franz josef schulze from 1977 to 1979, nato commander in central europe, formerly a lufwaffe officer,overnment meeting in pink high-heeled shoes, isn’t this a romanticization of abomination, everything is nearby, this star and this government on the floor. do you know what this kind of performance leads to? on the heels of government men against violence against women, do you know what this leads to? to the fact that men in power cannot even formulate what a woman is in general. listen to what the us secretary of education, miguel cardona, says, answering the question, what is a woman? tell me please, what is a woman? my employees provide equal access for all students, including lgbt students, access without discrimination. so you are not responsible for the question, you did not give me a definition of a woman? i think this is secondary in such an important job as the work of the minister of education, this is not a secondary issue, but a simple one, what definition of a woman will the minister give? i head the ministry. clearly, you are not going to answer the question. but this is

, nato commander in central europe.ously, lufwaffe officer, holder of the knight's cross. and when i connect in my consciousness. canadian government in the fight against violence against women by wearing pink heels to a government meeting, isn’t this a romanticization of abomination, everything is nearby, this star and this government in college, and you know what this kind of performance in the heels of government men against... identity leads to, i believe that people determine gender identity for themselves, here is a template, but from a gender perspective , look how gently, carefully the concept of parent is introduced into our everyday life, for example, in the sverdlovsk region, look, when enrolling a child in school, the following options are offered when choosing the type of relationship answer: trustee, adoptive parent, mother, parent, father, guardian, other, can you explain to me what this is, i just want to understand what it is? this did not stop her from publishing a book with her translation in 2023, th

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too, let's say, in central europe, have you tried to compare, our humor is below the plinth with their? do they really differ from us in this self-deprecation, yes or no? well, the humor below the plinth is really the same everywhere, so the point is that, for example , the same czechs, they often laugh at themselves in general , they have a very developed humor culture, but they also laugh like that in american stand-up what what what in our country, even in our country, we would probably lose consciousness there. from that , but there is a difference of context, yes, that is, there are things that , when you click on e, these are some national-language issues in ukraine, well, it is completely different than in the same czech republic, and you can laugh at some inflections, or differences, dialect differences there, well , no doubt, yes, yes, well, of course, that when you watch czech stand-up there, if this stand-up takes place in prague, then they will make fun of brno if it happens. in bryno, then they will make noise from prague, like as soon as you can and you can't, it's normal

too, let's say in central europe, have you tried to compare our humor below the plinth with their humor the plinth, they. they do they actually differ from our self-humiliation yes or no? well, humor below the plinth is really the same everywhere, right? the fact is that, well, for example, the czech republic, yes , they often laugh at themselves, they generally have a very, well, culture of laughter, they have a very developed, but so is american stand-up, but there they laugh so much, what, what , that we would just, even in our country, probably lose consciousness there, but there is a difference of context, yes, that is, there are things that, when you click on these some national-language the question in ukraine, well, it is completely different than in the same czech republic and. you can laugh at some inflections or differences in dialects there, no problem , yes, of course, when you watch czech stand-up there, if this stand-up takes place in prague, they will make fun of brno, if it takes place in bryno, they will laugh from prague, as soon as you can and you can't, it's normal,

slovakia is the most pro-russian country in central europe, according to various polls, almost half ofare openly pro-russian. and fitza is also an experienced politician, like orban, and if he is not treated, he will balance, he will say something and allow to do something. a member of his government, then he will come to us, we will soon transcarpathia will thus become an important international platform, and i say this without any trolling. well, actually, it should be , since neighbors are always important , so fiza will try to maintain some pragmatic relations with us, but return to bratislava and let his ministers make the statements they make, the minister of defense, well, we know him, but ministerial, ministerial, ministerial culture, even you see, i can’t pronounce it like freud, she... she is so very, very cool there, she is really a fan of everything that is pro-russian, she wants to renew ties with russia and with belarus, so this story is known, and fiza will continue to play this game and play it very consistently, and the main thing for us is that he does not play, let h

i know that it is in america, i know that it is so in europe too , let's say in central europe, haveour humor below the plinth with their humor below the plinth, they er, they they actually differ in our self-deprecation, yes or no, well, humor below the plinth is really the same everywhere, yes, the fact is that, well, for example, the same czechs, yes, they often laugh at themselves, they generally laugh a lot. .. they have such a well-developed culture of laughter, but american stand-up shows are also laughing so much that what would happen in our country, even in our country, they would probably lose consciousness from it, but there is a difference in the context, yes, that is , there are things which when you click on e here are some national-language questions in ukraine, well, that's it completely different than in the same czech republic, and you can laugh there at some inflections or differences, differences in dialects, there, well, without a doubt, yes, yes, well, of course, when you watch czech stand-up there, if this stand-up takes place in prague, they will make fun of

i know it's in america, i know it's like that in europe too, let's say in central europe, have you triedo compare our humor below the plinth with their humor below the plinth, they are, they are different actually this self-deprecation of ours, yes or no? well, humor below the plinth is really everywhere the same, so the fact is that, well , for example, the same czechs, yes, they often laugh at themselves... they generally laugh very much, well , they have a very developed culture of laughter, but so is american stand-up, and so on they laugh at what we would just even in... they would probably lose consciousness there, but there is a difference of context, yes, that is, there are things that, when you click on these some national-language issues in ukraine, well, that's completely different than in the same czech republic, but you can laugh at some phrases there, or differences, differences of dialects there, well, without a vessel, yes, yes, well, of course, that when you watch czech stand-up there, then if this stand-up takes place in prague, then they will be awesome. brno, if this

america, i know that it is like that in europe too, let's say , in central europe, have you tried tompare, our humor below the plinth with their humor below the plinth, they, they differ, actually, by this self-deprecation of ours, yes or no, well, humor below the plinth is really the same everywhere, yes, the point is that, well, for example, the same czechs, yes, they often laugh at themselves, in general very like that, well, laugh. their culture is very developed, but so is american stand-up, but there they laugh so much that what would happen in our country, even in our country, they would probably lose consciousness there, but there is a difference in context, yes, that is, there are things that, when you click on these some national language the question in ukraine, well, it is completely different than in the same czech republic, and you can laugh at some turns there. well, of course, when you watch czech stand-up there, if this stand-up takes place in prague, then they will make fun of brno, if it takes place in brno, then they will make fun of the people of prague , just as

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europe, particularly. but also in the old soviet union. you know what people who had fought for the right to free speech and potentially f, right in future to vote. and so, you know, we had a kind of classic human rights and democracy mandate give people a vote secure the human rights under the law. and the rest will take care of itself on the history of the last. a decayed, also as being the rest doesn't take care of itself that people remain in polling allows. and all those, you know, remain very much committed theoretically to democracy. but in judging their own governments and how they're going to vote, much more understandably, driven by issues around that own and that families, security as they go jobs. are those jobs threatened by waves of illegal immigrants have they got access to affordable health? and the education is the cost of living, accelerating beyond that means. and, you know, it's these sets of immediate quality of life, security of life issues and pocketbook issues which, you know, atten

europe, particularly. but also in the old soviet union. you know what people who had fought for the right to free speech and potentially right in future to vote. and so, you know, we had a kind of classic human rights and democracy mandate give people a vote secure the human rights under the law. and the rest will take care of itself on the history of the last. a decayed, also as being the rest doesn't take care of itself that people remain in polling allows and others, you know, remain very much committed theoretically to democracy. but in judging their own governments and how they're going to vote, much more understandably, driven by issues around that own and that families security that they go jobs. are those jobs threatened by waves of illegal immigrants have they got access to affordable health? and the education is the cost of living, accelerating beyond that means. and, you know, it's these sets of immediate quality of life, security of life issues and pocket book issues which, you know, attending

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the outcome of the war in central europe will be determined in the first 5 days.rmy 1/3 of the army of our enemy, the warsaw pact countries, it will be very difficult to protect our resources. during the confrontation with the soviet union in the 20th century, the westerners had an ideological basis. what's happened? the red communist threat in the west was understood by everyone, and many gladly accepted it. now the british government clearly does not have enough arguments, when they are pushed to the wall and asked to explain why russia should attack nato, they either mumble or exile themselves, because we said that russia is a bad country . today, the press of the countries participating in nato exercises on this topic is in a mass psychosis. norway has only a couple of years to create a defense capable of countering the russian one. aggression. lithuania. russia may attack the baltic countries after ukraine. germany. russian attack on a nato country. our experts believe this is possible in 5 years. what will the war mean for modern life in britain? the island

, and not in central europe, then there is something that they are practicing, and the intention of thection of an attack from russia, if before they talked about deterrence. last year they held us back with their defender, now they are repelling our attack, well, let them prepare, in general, i have a feeling of the caribbean crisis, there is a feeling that we are generally somewhere on the brink, you know, so far i have this feeling no, you understand, this is the use, if you mean the use of nuclear weapons, i don’t see the danger yet the use of nuclear weapons in the foreseeable future, another thing is that in addition to nuclear weapons, we all say: nuclear, nuclear weapons, last week general kirilov, the head of the russian chemical defense plant, held a briefing and revealed, so to speak, what concerns the biological program of the united states, this this can be worse, so to speak, than nuclear weapons, you remember the seventies, this obsession, how we could destroy the population, but leave material values ​​untouched, the concept of a neutron bomb, testing these options, so t

europe. this is a ukrainian model... he proposes to exclude it from the criminal code. incest, another scandal was provoked by the fashion house of dol chagaban, where they decided to dress up the american rapper gay, lil us in jesus. look, a half-naked torso, false nails, rhinestones on the face, a massive collar with the word sexy. this is how the sons of catholic italy see the savior. he made a career out of provocations. satan has appeared in his videos more than once. remember this song? she's terrible. and from the clip it is clear that he is gay. and he decided, i will once again confirm what everyone already knows. i'm gay and will sing about this all the time. this time i will combine it with an extremely blasphemous attitude towards religion. we've seen his videos where he's dressed in a suit with satanic motifs and dances on satan's lap and so on. now he decided to come from the other side. he doesn't dance on satan's lap. now he has a new song. jay christ. james, john, who knows,

europe, and if we will have iran, which can burn the persian gulf, the red sea and the mediterranean, then this will be major disaster, and the americans, the westerners, their anglo. british, german, french alliance, they have no possibility to wage two front world war, and if you could hold on, one second, i'll see as we take a short break and check out this package on this terrorist attack that took place in the southeastern iranian city of kermon, on january the 3rd, 20. 24, twin terrorist explosions hit an event in the iranian city of kermon marking the fourth anniversary of the assassination of senior iranian commander lieutenant general qasim sulaimani. the two explosions occurred minutes apart at two different locations packed with civilians. some of the injured recount the harder that they've been through. i think it was 3 o'clock when the explosion happened. people were running toward me. i saw several injured lying on the ground. i was. scared, it was very awful, the air was dusty. i really don't want to remember that moment again. there was an explosion that caused a comm

, in central europe, we do not want to be part of the ussr. and the czechs did the same in 1968, andwas crushed by tanks, and now some people come out and say, well, we need to think, maybe it would be better to be friends with moscow, okay, all the orders came either from moscow or from st. petersburg since the 19th century, but you see, this is the story, so now the advertisement, then there will be a story about crimea, as i already said on january 20, that is, today, but in the 91st year it happened in general. referendum and 94% voted for the restoration of autonomy in crimea, we will have, as you can guess, rifat chubarov, the head of the ukrainian-tatar people, but first there will still be advertising, then the plot, and then we will have a fight with mr. rifat, oh , and we got wet, can you have some tea, mom, dad, what should i do to avoid getting sick? this is d3 zinc and the main one is quercitin to strengthen blood vessels. just take quertin immuno. all in one package. in one capsule, four components together. so simple, one capsule a day. so easy. quertin immuno. there a

a new atlantic cyclone is rushing through central europe to our borders; tomorrow the black earth regionspheric front, which will quickly move towards the center of the country, which means that after a sharp cooling, the european part of the country will face another sharp warming, precipitation and freezing rain likely. a difficult period of weather changes in all aspects. an interactive map will now appear in front of you: dark spots are areas of low pressure, cyclones, light spots are areas of high pressure, anticyclones. today, a low background of atmospheric pressure prevails on the european territory of russia, and tomorrow it will intensify. anticyclone, the pressure will increase, and then, with the approach of a new cyclone, it will begin to decrease sharply, by saturday the anticyclone will intensify again, the atmospheric pressure in the center of the country on the weekend will be 10-15 units higher norms, and the temperature will also change sharply. in kazan it is now -7, strong winds remain, the snow has stopped, by the evening the temperature will drop to 11° below zero,

so for the last 2 years in the south. and central europe has already recorded an increase in the number of non-endemic asian tiger mosquitoes. in germany , populations of this species have formed in five federal regions. another species of mosquito that transmits west nile fever has been identified in sweden and finland. at the same time , an increase in the incidence of uncharacteristic vector-borne infections has been observed in the european union. in europe , more people were infected with dengue fever than in the previous decade, and a peak incidence of dam nile fever was also recorded, more than a thousand cases, of which 92 were fatal. of particular concern is the growing number of studies of smallpox viruses and other human-pathogenic orthopox viruses conducted by american military specialists. we are talking about assessing the monkey virus as a potential damaging biological agent and searching for agent-based imitators of variola viruses . let me remind you that work with this virus is allowed only in two institutions: the center for disease control in the usa and the state ve

europe , which remembers the charms of the soviet occupation, but also the old europe, and we also see the siten vende in germany, that is, such a strategic reversal of germany. and germany from the fact that it was initially afraid to provide us with helmets, now it is actually in third place after the united states of the european union in terms of the amount of defense assistance to ukraine. we see a change in the thinking of analysts and politicians. just a few weeks ago , the german foreign policy council released a document where they say 5, 6, eight years at the most after the end of this war. russia will be able to attack a nato member country. after that , the poles said it was too much for us less time, four years. estonians said that there are two years in general. that is, they understand that there will not be such a large-scale war against them. russia can resort to more creative means. well, britain itself, as a pioneer in, let's say, on the european continent, who understand very well that if you want peace, you have to prepare for war, they began to revise their plans

slovakia, once again, unfortunately, is the most pro-russian country in central europe, so as to maintainin the domestic market. politics, so he plays a completely clear, understandable story, but it is not the orban story, the fact that they have a situational coalition today, not means that they will be playing a strategic joint game as of today, i think it's a tactical coalition, however, fice, when he says he's against aid, well he 's not saying that... we can't to buy weapons from slovakia, and especially to take something from today's slovakia, well , it's difficult to say here in principle, since we took a lot in the initial stages of the war. slovakia is very, very grateful to her and all slovaks for this and we have to talk about it, so that orban and fitz are not the last problems in... the union and in nato, we have to reckon with the fact that they will have other situational coalitions, let's see how the elections to the european parliament will go, but we also have to understand that our logic, since we are ukrainians, and for us ukraine above all else, is completely differe

we in poland, in central europe, believe that putin has to be stopped, that if he conquers ukraine, thenthe price of deterring him will rise, and that, therefore, the project of rebuilding russian empire should be stopped now. and the ukrainians are doing us the favour of doing the fighting on our behalf and just want the means to do it effectively, and we should provide them. last autumn, when the previous pis law and justice party was still in power in poland, poland blocked exports of grain from ukraine. there was a truckers�* blockade around the border area. ukraine accused poland of being deeply unhelpful and, in effect, ruining the ukrainian economy. can you tell me that you and your government are going to take a completely different attitude and support the eu free trade agreement with ukraine? well, when i went to kyiv, i took the deputy ministers for agriculture and for transportation with me. and i'm happy to be able to tell you that the blockade of the border has now been lifted. no, i know the blockade has been lifted, but as i understand it, your boss, donald tusk, pm, is o

swamp color for the inhabitants of central europe. to prevent residents from draining coolant from the batteries, utility workers thought of painting it. or maybe just give it to people. confession against svoenin's agent ermak, or rather our prankster, why do those who left call each other outcasts? triumphantly shows the v symbol, emerging from the... flooded tunnel. an amazing photo from the south donetsk direction of the special operation, where this fighter and dozens of his comrades, thanks to their ingenuity, managed to penetrate to the rear of the ukrainian armed forces militants. we are talking about the tsarskaya okhota fortified area, which was considered one of the most powerful during the formation of the kiev regime. accordingly, the russian military personnel decided to take it by cunning, literally jumping out of the ground behind the enemy. it sounds, of course, like absolute fantasy, and yet it is a daring, and most importantly, effective fact. documented, to the point that every stage of it is known, first the scout

the recessionary most is native to southern and central europe, but is now also spreading to germany and sweden. the castle put his vault, has can cause serious invitation for human skin responses range from cutting down trees to assessing the mess and the host is on fire. the spraying of pesticides is also widespread, but that is a progressive solution even if it might not additionally look like it. dennis a carrier is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance the fires into the nest of the oak procession every caterpillar's next to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nest via these reg gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences engaging in and are being tested in the field today. of crisis meet on the way from 30 meters away. the funding spreads out about the size of a phase of to do this and that's are bigger than that was. so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole last for this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up and once we found areas th

the recessionary most is native to southern them, central europe, but is now also spreading to germany and sweden. the castle put his vault, has can cause serious invitation for human skin responses range from cutting down trees to assessing the mess and the host is on fire. the spraying of pesticides is also widespread, but that is a progressive solution even if it might not additionally look like it. a dentist, a car use, is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance the fires into the nest of the oak procession every caterpillar's next to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nest via these reg gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences in getting in and are being tested in the field today. of crisis meet on the way from 30 meters away. the funding spreads out about the size of affairs. i guess the nets are bigger than that, so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole mess with this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up. and once we found areas that

and , to ensure the security of ukraine, to ensure the security of the countries of central europe, tonsure the security of the countries of the european continent, further, to ensure the security of the countries of the north atlantic bloc, to ensure the countries of euro-russia. block and on global security, these components, these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and the most it is appropriate to select all this, to systematize it, certainly in the format of rammstein, and here it is very important to, well, at least somehow in the format of rammstein for today, move on to the conversation on this topic. because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like: these are some kind of bilateral sectoral agreements, because it will be read like that from the point of view, actually, now, and what does it have to do with central european security, absolutely nothing, well, , which you and i are talking about, like a morgan's veil, like an intermarium of two seas there, three seas and so on, now how will it turn out? relations in the n

europe, to ensure the security of the countries of the european continent, further to ensure the securityf the countries of the north atlantic bloc, to ensure the countries of the eurasian bloc and global security, these are actually the components, these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and it is most suitable for everything it is... to choose , to systematize, of course, the ramstein format, and here it is very important to, well, at least somehow in the ramstein format for today, move on to a conversation on this topic, because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like : this some bilateral industry agreements, because it will be read that way from the point of view, actually, now, and what does it have to do with it? has to do with central european security, absolutely not, what we are talking about is like a mirage like an intermarium, there are two seas, three seas and so on. now, how will it develop in the system of relations in the nato system. and if we add to this that europe today is constantly talking about its own sec

europe." means the need to provide ukraine with an opportunity to achieve clear victories, and then the question arises, what to do to the ukrainians broke this stability, this frozen stabilization, as it was during the first world war. in time with donald tusk's speeches in kyiv, where many words were said about poland's support for ukraine, poland was once again engulfed in farmers' protests. how is this related, what are the forecasts and how, for the sake of common security, can we find a balance between dialogue and business interests and at the same time prevent the russian special services from manipulating us. well, first of all, you need to see the whole picture. that is, to see, for example, how the export of polish goods to ukraine. maybe we wanted... to see more investments, and we will probably discuss this in the near future, but also ukrainians buy a lot of polish goods, and this is important for public opinion in poland, because the mechanism is simple. i will now move on to the farmers: when you take this train to kyiv and see a glass of tea in front of you, you sit

europe, it has always been like that, but now it is showing, and the fact that... they voted for fitzit is not a surprise, it unfortunately, the state of today's slovakia in domestic politics, and hungary, and the slovaks, as you know, is parts of the european union and nato, so who depends on whom, we still have to see and talk separately, the whole logic is about leaving us again in the gray zone, it will definitely explode, but it is better for fitz, somehow about slipping between the droplets, the edge of the rain, as we sometimes say, i like it even more, since it is no longer about the droplets, and to maintain some kind of relationship with everyone, to maintain one's position in domestic politics, so he... plays absolutely a clear, comprehensible story, but it is not orban's history, the fact that they have a situational coalition today does not mean that... they will play a strategic joint game as of today. i think it's a tactical coalition. nevertheless, fitz, when he says that he is against aid, he does not say that we cannot buy weapons from slovakia, and especially take s

europe, who was at the meeting in malta, refrained from arriving at such meetings, how many i rememberina is a thousand-year-old empire that has its own interests, and ukraine is one of china's priority interests, from china's point of view, well, let's say it doesn't belong, but russia belongs, russia belongs, but... but rather today russia for china it is, that is, it is not an asset, but rather a liability, and it seems to me that the chinese think that it is impossible to do more and retreat, china is also a big power, so i think that china is taking a break and reading, that china i think, well... i think a thousand years will think a little more, we have to do our own thing and do with those who are ready to help us, and i'm just very pleased that i i never doubted that britain is very reliable and a powerful partner, and this year with which we started our conversation, she is just that question, but tell me, other countries, group of seven, will they sign similar british agreements, will there be any differences, what are they? as far as i know, the united states of america is

europe, it's always been like that, but now it's showing, and the fact that they voted for fitz is the. some surprise, this is, unfortunately, a state of today's slovak in domestic politics, and hungary and slovakia, as you know, are parts of the european union and nato, so we still have to see and talk separately about who depends on whom. all the logic about leaving us to the whole zone again, it will definitely be eliminated. but for fitz it is better to somehow slip between the droplets, the edge of the rain, as they sometimes say in our country, i like it even more, since it is no longer about the droplets, and to maintain some kind of relationship with everyone, to maintain one's position in the internal politics, so he is playing a completely clear, understandable story, but... this is not an orban story, the fact that they have a situational coalition today does not mean that they will, as of today, play a strategic joint game. i think it's a tactical coalition. however, fitz, when he says he's against aid, he 's not saying we can't buy arms from slovakia, especially since...

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europe, but is now also spreading to germany in sweden. the castle to this vault has can cause serious education for human skin responses range from cutting down trees to assessing the nest and the host is on fire. the spraying of pesticides is also wide spread with it is a progressive solution even if it might not conditionally look like it. the dentist, the carriers is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance. he fires into the nest of the procession, every caterpillars, clinics to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nest via these reg gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences engaging in and are being tested in the field today of causes to meet on the flight from 30 meters away. the funding spreads out about the size of a face. i could do this and that's are bigger than that. so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole nest for this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use them. and once we found areas t

the danes also began to invest in this story, that they sign joint appeals with central europe, to which we also belong, this actually really important, and it also gives a signal to putin, it gives a signal to the russian regime that europe's intentions, they are getting more and more serious, europe, unfortunately, is slowly ramping up its defense industry, but none the less. and we see it. we have literally 3 minutes left, so i want to ask you one more question. victoria nuland, us deputy secretary of state for political affairs, arrived in kyiv today. do you understand why, what is the purpose? as a rule , such high-ranking officials come when something needs to be conveyed that cannot be said by phone via online communication and so on. well, when victoria comes, she always talks. about everything, about the entire complex of ukrainian-american relations, of course, she will have key topics, of course, she will discuss both tactics and strategy, it will be both a question of aid and a question of what we can do, and in a military sense , and in the economic, and sustainability issue

the procession very most is native to southern and central europe, but is now also spreading to germany and sweden. the castle put his vault has can cause serious invitation for human skin. responses range from cutting down trees to assessing the mess. and the host is on fire. the spraying of pesticides is also widespread. but that is a progressive solution even if it might not additionally look like it's a dentist, a car use is pulling out the big guns to get rid of some little pest from a suitable distance the fires into the nest of the oak procession. every caterpillars, next to an outdoor swimming pool. the idea is to introduce a deadly fungus to the nest via these reg gelatin balls. they were created by scientists from the university of applied sciences, engaging and, and are being tested in the field today. of course we can meet on the way from 30 meters away. the funding spreads out about the size of affairs. like to do this then that's are bigger than that was so we need one or 2 shots to cover the whole last for this. like we 1st look at the tips of the leaves and use up. and o

europe, to ensure the security of the countries of the european continent, further to ensure the securitye countries of the north atlantic bloc, to ensure the countries of the euro-russian bloc and global security, these are actually the components. these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and it is most suitable to select all this, to systematize it, certainly the ramstein format, and here it is very important that, well, at least somehow in the ramstein format, for today we go to conversations on this topic, because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like some kind of bilateral industry agreements, because it will be read like that from the point of view, actually, now, and what does it have to do with central european security, absolutely not, what we are talking about is like a mirage, like an intermarium of two seas, three seas and so on. now, how will it turn out in the system of relations in the nato system, and if we add to this that... europe today is constantly talking about own security, moreover, the current exercises

europe, at ensuring the security of the countries of the european continent, further, at ensuring theecurity of the countries of the north atlantic bloc, ensuring the security of the countries of the euro-russian bloc and the global one. security, actually these components, these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and the most appropriate way to select and systematize all this is definitely the romshtein format, and here it is very important that, well, at least somehow in in the rammstein format for today, we should move on to a conversation on this topic, because even the first thing you and i talked about, it looks like: these are some bilateral industry agreements, because it will be read that way from the point of view, actually. now, what does it have to do with central european security? absolutely no way, what we are talking about is like a mirage, like an intermarium, there are two seas, three seas and so on. now, how will it be formed in the system - relationships in the system. nato, and if we add to this that europe today is constantly

and to ensure the security of ukraine , to ensure the security of the countries of central europe , tonsure the security of the countries of the european continent, further, to ensure the security of the countries of the north atlantic bloc, to ensure the countries of the euro-russian bloc and global security, these are actually these components, these components, they ... should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and it is most suitable to select all this, systematize, definitely the format ramstein, and here it is very important that , well, at least somehow in the format of ramstein for today , we move on to a conversation on this topic, because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like: these are some bilateral... and industry agreements, because it will be read like that from the point of view, actually, now, and what does it have to do with central european security, absolutely nothing, well, what we are talking about, like a mirage, like an intermarium there of two seas, three seas and so on , now how it will be formed in the system of relationsh

and, to ensure the security of ukraine, to ... to ensure the security of the countries of central europe to ensure the security of the countries of the european continent, further to ensure the security of the countries of the north atlantic bloc, to ensure the countries of the euro-russian bloc and global security, these are actually the components, these components, they should not create a hedgehog in relation to each other, and it is most suitable for everything ... to choose, to definitely systematize the rammstein format , and here it is very important to, well, at least somehow in the rammstein format for today, move on to a conversation on this topic, because even the first thing we talked about with you, it looks like: these are some bilateral industry agreements, because it will be read like this from the point of view, actually , now, and what does it have to do with central european security, absolutely none, well, what we are talking about, like a mirage, like an intermarium, there are two seas, three seas and so on, now how will it be relations in the nato system, and if we

europe, at least, well, we do not say for such western european ones, at least like our neighbors, theepublic, poland, yes, that is, i say once again, that there are good things here, this is the reset of customs, this is the creation of a single it structure, which should consolidate information about the business, take into taxes that the tax officials did not see. specifically, they did not have the opportunity to raise the wheelhouse, call and say, let's solve it, so there are good things, but i in this situation, i always say , what are you nervous about, oleg, she will not implement, well, such strategies have already been adopted immeasurably, and while we need money, the international monetary fund is promised everything, the money is received, and then they say that the situation has changed, let's start negotiations, it will be the same here, and there is a very short one minute, if we have already mentioned the reform of the tax ochen... danylo gitmantsev of the tax committee of the parliament said that it is necessary to move somewhere in the direction of the polish tax mod

europe. to ensure that residents do not drain the coolant from the batteries, utility workers thought of painting it, or maybe just give people hot water? the son of agent khodorkovsky was drinking coffee in riga and is ready to secretly speak to the sushniks. confession of smoyanin’s agent ermaka, or rather our pranker, why do those who left call each other outcasts? triumphantly displays the v symbol as he emerges halfway from the submerged tunnel. amazing photos from the south donetsk direction of the special operation, where this fighter and dozens of his comrades, thanks to their ingenuity, managed to penetrate the rear of the ukrainian armed forces militants. we are talking about the bukreb region of the royal hunt, which was considered one of the most powerful in the formation of the kiev regime. accordingly, the russian military personnel decided to take it by cunning, literally jumping out behind... but the enemy from underground. it sounds, of course, like absolute fantasy, and yet,