we were received very well, we had since another restaurant, too, students had an arab garden willys africawere all together with cuba there and that's it, we lived and studied. there, belarusian students helped each other, too; i personally lived with two russian students there. they were first year in their second year. they have always helped us. if something does not work out, they have always been in life, if there are any questions, they are always with us. we helped , we lived very friendly, no problems. no, there were no questions, of course, we got used to it here, when we didn’t go there during the holidays. whom, of course, but every year we had a month, uh, well, vacations, as for uh , in 10-15 days, we wanted to collect back to come to the fucking republic, of course, this is my homeland. i was born there. uh, my parents were born there, of course. i had 20 years, which i came to the republic of belarus. i study here. they gave me a lot. of course , this is now considered by us as, uh, the second native motherland here. i created a family. i have now. churches ain't sounding fi

you very well, we received students from other restaurants, too, there was an arab restaurant willis africare all together with cuba there and everything, we lived together and studied. there, belarusian students helped each other , too; i personally lived with two russian students there. they were in their first year in their sophomore year. they just entered their first year. they always helped us to do something that didn't work out. they were always happy. we are everything explain to belarusian students, in general it is teachers. there they tried very hard to teach us there, especially in the russian language. ah, the rest of life. if there were any questions, they always helped us, we lived very friendly , no problems, no questions. no, when we went there on vacation. of course, but every year we have a ticket for a month, uh, well , vacations, as for uh, in 10-15 days we wanted to collect back to come to the republic of belarus of course. this is my homeland. i was born there. uh, my parents are there, of course, were born. i have 20 years of age that i came to the republic of belar

they took us, we had more from others the restaurant was also an arab restaurant for students, willys africa were all together with cuba there and everyone lived and studied together. there , belarusian students helped each other , too; i personally lived with two russian students there. they were in their first year in their sophomore year. they just entered their first year. they have always helped us. if something didn't work out, they were always happy to explain everything to belarusian students, in general, these are teachers. they tried very hard to teach us there, especially there is something in the russian language. and the rest of life. if any questions, they always helped us, we lived very friendly no problems no questions when on vacation there. of course, but every year we have a ticket for a month, uh, well , vacations, as for uh, in 10-15 days we wanted to collect back to come to the republic of belarus of course. this is my homeland. i was born there. eh, there my parents, of course, come from the motherland. but we, uh, i had 20 years old who came to the republic of belarus

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africa. the u.s. ambassador to sudan has been forced to shelter in place amid violent clashes there. nbc's josh letterman is covering the overnight developments for us. >> reporter: willieod morning. the death toll has risen to at least 56 with another nearly 600 people injured according to sudan's syndicate and that is just the civilians with many more militants believed killed as well. there was a coup two years ago and a powerful paramilitary force known as the rapid support forces. these two armed groups previously shared power but are now rivals and that goal of transitioning toward democracy and civilian-led rule now seems far off with the military overnight ruling out negotiations and instead they are insisting the rapid support forces be disbanded. and there are reports of air strikes as well as heavy gunfire across sudan leaving civilians cowering in their homes. and also at the international airport where there is smoke that is rising from the tarmac as the fighting continues to intensify. there are competing claims about who now controls the presidential palace as well as the state tv station. meanwhile, sudan's neighbor, the international community, they are

though, willie, there's just, i think, a growing concern, not only the united states but across the world, with china and china's expansionist plans. >> yeah, the middle east, you can add africa and now china becoming more involved in the war in ukraine sending an official to eastern europe to, quote, help preresol the ongoing crisis joining us now, chief international correspondent keir simmons. good morning what is china doing here >> reporter: willie, the headline, of course, is president xi's call with president zelenskyy, effectively putting china at the center of negotiations, for good or bad from president xi's perspective. let's just put this in context after secretary blinken canceled that trip to china over the spy balloon controversy, it's difficult for u.s. officials to even get chinese officials to pick up the phone. forget u.s. officials sitting down with russian officials. yet, what you have this morning is china preparing to send one of its most experienced russian experts, diplomat, to ukraine. this guy is 70 years old li hui, a former ambassador to russia 1981, he was the second secretary to the chinese embassy in moscow. that was during soviet times, of cou

their contribution to the piece plan, they are putting more willis hardway in your craig escalate to work. so that is why in the context of africa, which has taken a strong position not to take sides in this war, but to call for peace. because they know if that africa pronounce is the other way around. many of african countries we follow. that's all for now. be sure to check out our teen dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you next time with time. i'm rec center, and i'm here to play with you. whatever you do. do not watch my your show. certainly why watch something that so different opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please or do you have the state department, the c i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. why change and whatever you don't want my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just changing dwayne thing i.