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Considering user inquiry

The user shared a Chinese sentence about a news statement regarding Marko leaving the Red Bull F1 team. I need to interpret whether they're looking for confirmation or just sharing information. My best approach would be to ask a clarifying question or offer a summary. Since I have a knowledge cutoff and can’t verify 2025 news, I should let them know I can’t check current events. Perhaps I could ask if they want help in finding sources.Evaluating user needs

I see that we might be able to search the web if that's allowed, but first, I need to check if the user wants verification or more context. The name "马尔科" likely refers to Helmut Marko, a Red Bull advisor. "电讯报" could be either De Telegraaf or The Telegraph. There’s some background with Marko's departure rumors from 2024 that might impact the driver program and Verstappen's relationship. I'll keep it concise and ask if they want a summary or timeline without excessive formatting.Clarifying user intent

I’m thinking about how to respond, and I should first ask if the user wants verification or a summary. It's important to provide brief context on Helmut Marko's role and potential implications of his departure, like impacts on Verstappen's future, the driver program, and management dynamics at Red Bull. I can offer to check sources like De Telegraaf and The Telegraph for updates. I’ll mention potential successors but will avoid asserting specifics. Finally, I should ask if they want me to check now.