it's like pitching a ken griffey. i mean, you know, i a little concerned here that i'd like you to switch places with thompson. i know i know as much as he does. i don't know about you. yeah. but judge look i want to cut trying to cut through some stuff here if i can i said yesterday this shouldn't be a game of gotcha, you know, we shouldn't be playing a game the folks have a right to know what you think you're there for life. they don't get to this is the democratic moment. they don't get a chance to say, you know, i wish i'd known that about that guy would have picked up the phone and call my senator and said vote. no our vote yes, whichever and so what i'd like to do is stick with your analogy a little bit because everybody's used at baseball you by the way to continue that that metaphor you hit a home run yesterday. i mean, you know everybody i got home and i got in the train and people saying, oh, he likes baseball, huh? and seriously the conductor is people on the train and and it's and it's an app metaphor beca

it is like pushing to ken griffey. i am a little concerned here that i would like you to switch places with thompson. i know he knows as much as you do, i don't know about you. judge, look, i want to try to cut through some stuff here if i can. i said yesterday that this should not be a game, but got you. we should not be playing a game. folks have a right to know where you think. you are there for life. they do not get to -- this is the democratic moment. they do not get a chance to say that i wish i had known that. i would've picked up my phone and voted no or vote yes. whichever. but i would like to do is stick with your analogy a little bit. everyone has used baseball. who continue that metaphor, you hit a home run yesterday. i got in the train and people were saying, he likes baseball. seriously. they can doctors, people on the train, and it is an apt metaphor. you call balls and strikes. you call them as you see. them it is straight-up. as you all know, i like to explore that philosophy a little bit. you get aske

it is like pushing to ken griffey. i am a little concerned here that i would like you to switch places with thompson. i know he knows as much as you do, i don't know about you. judge, look, i want to try to cut through some stuff here if i can. i said yesterday that this should not be a game, of got you. we should not be playing a game. folks have a right to know where you think. you are there for life. they do not get to -- this is the democratic moment. they do not get a chance to say that i wish i had known that. i would've picked up my phone and voted no or vote yes. whichever. but i would like to do is stick with your analogy a little bit. everyone has used baseball. who continue that metaphor, you hit a home run yesterday. i got in the train and people were saying, he likes baseball. seriously. they can doctors, people on the train, and it is an apt metaphor. you call balls and strikes. you call them as you see. them it is straight-up. as you all know, i like to explore that philosophy a little bit. you get asked

you know, there is a friend of mine that does a radio show, joe griffey, he often asks me, how is this bill going, how is this bill going. i explain about what happened about the cloture process and why they would vote either way. tom, tom, tom, why is it the veteran always the one that gets screwed, why, that is the thing. everybody doesn't understand the entry casses about party politics and closet politics, why do veterans always get screwed. what we all have in common today, we got screwed by 41 senators and 25 who voted with us and many of them issued press releases after their last vote bragging about how they voted for the pact act and how they had veterans backs. you just screwed veterans yesterday. we're going to hold them accountable. we need all of you to help out, too, thank you for being here. >> alex brosque, wounded warrior project. >> i'm alex morawski with wounded warrior project. here we are again, we were hoping to be standing here on the. pact act becoming law. that's not the case. the bill passed with a decisive 85-14 vote. yesterday, 25 of those senators changed t

in written of us operation blitz, last almost 8 months. lenny griffey, suffolk, catastrophic destruction. churchill, it is everywhere, a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. it gave speeches worse on military plans. for his age, judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill. he had no trust of the british. in fact, saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia, to being much more in line with the british. atlanta assist agenda ah, the united states, thieves. war is rule with businesses business in return for help and in exchange, bio will, will one destroy as the u. s. demands the right to use 8 british military bases in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the you that we didn't painful. ah, in 1940 alone written pays the united states 4 and a half $100

last almost 8 months. lenny griffey, suffolk, catastrophic destruction. churchill, it is everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. it gave speeches works on military plans. for his age, judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british. in fact, saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the united states and government and academia, to being much more in line with the british. atlanta assist agenda. ah, the united states thinks, ah, war is war, but business is business in return for help. and in exchange, buffalo globe will one destroy is the u. s. demands the right to use 8 british military bases in the atlantic. ah, we didn't receive anything from the u. s. that we didn't painful in 1940 alone written pays the united states for and a half $1000000.00 in cash. a huge

work on recovering from coven 9 and on seed, a similar to the school to american boss, to bull stall, griffey cried testifies in a russian court for the 1st time, the tucson olympic champion, claims she wasn't given access to lawyers of being arrested at moscow. april for carrying cannabis oil. ah, we begin this news. our with breaking news from iraq where hundreds of protest is have stormed parliament building inside the heavily fortified green zone. there against the nomination of bahama, chit. she also donnie for prime minister. most of them are support is of the shia cleric and politician and walked out of our father. some of them scaled the wall to enter baghdad high security area. these are some of the pictures from inside the apartment building. thought that has that he won't accept any bid by savannah to form a new government. last month, more than 70 members of parliament affiliated to south doris coalition resigned on his orders, deepening months of political deadlock after last year's elections. let's bring a map of other why had his life for us in baghdad, smiled. just start by ta

4 will become 3 on wednesday, 3 will become to jonah, take us through who is still in it to win it griffey. soon as the former chancellor is the leader, he has been throughout and he's more or less assured now of making it through to the final 2 will be knowing that he is not a favorite among the membership. so he could struggle in that final vote. his campaign burning his credentials, his experience in that high office of state over the last couple of years as evidence of his ability and his fitness to be prime minister. the really big question is, who will face receive? soon as in the final to, to big names on the parties, right. let's trust the foreign secretary. and can we bade not the primary qualities minister she may be knocked out on tuesday? the relative unknown, of course, is penny mordant trade minister, who is relatively untainted by association with bodies. johnson and the scandals of the last few months. all. busy for campaigns fighting quite viciously, quite fascinatingly for every available m p 's vote. and at this moment, all 4 have at least a viable route to the top. so i

into the left field stands his first homer at a major league ballpark langelier's name game mvp, ken griffey jr. presenting him with the larry dopey trophy. what a moment legal. here's enjoying it all. just to have fun, you know, it's a good group of guys. we got and went out there and tried to win a baseball game. have fun at the same time. there's a bunch of good arms. it was a blast behind the plate and catch them today. and like i said, we were just out there having fun. round three of the 150th british open from the old course at saint andrews the major storyline a fan favorite who's been? oh, so close to winning the major this year tied for the lead heading to the final round. here's shane lowry on hole number nine. and he is going to hold out for eagle you thought that was good. check him out on 10. lowry again and the same results another eagle first man with consecutive eagles at the open sense 2001, but he is tied for 13 victor. hovlin had four straight birdies on the front nine to take the lead. and this one is going to curl on in these guys are so good, but fan favorite rory mcil

as the only reining back-to-back derby champion and ken griffey jr. with three homerun derbies and among stops for the retiring slugger albert pujols will name his first appearance. rond acuna jr. and juan soto will be part of the slug fest at dodgers stadium. fans attending the all-star event might need to consider the prospect of doing so without some of their favorite ballpark snacks a union representing nearly 1500 food servers, bartenders, suite attendants, cooks and dishwashers at dodgers stadium say 99% of the food and beverage workers have voted to authorize a strike. according to a statement from the union, the strike could begin at any time, as the workers seek a fair new union contract. all-star festivities at dodgers stadium will begin saturday, with the softball game and then the game itself next tuesday. >>> former u.s. secretary of state condoleezza rice will be a part owner of the denver broncos. the team announcing yesterday rice is joining the incoming ownership group led by walmart heir rob walton. the amount of her investment in th

we so the indonesian presidency to make sure that we can find detroit griffey, old old old other solutions in order to which price i was to understand the mission of this war, launched by russia audience, ukraine, in what it means in terms of a blatant violation of international law, we thought to lead an important so short an image body, geopolitical body. and i, i, would you nice that there is no easy answer when we face such a question. on my question, over that aside for europe table and shows that you have a climate club is mainly european topic m, france, italy, or germany cannot join a climate club without at least to certain extent. include the all the other member states. and how do you understand his vision of the climate club? how would members states are members of the crime could benefit from each other and how can the climate clubs go along with european with europe planned climate instruments such as e t s and c? bam. i'm seriously convinced if you want to make progress in the field of climate change, he bought and toys attrition of her job and pricing. and it's why the u le

gary, essentially you're saying that these nations have to come to terms with the reality and your griffey whether or not they like russia, russia exist. and this is, this is the fact hard to change. but for the time being we need to take a short break. we will be back to this fascinating discussion in a few moments say, ah ha ah, a ah . ah, welcome back to was the part that victor gal, vice president of the center for china and globalization. basic out before the break, we were discussing various implications of the war in the ukraine, and many a russian and not not only russian thinkers, see it as part of a much broader rebalancing of the international system. spurred in part by china's rise and china's struggle for now contains struggle with the westport influence and development opportunities. do you think these sign the western rivalry is primarily economic at this point, but also have security elements did. do you think there is a possibility of it blowing out openly? well, allow me to measure several seats in the world of today. china and russia has strong peace and. busy our local

my swing has been compared to ken griffey jr. rachel: is he a good baseball mare? will: he's pretty good. [laughter] left-wing act a vis groups are planning to shut down traffic near the supreme court ahead of the possible decision that could overturn roe v. wade. rachel: it follows weeks of protests that are targeting the conservative wing of our court. pete: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. this is planned for tomorrow because monday mornings are when the supreme court hands down its decisions. they plan to shut down the streets around it. the court itself is currently shielded by 8-foot panel fencing and barriers installedded after the debate became volatile following the leaked draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade. a statement says right now our political system says this, times of crisis had been opportunities to breakthrough the inertia or opportunities for the establishment to further entrench the status quo. protests outside the conservative justices' homes have not let up. this past week some of these pro

emily: emily griffey oh, thank you. back to apple's worldwide developer conference, where the company announced a slew of software updates as well as that new m2 chip which will power a new macbook air and macbook pro. mark gurman who covers apple for us has been across it all. much of this you already reported, but i think there were a few new things. let's start with this m2 chip. how transformational will this chip actually be? mark: the m2 chip is not a major-league. it is not very transformational. apple is 18% faster than the m1. this is the base model of the m2 chip. you will see over time, you will see an m2 ultra, m2 max, maybe an m2 extreme for a macbook pro. this is just the beginning of the m2. they have to start somewhere. when they introduced the original m1 november 2020, that appeared first in the mac mini, and the macbook pro, which was updated today with the m2 chip. emily: what is transformational about today? let's start with the software. where do you think the most significant updates there are? ma

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going to have more, not less okay, versus la very griffey, if you don't mind. now, russia has been working for quite some time on 2 key assets, one reasserting itself as a trusted supplier of energy to a key player in the global market on the 2 aspects. it is suffering now because it's now being more and more isolated from the global financial market. and number 2 is not really why this in particular, you are someone who we can trust when it comes to the supply of gas and energy. could this be the, the main setback facing the russian economy in the future? i don't think so. i think we all of our global changing a change in the market. actually this came on the market. so i'm in russian can what it is and russian that will be, will be looking for, for the new markets and for the, for the market with it. so it's not the secret that the, the key demand is being formed in the east asia. countries like africa, you mentioned not only on the you but on the food as well though you might call it just mentioned we yeah, there will be some, some trouble to expertise. we a

island gas in europe versus law, going to have more than not less ok versus le very griffey, if you don't mind. now, russia has been working for quite some time on 2 key assets, one reasserting itself as a trusted supplier of energy to a key player in the global market on the 2 aspects. it is suffering now because it's now being more and more isolated from the global financial market . and number 2 is not really why this in particularly in europe, someone we can trust when it comes to the supply of gas and energy. could this be the, the main setbacks facing the russian economy? the future? i don't think so. i think we all of our global changing a change in the market, actually these this chemo the market. so i'm in russian can what it is. and russian act will be, will be looking for, for the new markets and for the, for the market with it. so it's not the secret that the, the key demand is being for the soul east. asia becomes africa. you mentioned not only on the you but on the food as well though you, michael mentioned we. yeah, there will be some, some trouble to expertise we, i'm actu

going to have more than not less ok versus le very griffey, if you don't mind. now, russia has been working for quite some time on 2 key assets, one reasserting itself as a trusted supplier of energy to a key player in the global market on the 2 aspects. it is suffering now because it's now being more and more isolated from the global financial market. and number 2 is not really why this in particular, you of someone we can trust when it comes to the supply of gas and energy. could this be the, the main setbacks facing the russian economy? the future? i don't think so. i think we all of our global changing a change in the market. actually these, this schema, demarcus, i'm in russian can what it is and russian act will be, will be looking for, for the new markets and for the, for the market with it. so it's not the secret that the, the key demand is being for the soul east asia becomes africa. you mentioned not only on the you, but on the food as well though you, michael mentioned we. yeah, there will be some, some trouble to expertise we, i'm actually rush imple

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yes, and i am completely concentrated on what i'm doing in the movements korea griffey and music audience. it was hard of us. wow. mm. the performers were on tour when russia attacked ukraine in the middle of the night. nothing's been the scene since. now i didn't want them. ross of a mule. i looked at my phone in the morning and had millions of missed calls and text, their bombing us. wall has broken out from my missed calls from my whole family window. i worry it could go on for a long time for years and i'm scared. i won't see my family any time soon. victoria says the images from ukraine are devastating. her family lives into nipped new who'd knew about 200 kilometers from hart. it matter, you pool. it's a region where the russian army now has the upper hand. victoria's parents and both her grandmothers live in unoccupied city. they don't want to be identified and photos as a fear of the russian soldiers. this is ashley. assisting victoria let home to attend to circus school and keith. she spent most of her time on to with the bingo troop ever since. the young acrobats are like a 2nd

pointing out that if that know that every country looks at the problem from the perspective of it's john griffey anderson, national interests and the european perspective that on this is not necessarily shared by other countries around i think that there have been so many tragedies in asia and africa, of which i've been completely ignored by the year. in fact, many of these strategies have been caused by the policies, often many european powers. i just have to look it up on this on. ringback libya is the city and still more going on in yemen. and so many other places around africa, he's probably not rising. i think that to we should all be concerned about the life of human beings or suffering around actually on. so the conscience of the one the kremlin, has rejected accusations of using gas exports to europe as blackmail after russia shut. the taps on its natural gas applies to poland and bulgaria because those countries refused to pay for their imports in roubles. following the west's restrictions on russia's access to foreign currencies, the can you sent us? this is not black miley russia has

but again, as you know, again, so jewel griffey, you can cancel history. you cannot against our a culture, you know, it all is liberal school. who will i have more than happy to blame russia. they, they are very much concerned with climate change. is clarissa, okay, why is the biggest chunk of earth it's? it's absolutely involved in solving the global problems. included climate. how can you cancel this giant diesel and, and then to try to talk about, you know, control in the resources not to abuse in birth. this is ridiculous, the same thing was history. you know, when all that history i just looked at the date in 271927. great reason decided that the rashly spine against them, the whole thing was replayed then like a scruple. there was some kind of energy which got some intelligence and russians are going to steal india from, from great britain. so they broke my direct relationship only like several years later that historian, because they realize that there is another threat on the horizon. hitler. and it's a country one, maybe we can be their partners.

don't want to be directly involved in the conflict. moscow safe weapons supplies can only further i griffey the situation. earlier i discussed the situation with a panel of guest. germany's now announced, then it will ultimately send heavy artillery to kiev. after much hesitation. why this sudden change of heart do you think? i think they're responding to pressure mainly from the united states that possibly nato's the unit, the u. s. is, has decided, has determined to send as much as it can possibly send to the region. a lot of the stuff that we're sending is i think older stops, it's all stockpiled. it's not, we're not building new stuff for ukraine. this is stuff that we have on hand that we're getting rid of basically in the ukranian theater. that's what this is about. and i think we are leveraging pressure on both nato and specifically on germany to, to go along with that the americans, while germany at to do what drillers don't want to do. he said, germans want to remain peaceful hangers of european union the for the 1st time in history that can be, have them on with, without, ah, mili

you know, tennis player mid bit if was over a single nebraska, but again, you know, again, so jewel griffey, you can cancel history. you cannot jensen a culture, you know, it all is liberal school. who will, i have more than happy to blame russia. they, they are very much concerned with climate changes. clarissa, okay, why is the biggest chunk of earth it's, it's absolutely involved in solving the global problems included climate. well, how can you cancel this be jan bissell and, and then to try to talk about, you know, control in the resources not to abuse in. this is an equal the same thing with history. you know, when all that history i just looked at the date in 271927 great reason decided that rashly spying against them, the whole thing was replayed then, like a scruple. there was some kind of energy which got some intelligence and rations are going to steal india from from great britain. so they broke my direct relationship only like several years later that historian, because they realized that there is another threat on the horizon. hitler. and it's a country one, maybe we can be th

you know, tennis player mid video for over a single nebraska, but you can, you know, again, so jewel griffey, you can cancel history. you cannot against our a culture. you know, it all is liberal school. who will i have more than happy to blame russia. they. they are very much concerned with climate changes. clarissa. ok, why is the biggest chunk of earth? it's it's, it's absolutely involved in solving the global problems, including climate. well, how can you cancel this? be jan, bristle and, and then to try to talk about, you know, control in the resources not to abuse in mother earth. this isn't equal the same thing with history. you know, when all that history i just looked at the date in 271927. great reason decided that the rashly spying against them the whole think it was a blade then like scruples. there was some kind of energy which got some intelligence and russians are going to steal india from, from great britain. so they broke a magic relationship, only like several years later that historian, because they realized that there is another threat on the horizon. hitler. and it's a c

maybe you know, tennis player mid video for over a single nebraska, but you can, you know, cancel jewel griffey. you can cancel houston, you cannot against our, our culture. you know, it all is liberal school. who will, i have more than happy to blame russia. they, they are very much concerned with climate change. is clarissa ok? why is the biggest chunk of earth it's it's, it's absolutely involved in sol, ling of the global problems, including climate. how can you cancel this? be jan, bristle and, and then to try to talk about, you know, control in the resources not to abuse in mother earth. this is ridiculous. the same thing with history. you know, when all that history i just looked at the date in 271927 great reason decided that the rashly spine against them, the whole thing was the blade then like a scruples. there was some kind of energy which got some intelligence and rations are going to steal india from, from a great britain. so they broke my direct relationship only like several years later that historian, because they realized that there is another threat on the horizon. hitler and i

ken griffey jr., cc sabathia and much more. >>> first breaking news. mre than 100 people injured at a major holy site in jerusalem. israeli police clashed with thousands of palestinians gathered at this mosque. let's go back to erielle reshef. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. israeli officials say that thousands peacefully entered the mosque to pray for the second friday prayers of ramadan, but among them a handful of masked palestinian instigators who hurled rocks at israeli officers and then chaos erupted. this morning, clashes and chaos in jerusalem. at least 117 injured after israeli security forces say they entered the al aqsa mosque in order to prevent violence after masked men marched with hamas flags, gathering rocks and pointing fireworks at officers but the move seen as a provocation by palestinians who hurled rocks while israeli police fired tear gas and stun grenades along the mosque's perimeter. 60 people inside the mosque arrested. the israeli police saying three officers were wounded from what they call ma

we've been suffering from deteriorating living conditions, like griffey geez, in all countries, a yellow new life. we've been here since 1991 after fleeing the war between the tribes in somalia. us only intervened to achieve its objectives, but didn't do any good for the somali people. and we came here in a group of 350 either the us nor the un provided any assistance to with them as, as the model slowly to face. if you, the you is destroyed similarly and did nothing to support us. now we see that the u . s. and other western countries pay attention to bullhorn countries. why? because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with will never doing anything good to. i'm, i don't expect to do so i use huge the in the use, the ousted prime minister, pakistani mon car has lawns to campaigns, come by to office call was overthrown by the votes of no confidence in parliament. days. after blocking a similar attempt, he held rally on wednesday in the city of peshawar and is calling on his supporters to take to the streets throughout the country and a bit of force fresh elections. oh, my f

we've been suffering from deteriorating living conditions, like griffey geez, and all countries a yellow new life. we've been here since 1991 after fleeing the war between the tribes in somalia of us only intervened to achieve its objectives, but didn't do any good for the somali people. and we came here in a group of 350 either the us nor the un provided any assistance to us with them as, as the model. so well only basically the you is destroyed somalia and did nothing to support us. now we see that the u. s. and other western countries pay attention to was on countries. why? because the u. s. has an interest in them, otherwise they with her miss, i will never done anything good to i'm, i don't expect it to do so in the future. ah, can moving the program on russia and india have reiterated their strong cooperation and partnership has the country celebrates 75 years of diplomatic relations. this wednesday. the anniversary comes a against the backdrop of increasing pressure from washington. which wants india to join us led sanctions against moscow. new delhi has so far maintained a neutra

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modern day heroes crushing it at the plate from ken griffey jr. to derek jeter who made a household name out of the biggest legends. babe ruth carving notches into his for every home run and the wood behind hank aaron's 700th home run in 1973. a symbol of americana and pop culture icon. carrie underwood using it to warn him to think before he cheats. ♪ louisville slugger ♪ >> here's johnny. >> reporter: wendy arming herself from jack in "the shining." >> stay away from us. don't hurt me. >> reporter: even capable of destroying that pesky printer from "office space." ♪ >> reporter: and outfitting the kids in the's 90s classic "the sandlot." the first bat made in 1884 by john at his father's woodworking shop for pete browning whose nickname was the louisville slugger. your job here is all about customization. >> i just take orders all day from people that get bats for weddings, for their babies, for just wanting their name on it. >> reporter: the orders keep coming in. >> absolutely. >> reporter: from little leaguers to big leaguers. look at i

first off, you limited y'all griffey, you don't go close to russia's borders. you are talking about kyiv and the west. second, you limited to humanitarian purposes with protecting humanitarian supplies, with protecting civilian populations, and not targeting ground forces. we're not targeting question forces. we declared a very benign intent. so that means also, we're not gonna check russian aircraft or helicopters. unless we are fired upon or unless they ignore this no-fly zone, and enter it, and then we will try to escort them, and fire back, if we get fired upon. so essentially, daring the russians to draw us into the conflict. where i'm quite confident that they do not want us in this conflict. they are using the ukrainians already, the last thing they want is more forces in. >> yes. it is an interesting proposition. one that i have not seen get a lot of traction in the u. s.. on a slightly different note, this week former president trump publicly called on putin to release dirt he might have on hunter biden. of course, you testified at trump's first impeac

first off, you limited y'all griffey, you don't go close to russia's borders. you are talking about kyiv and the west. second, you limited to humanitarian purposes with protecting humanitarian supplies, with protecting civilian populations, and not targeting ground forces. we're not targeting question forces. we declared a very benign intent. so that means also, we're not gonna check russian aircraft or helicopters. unless we are fired upon or unless they ignore this no-fly zone, and enter it, and then we will try to escort them, and fire back, if we get fired upon. so essentially, daring the russians to draw us into the conflict. where i'm quite confident that they do not want us in this conflict. they are using the ukrainians already, the last thing they want is more forces in. >> yes. it is an interesting proposition. one that i have not seen get a lot of traction in the u.s.. on a slightly different note, this week former president trump publicly called on putin to release dirt he might have on hunter biden. of course, you testified at trump's first impeach

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, more than a century ago marked when remark that god created more so that americans would learn to griffey. and few us officials have done more to put that into practice than my guest today informing us national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations. john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars piece . absolutely appalled by russia's actions in ukraine. why is that ah, ukraine's president zalinski suggests that nato has been to face in its approach to his country, telling him privately that ukraine could not join any time soon, while publicly keeping the door open. i'm being told that every day, more and more such trophy weapons fall in the hands of the russian troops are to take a look at 8 years of western arms applies to ukraine, believed to have fuel that the conflict in the country. you countries are split over whether to impose an embargo on russian oil. as politicians say, the measure would severely impact the blocks economy and rules for the but not for me. as western politicians are quick to castigate. russia over the ukraine conflict, but are c

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