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the turkey syria border is already hard to access. turkeytalk to us about the strue to get emergency supplies into syria specifically. it s very hard. for many reasons. one is that, at the time of the earthquake, there was a big snowstorm. the combination of the earthquake with the snow storms damaged and really blocked many roads, including the main road, the trucks used it to bring in aid from turkey to northwest syria. we say northwest syria because that is an area held by an opposition. the only way to bring in aid in their, according to the u.n. security council resolution, is that one border crossing. when that road was blocked, that meant a delay for bringing more aid into that part of the country. there were relief items like tense, like food, like blankets, we had this prepositioned relief items inside that area. partners on the ground
2000 the rest, so they were in dozens of cities or processes going out. i was listening to our programme, hardtalk, which goes out, that evil staff alexei navalny, and he talked about putin this time biting off more than he could chew. very briefly, do you think that is true? he very briefly, do you think that is true? . . , very briefly, do you think that is true? . ., , , very briefly, do you think that istrue? . ., , , is true? he certainly bit off more than is true? he certainly bit off more than he is true? he certainly bit off more than he could - is true? he certainly bit off more than he could chew l is true? he certainly bit off i more than he could chew with regard to his vision of saving the economy by bringing in billions of dollars of currency back into the country in december and thinking that that would be a rainy day fund. that will be depleted in six to seven weeks, and so how he will keep an economy running, what will happen if the oil market changes through eithe
and this he is not going to stand for this in the biden-harris administration. our actions make that absolutely crystal clear as have our engagements with a range of voices, a range of concerned advocates, members of congress and others who we want to communicate with. not just about our horror but also about what our immigration policy is moving forward. in his letter he called the press the u.s. policy inhumane, deeply flawed. does the president believe anything in this letter that [inaudible] saying rings true? has some sort of point that he believes is distrue? which aspects. he called the policy toward haiti inhumane. he said that he wasn t specific in his letter. what i noted earlier before. he was quite specific. let me finish. what i noted earlier before is that we have taken very specific actions as it relates to the horrific photos that we that are not we are not going to stand for in this administration.