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Industrial risk, like in donbas, the industrial areas, and fighting around nuclearfacilities. i don t think there hasn t been much evidence of direct targeting of nuclear facilities. evidence of direct targeting of nuclearfacilities. at evidence of direct targeting of nuclear facilities. at the fighting we saw around the facility was skirmishing and things like that, likely did not do too much damage. just looking at those pictures now. and the problem is, of course, it blows up more widely, if something goes wrong there, more than it does anywhere else, and in ukraine, there is a lot of places where there is nuclear material stored, a lot of power plants in the country, significant ones, and the nuclear brand because of chernobyl. it always gives an option to someone to release a radiological danger on the battlefield if they so wish. it is obsolete very heavily banned, but it can happen on exit or to liberally. i think last night showed us there are real hazards on this battlefield. ....
Such an expansion. and it s so dangerous. the first fighting we saw in chernobyl, all of the ordinance that went up there took the levels up to 65,000. think if that had been penetrated. now they are taking nuclear power plants but it s how they are doing it. the military advantage of taking a power plant and controlling the lights. but firing rockets and saying we hit a library in a training facility. that is a war crime in my view. then to make threats they are going to put explosives around the reaction towards and threat onto detonate them, this is the place where they are in a massive escalation. we are worried that gosh, if we do something, we ll be the ones ....
Foreign policy in the biden administration and that was, of course, the days of fighting we saw in gaza. the air strikes back and forth and the degree to which the white house was working very quietly of course to try to manage that situation. well, now the white house rather quickly after we saw that vote to back the new government pushing bebe netanyahu out, they want to continue the close and enduring relationship between the united states and israel. the relationship he had with now former prime minister netanyahu was one of the longest running that biden has had throughout his career. as israel and the fighting in gaza was surely also going to be a topic of conversation here in brussels, i think this adds a ....
Insurgency tratgy was in forc insurgency strategy was increased with more troops, they will plan more attacks. they are using their favorite tactics, the ieds, killing the majority. over 80% of nato forces killed by these roadside bombs. they have been gaining ground. most of the fighting we saw was in the east and south of the country bordering pakistan. in the last year, two years, we have seen the insurgency growing throughout in the west, in the north of the country, the north which was once considered the safe part in the war in afghanistan has obviously shown that it is also now a volatile part with the taliban, insurgency growing, the troops coming in. we see the surge coming in. the fighting is increasing. so, obviously, what nato said last year was that this year, we would be seeing more isaf ....