open sources, zircon moves at an altitude of 40 km, developing a speed of about eight or even nine machsis equivalent to 2.5 or 3 km/s; the most modern patriot pak-3 anti-missile missile flies no faster than four machs; it can intercept objects at maximum 36 km altitude. in addition, time is not in favor of the western complex. reaction: in 15 seconds from the detection of the target by the patriot to its first salvo, the zircon will have time to cover a distance of about 37 km, and this is also if our missile can, in principle, be detected. at hypersonic speed it is surrounded by a plasma vortex that absorbs radar radiation. from time to time, the target audience of ukrainian citizens needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out. they can be invented and made out of thin air to the point that they are, as it were, fakes, in order to rivet thousands, thousands daily. and the second most important factor, and we have talked about this many times, is that any war is a testing ground, for advertising military equipment, that is, this is also a kind

and the most modern anti-missile patri from pak-3, flies no faster than four machs , and can interceptimum altitude of 36 km. in addition, the reaction time of 15 seconds from detecting a patriot target is not in favor of the western complex. before its first salvo, zircon will have time to cover a distance of about 37 km, and this is also, if our missile can be detected in principle, on a hypersonic speed, it is surrounded by a plasma vortex that absorbs radar radiation from the radar. from time to time, the target audience of ukrainian citizens needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out, they can be invented and sucked out of thin air, but they are fakes, in order to rivet them in thousands, thousands every day . and the second most important fact, we have talked about this more than once , is that any war is a testing ground, for advertising military equipment, that is, this is also a certain kind of an information operation that then creates an information background on international markets, at international exhibitions where westerniza

and the most modern anti-missile patriot (pak-3) can fly no faster than four machs intercept objectsltitude. in addition, reaction time is not in favor of the western complex. in 15 seconds from the detection of the patriot target to its first. crowd: zircon will have time to cover a distance of about 37 km, and this is also if our missile, in principle, can be detected at hypersonic speed; it is surrounded by a plasma vortex that absorbs radar radiation from the radar. from time to time, the target audience of ukrainian citizens needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out. they can to invent, to pull out of thin air, that’s why they are, as it were, fakes in order to rivet them in thousands, thousands every day. and the second most important factor, and we didn’t... talk about this , is that any war is a testing ground, for advertising military equipment, that is, this is also a kind of certain information operation that creates an information background later on international markets, at international exhibitions where western weapons are

the papier mache is quite messy. so, craft work, then? oh, we didn't call it that, dear.led term. did you call it anything, or was itjust the stuff...? making stuff. and we had the full...the full run of the tool set, you know. that was very handy. a few years later, when you self—published your first book... yes. a book of poetry, double persephone, um... a very limited run, and i think you made... you hand—printed and set... typeset... yeah. it was a flatbed press, so you had to set each page, and the fonts were a bit limited, and we had to set the poem, run it through and then disassemble it and do the next one, and i did the cover with a lino block print. mmm. do you have one of these books? yes, but i should have kept more. that's a real serious margaret atwood rarity now, isn't it? your next choice for this cultural life is your brother's novels, which he wrote between the ages of seven and nine, you told us. so, what were these stories? he was very prolific. yeah. he even had, in the inside of one of the covers, "by the same author", and then he put the other books

central region of bicycle dis, done. thousands of people demonstrated the town in the town of buying mach off to an environmental activist with sentence to 4 years in prison for allegedly and slicing. featured police used for sam to go to discuss protest as several people were injured. russia has strict m c demonstration laws, and protest is found guilty of so called mass rising could face up to 15 years in prison. okay, let's get more from the w z rate, russia. so who joins us now from re getting lot via because the w is banned from reporting in russia. hi uri. now these protests and the just a few hours ago. tell us what made so many people take to the streets? well, it looks 2 days ago already people in xerox and no problem took off the bus car post on start a temper. busy test in the city of by mach as the trial had to just begun at the time today, the situation escalate that and it's estimated that up to 10000 people to called in addition to the non so i'll see know for lease if it was also more fundamental political, the bonds, they will have it as a prime minister. oh gosh, got thi

open sources, zircon moves at an altitude of 40 km, developing a speed of about eight or even nine machs equivalent to 2.5 or 3 km/second, the most modern patriot anti-missile missile (pak-3) flies no faster than four machs and can intercept objects to a maximum of 36 km altitude. in addition, time is not in favor of the western complex. actions in 15 seconds from the detection of the target by the patriot to its first salvo, zircon will have time to cover the distance about 37 km, and this is also if our missile, in principle, can be detected at... hypersonic speed, it is surrounded by a plasma vortex that absorbs radar radiation from the radar. from time to time, the target audience of citizens urgently needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out, they can be invented and sucked out of thin air, which is why they are fakes, in order to rivet them in the thousands, thousands daily. and the second most important factor, and we have spoken about this many times, is that any war is a testing ground for advertising military equipment, that is, thi

open sources, zircon moves at an altitude of 40 km, developing a speed of about eight or even nine machslent to 2.5 or 3 km/second, the most modern. flies no faster than mach 4 and can intercept objects at a maximum range of 36 km height. in addition, the reaction time of 15 seconds from the detection of the target by the patriot to its first salvo is not in favor of the western complex; the zircon will have time to cover a distance of about 37 km, and this is also, if our missile, in principle, can be detected at hypersonic speed, it is surrounded by a plasma vortex , which absorbs radar radiation from the radar. periodically the target audience of ukrainian citizens needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out, they can be invented suck it out of thin air, that’s why they are fakes, in order to rivet them in thousands, thousands every day. the second most important factor, and we have talked about this more than once, is that any war is a testing ground, for advertising military equipment, that is, this is also a kind of certain information op

open sources, zircon moves at an altitude of 40 km, developing a speed of about eight or even nine machuivalent to 2.5 or 3 km/s, the most modern patriot anti-missile missile (pack-3) flies no faster than mach four and can intercept objects at a maximum of 36 km altitude. in addition, reaction time is not in favor of the western complex. in 15 seconds from the detection of the target by the patriot to its first salvo, the zircon will have time to cover a distance of about 37 km, and this is even if our missile, in principle, can be detected at hypersonic speed; it is surrounded by a plasma vortex that absorbs the radar radiation of the radar. from time to time, the target audience of ukrainian citizens needs to be fed with some positive news that at least something seems to be working out. they can be invented and sucked out. that’s why they are fakes , so that thousands and thousands of them can be riveted every day. the second most important factor, we have talked about this more than once, is that any war is a testing ground, for advertising military equipment, that is, this is also

a special interview with mach mallets brown looking at the resiliency of democratic institutions. that is india, us and the u. k. faced crucial elections to this. don't forget this morning who's on that website is the w dot com and for social media like instagram. next the handle you need is pat dw. and in small headlines in 45, the category issues with a lot say what the fast fashion as an environmental 9 a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile ways get stranded fashion. watch now on youtube, the indian w today. lot mark miller, phone, president of the open society foundations. we want to talk about the decline and democracy and human rights. and how to stop it, mark over 2000000000 people. the go to is a poet says here in local, regional or national elections. give them the see, expect taishan specific us to the outcome of these elections? are you voice very will be? it's the end of the year. well, it does seem to be a year where there are more or less ends involving more people going to vote

it's almost finished if the magic mach malik brown, looking at democracies in india, the us and the okay. all of whom are facing crucial and actions this. yeah, i'm every to expand a j in the end. thanks so much for watching this. you soon to buy the house. i mean for a station in the rain forest continue carbon dioxide emissions. and again, the people of the world are we what impact because change doesn't happen the make up your own mind. me the in the end of you today lot mark miller, brown, president of the open society foundations. we want to talk about the decline and democracy and human rights and how to stop. it mocks over 2000000000 people. the go to as a poet says, here in local, regional or national elections given this expect taishan specific us to the outcome of these elections. i, you voice very will be it's the end of the year. well, it does seem to be a year where there are more elections involving more people going to vote than ever before. but it comes at the end, the 20 years of study annual democratic decline. so, you know, we could end up with a year of a record numbe

street protests are met with a harsh response. police dispersing to most traders in the town of, by mach with the help of tear gas and stone grenades. it all began after a judge sentenced a local activists to 4 years in prison. 5, i'll see enough was taken into custody of to the ruling season. my huge thanks to you. well, who came to support me? i will never forget this, but i do not plead guilty things. i have always been struggling for justice all for my people, for my republican is so god willing we will see each other again. and so, as the verdict was announced, hundreds of demonstrators who gathered outside began tempting slogans in his support. security forces into vans and italy. several arrests followed l. c. and it has been a permanent eco activist in the central russian region of bush carter stone. he has also complained for the protection of the regional bastere language and condemned russia's war in ukraine. he was sentenced for a common considered races by the authorities with which he says was miss translated to the ruling lead, not only to a street protests, but emotional,

and nearing the 72, our mach, what, what's the focus of the rescue teams be at this point? well, right now, there's definitely tosto to able to find survivors underneath of those buildings, you know, still 3 days. so i mean it's medicaid, so you're gonna find people even after week 2 weeks, 3 weeks. so they're not going to give up till the at the everybody's i, you know, i did find from this earthquake, especially now that customer, that's also been you for a rain has been, and heavy rain has been been full cost for the region that how will that kind of for rescue efforts, or no, that's actually is no good at all. i mean that the, for the 2 reasons, one is the, at the, those claps buildings, you know, you know, with construction or concrete construction. i mean that the moisture rank coming into that that become actually and stabilize more. so that's actually it. the once huge issue. secondly, is that as you so the manual line slide happened after the earthquake and which actually the distorted me to move up roads. and that's actually humphrey at the all the, the trucks to

street protests are met with a harsh response. police disperse and demonstrators in the town of, by mach with the help of tear gas and stone grenades. it all began after a judge sentenced a local activists to 4 years in prison. for you, i'll see enough was taken into custody after the ruling. susan is my huge things to you. well, who came to support me? i will never forget this new, but i do not plead guilty since i have always been struggling for justice. all for my people, for my republican is so god willing, we will see each other again. and so, as the verdict was announced, hundreds of demonstrators who gathered outside began tempting slogans and his support. security forces into vans and italy, several arrests followed l. c. and it has been a prominent eco activist in the central russian region of the bus card has done. he has also complained for the protection of the regional bhaskar language and condemned russia's war in ukraine. he was sentenced for a common to consider a racist by the authorities with which he says was miss translated. the ruling, let not only to street protests

you are up to date, but coming up off to the break, a special interview with former british diplomat, mach malik brown, looking at democracies in india, the u. s. and the okay, all of them are facing crucial and actions this. yeah, i'm advantaged. manager in the end, thanks so much for watching to see you soon to buy the house or we can change. i mean the for a station in the rain forest continue. carbon dioxide emissions have prison again. the people of the world are we what impact the biggest change.

on wednesday, he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us. meanwhile, german foreign minister and the book is also visiting the region speaching, an egypt redbox at a reformed posting authority, must play a major role in dogs as future. we have also visitors in the airport close to the roof of border crossing to garza. she called for new humana, terry, and pauses that allow aids to cross the gallons that she also demanded from us released is rarely hostages, held in the territory a deed of his chief political correspondent, nina honda is travelling with her and she joins me now from being rude, so nina, following the west bareback has called for a quote reformed posting authority to play a role in guns as future. so what exactly does that mean in practice? is now said on several occasions on this trip to the middle east that striving for a 2 state solution really is there any way for the only way to bring sustainable piece 6 security and stability to this region. and so that she says it requires the palestinian authority to the full. s

on wednesday, he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us dw atanya kramer joins us now from jerusalem for more. so tanya, the secretary of state has been fine to come thing down in the region. is there any indication that he's having success of the slow, we can say you certainly comes at a critical time. and as you heard in the report, know, 3 months into the war in garza, but also heightened tensions between israel and has the law. and this was northern border with a southern liber known but also in other regions, like with the many of these and the red sea. so a reef heard again from the us secretary and the blinking that he's pushing to scale down the intensity of this strikes in gaza saying the daily told on the civilian population and gaza is part are too high. you also said that he's pushing for this uh uh, as an assessment mission to northern goals of the united nations to see when a published in residence of had to flee or, and to back here to the southern pods or could come back home. now it's really military and the other en

he's due to travel to the occupied westbank for talks of palestinian president mach mood of bus. it's going to be now here in the studio is our middle east. alice shawnee was honest, shining was here with me. we were listening to that press conference from and to the blinking. let's talk about that. the biggest takeaways here did you notice a change in the us is patients with these really prime minister when it comes to making a way out of this more and gosh, what was great undertone. we've been, 1st of all, we've been seeing the americans and sending these messages and last days before the visit, hinting of edmonton. you know that they are very serious and they're intense to move forward with a long lasting fund for peace in the region. with all the amount of moderate nations, the arab nations that are on board. so we're seeing it blinking, seeing the same things again and again, very diplomatically, as a teacher is not enough for no reason. he is the chief diplomatic for the americans, but we hear behind closed doors that the patients is finding out. there's more more pressure

ryan police in the central region of bosh cornerstone. thousands of people demonstrated the town of by mach after environmental activists was sentenced to 4 years in prison. for legend, leading sliding detroit, police use force and tear gas to disperse protesters. several people were injured. russia had stripped and tied demonstration last. protesters found guilty of what is known as mass winding. they could face up to 15 years in prison. as you're watching dw news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news, followed by the day i hope to see you there. the name is the calls back said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's called about saying it's loud. that's what it being nosy bay, like good. everyone to king. check out the award winning called called the called back. you cream was like a stepping points, you know, time what you into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a significant from refrain. you can choose to go back or somewhere else, come and see more people.

street protests are met with a harsh response. police dispersing to most traders in the town of by mach with the help of tear gas and stone grenades. it all began after a judge sentence, the local active is to 4 years in prison, fight llc. enough was taken into custody of to the ruling. see my huge thanks to you. well, who came to support me? i will never forget this, but i do not plead guilty things. i have always been struggling for justice on for my people, for my republican is so god willing, we will see each other again. and so, as the verdict was announced, hundreds of demonstrators who gathered outside began tempting slogans and his support. security forces into vans and italy, several arrests followed l. c. and it has been a prominent eco activist in the central russian region of the bus card has done. he has also complained for the protection of the regional bus to language and condemned russia's war in ukraine. he was sentenced for a common to consider as races by the authorities with which he says was miss translated. the routing led not only to a street protests, but emotion

on wednesday, he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us. the monster on health ministry and gaza says $126.00 palestinians were killed. them is really a tax on tuesday. sarah davies is from the international committee of the red cross and i'm on earlier. she gave us this assessment of the current humanitarian situation in gauze. you know, right now the situation is incredibly dial. what we're seeing is kind of services you ation. that is only was name, i think it's very important that we remember. but regardless of how much a actually inches the it also needs to be effectively and safely distributed. and right now that's not able to happen with things like the ongoing armful stewart's, he's the sheer number of people who are as you said, this place leaving on grades the rubble, the degree, the telecommunications challenges, people are not receiving the aid or, or supplies that they really desperately need, i'll close out to you. that was the best of their abilities, but there are many, many challenges that are currently being faced t

street protests are met with a harsh response. police disperse and demonstrators in the town of by mach with the help of tear gas in stone grenades. it all began after a judge sentenced a local activists to 4 years in prison. for you, i'll see enough was taken into custody after the ruling season. my huge, thanks to you. well, who came to support me? i will never forget this new, but i do not plead guilty things. i have always been struggling for justice all for my people, for my republicans, so god willing, we will see each other again. and so as the verdict was announced, hundreds of demonstrators who gathered outside began tempting slogans and his support. security forces into vans and italy, several arrests followed l. c. and it has been a prominent eco activist in the central russian region of postcard has done. he has also complained for the protection of the regional bhaskar language and condemned russia's war in ukraine as he was sentenced for a common considered races by the authorities. with which he says was miss translated. the ruling lead, not only to street protests, but e

on wednesday, he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us. meanwhile, german foreign minister on the block is also visiting the region. speaking in egypt, mailbox at a reformed palestinian authority, must play a major role in gauze as future. deadlock also visited an airport close to the roof of border crossing. the guys that she called for new humanitarian pauses to allow aid to cross into garza. she also demanded them us release is really hostages held in the territory. a dw chief political correspondent, the husband is travelling with german, the german foreign minister. she explained what bad luck meant by calling for a quote for a formed palestinian authority to play a role in gauze as future is now said on several occasions on this trip to the middle east that striving for a 2 state solution really is there any way for the only way to bring sustainable piece, 6 security and stability to this region. and so that she says it requires the palestinian authority to the full. she also says, of course that israel must respect, tell us s

counting time for hostages being captive in cause a as those that are in a must war, reaches the 100, the mach families, of course, to just demanding the immediate time of their loved ones. within 45 days since i was released from how most captivity in garza, as long as my husband is not home, i am still a hostage. his time and bass of a $135.00 of the hostages is running out despite the long lead diligence, almost agency, they will not give up the night is the $100.00 they already did. my brother is a hostage in gaza and came here because it's a 100 day. it's very difficult for the family, for the children and for everybody. and we all to bring him back. bring them home now to start, unless campaign by families has gained by dispense support, depression, anxiety go up and to make concessions for safety. tons of plus these is the only service, but the problem, the same, gave no signal that is right would big down in their community campaign. again, some us hold on just a moment, come up as a so we are continuing the war to its conclusion to total victories in this until we have achieved all of

well, we already... immediately make frames like this from wire, then papier-mâché is made, this is from is created, then to level the surfaces, we apply this composition, it’s called cold porcelain, and so we completely stick the dough around the leg, then it dries and dries. a certain time, well, and then finishing comes with decorating, there is also a technique when we work with cold porcelain, this is making magnets, so if you have a desire, you can try to paint them, well ok, then for now it will be, that is , you have already tried to sculpt from cold porcelain, and now you can try to paint the finished magnet, that’s it, you want it well, then yes, then we’ll leave it for now to let it dry. well, that's it, let's get to work then , while our doll is drying, the cold porcelain is drying out the legs, we will now try to decorate this product, these are handmade magnets, also made from cold porcelain, you see, it hardens, as if becoming porcelain, even sometimes falls and practically does not break, yes, but it seemed to me that yes, but we won't do it. i usually always start with t

well, if we are already talking about sports, it’s time to give the floor to our colleagues from mache to 20,000. get it instantly. winline will double your deposit without any options. news time match tv especially for ntv. in the studio dmitry tomnyakovsky. hello. in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the brightest events from the world of sports, and also study the most interesting odds from wiinline bookmakers. several interesting events took place in the continental hockey league. lokomotiv secured its participation in the playoffs almost a month and a half before its start; in nizhny novgorod they scored nine goals during the period. now let's talk about everything in order. in the match torpedo metallurg. main events. we came in in the second twenty minutes, first there were guests from at an interval of 43 seconds, they surprisingly scored twice in the minority. denis zernov and maxim karpov accepted congratulations. the residents of nizhny novgorod responded more than adequately. somewhere when we started to lead , we gave in a little slack and this allowed nizhnekamsk to dic

who spoke about this insincerely... as if they were buying plastic there an alarm bell, or from papa mache, wanting first of all to promote himself, maybe to promote himself more than to worry about his native belarus , about his little birth, these people may have slowed down at some stages that real economic integration, which is absolutely not threatening national sovereignty way of life belarus would make our union stronger, but now we see that we are making up for it, but at the same time... no one threatens the national way of life, nor national traditions, nor the native belarusian language ; on the contrary, incredible respect is being shown, and i would say even reverence for how people in belarus treat their village, town, or vegetable garden, how they treat the names of those public figures for centuries, representatives of the literary, cultural workshop, writing workshop, educational workshop, which we are learning more and more today and present to the world, which is why this year books dedicated to semeon polotsk, kazimir semenovich, francis skarina will be published, but b

famous center of traditional artistic crafts, and above all the craft of lacquer miniatures on the mache00 years, marked by victories at the world exhibitions in milan, paris and new york. this is a very labor-intensive, long process; work on one product takes up to 45 days, all within the framework of long-standing traditions. we are now moving a lot against time, so we are trying. and so that there is a utilitarian use for our miniatures, such as the same diaries there with painted pens there or some kind of dishes, that is, which we are already painting, new year’s balls, this is an excellent gift, in a word, a land of creative people who are able to show their talents even in a seemingly assembly-line production. the sewing company sudyr produces classic men's clothing of high quality and has been doing this for more than 70 years, since it inherits the kovrov sewing factory, which was one of the leaders of the soviet likprom. designing a suit is like designing a spacecraft. first, we need to take into account anthropological features of the male figure. and you know that they change

these photos will put someone to sleep you will remember to wake up, but standing is just our job , mache. we swear it's not a dream story, come, put your heart into the sea , don't doubt, finally, this august day , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, those days , he was the host of a debate in the election. the first session of the parliament with various candidates, even the candidate of the tudeh party, even the candidate of the mojahedin organization of today, the people's mojahedin of that day, and other political groups, including the candidate of the islamic republic party, etc. emaduddin karimi used to teach high levels. the elders say that if shahid karimi had not entered the parliament, he would definitely be one of the he was considered the famous scholars of the years after the revolution. he spent his childhood here in the village of keshk nowshahr. when emaduddin karimi went to qom and mashhad to study, he would return to his hometown in the same days. if he fasts for 15 years in alameda, he can even do it. 15 years ago, he didn't talk to emmer once,

some cultural news: glass astronauts, porcelain skiers and even. walked from papier mache.ut seventy beautiful new year's toys became part of the exhibition, which opened in the central part of the rumyantsev and paskevich palace. all exhibits from the soviet period. collectors and local residents donated them to the darmuseum. visitors saw new year's toys made from a wide variety of materials: glass, cardboard, wood, plastic, cotton wool and foil. the youngest of them come from the eighties, and the oldest were released back in the late thirties of the past. century, sasha, by the way, i’ll add to the story with the museum, we were once on the set of your stunning gomel palace and park ensemble, the main curator of the museum told us that the main collection and, in general, the main receipts in collections and various museums are what people give, they just give sincerely, with the words, we know that you have, yes, it will definitely be intact, so many thanks to those who simply gave away a small toy, you know, that... it will never get lost in a museum, it will be prope

after sprinkling the cultivated tree with mach, see how much the cultivated tree is blooming and you see that their cattle are grazing their grass. in the following , we reached the point where this plan of earth coverings is done look at this, this will cause adhesion, but where there is no mulch , where there is no mulch, look now and see that this mulch is not there now . there are 350,000 hectares of dust centers in the province, of which 145,000 hectares have been de-desertified. mohammad. biba's book reached its second edition in less than a year. this book contains 18 narratives of those who lost their fathers at some point in their lives and recorded their oral memories of their fathers for the first time. our story begins here , astan imamzadeh abdullah imamzadei in the region ray city in the south of tehran. here the memory of the dead is alive. a prophet who himself grew up with the pain of being an orphan, and i read in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful. we have the son's narrative, we have the narrative of the martyrs . the characters in this book, who a

the government of pakistan announced that the attack on the mach area in the balochistan region of this country has been foiled. the spokesman of pakistan's balochistan province said: security forces countered three attacks and killed five of the attackers affiliated with separatist terrorists. pakistani media reported several explosions caused by the launch. according to some local media, the separatist rebels' rocket heavily secured the mesh area, the armed men were aiming to target a police station, prison and hospital , which were met with a quick response by the army forces. the terrorist group known as the baloch liberation army has spoken of killing 45 pakistani security forces, but the official sources of pakistan have not confirmed this. army group azadi bakhsh baloch, whose name is on the list of terrorist and separatist organizations of pakistan , has been the subject of dozens of explosions and attacks security forces have been involved in assassinations and assassinations. imran khan, the former prime minister of pakistan , was sentenced to 10 years in prison. this verdict

compromise, how much cargo they could carry, transporting heavy loads would make the batteries run out mach journey. freight operators often have type, profit margins. time is money and they don't really want to waste it on hours of charging. so the focus shifted to fuel cells. these devices essentially work like batteries that run on stored hydrogen and oxygen from the air that can produce enough electricity to power a truck. and they're only by product or heat and water. of course, it takes a lot of energy to produce pure hydrogen, so that it can be used as fuel. but even then a hydrogen truck produces up to 33 percent to your emissions across its life cycle . then it's diesel counterpart, the savings are much greater if the hydrogen is produced with renewable energy. that's fairly happening. simply speaking, hydrogen trucks can reduce emissions without compromising carbo capacity or requiring long brakes. refueling a hydrogen truck, as long as the same, then the refueling diesel truck. so at 1st sight hydrogen fuel cells look like a slam dunk solution for trucks. but here's the thing. al

famous center of traditional artistic crafts, and above all the craft of lacquer miniatures in popie macheries at the world exhibitions in milan, paris and new york. this is a very... capacious, long process, work on one product takes up to 45 days, all within the framework of long-standing traditions. we are now moving a lot with time, so we also try to have a utilitarian use for our miniatures, such as the same diaries there with painted pens, or some kind of dishes, that is which we are already painting, new year's balls are a great gift. in a word, a land of creative people who are able to show their talents even in seemingly assembly-line production. the sewing enterprise sudyr produces classic men's clothing of high quality and has been doing this for more than 70 years, since it inherits the kovrov clothing factory, which was one of the leaders of the soviet medicine industry. creating a suit is like designing a spacecraft: firstly, you need to take into account the anthropological characteristics of the male figure, and you know that every 10 years these features change, in which d

the government of pakistan announced that the attack on the mach area in the balochistan region of this country has been foiled. the spokesman of pakistan's baluchistan province government said security forces countered three attacks and killed five of the attackers affiliated with separatist terrorists. pakistani media it was reported that several explosions caused by the launch of rockets by the separatist rebels made the area of ​​mesh area highly secure. according to some local media , armed people targeted a police station. there were prisons and hospitals that faced a quick response from the army forces. the terrorist group known as the baloch liberation army has spoken of killing 45 pakistani security forces, but the official sources of pakistan have not confirmed this. the baloch liberation army group, whose name is on the list of terrorist and separatist organizations of pakistan, has so far been involved in dozens of explosions and terrorist attacks. security forces involved. north korea fired multiple cruise missiles for the third time in recent weeks. north korea fired strat

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protests are met with a harsh response put on the police dispersing to most traders in the town of, by mach with the help of tear gas and stone grenades. it all began after a judge sentenced a local activists to 4 years in prison. 5, i'll see enough was taken into custody of to the ruling season. my huge, thanks to you. well, who came to support me? i will never forget this, but i do not plead guilty things. i have always been struggling for justice for my people, for my republican and so god willing, we will see each other again. and so, as the verdict was announced, hundreds of demonstrators who gathered outside began tempting slogans and his support. security forces into vans and italy. several arrests followed l. c. and it has been a permanent eco activist in the central russian region of bush court has done. he has also complained for the protection of the regional bhaskar language and condemned russia's war in ukraine. he was sentenced for a common considered races by the authorities with which he says was miss translated . of the ruling lead, not only to a street protest, but emotion

he's due to travel to the occupied westbank, the talks of palestinian president mach mood of us. straight to a cold, responded tanya cramer in jerusalem. welcome tanya. is there any sign that the secretary of state's efforts to calm the situation or succeeding of the well, what you can say certainly is that his visit comes at a critical time. no 3 months into the war in garza, but also with the height and tensions between israel and the been each group has full are in the north. and also of course tensions with the human eye to these in the red sea. now what be seen as seeing again is that view a secretary of state and me blinking, pushed again israel to skids down the intensity of the strikes in garza, the he said that daily toll for the civilian population is far too high. he also said that they agreed on the united nation mission to him in the northern part of casa, to assess the damage, so that a goes into, had to flee to the south, where it showed during there are able to go back home. that this is very important to have the pathways to go back home to their homes of what is left of

he even delved into the problems of physics of the early 20th century. reasonedly argued with mach andfending reality, materiality, the infinity of the knowability of the world around us, that is, he took seriously the ideological, philosophical foundation of human knowledge. the question is, what kind of our worldview today? lenin really dealt with worldview. now this tradition has been lost by our government. lenin's works have been translated into all world languages , such works as imperialism, like you... we can argue about the human qualities of lenin and his contemporaries, but from a strictly intellectual point of view, lenin's knowledge base is not comparable, it is simply not comparable with the level of knowledge of any of his contemporaries. simply put, lenin was much more equipped intellectually than, say, kerensky, than, say, lavr kornilov, than... nikolai romanov and so on. there is nothing offensive here, just a huge intellect, a huge head and incredible knowledge. according to current unesco data, lenin's works occupy seventh place in the world among translated literat

. >> the faa confirmed monday that it was a single engine, cozy mach four airplane with two people on board. the san mateo county sheriff's office said that while the search was going on, a woman's body was found in the water by a commercial fishing boat, though they're still working to confirm her identity, they believe she is associated with the plane crash, the coast guard announced just before 11 monday morning that they had suspended their search for survivors. the ntsb is now investigating, though authorities confirmed that the plane originated from an east bay airport. they're still not confirming which one in half moon bay. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> san jose has recorded its first traffic fatality of this new year. a passing suv hit a pedestrian just before 2:00 this morning on monterey road near skyway drive. this is in south san jose. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. authorities say the pedestrian was crossing monterey road near a crosswalk when she died at the hospital. conditions were foggy at the time, but police have not said whether visibility w

kozy mach four, which can be amateur built. it's unclear if the people on board the plane were the registered owners. >> the owner the builder is responsible for the for the construction of the aircraft and the maintenance of the aircraft and operates under a very loose set of rules. cost about $20,000 to build. plus the engine, etc. probably by the time it's done about $30,000. it holds four people. it was about 200 miles an hour. >> the sheriff's office says that the plane took off from the east bay. sagan said investigators will be looking at weather conditions. the aircraft and air traffic control recordings like this one. >> air traffic experimental 656 tango echo is on a approximately two mile final for only three. there >> among the questions was there ever a mayday call? >> it could mean that whatever happened happened in a hurry. and what happens in that sort of case is, um, the pilot sometimes won't have time to make a mayday call. >> on monday, the coast guard suspended search efforts after crews looked around 28mi■!

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i once again reaffirm these law mach republicans around support for the south african governments initiative from over 2 weeks. the international court of justice has been reviewing the south african case, accusing israel of committing a genocide in does up on friday, the court ruled that israel has committed some of the acts alleged by south africa before. so it's not the final or they can. in fact, it's what's known as the prime of faith shape, which refers to evidence not sufficient to establish your fact or to raise a presumption of fact, unless we bought it feeds are enrolling issued by the court ordered 6 provisional measures, including for as well to prevent genocidal activity shore, the provision of humanitarian a to civilians in guys of the i. c. j also ordered israel to preserve the evidence of genocide. i just submit a report to the court within a month regarding its compliance with the order. they won't use this as a success and is now calling for the trial of is where the officials to the, the officials of the fake is really regime are the most notorious people in the world's pu

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