which the speaker rightly highlighted on russian tv. mcdonald s is never coming back to russia, mcdonald s is never coming back to russia, and that s on a very basic ievet russia, and that s on a very basic ievet you ve russia, and that s on a very basic level. you ve also got the idea that what level. you ve also got the idea that what will level. you ve also got the idea that what will sanctions. what is the trigger what will sanctions. what is the trigger for what will sanctions. what is the trigger for them being lifted, will be have trigger for them being lifted, will be have to wait until troops leave donbas? be have to wait until troops leave donbas? russian troops leaving crimea? donbas? russian troops leaving crimea? these are the kind of stakes that are crimea? these are the kind of stakes that are really high, and i don t think that are really high, and i don t think in that are really high, and i don t think in the west, we re aware of what think in
a return to the moon as a step towards getting humans to mars, so nasa has a focus of returning to the moon, and that is a priority. talking about getting humans to mars, that is the goal. what do you think is the timeframe? think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still need think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still need to think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still need to do think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still need to do to - think is the timeframe? there s a lot we still need to do to prepare| lot we still need to do to prepare for humans in mars, but our robotic explorers are very capable and can do a lot. it ll probably be decades before we can get humans to mars, but each rover mission we send to the red planet makes a small step towards it informing us to get humans to the planet. d0 towards it informing us to get humans to the planet. do you guys, rina and paul. humans to the planet. do you guys, rin