let's cover some more ground. the earth is an island in the aegean sea, what is important is that thestic answer with water, oh well, some kind of unique phenomenon, yes, these are particles that are in the rain, but there are particles, so-called drops, well, no, no, no, well, no, guys, the particles are in the rain or in the ground, well, in the ground, well, with help, right? and that is, the water washes them to the surface like worms, small insects, ships, let's cut off this something living no not living say not living plants this is not a plant some kind of minerals - well, in a broad sense , you can call it that, well, these are crystals, these are diamonds, coins, coins, a hint , washes with hair, is covered with hair, is there nothing? well, yes, some kind of fluff, hair, no, scales, scales, maybe no, this is not, this is foam, which, dosh, so, not bad, not bad, shaving foam, soap suds, soap suds, soap suds - this is the correct answer, yes, yes, yes, with soap suds, and from the foam of the sea, aphrodite is born from the foam of the sea, absolutely right, with soap suds, a

ultimately , almost an entire province was formed in the western part of the aegean sea.r 4 years, russian ships disorganized life in the rear of the ottoman empire, preventing it from rebuilding the fleet, disrupting the supply of wheat and... june 1774, russia regained azov and taganrok and acquired kerch and yanikale, which consolidated possession of the sea of ​​azov and opened access to the black sea . they passed on to her lands between the dnieper and bug, including the kenburn fortress. the ottoman empire recognized the independence of the crimean khanate, as well as the tatar-kuban, budzhak nagai, and new ones. the border was drawn along the kuban river. russia received free access to the black sea and could create a fleet and coastal infrastructure on it, and its merchant ships were given the right to unhindered passage through the basphoras of the dordanelles. it was an unconditional victory, of course, both military and diplomatic, to be honest. and, strictly speaking, this laid the preconditions annexation of crimea to russia. what is crimea for? russia, well

sea, in the aegean, it seems, in marmurovo, in marmurovo, he is an absolute terrorist for the turks,errorist, and for the kurds a hero, well that is , how to agree on this, not to agree on this... maybe. it can be said that we do not accept terror in our modern world, but at the same time we cannot erase it from history. do you understand? and while researching this story, just throw out the pages that are unpleasant for us. of course, the poles would like to pre-war poland looked different than it did. so that there were no problems with national minorities in pre-war poland, well, they were, in 1939 it was clear that the state actually did not exist, that the national... minorities did not perceive this state as their own, that the so-called rebellion on the border was real of the ukrainian population, and because poland did not perceive this population as loyal, as equal to the population, of polish ethnic origin and the cathoric faith, well, these are all facts, all these percentage norms, all this distrust, of course there were people who believed that it could be fought. by pol

sea, in the aegean, it seems, in marmurov, mormurov, he is an absolute terrorist for the turks, he andterrorist, and for the kurds a hero, well, that is, how it is impossible to agree on this, we can say that we do not accept terror in our modern world. but at the same time, we cannot erase him from history, you see, and in researching this history, we simply throw out pages that are unpleasant to us. of course, the poles would like pre-war poland to look different than it did, so that there were no problems with national minorities in pre-war poland, well, they were. in 1939 it was clear that the state actually did not exist, that national minorities did not perceive this state as their own, that it was real the so-called rebellion among the ukrainian population, and because poland did not perceive this population as loyal, as equal to the population of polish ethnic origin and the cathoric narrative, well , these are all facts, all from su'. norms, it's all distrust. of course, there were people who believed that this could be fought with political methods. well, by the way, this is

sea, in the aegean, it seems marble, marble, he is an absolute terrorist for the turks, and he is aand for the kurds a hero, that is. how to agree on this? it is impossible to agree on this. it can be said that we do not accept terror in our modern world, but at the same time we cannot erase it from history. do you understand? and while researching this story, just throw out the pages that are unpleasant for us. of course, the poles would like it to be before the war. in poland looked different than it looked, so that in pre-war poland there would not be a problem with national minorities, well, they were, in 1939 it was clear that the state did not actually exist, that national minorities they did not perceive this state as their own, because the so-called rebellion among the ukrainian population was real, and because poland did not perceive this population as loyal, as equal. population of polish ethnic origin and catholic stories, well, these are all facts, all these percentage norms, all this mistrust, of course there were people who believed that this could be fought with polit

sea, in the aegean it seems whether in marmurovo, marmurovo, he is absolutely for the turks. a terroristrrorist, and for the kurds a hero, well, that is, how to agree on this, it is impossible to agree on this, we can say that we do not accept terror in our modern world, but at the same time we cannot erase it from history, you understand, and to... or this story, just throw out the pages that we don't like. of course, the poles would like pre-war poland to look different than it did, so that there were no problems with national minorities in pre-war poland, well, they were. in 1939 year, it was clear that the state actually did not exist, that national minorities did not perceive this state as their own. the so-called rebellion among the ukrainian population is real, and because poland did not perceive this population as loyal, as equal to the population of polish ethnic origin and the cathoric faith, well, these are all the facts, all these percentage norms, the whole this is mistrust, of course there were people who believed that this could be fought with a political method, by the wa

greece's naxos ireland is a popular destination in the aegean sea.en no rainfall over the past few months and an extreme heat wave in the region. the island's biggest reservoir dried up and seawater's seeped into irrigation wells leaving the island with the water crisis young women my entire job has to do with water level. >> it concerns me 100% if it does not rain, i cannot do anything. if i cannot feed my cows, it is the basis everything everything begins with water currently, the two reservoirs on the island contain 220,000 cubic meters of reusable water. >> only one-third of what was available last year. in order to get water to homes and hotels on the island authorities least portable. the south hello nation units these units treat seawater to make it safe to drink. >> rumors that we are lucky that we are on an island and we have this game can well to turn the seat into water but farmers on the island are not as fortunate and won't receive any of the freshwater there wasn't this about others if this continues, we will abandon the trade. it happe

fleet then, this is the aegean sea, that is the baltic fleet had to go around the whole of europe, whyechnically, because ships broke down, something happened, there was a takilash to fix it, everything was carried out in english ports, the british also provided diplomatic support, drove away the french, because the french as allies. and so, according to the words, come on, let’s fantasize, well, we would have nipped it in the bud, and maybe then there wouldn’t have been such an eternal antagonism, which after that arose between the russian british empire, after that, before that there was nothing like that, at all a very interesting fantasy, thus, after all, we like to say the englishwoman is shitting, but they can say, the russian woman was shitting, because from that moment they began to have such a rejection of us, maybe the whole story. if we had helped then as a token of gratitude, then the british would still perhaps, theoretically, they would be grateful to us, but america is still not grateful to us, although we helped them then, so i don’t know, yes, please, alekslan vladich,

it happens in lesvos, in the aegean sea. all they're doing, it's argued. i mean, i'd argue it. no problem is they're just encouraging death. death in the mediterranean. indeed, in the channel. >> well, look, i would say i would argue that this is a threat to national security. yeah. any crossing that is of unvetted people without any background checks. we just simply do not know who is coming into the country via this route. >> so that would be why you're trying to be an mp for the party. that's let 800 of them in a day. >> well, that's why i've been campaigning against it. does that make any sense? >> you're the one. you're the one putting in power the people that have let this happen. >> on the contrary, i've been campaigning against anyone else here. did. i've been campaigning against all this for a very long time. ben, i've been saying this only he's got a point. no, no, only he's got a point. no, no, on the contrary, i've been saying terrible. >> oh, i'm going to go and vote for the people. not at all. >> i've been sayi

it happens in lesvos, in the aegean sea.nd all they're doing, it's argued. i mean, i'd argue it. no problem is they're just encouraging death. death in the mediterranean. indeed, in the channel. >> well, look, i would say i would argue that this is a threat to national security. yeah. any crossing that is of unvetted people without any background checks. we just simply do not know who is coming into the country via this route. >> so that would be why you're trying to be an mp for the party. that's let 800 of them in a day. >> well, that's why i've been campaigning against it. does that make any sense? >> you're the one. you're the one putting in power the people that have let this happen. >> on the contrary, i've been campaigning against anyone else here. did. i've been campaigning against all this for a very long time. ben, i've been saying this only he's got a point. no, no, only he's got a point. no, no, on the contrary, i've been saying terrible. >> oh, i'm going to go and vote for the people. not at all. >> i've been sa