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What the nazi regime in germany did in the 1940s and this is of the same ilk and we are in the realm of talking about war crimes and that is what this front—page story captures. torcuil crichton? we are in, what, day 25 of the invasion of ukraine now and each day or night you wake up now and each day or night you wake up and _ now and each day or night you wake up and go _ now and each day or night you wake up and go to— now and each day or night you wake up and go to bed you think it can't -et up and go to bed you think it can't get worse. — up and go to bed you think it can't get worse...

Can get this international protection for them if not, of course we also can take care of them but through the embassy. with regard to the pushback, i do not have any information of that kind of procedure has been done by the polish force but what they do is to protect the border. in the group you've been talking about with my polish colleague, they are still in the territory of belarus. they are still there, so there is no legal possibility for them to apply for asylum because they are not in poland. , ., asylum because they are not in poland. , . ., .y poland. the state of emergency there me...

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And i did it as an italian citizen when george already pled guilty so it was even less clear to me the reason why they would like to subpoena to talk to me, or subpoena many e, he was pleading guilty, i don't think they were going to indict him, using me to indict him for other crimes. >> you're raising an important legal point as we hear from different witnesses, which is the whole way the probe works, you don't necessarily know why they want you or what it means. it sounds like you're suggesting you learned more once you participated. i also want to read you some brand-new news that came out...