the evidence. now in our possession, it is estimated that the earliest date by which it is remotely possible that the ussr may have completed its 1st atomic bomb is mid 1950. but the most probable date is believed to be mid. 1953. the words of one of the 1st central intelligence directors from 1948 silenced by the sound of the soviet union's 1st nuclear bomb test. in 1949, as the agency celebrates his anniversary, veterans will probably speak of their own glory, like former director mike compared did a few years ago. i was the see. i, director, we live, we cheated was they got all that like we, we had with entire entire training courses. have it remind you of the glory of the american experime

u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. home. since i have one agilent of algae that come out, the u. s. must withdraw its army soon or later they will withdrawal. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and job battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. well that brings us to the end of bullet him for the sala will be back at the top of the hour with more and i'll breaking you story, a school shooting in central russia that has lived 15 people paid as a dock international. thanks for joining with ah ah ah ah, ah ah. allowing the welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter labelle while the military conflict in ukraine is far from over. the political fate of this country will be determined at the ballot box of the next few days. regents of

u. s. to so violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says that the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country on, since i have one agile, an analogy that come out to us must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis, and japan underscore, and also liberated many syrian territories though it's in nepal now, which hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization. that's according to the country's ambassador, as he shed moscow and kept monday's plan to develop a mechanism, the mutual agreements in their national currencies. begin making me can im like a because it is the thing about based on the one that is not the one that should be closer to proper banking generally has to be stuck. and then go over tha

u. s. t stop violating the rights of the syrian people. the foreign minister again say the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism. that home says, i won't argue lena margie, come up to you as must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw that so fact they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism and syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis under battle. no sir. and also liberated many syrian territories of all the latest news updates. keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. that's all from me for today. but paula leah will be here in about 30 minutes with all the latest. ah ah ah ah ah with with ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, a ah, this way through parsa gustavo version of yes yeah. arms desirable for dental bunker. fine. yep. and we're going to swap owners thursday, sort of which clicked on the public search for my phone, started all those through school w

u. s. to stop violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country. home, since i have worn agilent damages and come out to us, must withdraw its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria, this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. nepal hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization. and it's according to the country's ambassador. and he said daisy shared moscow and cut monday his plan to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements in their respective national occurrences. megan megan mccain him like and didn't have to repeat versus a committee because it'll be less of the booking italy thing. but based on our one got it is not in a that should

u. s. to stop violating the rights of the syrian people, the foreign minister against the u. s military should leave the country because it no longer needs help fighting terrorism home. since i won't, agilent allowed you to come up to you as must restore his army soon or later. they will withdraw dots of fact, they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and japan, on notre. and also liberated many syrian territories. reminder now of our breaking news that 13 people have been killed, including 9 children and 23 other people have been injured in a school shooting and the central russian city of as yeske, as, according to information by federal investigators. and verified video footage appears to show children hiding in the school. as gun shots were fired, we should warn our view is that the following video could be distressing. oh, feel good luck. with engla

u. s. to stop violating the voice of the cillian people. if our minister again says the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism there. home, since i have warner, julian of our dealer, come out to us must withdraw its army. sooner or later, they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery. and also liberated many syrian territories as wasn't, can basis itself for mid term congressional elections. this november rasmussen the ports pole shows the issues that american voters will know over before filling out a balance on to in line with a governor's priorities is, is like energy policy, inflation violent crime and illegal immigration or at the full factor voters minds ahead of the war in ukraine, fats of nbc tracks, price hikes in the country, showing inflation is

u. s should be roo. possibly late tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours, and it could be right around the charleston area for your friday back here in the bay area, the complete opposite , not a cloud in the sky, lots of sunshine and quiet weather pattern and warming one as well . that trend will continue in your friday forecast. here's a look at your forecast ties for tomorrow seventies and san francisco widespread eighties and the warmest locations will be in the lower nineties. what about your weekend? we'll have more on that forecast coming up in just a little bit. hispanic heritage month. ktvu is highlighting bay area, one of a kind coming up, you'll meet the owner and head chef of casa born kenya soon to be oakland's very first vegan puerto rican restaurant. ranks as foodie heaven, with plenty of plant based restaurant serving up globally inspired cuisine, and one local chef is certainly making a name for herself by running the only vegan puerto rican food business in the area here to help us c

u. s. should stop all military assistance or by john delegation. and the remarks by speaker pelosi were an important step towards demonstrating us commitment to upholding and defending human rights and democracy. especially in the face of authoritarian expansionism. but through the speaker explicitly condemning, authored by john's illegal and unprovoked attack on armenia and on civilian populations in armenia. this is also a principle step towards holding author by john to account for its aggression. but on that point, what we need now is to see these powerful words translated into an actual action to hold as bai's onto account. and that must begin with the immediate suspension of all for the military assistance to us or by john the security council. resolutions also wide, explicitly the author by john to seize all aggressive actions against local army and population. and did not at all undermine the fundamental right to self determination of the armenians of arts, or to live peacefully and freely in their lands free from persecution. at the hands

u. s. simply decided it, but gulf states should probably to feel a bit wary. because the trick with rushes assets is not washington's 1st soup. there was a ran which accused the u. s. a violating international law for seething $2000000000.00 worth of its assets to destabilize its government. and on monday, the international court of justice is that to begin a hearing on a case filed by ter, on in 2016, something that can set a precedent on what happens with the seizure of russia's assets. it's at least possible that the international court of justice will fight that the u. s. violated iran's rights under international law. if u. s. congress takes the same approach to russia's assets. as it did to ron's, it likely will manifestly violate international law than we have afghanistan, a country already reeling from the consequences of decades of u. s. intervention. also having no access to billions of its foreign reserves. further, stunting its economic growth, the people of, of gun histone had been made to suffer doubly for a government they did not choose. but the

i think we should listen all the actors like no one and the u. s. stock market because they don't mean the ukraine. european countries like my got them and the french government should stop the u. s . being that aggressive in the conflict, and i think and told them the negotiation solution could be possible. it's been a couple ways yet with locals choosing whether to join russia. we've been, you or the native now in our special cafe. ah, i was wondering on occasion, bring us more details from the dentist and look on the topics. the referendum has entered the 3rd day here in the la guns people's republican across the regions of course, were having their se so far. everything has been relatively peaceful and quiet and well according going according to plan that says despite caves, attempts to disrupt and to intimidate the local population. here when it comes to figures now roughly all across the la guns people's republic, just short of half of the entire population, that is of course, eligible to vote, have done so they have had their sake. now the v

u. s. government, so they should make a u turn. otherwise we will get into the cries, the citizens who are already here. go ahead, john. when you see it's going to market well, because i followed up because i'm quite old. i followed the evolution of the game party in germany in the green party started it being a very pacific party and they wore a me size and so on. and now they're still on the home completely and you have their book is diminished to her. to hang a fair in germany, we should clean. and now she said that for several years they are going to start to train by punishing harsh. i was there not even finishing that. in fact, if you lifted the sanction that would decrease the price of energy. and that was actually her pressure because her shot makes a lot of money from the fact that the price up in high. i mean, i mean it's a total absurdity, but the, the fact that this is, i'm of these people are just this, well, you just let this is and i just don't believe it. and they don't know how the fact that the specificity movemen

in 2014, i think we should listen mall the actus worldwide. no one big kush ation and the u . s could stop this conflict, they want it because they don't mean they, ukraine, european countries, my, my government and the french government should stop the u. s. being that progressive in the conflict, and i think i told them the negotiation solution would be possible. had another incident in a russian controlled part of the promotion region. as a car exploded in the center of the city of many tow pole, while voting on the referendum was being conducted authority. se the plans for the result of miss handling of explosives by a ukrainian supper tour who died as a result earlier to other bloss occurred in the same region in the city of bad john, the local authorities said improvised explosive devices. we use them in what they describe as a terrorist attack by ukrainian forces. it's the 3rd day of voting and referendums, and dom bus has own ends up away with locals, choosing whether she joined russia. we bring you all the latest now in our special coverage. ah how correspondent berman

and in 2014, i think we should listen mall the actus worldwide. no one, big push asian and the u. s. could stop this conflict if they want it, because they don't mean they, ukraine, european countries like my government and the french government should stop the u. s. being the progressive and conflict and i think and told them the negotiations solution could be possible. and another incident and a russian controlled part of this up of was region as a clinic floated in the center of the city of military poll. while voting on the referendum was being conducted already said the last was the result of mishandling of explosives by ukrainian. somebody who died as a result earlier, 2 other blas occurred in the same region in the city of bat. young, local authorities said improvised explosive devices. we use them as well. and what they described as a terrorist attack by ukrainian forces. hey, it's the 3rd day of voting in referendums in dumbass hassan and sell parisha with locals, choosing whether to join russia. we've been, you or the latest now in our special coverage. ah. i'll correspond

and the conflicts in, since the might on coo and 2014, i think we should listen all the actors worldwide. no one big push ation and the u . s. could stop this conflict they wanted because they don't mean they, ukraine, european countries. my, my got them and the french government should stop the u. s. being that progressive in the conflict, and i think i told them the negotiation solution would be possible. it's the 3rd day of those lessons and on bus hassan anticipate alicia with locals choosing whether to join lasha we penny or the latest now in our special coverage. ah. a correspondence on occasion bring us more details from the desk and against republics. the referendum has entered the 3rd day here in the la guns people's republican across other regions of course, who are having their se so far. everything has been relatively peaceful and quiet and well, according going according to plan. that said, despite caves, attempts to disrupt and to intimidate the local population, here when it comes to figure it out roughly all across the longest people's republic, just short of half of the entire population. that is, of course

u. s. and the u. and damaging the economy in europe can be in the u. s. interest. so we should keep in mind that they're making demands in us is making demands on all the countries of europe. and yes, it's a very heavy price that european countries are, will pay for this and are already paying by cutting off the very energy and, and gas and oil that they need. they're the ones paying the price. and they will see that more and more come winter. yeah. and so that's, that's creating real cracked reality, their situation versus see us. and we have seen some, some rest, certainly in europe over this politically speaking. and i have in mind that the mid terms around the corner was it in this abide and this, this pumping a military support from ukraine, obviously, domestically there are, you know, quite a few issues as well in america as well as europe. well, it's a big diversion. it, it gives us biden an opportunity to really play at a new war with big promises. i think all of that is extremely dangerous, and yet always very effective during an election to have a diversion to have a

should listen mall. the actors were like no one big kush ation and the u . s. could stop this conflict if they wanted, because they don't mean they ukraine and you can reach my, my got them and the french government should stop the u. s. being that progressive in the conflict and i think and told them the negotiation solution would be possible. and another incident in a rush and controlled part of the upper voice region. as a car exploded in the center of the city of mila topple. while voting on the referendum was being conducted already to say the last toward the vehicle in half. earlier to other blas occurred in the same region in the city of bet, young sc local oppose. he said, improvised explosive devices we use there and what they described as a terrorist attack by ukrainian forces. it's the 3rd day of voting and referendums and on bus has on and as up away with locals choosing whether to join russia. we've been you or the latest now in our special coverage. ah a car finance been cost. so that brings us the details from the denice, the public where the voti

u. s. they actually should be 6 different parties because of the internal divisions. we've been talking a lot with all i guess about the idea that this is the hard left. this is todd, right. this is the would divisions within the labor party itself. is it time to actually split the labor party? because this doesn't seem to, we didn't lay potty any favors to having this internal, almost constant infighting. the bottom line is that the layer policy is the only vehicle for progressive government in the united kingdom. as a result of our natural system, 1st pass the pace. i wish requires a 5050 percent like not even that you sent a majority of wrong in each constituency the has no, i proportionality today whatsoever. if you had a push or representation system, then i agree that would be very good grounds to state the labor party it into 2 different shades of left wing opinion and then the public to decide which one of those shades of on that. and then you have a full coalition between the different factions to for when you government that is extremely normal around the wo

u. s. interests. so we should keep in mind that they're making demand for us as making demands on all the countries of europe. and yet, it's a very heavy price that the europe and countries are, will pay for this route for now. money is peter scott's on the back again at the top of the with the latest news views on analysis. here are not.

u. s. department of defense. should that give you any reason for concern? definitely, but i actually want to go a step further and point out that the united states is on the decline and u. s. officials and they're in the they are constantly being fed information from their their people in the persian media that they funded that they own nbc persian d o. a persian iran international, which is a so the outlet to mother and all these and their online army, their, their cyber army in albania, funded by nieto and supported by their, had this information that iran is about to collapse and so on. and this is all wishful thinking. the fact is that the united states does not have the ability to undermine iran. iran is rising, it is ascending as the united states and its european allies are declining. the smart thing for the united states to do is to change his behavior and to behave more realistic, realistically. but i don't see that happening in the times. all right, so i will have him out on the professor at the university to ron, giving us a some pretty interestin

u. s. policy should be a should nuclear weapons be used by russia saying just that it's reactions would be consequential as i put it. it must also be noted that in the context of this interview, it was made clear that this was not based on any new information that has been received. that hootin is contemplating. taking such a step, it was more of a generic question. i what if, but it's important to note that in 2020 vladimir putin signed a military doctrine that had been established in russia. which states very clearly that russia can use nuclear weapons, should other countries use nuclear weapons against it. but also, and this is a very important point, it can respond to the use of conventional weapons with nuclear force when and i quote, the very existence of the state is threatened. now this is the exact words that vladimir putin used at the start of the war. and one of his 1st speeches when he was responding to the western response to russia's invasion of ukraine. so this got military analysts, somewhat concerned that he would be using this phraseology, which is part of a military doct

u. s. troops. but we should have been prepared much more with regard to local stuff, like putting up lists and, and consolidate lists and, and being aware how to evacuate people eventually, and also quickly if needed. now this inquiry is not you to report it findings until 2024. isn't that a bit long to wait till there is, of course is the long way and the people who suffer the most. and to way to get at least a little bit of justice from this a committee for them this, this time is a long time. but it's also a huge bag of documents that we need to investigate. a lot of witnesses we need to talk to. but this investigation committee is no obstacle in putting up the, the refugee program, which i have talked to. so these are 2 entirely on coupons. its own processes, lawmaker and velasco use of the governing f t p. party. thank you. thank you. thank you. now to germany's world renowned exhibition of contemporary art documentary, which this year has been mired in controversy and scandal, organizers have spent the pas

u. s. interest. so we should keep in mind that they're making demands in us as making demands on all the countries of europe. and yet, it's a very heavy price that the european countries are, will pay for this. and finally, iran has accused the us of using the recent unrest to try to destabilize the country. it comes out the people took to the street following the death of the 22 year old kurdish woman must armenia early this month. that's up. she fell into a coma falling. her detention by the morality. police are responsible for enforcing iran's streets. dress code for women is the fear newness, with more as evidence, largest anti government processed in a decade have been spreading across the country. the west continues to poor fuel on the fire. the mass rally started in response to the death of a young woman who died after being detained on accusations of violating. they slum mac republic, he job mandate as she wore it so loosely. iranian women have been the face of the past, week's demonstrations, some raping

u. s. president has ordered the flags at half staff over top of the white house. and we should point out that is also the case over the u. s. capital. we also should mentioned that there have been statements that have been issued by the house speaker, nancy pelosi, she has said that over her 2nd 7 decades in the throne, her majesty was a pillar of leadership and the global arena and a devoted friend of freedom and the top republican in the u. s. senate mitch mcconnell saying to dale american, stand with our great friends across the atlantic in morning, the passing of her majesty, queen elizabeth the 2nd, the british peoples loss is the entire world's loss. so this is really a profound loss that is being felt by not only view as president, but also some prominent leaders and capitol hill as well. and kimberly touched a little bit about the, the queen's place in american, the american psyche or the, or how they interpret the queen. so legacy you know, it's so funny because the american history is founded on the really abolishment of any sort of attachment to the british monarchy,

u. s. lead. so i think the demand should be raised for accountability, where we've us respond. they don't respond with accountability, anywhere in the world for their crimes. china is accusing the u. s. have beth to claiming its been a legally exporting syrian oil. women, so many wooden. where's the u. s. and other countries to store unlawful military stationing and actions in syria? still imposing unilateral sanctions on syria. sto stating oil and grain from the country and give the syrian people that true human rights. freedom and dignity. china's ministry of foreign affairs says that the us take syrian oil every day, damaging its economy. the country produces iran, $80000.00 barrels per day, but reports say that us forces still over 80 percent of that amount on a daily basis. meanwhile, more than 14000000 syrian people find themselves in dire need of humanitarian aid. struggling to meet their daily needs. gender shoe, a senior fellow at the pan goal institute, says that syria is now facing an acute crisis. a fact that the west dismisses this by this dire situation. the u. s.

u. s. germany, france and poland should quickly coordinate closely here and adapt its deliveries to the new situation. germany must immediately play its part in ukraine successes and supply protected vehicles, the martyr infantry fighting vehicle and the leopard to main battle tank. wash as ambassador to germany. second, a china of say, the german authorities of cross a red line by expanding weapons supplies to key. if he say such a move will lead to the escalation of the conflicts and an increased death toll among civilians. this call is supplying the cranium regime with german, made lethal weapons and use not only against russian service men to port, but also against the don. bye civilians is certainly a red line that the german authority should not have crossed. taking into account. first of all, the moral historical responsibility of germany to our people for the crimes of nazis, them during the great patriotic war. of course, such a turn is dangerous. we hear voices in germany coding for further supplies and expansion of the range of weapons. there are a lot of them. unfortunately,

u. s. interests. so we, we should keep in mind that they're making demands if us is making demands on all the countries of europe. and yet it's a very heavy price that the european countries are, will pay for this or up for now. money is peter scott's on the back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news views on analysis. here are nazi a, a a with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally i'm i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very difficult time to sit down and talk with us all started i boy, well in that pretty up. but almost a year for is terrible only with a blood lab, but a little bit like i'm on that thing with dental, but the head nozzles and poignant national full. and i would i think but, but i had i like that was also a new seal. it was also supporting your community, but it is finished, but you are still idea. i think maybe you might not for a little was a than

should start negotiations with russia. this comes as ukraine has recently published a security guarantee proposal, which looks to the u. s. u. k. turkey and australia to be guarantor states. the proposal these allies should make clear commitments to support ukraine's military. however, ukrainian officials say this proposal is not a substitute for joining nato. was cross live now to earle ras, me as an executive vice president of the your asia center earl. it's great to have you on the program today. now, what do you make of the security guarantees or rachel, i think the if they've been proposed before, and i think there's the secretary austin, kind of talking about them and plus bring them up. so what basically this does is that it codifies, or it put a legal framework on, on commitment that need to be provided by the, by the guarantor, different level, certain ones on a military, certain amount would be non military. but essentially, you might have, you move that up quite to the nato membership, article 5, but it let it move that up, even though we've seen the fact. so, ukraine's actually to be literate and part of nato