doesn't care so much about that but because it's not you know and we so-called enemy nation venezuela china russia but saudi arabia is the single largest funding source for u.s. startups funneling at least fifteen billion dollars since mid twenty's sixteen s kara swisher said if you remove the saudis from the worldwide network everything collapses by comparison china has invested just eleven billion since two thousand versus saudi arabia's fifteen billion write in a bad reputation or trading on the new york stock exchange it would be them highest capitalized stock on any exchange anywhere in the world bad reputation doesn't. matter what is so ever on people's money flows of anything that helps the saudis they could just bite the bullet and take around co public that's a trillion in cash right there so again there is no a limit to the free unlimited trillions being friends. if you have the right friends in the sun and finally quickly this last tweet here to show you the juxtaposition between silicon valley the most privileged of america versus west virginia the least privilege of america oh my god

council the draft included a push to get an aid which has been blocked at the border by venezuela's military russia and china vetoed the move while south africa also voted against it a separate call from russia for a political solution to the crisis failed as well meanwhile venezuela's opposition leader is still out of the country building support among south american neighbors brazil's president diable sanaa reinforced his backing of. the meeting in brasilia says he'll travel to paraguayan on friday before returning to venezuela despite threats well let's go to al-jazeera as christensen to me who is at the united nations kristen the security council has met on venezuela three times in just over a month and yet the international community has still not been able to agree on a response why not. well the international community is divided between those who support opposition leader won by dole is venezuela's legitimate president like the united states and those who continue to support nicolas maduro like russia the united states actually had a majority in the council nine votes in support of its resolution whi

and dozens of other countries recognize guaido as the leader of venezuela, china, russia, cuba and othersng those backing maduro. steve harrigan reporting. he has been covering the venezuelan crisis and traveled there earlier this month. hey, steve. >> shepard, you really have two sides pointing at each other, blaming them for this catastrophic situation inside venezuela. you have the disputed president nicholas mawrdz blaming the u.s. saying this was an act of sabotage that caused the power blackout calling it an electric coup. he doesn't offer any evidence for that on the other hand the u.s. secretary of state saying this is the result of corruption by the maduro government and the incompetence. the secretary of state also took a shot at venezuela's ally cuba. >> when there is no electricity, thank the marbles of modern do you believe ban led engineering. when there is no water, thank the excellent high draw just frohydrologist. when there is no food thank the cuban communist overlords. >> one point that's often made in analyzing the situation on the ground in venezuela maduro still con

the draft included a push to get an aid which has been blocked at the border by venezuela's military both russia and china vetoed the both the vote meanwhile venezuela's opposition leader is still out of the country building support among south american neighbors brazil's president reinforced his backing of quieter at a meeting in brasilia the u.s. and north korea have failed to reach a deal in vietnam donald trump says talks were productive but the u.s. cannot agree to lift all sanctions accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal israel's attorney general says he plans to indict prime minister benjamin netanyahu in three separate corruption cases netanyahu has dismissed the allegations as politically motivated. individual. for three years they have been conducting a political witch hunt into the witch hunt which aims to topple when government would bring to probe the leftist party of libido and guns but put inhumane pressure on the state attorney general the new york times is reporting that the us president had ordered his chief of staff to grant his son in law and a

council a draft included a push to get in aid which is being blocked at the border by venezuela's military both russia and china vetoed the vote. donald trump has returned to the u.s. after talks with north korea ended with a deal in vietnam all the time says talks were productive but the u.s. cannot agree to lift all sanctions accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. pakistan's prime minister says a captured indian pilots will be released on friday as a peace gesture a pilot was caught after india and pakistan said they shot down each of those fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region. offended means journalist has just been back in court to try to get a libel case thrown out the case against the new site fundamentally r.s.s. has been brought on by a private citizen she was arrested two weeks ago after investigators. papers at her office is the latest in an ongoing battle over media freedom in the philippines president raji go to attack his government has also filed charges against. things to say many addresses joining me now on skype from manila thank you very much i

do that this situation in venezuela would be perceived as less one of the united states control and countries like russia and countries like venezuela and countries like china may then look at it as something that's a little more easily resolvable i don't think they'll be military confrontation because there are too many players in the venezuelan military of the cubans the russian federation united states brazil colombia there's a lot going on there that would be combustible and i don't think would bring a resolution so i don't see a military confrontation but i do see mr murderer eventually leaving the likely places cuba but cuba is going to need some assurances that in the morning it won't be seen as a hero to resolve something in the afternoon. be penalized for not sending them so you've mentioned yourself that. job and the american involvement in them wouldn't be so. so to say spoken loudly about because if you go outside america for this part of the world for instance. intervention. inside politics. very clear america is taking sides and is making a point to be on one side why do you think the united states administration is so deliberately taking side

the draft entered a purse to get an agent which has been blocked at the border by venezuela's military both russia and china vetoed the voters the u.s. and north korea have failed to reach a deal in vietnam donald trump says talks where productive is about the u.s. can also agree to lift or thanks sons sean young accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal.

venezuela says he's concerned about the ability of opposition leaders to return to the country safely been meeting with several latin american leaders over the past week elliott abrams also called on russia and china not to undermine its efforts in venezuela clearly the support of russia china for the euro regime helps the regime. i don't think you're going to see large amounts of additional money put in by either russia or china. but there are there are political support their diplomatic support. helps the regime and we have made the argument unsuccessfully to date to both russia and china that they're not helping themselves that is if their concern. or to the degree their concern is about the recovery of monies they have lent or invested a bankrupt venezuelan economy will never be able to repay those amounts only even as well in recovery will be able to do so and that's not going to happen under the murderer regime or russia's government says it stands behind venezuelan president nicolas maduro despite growing international pressure for him to resign step us and has more. the timing of the visit of dallas you rodrigo's the vice president of venezuela is interesting because it comes only one day

venezuela. united states criticizing china and russia for vetoing its resolution to called for humanitarian aid. russia says venezuela is a sovereign country and is concerned the u.s. will take military action. southwest airlines is filing a lawsuit against its mechanics union. southwest is accusing the workers of reporting trivial maintenance issues in order to take planes out of service. union leaders say that mechanics are calling out legitimate safety concerns. the irs says the average tax refund is up 19 19%, on par with levels seen last year. in previous weeks the average refund was at a double digit drop from last year. the most recent data shows the average american got $3,143, up slightly from last year. bill gates is revealing his list for the year's breakthrough technologies. he wants to see how well robots can move and how well voice assistance can talk. gates is concerned about environmental solutions like new wave nuclear power, the ability to capture carbon gu dioxide and remove it from the atmosphere. gates is interested in predicting premature birth, devices that monitor your he

venezuela a u.s. led vote seeking for elections has failed at the u.n. security council russia and china vetoed the move while south africa voted against this christensen amy has more from the united nations. that as well an opposition leader traveled to brazil on thursday visiting president jeroboam. and passengers of european union states it was part of a tour of several nations meant to ratchet up international pressure on president nicolas maduro to step down. at the united nations knows allies attempted to do the same united states introduced a resolution calling for a free and fair elections in venezuela as well as humanitarian access but russia would not have it. we are seriously concerned by the fact that today's meeting may be exploited as a step for preparations for real not humanitarian intervention and as a pretext for external intervention they vetoed the draft which was supported by nine other council members the u.s. is special representative for venezuela said the biggest threat to the venezuelan people came from their government regrettably by voting against this resolut

the world so it's a confrontation that goes way beyond germany and venezuela it's a confrontation between the west and china and russia internationally. reporting there thank you very much a german court has handed down prison sentences of between three and ten years to four man accused of operating a dark platform for child sexual abuse images it was called elisia and it was one of the largest such websites in the world with more than one hundred thousand or using one hundred thousand user accounts. it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence the four men were accused of setting up and operating a child pornography platform on the dark net investigators said the men had managed the illegal pornographic content on the elysium network was meant to be out of us of the material posted on elysium showed every kind of abuse imaginable of children and teenagers being bought and always played on the victims included newborns and babies the platform was discovered in twenty seventeen and immediately shut down the case made international headlines due to the large number of subscribers investigators found one hundred twe

the world so it's a confrontation that goes way beyond germany and venezuela it's a confrontation between the west and china and russia internationally. reporting there thank you very much you're watching news still to come on the program child sexual abuse images on the dark net a german court is set to rule on the truck in the trial of four men accused of running one of the world's indian administered kashmir tensions are already running high between india and pakistan after an attack on indian troops in the region in february the disputed kashmir region is at the heart of a decades old dispute between the two nuclear powers our correspondent sonia found the car sent us this report from srinagar the summer capital of indian administered kashmir. cushnie it's a battle guys patrols visitors from all over the world. but ever since a major terror attack and strikes by india pakistan they've stayed away quickly the region's key tourism industry. has been fending people across. into chicago a typical meal bought since he was a young boy. the recent oh boy has scared away his clients and dismayed to the openings. for seven

venezuela or u.s. led vote seeking free and fair elections failed at the security council with russia and china vetoing the move and russia had its own idea rejected as well pakistan's prime minister says a captured indian pilot will be released on friday as a peace gesture that was caught after india and pakistan said they shot down each other's fighter jets in the disputed kashmir region. donald trump has returned to the u.s. after talks with north korea have ended without a deal in vietnam trump says the discussions were productive but the u.s. cannot agree to lift all sanctions long accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. if united states removes partial sanctions namely removes the articles of sanctions that hamper the civilian economy and the livelihood of our people in particular we will permanently and completely dismantle all of the nuclear material production facilities in the yongbyon area including plutonium and uranium in the presence of u.s. experts and by the joint work of technicians in both countries. told me this proposal was the biggest denuc

russia. >> absolutely. there's the same kind of ties and venezuela to maduro, as well. china, iran, russia.zy up to maduro and make sure that he stays in power. there's a lot at stake here. >> harris: on "outnumbered" last hour as we took some comments with the president of brazil at our president inside the oval office, sometimes i can just be a photo op. but the president was taking some questions. some of them were shouted. it's interesting, not everybody is comfortable in that setting. but someone who might have had some of the kinds of political criticism that bolsonaro has had sat patiently. on the president was pressed in health care and he talked about the late senator john mccain. these were some difficult conversations. but the president also talked about trying to get brazil or at least supporting the idea of getting them into nato. >> that would be a nonnato nato member. the actual status of how that would work is a little bit still to be worked out. but i think it's a sign that they want to have some sort of economic military transaction, as i've said, and buying potential u.s.

has rejected rival resolutions on the crisis in venezuela a us led vote seeking free and fair elections failed at the security council with russia and china vetoing the move and russia had its own ideas objectives as well. donald trump has returned to the u.s. after talks with north korea ended without a deal in vietnam president tom said the discussions were productive but that the u.s. cannot agree to lift all sanctions young accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. you in the united states removes partial sanctions namely removes the articles of sanctions that hamper the civilian economy and the livelihood of our people in particular we will permanently and completely dismantle all of the nuclear material production facilities in the yongbyon area including plutonium and uranium in the presence of u.s. experts and by the joint work of technicians in both countries. told me this proposal was the biggest denuclearization vision that we could take in the present state in relation to the current level of confidence between the d.p. r. k. and the united states israel's attorney general says he plans

the crisis in venezuela has become an international issue with the u.s. russia and china all pursuing their own interests reports about outlines how he thinks it could come to a head. at. the first scenario is that maduro stays in power and rules over a land in ruins. and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. zoltan deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with the transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part. there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one but as yet no such resolution is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela except to continue. a spokesman for british prime minister theresa rice says that she will write to european council president donald tusk and outline a plan for delaying the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. but a day after the british house of commons speak of rolled out of the bags a deal negotiated by mrs my skepticism of the delay is growing in europe british labor is likely to formally request an extension to article fifty

venezuela, it looks more ambiguous. with each passing day. it is china and russia are stepping up incrementally. ually, they is certainly gradation in the buildup. buildup it is in venezuela paid the monroe doctrine is the trump presidency ready to fully assert it in the interest of stabilizing the hemisphere? >> i don't think president trump wants to get involved in a ground conflict in venezuela. but ambassador bolton said i think today or maybe yesterday, that we are going to look after the interest of american citizens in venezuela. there may be 25,000 or more there. i don't know if the president wants to do that. i hope you are considering things like a naval blockade to block trade of oil, between venezuela and cuba. the cuban security forces are backing up this regime and i think we need to be pressuring china and russia to decide it is time to walk away from nicolas maduro. lou: as we wrap up quickly larry kudlow at the beginning talking about his optimism, which is steadfast and reliable. your thoughts about where we stand with china and trade talks. also at the same time, coupled with g

billions of dollars to counter what it describes as rogue regimes such as china the madeira government in venezuela north korea and russia according to the documents countering so-called russian malign activities would cost america six hundred sixty one million dollars that some would spend on preventing the kremlin from spreading its influence across europe and eurasia investigative journalist dave lindorff from this company happening dot net told us that the idea of restraining russia comes from neoconservatives in power. always looking for more ways to get the u.s. involved in wars and who also backed this idea of strategic dominance so there's this long running thing that's been going on of trying to and i think it's getting stepped up again it kind of feed it a little after the collapse of the soviet union but during the soviet union and now back with dealing with russia there's this attitude of well we need to get is a strategic dominance where the u.s. can consider realistically having a first strike on the the russians and whether or not they mean to wipe out russia as a rival or whether they envision being able

thank you being here battle lines are drawn china and russia both heavily invested in venezuela they back sitting president nicolas maduro and russia is sending literally tons of humanitarian aid meanwhile this week in an oval office photo op the wife of opposition leader one goh i don't know familiar cryptic talk from president trump that all options are open and why those sounds ominous speaking of impending tactical actions by his operation freedom down the wall street journal reports that the u.s. dollar is now the currency of choice on the streets of caracas you were recently feet away on the colombian border what is your sense of how venezuelans are coping . well i think when we talk about venezuela there's a lot of talk in us media about a humanitarian crisis but it's not a humanitarian crisis in the same sense that somewhere like the gaza strip or yemen or somalia is what there is is an economic crisis where as you said there's hyper inflation people are simply unable to buy goods it's not that there are no goods now aside from that there is rolling there's these rolling blac

venezuela. that resolution vetoed by russia and china. let, take you to the state department. we'll get reaction from rich edson. reporting on the new sanctions america dropped on maduro's inner circle. >> there are more sanctions and restrictions on the maduro regime and state departments and administration are promising more. the treasury department announced it was sanctioning several members of maduro's inner circle for blocking international aid from entering venezuela. u.s. also said it's revoking the visas of 49 aligned with maduro and their families. the in an interview with fox news the special envoy to venezuela, elliott abrams, said the united states and the u.s., all options are on the table. >> i don't want to telegraph to the regime. we don't want to talk about it. the reason they are talking about it is they want to diminish the support for guaido and the venezuelan people. reporter: he emphasizes that u.s. is pursuing peaceful transition of power in venezuela. juan guaido this paraguay. he has met with leaders over the past week in colombia and brazil. he says

venezuela. now concerned about the deepening ties to russia and china with nicolas maduro. gabe gutierrez standing by in caracas. >> reporter: duelling rallies are scheduled here to show the deep divide. the u.s. ramping up the pressure on venezuela and warning russia to stay out of it. after a series of blackouts paralyzed venezuela, the red cross is prepared to bring supplies into the country. the first time nicolas maduro has publicly agreed to allow relief from the independent aid organizati organization. many families desperate for water and food. people gather here. according to the u.n., 7 million people are in need of help. the red cross can help 650,000. more than 3 million venezuelans have left amid the economic collapse. >> shameful. i work. i deserve better. >> reporter: angela says her father, low on pain medicine, died during one of the blackouts. >> i don't know what to do. >> reporter: on friday, this chinese plane with medical supplies landed in caracas. parking next to the russian aircraft. both countries backing maduro as tension with the u.s. escalate. >>

build the international coalition around this, and particularly focus on breaking off china, cuba, and russia from venezuela through whatever means we have available to us. those effectively are the lifelines. if the countries of the region, the colombias, brazils, and others decide they want to take more aggressive action, that is up to them. walter: you said colombia and brazil, you left mexico out. jake: mexico is in this interesting position. what i would be pushing their president for is to be some kind of broker in constructive dialogue or the process here. if his not going to throw all in with the coalition of countries that are coming together, i understand his politics and ideology and so forth, but he has a role to play and he should be stepping up to play it. walter: would more pressure on cuba be a part of this? jake: a combination of more pressure on cuba and showing cuba that there was something in it for them if they were willing to help us solve this. i do not feel the trump administration taking this position it did on cuba, dial back the obama outreach has been , in america's national secu

russia and china. to pursue mutual interest. in venezuela, it seems both have been involved to some extent. i came across not too long ago a quote by an african leader that said that china is the money and russia is the muscle. do you find that to be true? what do you see in terms of their cooperation? >> it's a very important question. we have seen russia and china work together in ways that they hadn't done 15, 20 years ago. that's a trend that's gone on for a handful of years. they found themselves in places where they have overlapping interest. they have strategic challenges between the two, long term strategic challenges place their interests. i don certainly, we see that today. venezuela is a good example. we have seen it in other places. we see it at the u.n. whereas members of the u.n. security council, they work together as well. almost always against freedom, democracy, liberty, the things the united states and democracies hold dear. >> let me ask you about recent news that italy is joining the effort on china's one belt one road initiative. obviously, major european country, frien

venezuela. seeking free and fair elections failed at the security council with russia and china vetoing the move and russia's resolution was rejected as well common battled police and somalia's capital hours after a bombing that killed at least twenty nine people play say a car bomb was detonated in a plot to assassinate bashir omar the chief judge of somalia's appeals court says it was behind the attack. the u.s. is offering a million dollar reward for information about osama bin laden's son the state department says homes have been laden is emerging as a leader of al qaeda and says he could be on the afghan pakistan border and said bin laden has released audio and video messages calling for attacks on western targets so the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera for news throughout the day in the meantime the strain this next. with a new leader in brazil comes changes to how we deal with it in the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role the president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil

the crisis in venezuela has become an international issue with the u.s. russia and china all pursuing their own interests reports about outlines how he thinks it could come to a head. and. the first scenario is that maduro stays in power and rules over a land in ruins. into the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the minister whalen's themselves. that will result in deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part of it on the upper echelon should there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one but as yet no such resolution is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela looks set to continue. and if you want to find out much more on this story stay tuned for a close up showdown on the border where did the view follows the venezuelan reporter there we just saw seize our bodies and his investigation that's coming up right after the news and now what makes you happy that's a good question to ask as it's the international day of happiness established

the crisis in venezuela has become an international issue with the u.s. russia and china all pursuing their own interests reports about outlines how he thinks it could come to a head. the first scenario is that maduro stays in power and rules over a land in ruins. and the second scenario is that there's a transition and initiated by the biggest whalen's themselves. in deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part. should there be a coup in such a scenario would be the most successful one. but as yet no such as a nation is in sight and the struggle for power in venezuela that set to continue. and there's more to see there you can watch the entire feature online on d.w. dot com we're on our you tube channel d w documentary. where you're watching t w news live from berlin still to come harnessing the animal kingdom amazing powers of regeneration we'll be taking a look at a new study that aims to discover how animals were able to recruit body parts and how this might one day benefit us humans. or

and russia, china is also bringing humanitarian aid to venezuela today. ou mentioned, is now warning russia and other countries that back nicolas maduro, warning them against bringing in military or equipment here. we've been speaking to people on the ground who increasingly desperate as they try to deal with these food shortages. one woman, angela carlucci, told us she struggled to find food and water for her young daughter as well as her father several weeks ago was low on medicine, he was cancer-stricken and actually passed away during one of these rolling blackouts. she told us why she thought the take a listen. >> i never thought i was going to be like this. i can show you my fridge, if you want me to. this is the worst part, because i just have greens. i can't afford to buy meat. there's store downstairs where you can buy meat but if you don't have light, how can you keep it safe? i deserve better. i don't know if i have to go or if 'it's better if i wait a little bit more. i don't know what to do. i really don't know what to do. >> so now, ali, the

venezuela a u.s. led vote seeking free and fair elections failed at the security council with russia and china vetoing the move and russia had its own idea rejected as well donald trump has returned to the u.s. after talks with north korea ended without a deal in vietnam president trump says the discussions were productive but the u.s. cannot agree to lift all sciences accuses washington of wasting an opportunity by rejecting its realistic proposal. in the united states removes partial sanctions namely removes the articles of sanctions that hamper the civilian economy and the livelihood of our people in particular we will permanently and completely dismantle all of the nuclear material production facilities in the yongbyon area including plutonium and uranium in the presence of u.s. experts and by the joint work of technicians in both countries. told me this proposal was the biggest denuclearization vision that we could take in the present state in relation to the current level of confidence between the d.p. r. k. and the united states israel's attorney general says he plans to indict prime minister b

there are two allies, the financial backers, cha they are china and russia, i feel they are still standing by maduro in venezuela have the kind of heavy investment that those of us who are closer neighbors of venezuela have in what is going on in the country, it hard to imagine sure, russia and china providing financial support but in terms of actually going to the mat to preserve this regime i don't see that happening. >> you mean logistically, right, yeah. let's talk about the these two seem to enjoy each other, do you think that key is getting maybe brazil so nato? -- intonato. >> that is probably a bit of a reach to think about getting them into nato, colombia is a member of nato, sort of what we call an ad way, not a fill a --l member. that may be possible for brazil. >> very pleasant to watch ambassador thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> interesting move, sometime president just throws things out like that. >> you know, you are part of nato, you have to pay your fair share. >> i have heard that. susan will be back for melissa all week-long, it is bulls and bears with david asman and the crew. >> s

two rival draft resolutions on venezuela have failed to pass at the un security council. russia and chinafor humanitarian aid to be allowed in, and free and fair elections. a russian resolution seeking a political solution with president maduro's approval for any aid failed to secure the minimum support needed to get to a vote. tesla has announced the closure of many of its retail shops worldwide as it launches its first mass—market electric car, a version of its model 3 sedan. the company says, to maintain affordability, it will only be available online. it will cost $35,000. in 2017, orders for the promised car reached more than 500,000. pakistan's prime minister has offered to return an indian pilot on friday, in what is being billed as a peace gesture. that comes after days of rising tensions involving the territory of kashmir, which both nations claim as their own. pakistan shot down the pilot's jet on wednesday, after india had launched a series of air strikes against a militant training camp in pakistan. our correspondents yogita limaye and secunder kermani sent these reports from

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this is a few days after russia sent military planes to venezuela. china venezuela as well. the question right now is nicolas maduro's government on its last legs, as the u.s. and guaido's opposition group. there is caution for that assessment, maduro still enjoys for from several groups that backed hugo chavez and the socialist government here. there is a large question of whether there will be large scale defections from the military as the u.s. is hoping for. with regards to the power outages, this is a country that is used to power outages and foodag which has been happening for years. we spoke with that woman, angela ca carducci, who told us that her father died because of lack of cancer ar this added dynamic of the escalating tension between the u.s. and russia, you mentioned these dueling rallies now scheduled for tomorrow, supporters of nicolas maduro as well as supporters of juan guaido, andrea. >> thanks so much to gabe gutierrez. admiral stavridis, the administration clearly thought there would be more defections, more quickly, from nicolas madu

two rival draft resolutions on venezuela have failed to pass at the un security council. russia and chinan calling for humanitarian aid to be allowed in, and free and fair elections. a russian resolution seeking a political solution with president maduro's approval for any aid failed to secure the minimum support needed to get to a vote. pakistan's prime minister has offered to return an indian pilot on friday, in what is being billed as a peace gesture. that comes after days of rising tensions involving the territory of kashmir, which both nations claim as their own. pakistan shot down the pilot's jet on wednesday, after india had launched a series of airstrikes against a militant training camp in pakistan. 0ur correspondents yogita limaye and secunder kermani sent these reports from both sides of the line of control in kashmir. mortar shell has hit this mountaintop. india and pakistan exchanging fire. in the fields in the forest is, the bombs land pick and fast. people watch anxiously. this is one of the last villages on the indian side. here, they are used to hearing these explosions,

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