victor victor don't you saw the general first goodbye. do you have a fellow captain?is pre-trial detention center was ordered by the prosecutor of all kolchansky districts; there they are already under investigation. thanks to him, the bandits from the kolchanovsky schnobel testified. well, if it's max in welsh killed the arkhangelsk operative and indicated the address where max rented an apartment. but we took him there in an ambush with a downy one with a pistol. so what were you thinking about? where? i knew that his name was tureev, the captain said, we will take tureev, and then i look, it turned out to be a witness. krasinsky max arrived. listen to this kruglov needs to meet urgently. yes yes but something else here. comrade major, he has a younger sister , who, well, max has a witness how many years are you worrying about faster than 19, but the truth is, she one remained, what if the bandits are coming, but not without reason the lieutenant colonel sent me to protect. especially knowing the address is not bandits. so you know ours. hello thank you sit down you

possession charge because she was exchanged in the prisoner swap for a notorious russian arms dealer, victor -- victor boot. he conspired to sell tens of millions of dollars in weapons that u.s. official said would be used against americans. >> we sent the message out but it is good business to have an american citizen in your back pocket when you need a bargaining chip. >> reporter: meanwhile paul wheeler remains jailed in russia after the attends to free him have failed. >> it was either free britney or no one. >> reporter: president biden promised to keep working on paul whelan's release. >> taking americans prisoner and holding them as hostages, this has to stop and my brother has to come home. >> russia president vladimir putin said the prisoner swap involved compromise and that more trade is possible in the future. >>> another layer to this. a u.s. official tells cbs news that last summer russia said they would swap we went for an assassin. >>> we meet so many volunteers at local food banks with different stories and reasons for giving. john ramose met a man whose life was changed when he had a

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in an orphanage victor's mother's documents also list smirnova lyudmila mikhailov and from tobolsk in this envelope is the result of a genetic examination between olga and victor victord out if you met your brother today . ready attention. i open the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged sister olga kurkova, on the other hand, her alleged younger brother viktor smirnov, the probability of consanguinity is i congratulate you. thank you brother. you have a sister and not one at all got it. phones let's exchange calling will be an opportunity, and go can i call them for you do you want to meet the children? anna ekaterina is sure you also appeared. brother today maxim does not have the feeling that you will soon become a brother, but also a brother. we are all worried about the result of a dna test that we will know in a couple of minutes. in odessa, ukrainian nationalists demolished monuments to catherine ii and alexander suvorov, which did not please the kiev regime . 27 who lost their roof over their heads during the fighting received apartments that already have everything for life. mariupol has become the largest construction site in the country. the main news of

victor petrov hello victor victor daughter herself informed you about what happened. g at 4 am. she calls paul cut. we can't understand anything. we went to the car to see them there. i have pictures of him now. here are the lies. there are fucking bloody ones on it. today, the phone was filmed, where he walks, as he glares, over him. so i bit off his ear. here, i almost cut it. here he seems to be explaining to someone. here he walks. he is your blood lies oh, oh, at that moment some something just left, lay and bleed for a long time, he had hemorrhagic shock from blood loss the person who did all this he filmed a mocking video where he kicks the lifeless body of my husband your child filmed a video of him beating helpless man kicking, as i understand it. he puts it out and then laughs. that is, as if on a lifeless body, victor cannot explain why you don’t want your son-in-law’s tormentor to be put in jail, because it’s useless, he will already be in prison there. prison. you pay there for 3 rubles. per month. this is also not an option. he should respond well. in the

victor is living with his parents and 3 siblings in a small town outside the capital of el salvador. he gets temporary work at the local cemetery. i decided to visit him. victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victospeaking spanish] [man speaking arabic] [palacios speaking arabic] [samir speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [boy speaking foreign language] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [laughter, indistinct chatter] palacios: sometimes i wonder what we have done wrong, because for many years we have exploited their resources in africa, making them flee. and they were welcomed here because they helped us to develop our countries. but now we don't need them anymore. and even though we continue to exploit their countries and their resources, they're not welcome anymore. [speaking spanish] [abubaker speaking spanish] [camera's shutter clicking] [speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [boy speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] trump:ho's gonna pay for the wall? crowd: mexico! man: it's the touchstone of

victor is living with his parents and 3 siblings in a small town outside the capital of el salvador. he gets temporary work at the local cemetery. i decided to visit him. victor wrote me that he and abigail broke off their relationship. victor: hola, adriana. [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victospeaking spanish] [man speaking arabic] [palacios speaking arabic] [samir speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [boy speaking foreign language] [palacios speaking spanish] [samir speaking spanish] [laughter, indistinct chatter] palacios: sometimes i wonder what we have done wrong, because for many years we have exploited their resources in africa, making them flee. and they were welcomed here because they helped us to develop our countries. but now we don't need them anymore. and even though we continue to exploit their countries and their resources, they're not welcome anymore. [speaking spanish] [abubaker speaking spanish] [camera's shutter clicking] [speaking spanish] [palacios speaking spanish] [boy speaking spanish] [trujillo speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] trump:ho's gonna pay for the wall? crowd: mexico! man: it's the touchstone of

victor to even see his wife and daughter and that victor was held for a year after year after year in harsh conditions. he described to me what had happened. he described to me how difficult us officials had made it for him to interact with the russian embassy. and it was, it was quite interesting to be able to speak to him from behind bars from u. s. federal prison. so this is kind of a review of my ability to interact with victor boots while he was being held on justly by us official a lord of war and a merchant of death. and that's how western media describes victor boot for moscow, he's a political prisoner rejecting his case as unfounded and biased from the start. at his trial, he pled not guilty, and he called the accusations against him, a bunch of wise the court decided otherwise and jailed him for 25 years. he's now served a 3rd of that sentence, and he's agreed to talk to me from prison. because your case is highly political, are you being treated differently? well, of course i've been treated differently because by some reason, be okay, deciding that a timeline is special or is group or whatever. i'm a general population. but on the other very strict supervisor and control victor boot describes himself as a political prisoner. i asked him what that means. this is a 100 percent qualify as a political prisoner because if i'm off my nationality and i was denied to corporate side and i'm standing up. they

victor boot. victor bought was arrival in moscow still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way about, according to the forwards he was known, natoya se dealer involved in deal from africa, congo to live, to yawn, to honest, saw lebron on several places where he was involved in deals and he was arrested in 2008 in file and the 5 police arrested him in coordination with the u. s. authorities. he was taken to the u. s. where he was sentenced to 25 years. now this, the, the, the swap that took place hours ago, it seems, it was dawn and it was dated by 2 region or other countries in the middle east, saudi arabia and the us. and just yesterday, a call the phone call between president vladimir putin flat, russia, and the you. a president mohammed, i've been zeit to place and seems the de la finalize this act quite explains why the wife of victor boot and his mother say now that the till 2 days ago, they never knew about a deal to release him. now, despite the conflict and reports that we mentioned about his and victor with his going to be in russia within the come in minutes hours. we don't know, but he's going to be here. and this page is going to be folded. the us secretary of side says he's competent, finland, and sweden will soon be nice. home members, the foreign ministers are in washington, d. c. for talks, rushes invasion of ukraine, push them to apply for nitro membership. it's been delayed by concerns from to kia over care. their separatists and both countries, but as in the blink and says, these issues have been addressed. their militaries work, nearly seamlessly with allied forces been on sweden will bolster our lives not only through their military capabilities, but also through their values, an abiding commitment to democracy. the rules based international order, respect for human rights, respect for human dignit

victor's return . victor talked. he didn't know anything yet. it was the day before yesterday. um, i say, i was supposed to call today, just like that, they were waiting for a call to me at 8:00 pm, but he calls from the planes in abu dhabi minutes before departure. all met. okay okay. i love you very much. well, listen, everything, how are you in general, how is the flight? how do you not freeze at all, have you eaten? don't worry, everything is fine, i'll tell you, 33. everything is fine. yes, your night. see you soon, our family is very grateful. and you've been watching for almost 15 years now. yes, that is, i met with many of our politicians and deputies, and how many letters an appeal was written, the conversations were always very positive. here are the latest. well, let's say six months. yes , when hmm some information began to appear. eh, there was, of course, a great hope that victority. e to return home, and we are immensely, in general, grateful to everyone in general, and not only to the employees, uh, our ministry of foreign affairs and the embassy, ​​and i don’t know the kuntsevsky consular departments, yes, and in thailand and in new york and washington, and now my mother and wife already sees his figure in time, and in a moment he descends the ladder our correspondent. boris ivanin, met as if at the moscow airport with his family, thank you very much got there. well , sort of got there. exactly this. main in the middle of the night. just raised get ready and that's it. so special there was no preliminary information, by the way, the way home is a separate story, first from illinois, where is the prison, a transatlantic flight to british manchester, then abu dhabi, where the exchange actually took place, then makhachkala refueling, and finally, moscow as a result, i didn’t sleep for three days. of course, you have a dream in this village near moscow, viktor

victor boot. victor bought was arrival in moscow. still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way. about, according to the forwards he was known, natoya dealer involved in d. o, z from africa congo to live out to yawn. at 2 of one is on level on several places where he was involved in deals and he was arrested in 2008 in file. and the 5 police arrested him in coordination with the u. s. authorities, he was taken to the u. s. where he was sentenced to 25 years. now this the, the, the swap that took place hours ago, it seems, it was dawn and it was mediated by 2 regional countries in the middle east. saudi arabia and the u. s e and just yesterday, a call the phone call between president vladimir putin. osha and the you. a president mohammed, i've been invited to place and it seems the de la finalize this act quite explains why the wife of victor boot and his mother say now that the till 2 days ago, they never knew about a deal to release him. now, despite the conflict and reports that we mentioned about his ivan victim who is going to be in russia within the coming minutes hours, we don't know, but he's going to be here. and this page is going to be folded. was staying with this story, and william courtney is an a junk senior fellow with the rand corporation who served as what health senior director for russia. ukraine and you ration affairs and is a former us ambassador to georgia. he joins us now from washington. d. c. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. can you just give us, 1st of all, when the idea of what goes into a prisoner's swap like this, just, how difficult would it have been to get over the line? it normally is not quite so difficult, but because relations are very strained out with moscow. both sides have been concerned about what might be the reaction to giving up a certain prisoner the united states.

vÍctor domÍnguez se encuentra en el aeropuerto internacional de san josÉ. buenas noches. victor: nos encontramos en lo que es en el Área de los arribos. le preguntamos a las personas cÓmo ha sido estos viajes. con la situaciÓn del clima, algunos vuelos sean cancelados. ——se han cancelados. hubo retrasos de hasta una a cuatro horas de retrasos. esto nos comentÓ una pasajera, ella venÍa de las vegas. ella llegÓ temprano. estuvo pendiente de la noticias de univision y estuvo pendiente a quÉ hora llegaba al aeropuerto. de dÓnde vienes? >> de texas. victora hora y pico. se retrasÓ dos horas. victor: cÓmo ve a la mayorÍa de la gente viajando? >> todo un poco inquietas. victor: se han retrasado vuelos de austin. platicamos con una persona que viajaba a san diego y le cambiaron el vuelo hasta el dÍa de maÑana por las condiciones climÁticas. seguiremos nosotros aquÍ y veremos la condiciones de los viajes. paola: gracias, victor. quÉ pasa con la gente que tenÍa un vuelo y se cancelÓ. la ley federal obliga a las lÍneas proporcionar otro vuelo. muchas aerolÍneas estÁn ofreciendo volver reservarle a los pasajeros otros vuelos. si desea viajar en auto, las autoridades les recomienda tener mucho cuidado. preste atenciÓn a su entorno. estÉ preparado para cualquier situaciÓn que pudiera presentarse, desde conductores imprudentes y carreteras daÑadas. este aÑo se anunciÓ un artÍculo con los delincuentes mÁs buscados en california. domingo rosas yepes, este sujeto se habÍa escapado a mÉxico tras cometer crÍmenes a menores de edad. vamos a presentarle

victor boot was wrongfully taken from from, from his fellow citizens in his family. and i should say for mister ralph, which was insistently in victor's corner, as was ambassador, and taught off who even recently went to visit victor in, in the prison. that is, that is referred to as in america as the, the guantanamo of the north. that's how bad the conditions are there. i tell you about this, and this is i had to assess the condition that it's a boot was held during his him in his imprisonment. but you know, i'm sorry he's, i am surprised. he survived because, you know, you don't, you know, it's not like, you know, the older you get, the more, the more likely you are to suffer some sort of catastrophic illness suddenly. and victor was getting up there in years as well into the fifty's now. and you know, you just don't, you can't interest, don't you just don't call 911 there they don't have actual physicians. you know, they don't ship you off to a hospital unless you're in a coma. so he had several serious elements. but victor is exceedingly strong. man. he knows how to take care of himself to protect himself. he made sure to to the extent that he can eat properly. so there were times when i was concerned that he

victor booth was wrongfully taken from, from, from his fellow citizens in his family. and that i should say for mister ralph, which was insistently in victor's corner, as was ambassador and todd off, who even recently went to visit victor in, in the prison. that is, that is referred to as in america as the, the guantanamo of the north. that's how bad the conditions are there. and we were fortunate that the judge and victor's trial, a judge shalon, made some very important findings at his certain saying that were, that were really strong and supportive. and pointed out several of the things that, that undermined this merchant of death, the narrative that had taken hold in the us. and so when i 1st took over the case and i looked over the, the record and the transcript and sensing material, i noticed how powerful her words were. and i noticed that they had never been brought to anyone's attention that i knew of anyway. and so the 1st thing i did was i gave her call, she had been retired at the time to migrate the surprise she, she not only spoke to me, but she stood by her words and was willing to go public with her views. that the sentence that she was forced to impose. ready on on victor was way too high and she would

victor arms. eda victor boot is back in russian out after the us release. tim exchange for basketball saw brittany griner. he was sentenced to 25 years in 2012, for conspiring to kill americans who has given his 1st interview to state media since being back accusing the west of trying to destroy russia. ali hashim has more now from moscow. it took months of secret diplomatic negotiations. what in the end, one of america's most wanted men returned to russia a free man. he was released from a u. s. facility as part of a prisoner exchange with the american basketballs thought brittany greiner, who had been detained to russia, russian alms dealer victor booth, was called the merchant of death and spent 14 years in the u. s. prison. you are sentenced to prison. 5. i knew that in russia, the mood was to, to watch spoofs returned home media outlets celebrated the big deal as it was described in one of the leading newspapers. while boots sat down with the country's international broadcaster place 1st interview. since his release was up, west believes that they didn't finish herself in 990 when the soviet union begin to disintegrate. the fact that we are now trying to live and not depend on anyone to be a truly independent power. this of course is such choking news for them. they believe that they can destroy us again and divide russia. president vladimir putin welcomed boots release, saying he'd be open to similar deals with the united states was mostly there. are other exchange as possible. yes, everything is possible. this is the result of negotiation that and the search for compromises in this case compromises were found. we did not r

elizabeth: the white house claimed it was no choice, it was brittney griner for victor the booth or nothing -- victor the boot or -- victorr nothing. nbc changed the story at the request of the white house to say that the only choice was brittney griner. you know, tucker carlson has been all over this. so, you know, after the messaging, the botched messaging on afghanistan, you know, the white house is now denying the united arab emirates and saudi arabia was involved in the prisoner swap when the swap happened on a runway in the uae. [laughter] you know what i mean, christian? people don't trust the messaging, and that's bad for the nation, it's bad for the u.s. economy, it's bad for u.s. national security. go ahead, final word. >> yeah,you're a left-wing administration, and this one certainly is, and you've lost andrea mitchell at mbc news or at least for a few minutes until they cover their tracks, then you're in trouble here. this is a total lack of credibility. and, you know, this sort of weakness is very, very provocative against our allies and adversaries. beginning with that catastrophic withdrawal from afghanista

vÍctor domÍnguez nos tiene opciones para los que vayan de fiesta con amigos, familiares. si toman no manejen. vÍctor: buenas tardes a toda la gente. hay que divertirse y hacerlo con moderaciÓn. paola: no poner en riesgo la vida de nadie. vÍctor y tomarse algunas bebidas les explico las opciones disponibles durante los prÓximos dÍas. este fin de aÑo moverse en el transporte pÚblico puede ser una muy buena opciÓn para los que desean regresar a casa. >> podemos acceder a este servicio gratis para no manejar un carro. ademÁs de eso tendremos servicio de tren ligero un poco mÁs tarde de lo normal. vÍctor: este servicio estarÁ dando un horario especial para el tren ligero. >> hay que buscar para los horarios de ellos, pero pedimos a nuestros pasajeros que buscan nuestro website para encontrar los horarios especÍficos. vÍctor: se estarÁ ofreciendo estacionamiento gratuito para los usuarios para que puan viajar en su auto y moverse en el transporte pÚblico. >> queremos que todos lleguen a casa sanos y salvos. si saldrÁn a celebrar no conduzcan, tendremos servicio de estacionamiento gratuito. vÍctor: aquÍ la corrida serÁ hasta las 2:00 de la maÑana, pero aÚn asÍ piden que revisen los horarios y cuÁl serÁ la corrida mÁs importante. >>

victor kendo, abc news, pearl gables, florida victor thank you. tampa's police chief is apologizing for what she admits may have been inappropriate behavior. chief mary o'connor was in a golf cart driven by her husband when a deputy stopped them for not having any registration. well, the chief identified herself and asked that he let them go without citing them, which he did. she now says she's asking the professional standards bureau to issue the same discipline that quote any officer would receive for similar conduct. hold over in a golf cart doesn't get more floridaand now big news from the design world. the color of the year for 2023 is drum roll, please viva magenta! okay pantone has chosen what it calls an unconventional shade for an unconventional time. you know, i really don't hate this magenta. it's growing on me. the choice is supposed to help guide the world toward eight. brighter future agenda surely accomplishes that now, following three years of more muted, pandemic inspired colors, which is i guess what we had in the past. i think i

vÍctor domÍnguez platicÓ con una vendedora de comida y nos va a contar cÓmo es su dÍa. vÍctor: muchos salen trabajan. >> llegÓ aquÍ a las 6:00 de la maÑana, hay temperaturas muy frÍas. vÍctoremplo de las personas que deben liberar estas temperaturas porque no hay de otra. afuera estamos cerca de los 50 grados. >> estamos como en unos 30 grados. >> esto te afecta. >> quÉ pasa en la maÑana cuando viene a trabajar? >> todo afecta, tiene que salir adelante y hada darse a la temperatura. sep pone lento. >> buscamos a la ciudad de san josÉ. vÍctor domÍnguez, "noticias univisiÓn 14". paola: y usted visitÓ la ciudad de san francisco en su automÓvil sabe que es complicado de estacionar el auto, esto es por la cantidad de personas que llegan a trabajar hasta san francisco. mÁs de 550,000 personas viajan con direcciÓn a la ciudad de san francisco. esto tambiÉn ocurre en la ciudad de san mateo. si usted planea visitar esta ciudad tenemos informaciÓn para que el viaje sea menos estresante. le dirÉ en cuÁnto tardare en llegar y cuÁnto se gasta si viajamos en un carro particular. >> aproximadamente dure manejando desde san josÉ hasta san francisco una hora. luego de 20 minutos pude encon

victor boot. who is this man? victor boots seems to be someone who just to knows too many details and to many high officials personally. and he is reported to have deliberate weapons to various countries such as of gan is done and gall, and west and african countries for years. and someone who does that must have good, very good connections. the reactions in moscow to his arrest and to both all his extra addition to the u. s. a. in 2010. 10. show how important board is for the russians at that time, even the russian foreign minister and several national politicians criticized his extra addition harshly. if foot really tried to achieve the release now of this alleged or of dealer personally as there are really a lot of questions and for example, who benefited it benefited from both a deal board deal. i did the board or work for the russian secret services. did he work for other secret services? no doubt you will now have good life in russia. and because the russians are, who are a former us prisoners, are they all can, yo

victors wise who never gave up and never hired of trying to ensure that he would be freed president pollutant, who never gave up the notion that and victor boot was wrongfully taken from from, from his fellow citizens in his family and i should say, for mister ralph was, was insistently in victor's corner, as was ambassador, and taught off who even recently went to visit victor in, in the prison. that is, that is referred to as in america as the the guantanamo of the north. that's how bad the conditions are there. i'm surprised to survive because you know, you don't, it's not like, you know, the older you get, the more, the more likely you are to suffer some sort of catastrophic illness a suddenly and, you know, you just don't get interest, don't you just don't call 911, there they don't have actual physicians, you know, they don't ship you off to the hospital unless you're in a coma. so he had several serious elements. but victor is exceedingly strong. man. he knows how to take care of himself to protect himself. he made sure to, to, to the extent that he can eat properly. so there were times when i was concerned that he would, he would even survive to make it to the swap. those things, the boot i brittany griner was seen presidential pardons before they were set free on thing

>> all right, victor oquendo in florida. victorthank you. >>> there was an alarming report today of a medical emergency playing out at a middle school in los angeles. at least ten students suffering possible drug overdoses. seven of the students rushed to the hospital, as you can see there, dozens of firefighters, ambulances on the scene. all the students we're told are between 12 and 15 years old. tonight, what authorities now believe the students might have ingested. our chief national correspondent matt gutman on the scene in l.a. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of l.a. firefighters responding to that scare at a middle school. >> rescue 71, overdose 5435 vesper. >> reporter: that initial call for possible overdoses coming at 10:34 a.m. with at least four victims from van nuys middle school. that number growing to at least ten. all of the students experiencing mild to moderate symptoms. the massive response coming just a day after l.a. county reporting a nearly 1,300% increase in fentanyl deaths since 2016. >> it was possibly an edi

vÍctor domÍnguez nos tiene el informe. vÍctor: el oficial josÉ orozco nos cuenta que acciones tomarÁn este fin de semana para evitar quehallan conductores ebrios. >> habrÁn muchos oficiales trabajando durante este fin de semana para combatir las personas manejando. hay otros lugares, otros departamentos. vÍctorscan para que la gente llegue bien a sus casas? >> lo primero es que estamos buscando conductores que estÁn manejando en ebrios, eso es lo mÁs importante ahorita en estas fechas, porque muchas de las familias estÁn en las calles, yendo adÓnde van a festejar la navidad. vÍctor: ¿ quÉ recomendaciÓn le podemos hacer a la gente? ¿quÉ recomendaciones hay para evitar accidentes? >> lo primero es; si no tienen que salir no salgan, quÉdense en casa a festejar la navidad. si van a tomar asegÚrense que tengan a un conductor designado. vÍctor: si lo llegan a detener el costo de su bolsillo y a su rÉcord debe ser muy grande. >> la fianza menor es de 10.000 $ y si es el segundo o tercero, pues la fianza es mÁs grande, y si causan un accidente cuando estÁn tomados, pues la fianza es mucho mÁs. vÍctor: si llega a detectar un conductor que maneja de manera errante no dude en avisar a la autoridad. >> si ven a un conductor que no vaya bien en el camino que llamen al 911 y decirles lo que estÁn viendo.

vÍctor nos tiene mÁs de esto. victor: hay que tener mucho cuidado y cuidado tambiÉn en casa.irÍa pensando que me iban a detener con miedo y obviamente manejando borracho, haciendo cosas que no deberÍan de hacer pero a lo mejor en estos dÍas vemos que ellos bajan el nivel de investigaciÓn. >> portarse bien es una de las recomendaciones del abogado y si no tiene un estatus legal dentro del paÍs y busca viajar por aviÓn, lo puede hacer con una identificaciÓn vÁlida. >> normalmente no batallan. >> aunque se presentÓ un documento legal, corre el riesgo de ser mencionado por migraciÓn, pero que pasa si el viaje lo hacen por tierra? [inteligible] >> es importante tomar en cuenta que el nivel de riesgo altÍsimo de por el estado con el nivel considerable, pero debe saber que eleva el riesgo de una detenciÓn. >> evitar estar entre 100 millas de la frontera si es posible, buscar rutas que estÁn mÁs arriba. >> ¿quÉ pasa con las personas que tienen daca que tambiÉn van a, que viajan por aviÓn y estÁn bajo esta modalidad? >> no deberÍan de tener ningÚn problema, esta permitido estar con lo

victor works met our correspondent. boris ivanin. he managed to get exclusive footage of how victor would have entered the moscow land and met with his wife and mother. so boris is now in direct contact with us. boris is waiting for all the details from you, how everything went. yes, greetings anton. again. indeed, it was a very touching meeting. after so many years of separation, uh, almost 14 years. victor bout spent e away from his homeland, and finally that night he returned to russia, this path was not easy in many ways, including in the most direct e from the state of illinois, where victor seemed to be kept in prison. at first, uh, he was sent by plane to british manchester there was refueling, and then from the uk an abortion with a russian flew to abu dhabi exactly there in the capital of the united an exchange took place in the united arab emirates, and our compatriot for an american citizen , basketball player brit, was not a player who was convicted here in russia, but to 9 years in prison for smuggling and possession of drugs. and then from abu dhabi, and already the plane took a course in russia, but first there was a stop. help in makhachkala and the last 3 hours from about 9:00 pm until midnight viktor but e, spent in the air on his way to the russian capital and here on the airfield of vnukovo airport he was met by the closest people. it is his wife alla and his mother ra

victor davis hansen. victor, it's not like we're listing out the ivy league here. not that it matters, but ohio state, nebraska, north carolina, georgia, cornell, oklahoma, alaska-anchorage, zero republicans there. >> yeah, that's what's really disturbing. as you say, it's not stanford, yale, harvard where we expect that. these are conservative states, and these used to be neutral institutions, but they've been taken over. and what's also disturbing, it wasn't just english and history, the economics department as well. and the question is why is it happening, and even more disturbing is that when people say democrat versus republican and the polls probe further, the people who are not republican, 75% of them identify as communist, socialist or marxist. [laughter] pete: great. >> they're not bill clinton democrats, so it's pretty scary. so what happened? we all knew when you give people lifetime appointment with tenure and no accountability, it ends up in utopia. but i think it's a little different the last, oh, 10 years, especially the last 3. most of these universities are not requiring s.a.t. or a.c.t.ments as they used to. the grades have been inflated, the teaching loads have been reduced, and a lot of professors see a lot of new students coming in that wouldn't have been admitted, but they're very ideological. and the courses are therapeutic, ideological, they're political. it's much easier to teach those kind of courses than the enlightenment or the renaissance or calculus. and so i think what's happened is the professors are saying, you know what? we've got a lot of motivated political students, we have fewer and fewer standards. i'm not going to give people c or bs or as, i mean -- pete: yeah. go along to get along. >> yeah. and i'm gonna do it. so what they do is they take out indemnity insurance and say, you know what? i'm not going to be classical liberal anymore, i'm not going to have standards because it's easier for me. i don't want the diversity, equity, inclusion czar down my back, i don't want to refuse to take that loyalty oath, diversity, inclusion, equity oath -- pete: yeah. >> -- and they just take out insurance and say, hey, i'm very hard leftist. and they live, a lot of these faculty members live lives of quiet desperation, they mouth all this stuff and go home and clinch their teeth and say, my god, this stuff is crazy. it's stalinist, but they won't buck it because they know the consequences -- pete: their job would be at stake. >> and these are not ma owe salvo -- mario salvo free speech listists of the '60s -- leftists of the '60s, they're stalinists. peace and love, free speech, they don't believe that. they're determined revolutionaries. pete: well, now i'm depressed. i mean, we knew higher education was liberal. you're saying it's still accelerating, and it's not just harvard, it's ohio state, nebraska, georgia, your alma mater, my alma mater, others infected with this disease. victorbetter, thank you,s sir. >> thank you. pete: back to rae chel who's still not in a bar to raise some headlines. rachel: pete, we have a cocktail segment coming up, so that'll help. all right, we're going to turn to some headlines, a disney world favorite is headed for retirement. the iconic splash mountain in magic kingdom, which i love, will close permanently on january 23rd after 30 years. disney will replace it with a ride based on the princess and the frog. the closure follows complaints against disney that it's based on the movie song of the south anded had racist overtones. >>> prince and princess whosome boston celtics coach joe ma assume la didn't seem too impressed with the prince and princess of wales. when a reporter asked him if he got to meet the royal family, he replied jesus, mary and joseph? oh, no, i did not. i'm only familiar with one royal family. i do not know too much about that one, which was an amazing response. and those are your headlines. all right. coming up

victor boot -rofited and mental wounds. victor boot profited from — and mental wounds. victor boot profited from the _ and mental wounds. rom the misery - and mental wounds. victor boot profited from the misery of - and mental wounds. victor boot profited from the misery of war| profited from the misery of war through his arms dealing. his capture in thailand was a triumph for us agents. are you comfortable about the morality of trading him for an athlete who was caught carrying soft drugs? this for an athlete who was caught carrying soft drugs?— for an athlete who was caught carrying soft drugs? this was an extremely _ carrying soft drugs? this was an extremely difficult _ carrying soft drugs? this was an extremely difficult decision - carrying soft drugs? this was an extremely difficult decision for l carrying soft drugs? this was an i extremely difficult decision for the president. there is no equivalency at all between what viktor bout did do and what britney greiner was accused of. it is also true that we are communing a sentence here that has largely been served, of someone who is older, who is ill, and who is less

victor boots or to after almost 15 years in captivity. at the i sting operation frame on the sham trial, and in addition to that solitary confinement and difficulty even being able to visit his family. victor boot is now free and back home in russia. the negotiations were kept secret, and even victor's wife had no idea what was coming. so let's review the details of this high profile case. well, back in the 1990 s. western leaders started psyching up the public against him. the british home office labeled him the merchant of death and hollywood movie demonizing, him called lord of war, was even released in reality. victor is the son of a book keeper. he served in the soviet military before starting his own cargo company. u. s. officials alleged that he ran guns for al qaeda and that he was involved in supplying weapons to various sides of african conflicts and across eastern europe. these are allegations he has repeatedly denied while us leaders seem to have no problem supplying weapons to some radical groups. it seems like after this, hollywood movie was released. and after victor's name had been dropped by various officials, they felt it was time to grand stand against him. victor had his assets frozen, but there was no law at that point under which they could prosecute him for hi

vÍctor domÍnguez habla con un entrenador personal y nos habla de esto. vÍctor: el ejercicio es uno de los propÓsitos mÁs recurrentes. ¿quÉ hacer para que luego de unos dÍas este propÓsito no lo dejemos de lado? le preguntamos a un entrenador que podemos hacer. no esforzarnos demasiado, y ejercicios bÁsicos, y posteriormente con una rutina buena seguir, es importante y para no dejarlo llevarse un amigo, alguien que te motive. hacer ejercicio es uno de los propÓsitos mÁs comunes de entre la gente,por eso entrenador nos da opciones para trabajar desde casa. >> si le gusta una clase de baile, de nataciÓn, que se haga algo que les guste y que estÉ cerca de su casa, porque si estÁ lejos la flojera, el clima y el trÁfico... lo acabamos abandonando. ya nos cambiamos y realmente querÍamos ver como la gente en casa puede hacer algo prÁctico. >> estas ligas se pueden conseguir en cualquier tienda de deportes juan lÍnea, son econÓmicas, no pasan de 5 $. >> si jalas hacia arriba empiezas a trabajar como una mancuerna. ponemos el brazo derecho y simplemente subimos y bajamos, si te das cuenta ahora estamos trabajando el trÍceps. vÍctoragua. >> hasta una almohada no sirve para hacer ejercicio. vÍctor: por algo se puede empezar, un poco de cardio es lo recomendable para el cuerpo. >> puede ser caminar, llevarnos a las mascotas a llevar un paseo al parque, la idea de esto es movernos, comenzar poco a poco con ejercicios reales, pensar en el ejercicio como algo saludable y no como algo estÉtico, es una manera de no dejar de hacer ejercicio y no dejarlo de lado. paola: la idea es que haga aunque sea un poco de ejercicio todos los dÍas. un estudio de la asociaciÓn americana de diabetesreportÓ que es probable que la cantidad de jÓvenes con esta enfermedad aumente de forma alarmante las prÓximas dÉcadas. se llegÓ a esta conclusiÓn de menores de 20 aÑos diagnosticados con este transtorno. este estudio sirve como base para adoptar un estilo de vida mÁs saludable. es indispensable tener una buena alimentaciÓn, especialmente si tiene en mente bajar un poco de peso. carla habla con un nutricionista y nos muestra ejemplos sencill

victor would finally have the opportunity to return home, and we are immensely, in general, grateful to everyone here. of course, they waited, they believed , they hoped, but alla, the wife of victor but , confirmed that the real release was surprise. well, we talked with victor. he didn't know anything yet. it was the day before yesterday. today i was supposed to call, just to me, here we were just waiting for a call at eight in the evening. here, but see you. i'll hug, just instead of calling, it will be the best, the best, the best . will told how the whole family, literally every day, waited and believed that victor would eventually be released and return home. i watched, well, of course, tracked everything, let's say, some publications, all the statements of our top officials and gentlemen, laurel grouse, in general, everyone, yes, when they say, we are doing work, work continues through special channels. let's wait. and of course, e always scrolls in my head. this is the moment, yes, when it will happen. you seem to be hoping that this will happen, and today they called we have a tv, unfortunately, we do not watch the news. well, let's say only in the evening. that's why maria butina called me and so to speak, she said, come on, hold on. i say, so every

victor work met our correspondent. boris ivanin. he managed to get exclusive footage of how victor entered moscow land and met his wife and mother. victor bout spent almost 14 years away from his homeland , and finally, this night, he returned to russia this the path was not easy in many ways, including in the most direct way. see from illinois where victor will be kept in jail. first, uh, he was sent by plane to british manchester, there was refueling, and then from the uk, an abortion with a russian flew to abu dhabi, it was there, in the capital of the united arab emirates, that the exchange took place. uh, our compatriot for an american basketball player to buy a non-grainer, who was convicted here in russia. uh, 9 years in prison for drug smuggling and possession. and here, uh then from abu dhabi, and already the plane headed for russia, but first there was a stop and refueling in makhachkala and the last 3 hours from about 9:00 pm until midnight viktor but e, spent in the air on the way to the russian capital and here the airfield of the airport vnukovo was met by the closest people. this is his wife alla and his mother raisa kuzm

victor bout or victor brittney griner. it's either griner four bout or, whelan is in a different category. we consider him different. do you buy that? >> not really. no. again, because of what i just said. originally there was a lot of talk by the russians of trading paul for victor bout, and now not. what has changed? what has changed is, the political climate, the united states, the war, a lot of things have changed. but they were willing to make that trade at one point, and now they're not. now they want to get more. and of course they have asked for salons death, but he's a spy but he's also convicted of murder. and obviously that is difficult for the united states to make a trade like that. but there has got to be some deal that can be made. and there are other americans and russia that have not been declared wrongfully detained, which is, that term is misused all the time. there are hundreds of americans around the world that are wrongfully detained but never declared sober fought by our government. >> how is your son trevor doing? >> thank you for asking. he's doing well. he's healthy. he came back all of his weight and muscle within a month or two. he's enjoying his family and friend. okay he's in great shape, doing a little traveling and enjoying being a

victor butum alla buta and with maria butina ah, so victor was arrested at the request of the americans, who simply did not like the fact that the russians were flying in africa, because in their opinion only americans should fly and transport goods in africa. this is clear. uh, a provocation was organized and the thai court, after the acquittal decision, flew out, issued a decision on extradition and transferred to prison, where in thailand they carry out just the death penalty . yes you know it is located on the bank of the river, just, and it is divided between the river a and a small road , a very old prison, victor should visit him every other day, and they would let me take food to him, which i cooked at home, and i passed all these old stone there from huge waves folded walls with towers. and when you pass these stone dark gates. there is a huge black board hanging on one side, and a board similar to ours. here is an old one, as if school, but such, so it was written on chalk. uh, how many per day. and how many death row inmates do they have? how many life sentences they have, how many prisoners there and there, well, about 50 years 25 years. and how many for example, and for tomorrow it is planned to bring it. e in execution of the death sentence. and how much has already been given, and now, passing through this informational one, i don’t know the scoreboard in quotation marks. it was just terrible, because every day the chalk was so worn out there, and the letters were fixed. that is, someone has already been executed, but the next day is still appointed, the next prison itself is built lik

to isolate continuing to take actions to isolate russia as a victor in world war ii it russia as a victor in world war ii it russia as a victor in world war ii it was the soviet union that gained its was the soviet union that gained its was the soviet union that gained its seat on the security council the ussr seat on the security council the ussr seat on the security council the ussr north russia since then much water has north russia since then much water has north russia since then much water has flown onto the bridge but one thing has flown onto the bridge but one thing has flown onto the bridge but one thing has changed is that we no longer live on a changed is that we no longer live on a changed is that we no longer live on a post-war planet those days ended on post-war planet those days ended on post-war planet those days ended on february 24th and the mechanisms that february 24th and the mechanisms that february 24th and the mechanisms that used to work have rusted and stopped used to work have rusted and stopped used to work have rusted and stopped functioning now it is time to come up functioning now it is time to

vÍctor domÍnguez con las diferentes opciones que tenemos a lo largo del Área de la bahÍa. vÍctor: una forma de festejar en este fin de aÑo es el transporte pÚblico. >> podemos ofrecer este servicio gratis para que no tenga que manejar un carro, ademÁs de eso tendremos servicio de tren ligero un poco mÁs tarde de lo normal. vÍctor un horario especial para el tren ligero. >> pedimos a nuestros pasajeros que busquen nuestro website para encontrar los horarios especÍficos. vÍctor: se estarÁ ofreciendo estacionamiento gratuito para que los usuarios se muevan correctamente en el transporte pÚblico. >> si van a salir a celebrar no conduzcan, tendremos el servicio de estacionamiento gratuito en todas las estaciones. vÍctor: la corrida serÁ hasta las 2:00 de la maÑana, pero le piden descargar la aplicaciÓn de clippers para que revise su saldo y anticipe sus pagos. >> que vean que tienen los fondos en su aplicaciÓn y tambiÉn pueden comprar su boleto con anticipo. cuando estÉn listos para regresar a casa todo es mÁs fÁcil. vÍctor: el propÓsito es que se mueva seguro. le deseo que tenga un feliz 2023. paola: nuevas leyes que podrÍan afectarlo comenzarÁn en vigor a partir del siguiente aÑo. una de ellas es la sb 14 72. refiere a los homicidios ocurridos por manejar a exceso de velocidad. >> cuando es comprobado que una de

there's also the matter of victor - also the matter of victor brutt, known as the merchant of death.iner, a professional athlete —— viktor bout. he told russian media he wished her good luck on the tarmac. republicans argue the swap wanted to make americans in exchange. it's put the white house on the defence.- exchange. it's put the white house on the defence. they were not willing _ house on the defence. they were not willing to. — house on the defence. they were not willing to, and _ house on the defence. they were not willing to, and i _ house on the defence. they were not willing to, and i said - house on the defence. they were not willing to, and i said this - not willing to, and i said this yesterday, to negotiate in good faith for paul whelan and so, it was either nick greiner, one american, or no american. figs american, or no american. as for paul whelan, there is still hope. russia and the united states signalled a rare moment of cooperation amidst the war in ukraine. translation: fire in ukraine. translation: are other in ukraine. translation: fife other exchanges —— are ot

victor was target. and, and as i've said many times, the u. s. agencies involved decided to target victor rude because because they could, without any giving any thought to whether or not they should and the repercussions that followed. we were fortunate that the judge and victor's trial judge shalon made some very important findings at his sentence, saying that were that were really strong and supportive. and pointed out several of the things that, that undermined this merchant of death. the narrative that had taken hold in the us . the 1st thing i did was i gave her call. she had been retired at the time to migrate the surprise she, she not only spoke to me, but she stood by her words and was willing to go public with her views that the sentence that she was forced to impose. ready on victor was way too high and she would have given him a much lower sentence if she had the ability to do so. i'm surprised you survived because you know, you don't. it's not like, you know, the older you get, the more, the more likely you are to suffer some sort of catastrophic illness. you just don't call 911 there. they don't have actual physicians. you know, they don't ship you off to hospital unless you're in a coma. so he had several serious elements. but victor is exceedingl

victor bout while victor bought was alive but moscow still a matter of conflicting reports. we don't know yet if he lived or not. the foreign ministry say, said he, i've now we have just saying that he's on his way about, according to before c was we know and notorious dealer involved in deal from africa, congo to live, to see you on to one is saw lebron on several places where he was involved in the deals and he was arrested in 2008 in file. and the police arrested him in coordination with the us authority. and he was taken to the us what he was sentenced to 25 years. now this, the, the, the swap that took place hours ago, it seems, it was dawn and it was mediated by 2 regional countries in the middle east. saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and just yesterday, a call, a phone call between president vladimir putin of russia and the u. e. president mohammed had been zeit took place and seems the de la finalize this act. quite explain why the wife of victor booth and his mother say now that they killed 2 days ago, they never knew about a deal to release him. now. despite the conflict in the force that we mentioned about his victim with his day to be in wash within the come in minutes hours. we don't know, but he's going to be here. and this page is going to be folded now. another page which is the issue of fall where he is not, it needs to be ended. and as we know that there are still talks also to reach to a deal to relieve this us national, who is and present here and russia. and this sentence to 16, yes. for espionage he was out of stood in 2018 when he came for our marriage, what i'm reading here in moscow, and since then has been imprisoned. so now this is the 2nd issue that still standing between the us and russia with respect to prisoners. okay, thank you very much. that is ali hush for us and moscow o 2 peru now where dinner below otter has been sworn in as interim leader after congress and pitched president pedro castillo, and h

victor katona at kipler victor, good to have out the program. you get my point every sign seems to point to higher prices. all they keep doing is going down do we have any idea why? >> absolutely. just feel as the oil market had the equivalent of writers block. there is no confidence and it reflects the market reality. the big explanation is everyone is afraid of recession and no one wants to invest. the smaller explanation is december and december is the down trading season. not a lot of people want to put money into a profitable 2020 and mess up the profits. those two combined get to a picture where people don't want to get into the markets and liquidity is thin. in the end, a clear bullish signal the keystone pipeline. you have opec plus countries, many actually, whose production is smaller than the capacity of the pipeline we don't know when the pipeline will come back there is no actual end result of that happening it is really, really weird this is what happens if the market grows to a really thin layer of liquidity as we have seen. >> for viewers that may not have heard, a big spill in the pipeline keystone that was keystone xl we will see when the keystone pipeline gets back up and running. let's talk about india how much oil is india buying right now? >> it's a lot. the overall assumption with the russian oil price cap was that the effect would be almost immediate. something would be felt by the market one thing that i think many of us, myself included, really anticipate is how strong indian buying of russian oil would be i actually counted the first decade of russian loadings for the europe-bound cargo 18 of 22 cargos went to india. almost every single the cargo loaded in december is going to india from the european ports of russia it is huge it is so huge that month to month, the loading levels are almost double what they used to be in november it is quite big which also means the oil price cap on rush nsia never really had the price disruption >> to be fair, victorthat price cap just kicked in all the ships on the water right now with russian oil or whatever and getting stopped for a bit last week checking insurance documents, those ships were loaded before the price cap kicked in. there may be a lag effect there. russia says interet may cut production if china reopens, it could take a while before we see meaningful flows to china, could it not it will not flip a switch and happen overnight >> absolutely. from what we have seen so far in terms of buying and purchasing activity, it is still relatively weak with china, you have two problems the efficienfirst is an easin restrictions which should be a bearish signal point number two is trust is not the same after november and december everyone was anticipating easing restrictions and bam, all-time high in covid cases and lockdowns. the market doesn't want to trust china that much right now. it wants to wait out what happens and see if cases go down and easing of resdtrictions doesn't lead to anothe

haslinda: victor, thank you. victor gao, vice president of center for china and globalization. let's get the first word news with su keenan in new york. su: beijing is scrapping covid testing requirements in most public venues from wednesday. for we need our test results will still be required to enter bars, restaurants and schools. it marks a retreat from strict policies that at one point saw a testing booth on every corner in major cities. it also comes as infections in china have fallen every day since the peak on november 27. bloomberg has learned that beijing is starting to cooperate with u.s. efforts to ensure that american technology is not routed into chinese military. sources tell us the ministry of commerce is helping domestic companies through end-use checks by u.s. chinese firms have 60 days from october 7 to show their products will not be used by the military, or they risk getting banned from trade with u.s. businesses. meanwhile, the u.s. is proposed selling taiwan as many as 100 of its most advanced patriot air defense missiles. and for $882 million. a state dep

victor was imprisoned for 14 long years, so uh, it's just it is wonderful that he will now be at home and in the circle of his loved ones. well, today, when victor is at large, so that you can say hmm about his arrest, about extradition from thailand, in general, this is a criminal case, a trial of detention in prison. yes, from a legal point of view. what were the violations in this whole story? uh, what evidence of his guilt was actually given, how significant they were in general, but let's start with the fact that a during the lawyer's investigation, which we initiated, starting in 2012, when i first met victormber 1912. in the course of this investigation, facts were established that, ah, actually demonstrate that the elements of a crime are in action. victor but was not there. that is, uh, the conspiracy in which he was accused, but it could not take place, since the second participant - this is your dialect, allegedly a participant in this fire, actually appeared. a dummy operative, that is, he knew what he was going for. he knew that this was an operation to capture viktor bout, that this was not a crime, but conspiring with an operative according to the norms of american law, it is impossible. that is, it was all a set- up, it was a fabrication of the jurisdiction of the united states and ultimately there was no corpus delicti, that is, our position was all the time that viktor bout was innocent, since there was no crime with which he could be charged. and if we talk specifically about the exchange procedure, about the procedure for negotiations with the american side. what are the lega

victor boots konstantin yet shall go. and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now, victor is journey home did not come easily. the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the usa and russia are anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family, salem up and archie, new york, a must have blaze has ripped through a sprawling shopping center in moscow. suburban firefighters have been battling to contain the blaze after it's spread across a reported spawn of 7000 square meters, fake smoke billowed into the early morning sky in the city of kim k with the buildings roof collapsing, authority say at least one person has been killed it's unclear what started, the police official said, it may have broken out in a home improvement retailer. i made flammable. aerosol on paints being stored there, the damage including them, all its contents. nearby park cars has been estimated up to half a $1000000000.00 in the story this friday, serbia says it's considering sending a

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victor's return . victor talked. he didn't know anything yet. it was the day before yesterday. and today he was supposed to call, just to me, he was just waiting for a call at eight in the evening, but he calls from the aircraft in abu dhabi minutes before departure. all met. okay. everything, don't worry. everything is fine. i love you very much. well, listen, everything, how are you in general, how is the flight? how do you not freeze at all, have you eaten? don't worry, i 'll tell you everything when we meet. everything is fine. see you. our family is very grateful. and you've been watching for almost 15 years now. yes, that is, i met with many of our politicians and deputies, and how many letters there were written appeals, the conversations were always very positive. here are the latest. well, let's say six months. yes when well, some information began to appear. uh, there was, of course, a great hope that victore are immensely, in general, grateful to everyone in general, and not only to the employees, uh, our foreign ministry and the embassy, ​​and i don’t know the kuntsevsky consular departments , yes, and in thailand and in new york and in washington, and now the mother of the wife already sees his figure in the windows. and in a moment he goes down the ladder. our correspondent. boris ivanin, met as if at the moscow airport with his family, thank you got a lot. well, sort of got there. exactly this. the main thing is in the middle of the night, they just raised it. get ready and that's it. there is no such special preliminary information, by the way, the road home is another story. first, from or inois, where the prison is located, a transatlantic flight to british manchester , then abu dhabi, where the exchange actually took place, then makhachkala to a gas station, and finally, moscow. as a result, i did not sleep for three days. rowing snow at home class, of course you have a dream. in

victor was sent, but in fact there was a big scandal, because we got information that victor was sent to supermax and the judge, passing the verdict, and at the end of the verdict comes. uh, the recommendations of the judge are mandatory, and the regime of detention, and in the way that she did not consider victorime. this is approximately how konstantin yaroshenko was. yes, that is, the general is not some kind of super max , all the more, which means, of course, after that, but i turned to a russian consultant, turned to lawyers. and all we could do was write a huge petition to appeal to the judge , again there was an additional hearing on the regime of detention. she really invited all the representatives of the theory bureau, the representatives of amin yust there, that is, this hearing on the regime of detention was closed there, where they really told me about it. the lawyers simply conveyed what , in fact, was discussed. and that victor is a very strong personality, well, i do not deny it. that's what a very large potential is required for its protection. uh, additional. yes, the guards are not just some kind, but an additional potential, that is, an additional prison resource. it’s that he has huge connections and it’s quite possible that he will use these connections there to escape in