ambassador to the united nations.applause] we know the united nations is indeed a deep den of anti-semitism, infected with the same rampant anti-israel and anti-american hate and moral rot that has polluted america's higher education system, especially since the barbaric hamas attacks of october 7, the u.n. has continuously betrayed israel, betraying american the process, acting instead as an apologist for iran and iran's terrorist proxies. under president trump, as ambassador to the days of popping up organizations that run counter to our interests are long gone. we will no longer fund terrorism, anti-semitism, and anti-israel hate. that stops immediately. [applause] and i am so proud that president trump has the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel , from moving the u.s. embassy to its right will place, israel 's capital of jerusalem, to negotiating the historic abraham accords, the greatest stride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter-century. to aligning u.s

ambassador to the united nations. this is 20 minutes. >> since october 72 have been people who did not show up for our community. the allies simply went missing when it actually mattered. and then there have been those who absolutely did show up and who met the moment. our next speaker is one of those very people. you may remember her from that eye-opening hearing at the house education and workforce committee just weeks after october 7, facing down the presence of pain, harvard and m.i.t. she grilled these leaders. and interrogated them in the public interest because not one of these individuals was willing to say unambiguously that it's wrong to call for the genocide of the jewish people on their campus. so the spotlight she helped shine on these institutions, two of those university presidents resigned. asking out a couple for the most prestigious universities in america. in both cases congress worked closely with adl and with her and her team specifically behind the scenes sharing information, alerting them to pro

ambassador to the united nations. she talked about insight semitism as an event hosted by the anti-defamation league in new york city. >> tends there have been people who did not show up for our community. the allies who simply went missing when it actually mattered. and then there have been those who absolutely did show up and met the moment. our next speaker is one of those very people. you may remember her from the eye-opening hearing at the house of education and workforce committee just weeks after 10/seven. facing down the presidents of penn, harvard and mit. she grilled these leaders. [applause] and interrogated them in the public interest because not one of these individuals was willing to states unambiguously it is wrong to call for the genocide of the jewish people on their campuses. because of the spotlight she helped to shine on these institutions, two of those university presidents subsequently resigned. you also may remember our next speaker for another hearing in which that will during ambiguity of the

mark my words -- that hearing is the type of strong, moral leadership that i will deliver at the united nationsone. [cheers and applause] and i know that i will be serving as the united states ambassador to the united nations and not the other way around, and i will always stand up for the american people, american sovereignty, and our america first values. that means i will always defend america's most precious ally, israel. i led the charge to expose the rot of anti-semitism on college campuses, and i will lead the charge on behalf of president trump to root out the rot of the true den of anti-semitism, and that is the united nations. [applause] this past week, we continued to see with crystal clarity that our fight to support israel and eradicate hamas is a fight between good and evil, light and darkness, life and death. the hearts of the world shatter to learn the horrific fate of the hostages. the world must never forget that hamas terrorists savagely murdered over 1200 innocent civilians, including women, children, the elderly, and babies, and took hundreds hostage, committing unspeakable

the united states drafted this text to mark the commitment of the united nation and the security council to bringing durable and to the war in ukraine. our resolution is simple straightforward and focused on the future not the past. the united states calls on member states to vote on the resolution today, the third anniversary of the conflict escalation when we have momentum behind us and because we do not have another day to spare. every day that goes by withoutpeace means more people dead , more destruction, more misery. the united states has consulted with councilmembers throughout the weekend and all morning and into the afternoon. we believe this council has had sufficient time to consider this simple text, the draft implores a swift end to the conflict and further urges a lasting peace . we can and should and must agree on that. mr. pres. , it's time to vote. i thank you. >> the representative of the us first put forward a proposal to adjourn the meeting till 3 pm 25 february. the representative expressed opposition to it. pursuant to rule 33 pursuant to rule 33.3 of the provisiona

and he also wants the us to leave the united nations. in fact, is a leading a group of lawmakers who introduced legislation calling for a complete withdrawal. after all, the one is another international organization made up of several countries, among which the he was is again, the biggest spender, and many are starting to wonder why include a 11 loss. it's time to leave nato and the you in, i agree. as invested or to the un, i saw how the huge and wasteful you and bureaucracy took $19000000000.00 us taxpayer dollars every year and used them to advance its anti us anti israel and pro terror agenda. this should end. it's not just about the money now. it's about the values which are no longer shared by europe and the us. something which was made very clear when the un secretary general didn't take washington's pro. israel stands against gaza and have lost several times. and this led to many of the us government wondering why it's even supporting the united nations. no more blank checks for the united nations. americans, harder and dollars

and he appeals to then 63 of the united nations dot com. i showed to support his army so that these new to new can be brought down on the belgians who would not eliminate the united nation abundance of them. but it is at that time the moon, but on to the soviet union and the americans then say this is the communists. and he is going to met conbal communist country and the division is made. and from that they own, there is a called name for the move, the called name for the moon, but is satan and the division is that he must be illuminated. of course, he is the rest on these detained intentions. so then beautiful view. and he tries with people like pim, woodland who are part of the people that he was working with on the attempt to escape on his way to the cosigned province to what was been correspondingly bill. now part is some guiding. unfortunately, the wound by the wrists and by the furthest of the 2 on wednesday, i've addressed the gym on this footage is one of the most painful footages you ever see. over the moon, buzz huns been tied to

many of them working for the united nations. i come back to this document to get where you made your position very clear, very recently. we will defend or work more robustly. we need to cool time on the era of impunity and the tax on siblings and aid workers and hold perpetrators to accounts. so how are you going to hold the perpetrators who killed those 300? and so if you're more than 330, she monitoring work as to what account, there's already an investigation by the international criminal court. they already have an arrest warrants, get against a prime minister benjamin netanyahu. would you appeal to the prosecutor of the court to start investigating those tests? so the prosecutors, i yeah, those are questions now that rest with the, with the lawyers and ultimately, we'll also arrest with historians. so you will, one of the most important officials of the un that employed these people has a duty of task for them. and the family is, i'm gonna feel the employer and someone who's been killed. do you not know costs then the prose

please welcome to the stage astronaut amanda nguyen, a standing ovation at the united nations. this was amanda nguyen delivering the opening remarks at new york's united nations headquarters during international day of women and girls in science. it was a really emotional moment for me to come back into the same hallway where i had fought outside of for so long. that's where i watched the world vote on my human rights, on my survivor rights. it was from that moment in september 2022, when the un passed it, that i felt like i had answered my obligation. when founded the nonprofit rise, which aims to protect survivors of rape and sexual assault, she details her journey from her childhood to rape survivor to activist in her new book, saving five a memoir of hope. this is my mom and this is my story would not be complete without understanding where i came from, and that's why i. it explores both my mom and my dad's story and how they came to america. you know, as a child of refugees, it's often a whole experience to grow up in america with this patina of war trauma and the stigma o

and this led to many of the us government wondering why it's even supporting the united nations. no more blank checks for the united nations. americans, harder and dollars have been funneled into initiatives that fly in the face of our values, enabling tyrants betraying allies and spreading bigotry with the d fund act. we're stepping away from this debacle if we engage with the un in the future. it will be on our terms with the full backing of the senate and an iron clad escape clause actually is the trade or between europe and the u. s. and you have the perfect recipe for the voice or a separation at the very least. trump is going ahead with a 25 percent increase in tires on european cars and all things as he said. but i love the countries of europe, of all countries, frankly, a little different. but unions been, it was formed in order to screw the assets available. let's be honest. the european union was formed in order to split the states. that's the purpose of it. and they've done a good job of it. but now i'm president. the wasn't for them to screw anyone. quite the opposite

you and hcr, which deals with refugees and unicef, which is the children's agency, if the united nations are you word, some agencies all going to be particularly hit. and i mentioned you and i see all that is a particular issue. as for the trump administration, people coming across the board and the united states, they don't like the word migrants. they don't like the word refugees. well, let's wait and see what gets supported and what gets pause. those agencies, you mentioned are absolute power houses of humanitarian development, work the absolutely essential to what we do and they do extraordinary work. i've seen it myself in the field like being in dial 4 i've been in damascus. i've been in garza, i've been in cookie, ends on the front lines of ukraine, russell and then all those places i've seen those agencies. you know, they're members of stuff going out towards the sound of gunfire in order to try to protect those who are afflicting it. so my hope is that that work will be present. let's wait and see. of course, the look of international a given by governments is not just given for

ambassador to the united nations. we know the united nations is indeed at the den of anti-semitism. infected with the same rampant at the israel and anti-american hate and moral rot that has polluted america's higher education system. especially since the barbaric hamas attacks of october 7, the yuan has continuously betrayed israel, betraying america in the process, acting instead as an apologist iran and iran's terrorist proxies. under president trump as united states ambassador to united nations the days of popping up organizations that run counter to our interests are long gone. we will no longer fund terrorism, anti-semitism in at the israel hate. that stops immediately. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. this is a very big day for a lot of reasons but this gentleman is a very unique man. i think i can say in the world of chips certainly but in the world pretty much of this is nobody has done what he's done. very for those of you that are into that world you would say wow is a legend buddy is a legend and it's an honor to be with you. very great honor. thank you very

we stand up in fever law firms, adherents to the international law including respect of the united nation charter principles and their integrity and interconnectedness. first and foremost, the principle of solving the quality of speech, small interference into the mystic series of sovereign states, and the right of the people to independently determine the your destiny and your own models of the political and social and economic development. traditionally, we co originate our approaches and our options on the resolutions we managed to to agree upon within the united nations organization. zimbabwe is a co author of the menu resolution. so the vote in favor of russian initiatives include in.

the united nations, one's of a growing number of sexual abuse caves with little access to help the fuse over global trade war are growing as us products. and it's the largest trading partner who's come into effect goods coming across the border from canada are going to be hit with a 25 percent. ton of the canadian government says it's retaliating dollar dollar. mexico is also facing at 25 percent out of and that's significant because 80 percent of its exports go to the us president totty assigned bottom says mexico is going to respond with tablets and non tyler measures. that china is imposing its own counter measures after being hit with an additional 10 percent out of may include an added to 10 to 15 percent levying us agricultural products and adding american companies to its export control list. katrina, you reports on these swift chinese reactions from beijing, a china wasted no time announcing its own response to new tariffs from the united states. it will impose extra levies of 15 percent on american chicken, wheat, cooling and caution. well, so it means so organ, polk, beef, fru

nation. he cooled on your. busy opinions to unite by spending more for the collective defense i called speech comes a day before a crucial european secures amazing as late as scrambled to agree on a response to the changing foreign policy in washington. the national butler reports now from brussels on what to expect from you so much. what since that is all stories of office meeting between ukrainian president for low demand zalinski and us president donald trump. it's been a dizzying few days for europe's leaders. betty able to keep up with the pace of offense as pace. coldwell, a line for the up tend trumps refusal until now to of the key for new york. security guarantees in the event of the ukraine ceasefire has shield a confident, fearful of russian aggression. but will say propelled it into action. no defendant guessing we must at any time united as your opinions determined to protect ourselves. you are points to ramp up the defense spending arms production and submitted free cooperation. this tool because it being a defining mom

united nations spends with you in these essential efforts. and i think high school might, is curriculum in the united nation? well then, and now it's all magazines. i give the phone to mr antonio because the, the, the local resident of the can cancel to deliver his message. majesty is your royal i in this excellence. he's the president. i'll assist you. let me start by saying, do you for inviting the opinion to attend as important meeting as international community and out up states try to give hope to millions of palestinians in gaza. and we're bringing over a bridge on all to 0 all see out of some of this meeting in colorado, 22 out of nation. so i'm using ng tiro to discuss the future possible reconstruction of guys as based on the plan that egypt has brought in front of the out of nations. they're going to be uh, commenting on that and of working on that later. we're going to be involved on the shot again, i'll just see the senior political on those. he's talking to us not from geneva or you were talking to us before. busy we went to the

really, united nations, united front by all nations particularly to end up in wisdom, what they have a resolution that they pass. both ill november 11th, 2023 and november 11th 2024 in which they insisted that date. but his financial gets older age, they need, they need to enforce this, and that's not very difficult to do if they really have the work to do it. they think for now that the sci fi has collapsed. it's not, yes, i mean, this is 1st in that what's happening here is that all the terms of this agreement have been breached by is red and death is a pretty good. so the resumption of the war, they trying to get what they couldn't get, settled with it to the means they want to get back there. hostages, the captives without paying the prices, which is the thought that withdrawal from guys and the stoppage of the word construction plans, as well as the massive aid that understands needs. these are all international recognized. these are things that the, what is demanding yet, is what it is not doing. and it was able for some reason to convince this trump administration to go along

we have to promote this plan into nationally the schools communication would be held with the united states. and of course, that have already been communication and contact we with the united states and other communication will be held with the european union in japan and the various international actors. the approved plan has a comprehensive understanding for speed, the company programs that wouldn't be implemented to do during that period spamming from 6 months to one year that include providing income, housing, and shelters for the palestinians who are in the open in open a to in gaza. and at this point, we would work to move as much as possible of the rubble and a dead battery and be along with uh, emissions overall kits uh on other explosives, uh the tenants being between they did. this is the analytic companies page. it also includes the social protection programs for the senior people with the primary objective to provide a urgent housing to the palestinians. as i have mentioned, who have lots of data houses as that is all over the, is there any attack and destruction? the int

i'm the secretary general and emergency relief coordinates of the united nations. thank you for talking to out to 0. let's start with that job. you coordinate all the, such as the un around the world. you've set the world is on fire, explaining to me how bad it is for the most vulnerable people on the planet. it's very bad. it's very bad is getting worse. so over 300000000 people right now are in dire need. and if this perfect storm between the climate crisis, between growing poverty and equality, and then these conflicts which are going on for longer and which move versus more intense, that are driving those numbers up to some of the figures. i mean, the staggering thing is improving children of this was on your website for 100000000 living. all fling from complex sides right now. it's extraordinary because we thought was it turning off was as the world we used to be better at doing that. the piece building that would actually end these was and allow us to get the humanitarian support in. and as a result, we, you know, we're the ambulance that goes towards these c

it began at the united nations monday where the u.s. sided with russia and north korea against ukraine and our allies on a resolution marking the third anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. it reached a boiling point in the oval office friday when president trump berated president zelenskyy and expressed solidarity with president putin. the big questions now, can the u.s. and ukraine find common cause again? what will it mean for the western alliance? why is the president siding with putin? secretary of state rubio will join us for an exclusive interview. chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: it's the oval office meeting that stunned the world. tensions behind the high-stakes push to end the war boiling over when president trump was pressed on concerns he's aligning with vladimir putin. >> well, if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way

it began at the united nations monday where the u.s.io will join us for an exclusive interview. chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: it's the oval office meeting that stunned the world. tensions behind the high-stakes push to end the war boiling over when president trump was pressed on concerns he's aligning with vladimir putin. >> well, if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. it's not a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. >> reporter: the vice president jumping in. >> the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. >> reporter: president zelenskyy explaining that when they've tried diplomacy in the past, putin has gone back on his word. >> he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplom

um, i don't know best will states around the world that didn't catch up in time for that united nations vote. and seem to be still voting with the old, colonial, most as in, in london and paris. will it take time for all of us, all states, all around the world to understand that it is no need for the rest of phobia or any more because there must is at the i am after world bank the w 2. i don't the way to the future of any of these multi lateral organizations. they, they don't, they want peace now, unlike these isolated western european pause portion of the, of, as well. um, you said russell states. uh but um, you know, internet as well. of course, the only a handful of countries that can truly enjoy sovereignty. and even that southern g is only partial. many of the country is that uh your venture door, lets say many, many within the 93 that you venture depend on uh, one way in one way or another on uh, the europeans. uh, some would still depend uh many of which delta dental united states, including the europeans, but the united states. uh at this point has uh, not tried to, to uh to mak

its cuts to for an aide, but that seems increasingly unlikely. gabriel's on to out is here at united nations in new york. send a head head on, i'll just say for an extra dition, but the u. s. has waited 40 days for 2 mexican drug lords arrives to face justice in america. the 5 years out through the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is the record, right? if i can you one right? o g 0 investigates if a global pens image treaty can end vaccine and that could see the floss in the curved point. now to 0, the college's here with the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just say right, a reminder of all top stories. this our little dimension and scape says his relationship with donald trump. time to be salvage doctor. he has arguments in the oval office. ukraine's president was off to leave without finalizing the minerals till he was best to sign your pen data, as were quick to reiterate that ongoing support for keys and ukraine's defense. french president, the manual. my phone says ukraine is fighting for

we stand up in fever law firms, adherents to the international law, including respect of the united nation charter principles and their integrity and interconnected this 1st and foremost, the principle of solving the quality of speed, small interference into the mystic series of sovereign states, and the right of the people to independently determine the your destiny and your own models and all the political and social and economic developments. traditionally, we co originate our approaches and our options on the resolutions we managed to, to agree upon within the united nations organization. zimbabwe is a co author of the many resolutions of the vote in favor of russian initiatives include in one against some clarification on that. so isn't doing transition of water space. ready is of course, the international information security and many others we outlined for those steps to further strengthen our coordination and foreign policy. because we discussed the persistent conflict on the african continent including central african republic for the democratic republic of the congo. molly scenar

we receive this distinction at the united nations headquarters in born . when is your own home? why does your uh, born oh, see as dude. and as soon as you need such on this, what you've dates, real key, i to trial worry to pass on it a to z as in expertise to as many women as possible with the aim of tending the threat of to certification facing molly into an opportunity and fostering hope and resilience in the process. the no idea that people are tradition doesn't support child marriage on the under one rule says that a female must, we've 114 pieces of cloth before she can marry how to do that, which means she'll be in her twenties. if that will said at the school up will have them under the tradition, doesn't support child marriages. you know, that's only a misperception that often happens in society. how may i, even i used to believe ag, it does a lot of when they say nothing with any guy, you know, my name is sushi oper, jani, i'm 24 and an active us to prevent child marriage. and that's a home when i started fighting for the prevention of child marriage after seeing my olde

ambassador to the united nations.applause] we know the united nations is indeed a deep den of anti-semitism, infected with the same rampant anti-israel and anti-american hate and moral rot that has polluted america's higher education system, especially since the barbaric hamas attacks of october 7, the u.n. has continuously betrayed israel, betraying american the process, acting instead as an apologist for iran and iran's terrorist proxies. under president trump, as ambassador to the days of popping up organizations that run counter to our interests are long gone. we will no longer fund terrorism, anti-semitism, and anti-israel hate. that stops immediately. [applause] and i am so proud that president trump has the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel , from moving the u.s. embassy to its right will place, israel 's capital of jerusalem, to negotiating the historic abraham accords, the greatest stride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter-century. to aligning u.s

the united states, the siding with russia against the european union during a major vote in the united nations. yes, we have seen some, we've heard some vibes coming from the white house that suggests that the approach may be changing, but we went out there yet and there's a lot of uncertainty about the future moves and us, russian relations and future moves. and us policy to work toward russia and, and us involvement in ukraine is also something that, that is subject. it's subject to change or it's going, it's going to preserve some of the elements. so the old approach, i would say that we need to be a little bit cautious when we, uh, when we shut out what? uh, what, what concrete changes have been wrought sofa by donald trump and where he may go. yep. from a field trip down to meet you, janet, and i'll stop you, the more from a member of russia's foreign and defense policy council. after this, by the, after the end of world war 2, great britain decided to make up for his losses with the merciless exploitation of its colonies. the plundering of the occupied territories. 8 my la, devastated as

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the united states, the siding with russia against the european union during a major vote in the united nations. yes, we've seen some, we've heard some vibes coming from the white house that suggests that i think the approach may be changing, but uh, we went out there yet and there's a lot of uncertainty about the future moves in us, russian relations and future moves. and us policy toward, toward russia and, and us involvement in ukraine is also something that, that is subject. it's subject to change or it's going, it's going to preserve some of the elements. so the old approach, i would say that we need to be a little bit cautious when we, uh, when we shut out what? uh, what, what concrete changes have been wrought sofa by donald trump and where he may go yet from a field trip down to major janet. and i'll stop you. the more from a member of russia's for an indefensible, as it counts. a lot of this by the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight ru

the talks brokered by the saudis and the united states will be there with the national security adviser and also secretary of state marco reveal. and that could well be the 1st step and coming up with a longer term deal. but i think as was acknowledged in the white house, this is happening because donald trump has put pressure on both sides to come to the negotiating table. and the threat of sanctions is just the latest part of that . okay, thanks so much. ellen, ellen fisher, for us at the white house, a russian miss. allan john strikes, hits you crimes, energy infrastructure in several regions, cutting off gas supplies in some areas. ukraine is preparing to and just have some more attacks without us intelligence sharing cells traffic. here's the lightest from case this is an american patriot missile air defense system. the cost of each battery, more than a $1000000000.00 around $4000000.00 to each missile. the patriot to save many thousands of lives by intercepting russian ballistic missiles, targeting areas and ukraine's densely populated cities. so how much dangers you claim actuall

and the bald and 2 projects as well as well as eighty's and a much rail the phone, the of the united nations. so in such a year of special historical significance, china, russia relations will definitely relate, embrace a series of important attendance. but the chinese president has reportedly accepted and if it's an invitation to uh, may, 9th victory day parade here, it must go whether or not he really will come with that does weight to be confirmed . we'll let you know here when i say may 9. so read squared are always that live and weld one for the meantime. appreciate you joining us. we on the, the chess willis. i am the, nobody's telling me that a humorous item built. this was the 4 digits of yellow, but it's sort of still there are some of it from the sort within the number of what it says. this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job, which she's been working for almost a year and a team gathering evidence on the existence of sync with us lives in ukraine. the russian interior ministry suspects that we use to test biological weapons for the 1st step is that t

even the speech that the halls and that'd be held in the united nation is against russia. so why this guy would come to us that they should diplomatic relationship between france and russia? there is, i mean, even the french people, we don't need that kind of people any way. so my crum is pursuing an objective because we are also seeing kind of the revelation of the european union. and he is looking for something in the, in the, in this the only thing that we can say, once again, is that the task that friends in your opinion are taking, they are digging their own graves. whether it is it kind of legally speaking or military speaking. mm hm. the crowns assertion that moscow is europe's greatest. right. com is just as washington is taking steps to bring forward peace negotiations on that ukraine. what do you make of the timing of that? well, the timing is always on purpose, but uh uh, forgive me to say the is the biggest threat to peace is not russia. the biggest threat to peace is my crumb and the slice. that's the biggest threats. the problem is, once again, is that the le

i came highlight on the form indeed on boss of the to own media, georgia and the united nations. i tell them all the hard to many thanks to both of you for joining us on the program today is very nice to see my 1st question. it's a can please that. so a ton mentioned some of the pro crumbs that were funded on the by that including spending to promote this one could gen the and africa now that those programs are being slashed by a long, most cool sort of a reaction. and you think we can expect from the applicants themselves? unfortunately, i'm unable to hear your question. i think there's a technical issue. all right, i'm sorry, sorry about that. let's try again. i was asking you about a trump tumbling down on the the kitchen that he said that the, the programs that was funded under president buys and which, where i'm being spent in africa and all these programs have been slashed by a lot in the us. what kind of reaction do you think we will get from the african people? okay, i think we have a, a connection problem with mr. heather that will twice to get that fixed me to go over t

this is absolutely against the united nations. i am totally undermining our traditional position of neutrality. which unfairness to police, going to salvage mentioned orland have long been wanting to undermine both. now in this new world, there, turbo charging is on. there is a proposal going before the irish parliament. that's the basis upon which we send troops abroad, which they call us a triple lock. traditionally, ours troops would only go abroad with you and mom's ation with the backing of the government and said that they are as parliament, but they want to remove the un mandate from that. so bring them off to engage in european military emissions, which against the backdrop of seeing the underlying announcement um, the acceleration of military spending on time war drum binding at would see the potential for iris men and women in their defense force has been sent abroad to pursue really your teen interior late and so it's quite extraordinary, but they are seizing the present moment in order to do something that they've long

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