the kiy family, who called themselves debts, fleeing from the collectors, yasaka, moved from centralo the arctic to taimyr. here the tungus-speaking dolgans mixed with the local ivenks, other peoples who spoke samadian languages, and later with the turkic-speaking yakuts. soon , a large russian road stretched across taimyr and the northwestern regions of yakutia; it ran along the khatonga river and connected russian villages in the lower reaches of the khenisei and lena. in khatong tract, at a distance of 30-40 km from each other , machines were built, where russian families, holders of sled reindeer, settled in log huts. visiting guests, merchants, service people, changed their tired buckle with a fresh one and continued on their way. there, on the banks of khatanga , local residents of taimyr hunted and fished. russian explorers and settlers needed useful advice and skills. friendships were formed and marriages were made. already in the 17th century , a new ethnonym appeared in official documents of the siberian administration: zatundrin peasants. they became founders of a new peop

panorama at belarus-1 and belarus2. dreams come true, an important gift, the police brought along the line kiin, as part of the campaign, our children, minister of internal affairs ivan kubrakov , helped the child’s parents acquire a modern wheelchair for their daughter. later it turned out that the line needed a special bed. due to the high cost , her parents postponed the purchase. the police, led by the head of the department, again came to the rescue. now the girl has the necessary furniture. we are very happy, we are very grateful. grateful for such a gift, wonderful, simply excellent, we we are very glad that we have such friends in our lives, i would like to say a huge thank you to ivan vladimirovich for supporting us so much, because such support, such support is worth a lot, because strength appears, you understand that you are not alone, that someone cares with an open soul, and for the girl and for her parents such a gift was a pleasant surprise and a very useful thing. the broadcast will continue with sports news, let me remind you that to follow the developments in the country and

macron plans to personally come to kii in february to sign this document.addition, the french leader called on eu countries to unite, to strengthen sovereignty and stop depending on washington. on macron's attempts to become a key player in europe, elisabeth gers. the french president frequently and extensively publishes video messages on his social media pages. for example, about the olympics in paris against the backdrop of a punching bag, which he never hits. i invite you all to exercise at least 30 minutes every day, at least 30 minutes, because it is so good for your health. also, when traveling, macron makes so-called approaches, but not to sports the projectile, approached the press, did push-ups, that is, said three phrases, and was free. the situation in moldova and ukraine confirms that the eu's approach to geopolitical problems. were because of pensions, now they continue with torches and tambourines because of immigration reform. if the pension reform extended the youth of the french to 64 years, then the immigration reform tightens the rules of

kiy: notng we know iran supports these groups. the degree to which they order and direct is something that■r intelligence analysts will look at. we know they support them. we know they resource them. in them. we know they are not discouraging these attacks, whether it's attacks by houthis or what hamas did on the 7th of october, what hezbollah has proven capable of doing and now0 what these militia groups continue to do in iraq, syria and now jordan. reporter: on the controversy, israel says they have information about 13 employees who were connected to the october 7 attack. do you have any reason to believe that that might have been more widespread? that there could be information that later indicates it was beyond those 13 people? mr. kirby: i haven't seen any information that affirmatively makes that case. that it is more than i think 13. last week we were looking at a dozen. that's why the invest so we can look at the scope of the problems. but you've got 13,000 unwra employees, the u.n. relief and works agency. 13,000 of them