let's bring in chris weston, head of research at pepper stone group.e are getting to the end of the year where you see exhausted being a really prevalent narrative. are the markets exhausted with the great selloff? that seems to be a bit of a turning point we are seeing. >> i am not sure if exhausted is the right word, they are searching out reasons to buy. everyone feels we have some coordinated intervention on friday, and we see follow-through dying this morning. this idea that a combination of what we have seen from the bank of japan, the wall street journal article, a combination of mary daly and another fed president as well is giving us a believe that we are getting to the point where the rate is clear to us, anything above 5% in this current inflation regime , opportunities in the bond market, the rate market. and that is the ceiling. as long as the terminal rate stays below 5%, that gives us believe the dollar rally from here is going to be sustained. maybe that gives us a chance to pull back into equities, and maybe we see a bit of a trend. we

mitten is strategically very important has it comes at the time of new world order, emerging non weston centric one. the world wide report, the pointed out is finally really become in multi polar and asia indeed plays a very important role in these global changes. while we're putting also spoke a lot about global current challenges such as terrorism and poverty. he called on getting rid of all artificial obstacles and suggested global financial system should be reconsidered. let's take a listen. if there were your energy price volatility leads to a decline in the quality of life in developing nations as well as develop states. moreover, there is a real threat of hunger and social unrest, especially in poor regions. russia is making every effort to provide critical commodities to countries in need, and we call for the elimination of all artificial illegitimate barriers to resolve urgent issues. we believe that it is necessary to change the principles of the global financial system which allowed for decades, the so called golden 1000000000 to live at the expense of others. we consider the

apparently it came from some one who relocated to several minutes from weston ukraine. it came from over there, but the locals here, they don't know why the man the foreman chose this place, because according to them, the military, the russian soldiers, they have never been here. dennis hands tremble now as he faces up to 20 years in jail for state treason. they didn't shake. they didn't slip though when he was providing more coordinates, which entailed another deadly strike, oregon for you. there was a strike over there. one unexploded shell is still stuck on the roof. then another strike came over there. the guy was sitting here, it was around 10 p. m. he was killed by a fragment. for the 1st time dennis has the opportunity to look in the eye of a person. he marked as a target on caves artillery maps. as a play, a short message, the victim paused with us to school. she to those people are scum. what else can be said about that? people rebuild the infrastructure and they keep destroying it. and it looks like the shelling come with help of informers over poor lawful. it

her, the discussion, the meeting will be focusing on our investment and trade partnership and made weston a sanctions. technically ukraine, east part of the c i asked, but key of never assigned the organization is charged back in 1990, so it has never become a member. so the meeting will be without ukraine, but tele, about it will keep you updated and how it's going here on the ground. yet ray will have all the updates for us at another news line rushes, deputy prime minister, alexander novak who receives the countries and energy sector, has said it would be impossible for the oil industry to adequately function. with a price cap on russian supplies. a big ass question mark at the moment, he emphasized that prices for the commodity should be based on market dynamics, not rules by western politicians. they can actually take, take any prize, but it should be decided by the market sir, presenting from the supply and demand balance. we said that we're not going to supply our annotate to the countries that are using that price gap law speech was out russian energy week. which is in full swing

by the way, we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nato century narrative, you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don't. i mean, really, we're living in extraordinary times. one, independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of those $133.00 observe as found any violations with any of the referenda that were being carried out throughout dumbass throughout the russian church. meanwhile, in italy, a rally was held to actually show support for the full formal ukrainian regions. joining russia, a residence of the northern italian city of genoa, gathered in the central square saying they recognized the results of the referendums. they also said western powers must stop escalating the ukraine conflict by pumping weapons into that country. now of course, one of the top stories of the week that of an old stream pipeline system getting struck by for underwater explosions, causing huge

her, the discussion, the meeting will be focusing on our investment and trade partnership and made weston a sanctions. technically ukraine, east part of c, i asked, but he never assigned the organization is charged back in 1990. so it has never become a member, so the meeting will be without ukraine, but tell lot about it will keep you updated and how it's going here on the ground. not according to an investigation conducted by the greys own media outlet. the british secret service hunt plotted to destroy russia's kerchief bridge long before saturdays attack, the crucial infrastructure links the crimean peninsula to the russian middle, another grey zone. save it, obtain correspondence on internal documents plotting the operation. let's go through it. the file to appear to be from a presentation back in april, cold, audacious, which details the organizing of a maritime arrayed operation for key if that was allegedly put together by high ranking british intelligence officers and art line to complex scheme to contain and limit rush his armed forces in crimea, military maneuvers near russia's

her family officials denied claims mister a coffee has been prosecuted bashing out what they call weston. thank news. joe smiled in j shed his take on the contents of the rain athletes case and the reaction to it, which he says is part of a weston agenda. there's a sort of a somewhat of a revolution going on in iraq. iran has always been a divided country, is, was going to to speech those conservative and those on the mountain side. and with, you know, dozens of now demonstrations. and in some cases, quote one riot spreading through the country on this job. issue one wonders whether people like mr. coffee will be you know, so errors will be held up as champions of the course. you know, you'd have to be very, very naive to believe that the west, the americans and british and probably this really is not involved somehow in this job protest. but a lot of just information floating i thought. and you know, it's difficult to put everything into perspective as to really how significant it is. i think we'll know the next few days. it was ms. mr. kirby is in good health and is not in prison. whet

other is to escalate further with the text on ukrainian civilian infrastructure with the text on weston, for instance, energy infrastructure. to make clear that his read that those attempted and next territories belong to washer has indeed not been a bluff. as he said in his speech, in germany's foreign minister said today that we should take rushes nuclear threats seriously. how serious do you think they are? we should take those that seriously. they are part of the options that the russian president has on the table in this war. but until we come to that maximum option, which is also for russia would mean a lot of costs and a lot of disadvantages. there will be other steps that we will see. so it is an option, but it isn't unlike the option at least for the moment because they're just too many other options at the wash and put them can walk to escalate and to get ukraine and the west away from further offenses. well that's the thing is that you hear the word nuclear and everyone gets very worried. so even it is an unlikely scenario. what can the west do? i mean, can do anything to pre

it is very good time for in the weston to dry ports on the border between our european community and ukraine for this moment. a lot will have to be done to rebuild ukraine and it could take decades. but the infrastructure is likely to be better than before. the war is far from over. but reconstruction efforts are already beginning. and for more on this, i'm joined now by ukraine's deputy energy minister yas loved him shank of those love. welcome to the show you tweeted a week ago at the height of these latest russian attacks against the energy infrastructure. he tweeted, never before have so many people and their survival depended on having electricity supply. how is the situation right now? first of all, it is important to understand this of this course time in the human history that a lot european countries like ukraine experienced such mass and drama docs in needs . critical energy infrastructure never before energy networks being so advanced and extensive, never before. yep. so may need me so being fired, still can use the s in ukraine and never before have so many people and the

in the region with nato. consider a nuclear respond to section attack, and is france undermining weston de terence by unit actually ruling out a nuclear waste on. for the mental purpose of natal, snooker, the tenant is said to preserve peace on the the, to regression on the, i'm prevent course against the nato. alice circumstances in which a nato might have to use nuclear weapons or extremely remote rushes. nuclear rhetoric is dangerous, reckless on that day. know that if they use nuclear weapon against that ukraine, it will have severe consequences. and i also know that the a nuclear war can help you on engineered before you came from general. think a missile news. i don't see a few grain a meter score, a sequence general you just mentioned that of the exercises you will held and next week will be routine one. but would you consider some kind of scenario taken in the counter the irrational dories we could to? right, right now they are threatening to blow up by the nuclear weapons of the brain and bridges, but that mean the contamination of soil and waters. this is dangerous, not only f

what happened here yesterday, not only capital, but across many ports of the country, local to the weston, a part for exemplary liver, if not just the leaders, but people here in general. i hoping that is a sort of like a wake up call for the rest of the world to see that what's happening here. and ukraine can easily spill over to other countries. as russia may resort to not only cruise missiles, but many, many other weapons. namely, the rhetoric that escalated the over the nuclear threat of rama and letting me put in. so yes, certainly are the leadership hopes that this is a wake of coal and more support is coming, both financially and militarily. funny. thank you very much. our correspond funny picture in the ukrainian capital kid. as we've been hearing there, the white house says us present. joe biden has spoken to president zalinski and promise to supply ukraine with advanced air systems. air defense systems biden has harshly condemned rushes air attacks on ukrainian cities. he said they demonstrated the other brutality of vladimir putins, illegal war and he was present will, of cours

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weston and dr. cohen came to the prison to speak to us, the only happy night i have ever spent in prison. that last class, i think none of us wanted it to end. there was a sense of mourning. everybody came up and signed the front of the script. i remember walking up --come on, i have seen you cry, ron. i walked out and had their song, no one wanted to hear. because of this guy, we made sure their song was heard. anyway. you take it. >> i am not going to cry. [laughter] >> that is why he to drama, -- he taught drama, he is extremely dramatic. [laughter] next question. [laughter] >> we have a question here from the online audience. i just want you to know there are more people that are listening to you online. there is a question here from carrie, i treasure having seen the play at passage theater, and it is an honor and joy to hear you tonight. do any of you continue to write plays or stories as individuals, or might the a club -- or might the collaborative experience be unique to your creativity? >>

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i do not know if we can make a massive distinction between the two but the bigger weston now and what the market needs to start asking about is windows the first cut come? that is the next thing to change from the fed. they keep saying we are not going to cut, we are not going to cut, then all of a sudden they talk about it. same thing with raising rates this year. they were not going to until the that. >> we will see what happens on the communication front. let's talk about mainstream things that tieback to wall street. for example, housing. it is a big issue in canada as well. people felt like prices were getting out of reach and low interest rates play a role in that. arguably there is less affordability and they worry about the road ahead. >> i wrote a couple notes about this. housing is in recession and has been in recession. we think it will remain in recession over the bulk of 2020 -- 2023. housing will have a hard time. a fair framing of housing is the thing of housing is it is always about the average buyer. the average buyer is completely priced out of the market. to get aff

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and the night that doctor weston and dr. cohen came to the person to speak to us is only happy night i've ever spent in prison. that was, and that, that last class, i think that of us wanted it to end. there was a sense of morning really. but anybody came up and signed the front of the script. and i remember walking up -- come on, i've seen you cry. >> i walked out and i had their song that no one wanted to hear. because of this guy we make sure their song was heard. anyway, you take it. >> i'm not going to cry. that's why he taught drama because he's extremely dramatic. [laughing] next question. [laughing] >> i have a question from online audience. i just want you know there are more people listening to you online. and there's a question here from, let's see, terry. i treasure having seen the play passage theater and it is an honor and joy to hear you tonight. do we need you continue to write plays or essay stories of individuals? might collaborate experience be especially valuable or unique to your creativity. >> as well,

the meeting will be focusing on our investment and trade partnership and made weston a sanctions. technically ukraine, east part of c i as but he never assigned the organizations charged back in 1990. so it has never become a member. so the meeting will be without ukraine, but tell lot about it will keep you updated and how it's going here on the ground. so russian energy week is in full swing with the international form and moscow addressing some of the biggest issues impacting global markets, particularly global energy markets. russia's deputy prime minister told delegates if western countries tried to implement a price cut on oil supplies. russia might simply just stop delivering the oil. they can actually take any price, but it should be decided by the market. so proceeding from the supply and demand balance, we said that we're not going to supply all we're, i'm not sure the countries that are using that price gap or me time a hungary is foreign minister peter seattle has emphasized that the u. member state wants to continue its cooperation with russia despite western sanction

i think that because of this government and this government is kind of an i weston government and i kind of, you know, gambling with russia and puts in so i mean, rush on influx is definitely a huge threat for that. there are the parliament, the ruling at georgia dream path. it keeps up it's election vouch of having a good relationship with russia and joining the european union. the country wants to become a bridge, if you will, between the european union and russia. the vice chair of the foreign relations committee says strengthening ties with russia is now a big ask. relations are bad tense and a dangerous for georgia because we don't have diplomatic relations. and russia presents an existential threat to georgia's independence, territorial integrity with the country in the very early stages of his bids that you membership many feel that this is the time to press a more forceful membership of nato in european union is the most important in order to protect the georgia civility and territorial integrity and the security. but the problem is that it's because of the war in ukraine. it is

i says that weston coverage of the conflict is a clear example of propaganda. ukrainian speak one thing and, but do another, i mean this is constant. they've been showing the dumbass region for 8 years and it's never reported in the west. so the west doesn't know what pain and suffering that they're inflicting on the people in these, in these areas. it's propaganda at its worst, is the new s trying to portray ukraine is innocent and, and neglecting and conveniently forgetting that they've been, they've been waging war against innocent civilians for all these years. oh, it's a latin american. our attention that united state is a heating out once again. columbia is present, strikes a blow at washington's policies, the ravaging the economies of latin america, the silver petro says, the us, the shoes own its own financial interest regardless of who is harmed as a result. yeah, we're not gonna use this economy in economic crisis is coming. the united states has virtually ruining every economy in the world yet in washington. they make decisions to protect themselves, sometimes without thinkin

tweet thing if you like, i'm putting these proposals across that hasn't really, really been very much weston political reactions any days or are we likely to hear the western media saying anything about this or, or we want to make of the radio science. there's been a little bit, it's really just sort of getting some attention today late the day here in us time . but i think the real issue is that again, we're not getting the full story better propaganda war from the outset. unfortunately, us, you're only seeing very brief snippets of is there another side to the stories or something else going on. and yet you've had put demonized in zalinski lionized. you had the whole issue of the u. s. and in western media portrayed as russia evil ukraine. perfect, and we know that's not the case. i mean there are problems on both sides. this conflict could have, should have been avoided. i think when you have voices of reason, even if you can dispute it, like you must say, let's find a path out of this that does not in, in nuclear war, does not in the ratcheting up. and frankly, i'm just stressed over the

the discussion the meeting will be focusing on our investment and trade partnership and made weston as sanctions. technically ukraine, east part of c, i asked, but he had never signed the organizations charged back in 1990. so it has never become a member. so the meeting will be without ukraine, but tell lot about it will keep you updated and how it's going here on the ground. we spoke with our trio political analyst and ortho don, gil, who believes the interests of asian countries often play 2nd fiddle to western one dates and other parts of the world, such as in asia, in particular, are also face with a plethora of security issues of their own, this may not conform directly with the west priorities in order to achieve a significant level of asian unity and prosperity and for states to prosper. with that particular unity. key key states and the states in general, within the region or continent must be able to engage based on the foundations of mutual trust, non interference, and of course a respect for national sovereignty and sensitivities. and this is in fact something that would cr

we reached a point where it effectively if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nitro centric narrative you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don bots. i mean, really we're living in extraordinary times when independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of those $133.00 observed as found any violations with any of the referenda that were being carried out throughout dumbass throughout the russian territories. now so brazil wag candidates lying for the confused top job in the heated election race polls of clothes in the 1st round of the presidential election with over 99 percent of the votes. having been counted and run off will place on october. the 3rd yes. now let's take a look at these 2 needing candidates who are buying this race. first, we've got brazilian president or former brazilian president louise in actually the silver he's a leveling candidate of the his convictions were reversed in 2021. mister silver,

however, the weston ukraine has declared the referendums, a sham and illegitimate archie correspondence. marina closer vote brings us more details to, as i say, not as i do, that's basically what the wes, this tell him. russia they'd like to preach and come off as the saviors of the world slamming any country that doesn't play by its rules. so of course, it's hardly surprising about this. it's all moscow got in response to the referendums. russia sham. referenda, if accepted, will open a pandora's box that we cannot close. no nation can redraw the borders of another by force, the sham referendums, where engine need in moscow, and post on the crane. this land rob is illegal and illegitimate. he can seize his neighbors territory and get away with it as simple as that. of course he cast his russia not american. after all, this is something only americans and their allies are allowed to do without any referendums. let's take israel, for example, will your administration, the by the ministration continue to see the golan heights as part of israel look, leaving aside the legalities of that, o

do you think weston has him on commissions law now and they're very core was so just the last i said when i sit in india and look at a neighbor of china seeking to be an issue. and that is why i said that, you know, we're in the one where our is the currency and in this on equal was now looking to come to see the global. so are seeking space for them. so i think that is the way i would look at, i'm the one today that the, the west has always been dominant for the last 200 years. but other countries have made this all of the major part of the soviet union, which is no longer there. but russia, in its own area, is a dominant china initial seems to be a dominant of somebody who lives up being a dominant, a big brother to our smaller neighbors. it's in the nature of international emissions that the currency is all, and therefore the, the, the weak show on this fight against the strong. and when you look at the long run systems which continue, they've done so benign market back says in terms of when i looked at one of these in terms of that section of intellectual property, right ritual,

beast, nation living, actually a 19 seventies ukrainian nationalist unleashed a reign of terror in weston ukraine. murder of the police commissioner, the same envoy, other police officials and teachers, arson destruction of residential and administrative buildings and warehouses. book to be a $33.00 at your presidential, a segan law. so it's not going to serve you right to still decide to keep your source, but that will be still under a mile on sugarloaf area as well. so. so what i wanted to say is done now from the start a new at or why did your most for, for huge on a mission also was 3 scare me forwarding bureau and not just of snow ship. i'm not sure not a huge bull molar. we hear you, so snowboard on is could i be a 6 foot block? what this frozen is it miss? it's do so small water. if you war pretty court. what were the division of salary? stuff won't go cross feels figured out, and i was at the time of the plans that was already stationed in moscow working as an operative of the o. g p u. s. foreign department, few people knew mile of worked in the department that he and to the plan

what constantly being formed in weston ukraine is new for me if i did what the full one shuttle of those got. i didn't a i'm to put it on skip, but there is you didn't hear anybody. any music for them to push to the park regulated what they do? not enough to grab the miscue for them. it's just new musical model for a she missed school. come on, but when you talk us i just for here we should little card their own kind of the way my scholarship was enough because all of them know that. but also from the premier store, an apple cello or 9 you missed school when i wasn't sure with that should just that the other the situation worse and every month in just the 1st half of 942 o u n members killed over 24000 people. meanwhile, the nazis were moving resources out of ukraine with impunity. with betty, any delay trains did they, but military cargo to the front line. at the same time, the partisan movement was gaining momentum desk launched the rails military train, destroy headquarters and german garrisons. they even engaged the armed forces of their marked phil questions. could you shortly here

so weston made it to rush ahead and just copy and paste these, these mistakes, and then you know, not really care about the integrity of what they're doing. it's becoming more more common now, certainly attention to africa. zimbabwe needs $40000000000.00 to develop is collapsing infrastructure according to the continued deputy finance minister, our funding requirements for infrastructure covering all sectors of the economy and the 14 priority areas, amounts to $40000000000.00. but having looked at our financing options in the fiscal space that we have, we are constrained in that area where there was a ministers thaws come in light of his countries, hardship, due to 20 years of un sanctions, which are still affecting millions of its citizens. at the you and general assembly several african needed off washington to lift the sanctions. while in bob was president called for a quote, immediate end to the restrictions which he says are illegal. the ongoing, deleterious efforts of the liberal sanctions continued to humper and are slowed down our progress and the realization of sustainable an

referenda in the formal euclidean territories, the russia anyway involved the procedure explosion. weston blackmail. so you know, so when you, molly, for these past few days, many of our colleagues from the global south came and told us about the economic blackmail and direct threats which they hear from the west. this is unacceptable with hello and welcome to international law. from moscow is just from 7 am here. i'm glad you joined us. i'm martha mommy, let's take a look at the latest top stories on this out. we saw with the latest from the conflicts in ukraine as an air strike alert has founded in regions across central. you train, including in the capitol of keith, mid air explosions, have been reported in j. tamira. and if he meets a regions on russian soil, ukrainian forces are reported of shell, the border city of belgrade for years also, its logins were heard in a city. as ad defense intersected an incoming attack launched by he forces. there are no reports of any casualties. the crating showing turned deadly in the dice republic. as 2 civilians were killed in the city of gold lap

if they, but boycott, hey, sustainability conference in brussels, the country se weston companies have been preventing agricultural workers from raising their income. let's get the full rap on this with auntie africa correspondent, catabolic tattler. this is not the 1st time that god and ivory coast have gone to the low body to be mind a better treatment for they are farmers whose go around, who hustle, every way to make sure that they produce what's expected by with the multinational who rely on the crop to make the chocolate. it's a bitter sweet story. it's sweet if you are a western multinational and profiting from the value chain of making chocolate is very bitter. if you are a farmer in any of the fed countries that have gone, and i recall it because there you have no predictability. back in 2019, the 2 countries put so much price out on the group and the market that they finally relented to an idea of living income differential. this was to help regulate the price of cocoa, at least from a farmer point of view. the agreement was that the panel of cocoa would cost $400.00. now tha

little bit of doing, please give me a call that lines right now here with alpha international as weston politicians are effectively destroying the global energy market. now, well, those are the words of vladimir putin and his speech to the russian energy week forum currently being held right here in moscow. also speaking of the conference at the head of the russian energy, giant gads problem claims that germany's underground gas storage supplies will only be enough to last 2 months with russia security. so his name's the ukrainian military intelligence head. as being behind the crimean bridge involving details to come on that story with well, there are some huge moves being made today in the world. energy markets ramifications that will most certainly span the globe. it's great to have you with us for this. i was program manase international, so western politicians are effectively destroying the global energy market. that is, the view of vladimir putin who made the claim was he addressed the russian energy we forum currently being held right here in moscow. he accused western government

i thanks for coming in, ellia and less surprising article by the new york times, usually with weston, mainstream media, a very anti russia across the board. so it was, this ask was surprising to you, vicki high again. indeed it was surprising. wow. the new york times did point the finger at e grain, which is quite astonishing because the these days whenever key of does something bad. the western media either turns a blind eye toward or appears to whitewash gives actions. but in that report, you'll find other crucial lines about american officials. it's claimed that they weren't involved in it whatsoever. american officials said they were not aware of the operation ahead of time and would have opposed the killing had they been consulted. afterward, american officials admonished ukrainian officials over the assassination. they said, nicky, did you just hear how that sounded? it appears like it's only natural for the key of to act on washington's orders. in any situation, a scheme that is perfectly fine that nobody get surprised by any more. anyway, back to the murder victims car explode

it was russia, spots all weston count, abad. suppose would have liked to remember that, in fact, they say that we don't want to supply them with gas, but absurd wrong we are actually, di did borrow contractual obligations that we would like to supply europe with all its energy needs. a president vladimir putin double down on his assessment that russia's not responsible for the global energy prices. he keeps saying that it's due to the mistake of european policy makers in the energy field. and the russian president also went on to say that these mistakes by western politicians are taking their toll on the developing countries as well. we do, but europe will. and the way it's, it's managed right now with leads to massive losses. the contract across europe, which could be avoided if long term contract. right? now we're using charlotte. this is where you go a suppliers and all this, both of them are income energy resources, then we're, we're the ones responsible for that. no. telling us that was a better these are these type of trade. this model of trade was imposed on us. they did that f

and the weston is wrong. and again, logically speaking, one way to the united states, or maybe the only way to turn the united states from supporting your credit into the level when that support can make a strategic difference for russia would be to strengthen department. now how do you strengthen because you basically strengthen and by saying that, you know, in certain circumstances, but we will not be hitting at ukraine will be hitting elsewhere. and that shared the so, but people of, so basically the idea was not to try to suggest russian needs to know hip united states where the nuke, the idea was to strengthen to tons the foundation of peace as we know it. and it's interesting that most of the western decision makers, when they make statements about rush as possible, use of nuclear weapons, they need focus on tactical strikes upon ukraine. they never met, even conceive of russia being able to reach their own homelands. do you think that said deflection on their part, or do they honestly believe that give

we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the 19th century narrative you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don't. but i mean, really we're living in extraordinary times when independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of those 133. observe as found any violations with any of the referenda that were being carried out throughout dumbass throughout the russian church. the pope frances has addressed the presidents of russia and ukraine in his latest sunday prayer, asking the leaders to seek peace and the conflict. you mean or no silly valjean, my appeal is addressed. first and foremost to the president of the russian federation. on the other hand, saddened at the immense suffering of do cranium, people as a result of the aggression they have suffered. i addressed an equally confident appeal to the president of ukraine to be open to serious proposals for please send it up. as soon as

don't eat on blames. weston bothers for fueling. the protests valet hast my heart. we have announced a new list of italian foreign ministry sanctions against to eat you entities and 12 individuals have been in, hast now those 8 entities and 12 people died during what happened recently in iran, athletic is supported and encouraged terrorism thought, extremism and violence. him all yet, that has to be that terrible. hundreds of protests have, have been killed by the government's duty to act down. a defeat united indian mission to push put any team change. their movement has become one of the biggest challenges for the country, for political leadership or the or any government has imposed sanctions on german politicians and institutions, including d, w's, farsi, language service. the ws director general peter lindberg to day called the move unacceptable. i expect politicians in germany in europe to increase the pressure on the regime. lindberg said the fact that we appear on such a list now will not stop us from providing our users in iran with reliable information. ja