my name is olesya nosova, i am the editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda and with me is the famousve great news about meat. getting ready for this broadcast. i talked with our economics department, the komsomolskaya pravda newspaper, with specialists who said that we have absolutely amazing things now things are happening with meat, russians have begun to eat more meat. example, one person eats about 79 kg of meat per year, just 20 years ago it was almost half as much, 41 kg, in the whole world a person eats about 43 kg, and rich countries 83 kg, that is, we are close to rich countries, and this is very very good, we can afford it, yes, yes, why eating meat is very good and right. well, i always say in this situation that we have teeth, not only incisors, yes, like herbivores, but fangs, like carnivores, and that’s it it’s not in vain that we should eat meat, including red meat, because this is how our body is designed, physiology cannot be fooled, there are, of course, people who do not consume animal proteins at all, including meat, but humans and the human body are designed this

one of the bama stations will bear the name of the former editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda vladimir sungorkin. today. russian schoolchildren are retaking the unified state exam under the new rules for the first time. lightning in the shape of a heart was captured in the sky over moscow. today the capital is once again experiencing extreme heat. and today the vote should radically change the balance of power in the british parliament. the libarists are preparing to take over parliament from prime minister sunok. and on television , the first place was taken from the prime minister by a tattooed model in bikin. unprecedented security measures are now in effect in the capital in kazakhstan, where the sco summit is taking place, police are on duty in the center of astana, armored cars are on the streets, and heads of state of the shanghai cooperation organization meet on the main day of the summit. vladimir putin also participates in the meeting. and today, belarus has become the tenth country to become a full member of the sco. our correspondent alexey konopko goes live from astona. an

he just started his career as a reporter for the komsomolskaya pravda at the bama construction site; carriage and fell in love with these places for the rest of his life. this year. sungorkin would have turned 70 years old. it was on this date and on bam’s fiftieth anniversary that the renaming of the platform was timed. previously, it only had number 1095. it is located on the shore of lake baikal. record of winter crops in the krasnodar region in one of the regions, representatives of the book russian records recorded the highest yield in history - 110 centners per hectare. this is the result of the joint work of farmers and scientists. andrey malet found out how this was achieved. there is a mighty spike here. before the start of harvesting, the breeders manually thresh several ears of corn and, with an experienced eye, immediately confirm: there will be a record. at the wave of the flag , two combine harvesters bite into the experimental plot, and within a few minutes they disappear in a cloud of dust. this golden kuban field is like an olympic stadium. today this is a platform f

pravda, endocrinologist pavlova.w, well, basically all overdoses are expressed approximately the same way, nausea, vomiting, depression of consciousness, and is it possible to become too calm with an overdose of magnesium, well, no, when we talk about an overdose, then this is some kind of critical overdose, and becoming too calm can become calm, this is it, but not with an overdose, but with replenishing a magnesium deficiency, here a person notes that he has become less irritable, his sleep has normalized, he has lost some tics, then eyelids twitched, then what. that everything is always spasmodic, this is not only pain, yes, but this is also a violation of the metabolism of certain substances and - all other things being equal , stones can also form not only in the gall bladder, but in the kidneys, it would seem that i am in the subject, anyway what you say is amazing, it has always been believed that what is called the female element is iron, yes, a lot depends on it, it turns out that magnesium, in general, is a

he just started his career as a special correspondent for komsomolskaya pravda at the construction siteunion was watching her. this year sungorkin would have turned 70 years old. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story.

pravda. genetic analysis to find out your predisposition to what, to what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible - if we know something about ourselves, well, or i look at patients, and if i see a person with dysplasia. this is such a large, so to speak, pool of diseases, conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, noroadrenaline, and serotonin in these people can be smaller too, they tend to various depressions, reduced emotional background, but as a rule they are quite good. here lies something that is not always thought about, by the way, here is dopamine, when they tell me: i submitted the results for the sensitivity of the receptors, their structure, at this moment i freeze, i really want to see this result, because i immediately begin to calculate, most likely it will be this, this, this, yes, when i see that it coincides, then my sero

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravdapredisposition, what, what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible if we know something. myself, well, or i look at patients, if i see a person with connective tissue dysplasia, this is such a large, so to speak, pool of disease conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, let’s say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine, and serotonin in these people may also be less, they are prone to various depressions. results on the sensitivity of receptors, their structure, this moment, i freeze, i really want to see this result, because i immediately begin to calculate, it will most likely be this, this, this, yes, when i see that coincidentally, here i have serotonin and it’s just pleasure and happiness, by the way, when there is a lot of oxytocin, with some good level of serotonin, these people are so loving, indiscriminate, and they can even be stigmatized somehow,

the editors of komsomolskaya pravda renamed the station 1995 km on the shore of lake baikal. special correspondent for bama from the very beginning of the construction of the century, dedicated a series of articles to it, and sparked ideas for the development of siberia among young people. and on for now, the program will continue to air on channel one, time will tell, we sincerely welcome the viewers of channel one, including those from ukraine. eh, what do we have? yes, as for ukraine, well, of course, you know

pravda olesya nosova.des of the podcast deception of substances on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. do i understand correctly that if the child was born healthy, everything, the mother tried her best, she took judidate salt. mother from the ussr, yes, the mother is from the ussr, which means that the child was born normal, but then in the process of life, something happened, he stopped taking iodine in normal quantities, does this mean that his mental abilities may somehow fall, worsen, yes, yes, they can, but it ’s the same, as they say, less isol, because if there is no opportunity to develop, yes, then that’s it, the starting point is such a bad reference point, it is unchangeable, but if a person develops hypothyroidism due to iodine deficiency, then of course such a person will complain about decreased memory and increased fatigue and the inability to quickly find a solution, and such a kind of slippage, figuratively speaking , mentally, otherwise, having restored the balance of iodine and the

with you was the podcast deception of substances, and the hosts, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda's get married, good afternoon! today's brides are anastasia, yulia and marina. and our groom is gregory. gregory is 41 years old. his wife asked him to organize a business for her close friend, but he preferred intimate relationships to business relationships. grigory, minibus driver, lives in ufa, he is proud of his four children and dreams of teaching courses to improve the financial literacy of the country's population. he admits that all his victories are on the love front. manicure, marries the owner of an easy-going character, long graceful fingers, a flat stomach, a regular face shape, small breasts, straight legs and feet no larger than size thirty-nine. hello, well, the groom has requests, of course, he would be better off immediately contacting a modeling agency, well, you described your wife’s appearance, what size are you, thirty-nine, 38, 38, fingers show me, well, you described your wife, gregory, ex, yes, ex, ex, yes, but this is probably the image that i still chose at

the fate of komsomolskaya pravda birich changed dramatically. to the faculty of medicine. the recruitment for it was considerable at that time. 280 people. 117 of them are girls, including tatyana birich. and just a few years later, another important event took place in the life of the country and birich herself. photographer elya berman, secluded in his laboratory, looked with interest only that the pictures were hung up to dry. what is it like, this new intellectual elite? yes, the name they gave was some kind of incomprehensible, intellectual one. so young and also lita, so beautiful, why do they need this science. after some thought, he took out two original vignettes that he had been saving for a special occasion. i inserted a photo into them and signed it in a beautiful font. vornovo alexandra ivanovna. birich tatyana vasilievna. clearly satisfied with their work, they placed photographic portraits in a prominent place. what pride, science, elite. event for the young soviet republic then it was really important that the first graduate stud

the occupiers promised a reward for the head of the komsomolskaya pravda, but the locals did not give it. on july 8, 1943, during the retreat after blowing up an enemy train, a partisan group under the command the melnikites surrounded. july 13, 1943 melnikayty was shot. by decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr, marita milnikaite was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. posthumously. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman, let's talk about complex things in simple language, today about how much. belarusians have been taken away by water since the beginning of the year. where are rescuers looking and how to help a drowning person? go! the warm season has just begun, and the information field is filled with news about water victims. and i would like to say the first, but since the new year 106 people drowned in belarus. some people find it especially sad that four of these 106 are children, non-infants, teenagers, but still there was everyone ahead. life, i understand that the adults from among the dead were also someone’s

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda this is such here is a large, so to speak, pool of diseases, conditions, these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones... these people may also have less, they are prone to various depressions , reduced emotional background, but as a rule they have a fairly good level of dopamine, so they have a good ability to learn, they are so interested, active, you can even, well, what is called by the phenotype, looking at a person, by the way he looks... what features he will have after all, of course, not only that, very often, characterological, but the analysis is more reliable when i communicate with patients and see that there is a certain discrepancy with the clinic and the results, and let’s say the laboratory is definitely objective, i have no complaints about this laboratory, it has been tested, everything is fine with it, but...

when i first arrived in russia, the first reporters i met worked for komsomolskaya pravda. in the eightiesime was the largest newspaper in the world with a circulation of about 21 million, when i was at the moscow times, i worked in the building of the pravda newspaper, and the people there told me stories about their work in the eighties. the job was to carry out instructions, they were essentially clerks, yes, they received orders for the day, carried them out, and then went home to their wives, went on weekends. event that can lead to the beginning war with a nuclear power, and it also destroyed the economy of western europe, and also this is a major environmental disaster, which is what you're kind of worried about, it was the largest carbon dioxide emission in history, that is, in the heads of all these people, russia is the center of all this, from my point of view, as someone who was never interested in russia, you suddenly wake up one day 25 years after the end of the cold war. i realize that now i must hate russia, but i won’t do this out of principle and not because that i love r

pravda.age of the battle of the battle for the settlement of ocheretina in the dpr, let me remind you that it is located northwest of avdievka, and came under the control of our armed forces at the end of april, but only now there is an opportunity to see how the offensive operation took place, and there is undoubtedly something to see there, well , at least here is a very clear episode when a detachment of ukrainian militants managed to be caught in the fire trap of the railway; it took the tandem of aerial reconnaissance and artillery a matter of seconds to inflict very serious... damage on the enemy manpower, and in general , during that assault the bet was made to a large extent on the speed of decision-making, to what extent it justified itself, stanislav bernval will show, stanislav, greetings, hello, well, it looks like we managed to deal with the main enemy forces quite quickly, well , firstly, the effect of surprise, and secondly , we were caught in rotation, but i’ll tell you about

when i first came to russia, the first reporters i met worked for komsomolskaya pravda in the eightiesime was the largest newspaper in the world with a circulation of about 21 million. and when i was at the moscow times. then i worked in the building of the pravda newspaper, and people there told me stories about their work in the eighties, the work consisted of following orders, they were essentially clerks, yes, they received orders for the day, carried them out, and then went home to their wives, on weekends, went fishing, there was no intellectual work, you didn’t could do anything like that, it would be dangerous for your health if you did so. and this is what journalism has become in america now. just look at this situation with nord stream, just as an example. a situation happened, then there was no investigation at all in any of the leading publications. how can this be, after all, this is such an important event that could lead to the start of a war with a nuclear power, and it also destroyed the economy of western europe, and also this large ... russian russia is the center o

when i first came to russia, the first reporter. which i met, worked at komsomolskaya pravda in the eightieslargest newspaper in the world with a circulation of about 21 million, when i was at the moscow times, i worked in the building of the newspaper pravda, and the people there told me stories about their work in the eighties, the work consisted of carrying out instructions, they were essentially clerks, yes, they received orders for the current day, carried them out... because i love russia, well, now i do n’t, but out of principle i won’t do this and won’t i liked russia when i visited there, but a year ago i didn’t have such feelings, it’s true, but i’m an adult and i don’t want to be told what to think under any circumstances, period, since i’m not a slave, but the question remains unanswered, why, why did hating russia become a requirement for living in the united states? what does it even matter why we chose it out of all the countries, but it would be nice if there was peace, and nuclear war is scary, let’s do without it, that was the point of view in my childhood, of course, we we

when i first arrived in russia, the first reporters i met, worked at komsomolskaya pravda in the eightiess the largest newspaper in the world with a circulation of about 21 million. and when i was at the moscow times, i worked in the building of the pravda newspaper, and people there told me stories about his work in the eighties. the job was to carry out instructions, they were essentially clerks, yes, they received orders for the day, carried them out, and then went home to their wives, on weekends, went fishing, there was no intellectual work, you didn’t could do anything like that, it would be dangerous for your health if you did that, and this is what journalism has now become in america, just look at this situation with the nord stream, just. as an example, a situation occurred, then there was no investigation at all in any of the leading publications, how could this be, because this is such an important event that could lead to the start of a war with a nuclear power, and it also destroyed the economy of western europe, and this is also a major environmental disaster, which is what

my name is olesya nosova, i am the editor-in-chief of the komsomolskaya pravda newspaper, and zukhraodcast. where we, film historians natalya ryabchikova and stanislav didinsky, talk about who and how created famous, little-known, cult, forgotten soviet films. today our program is dedicated to the film, which known under two names: zastava ilyacha and i am 20 years old. it was shot by marlen khutseev. why this film has two titles, how it happened that it was filmed for about 5 years, and there are two versions of this film, we will talk today. so. what happened before the film zastava ilic? we need to start with this. who is marlen khutsiev? well, i would say that there were two authors who worked in tandem, these were marlen khutsiev and felix mironer, they had one coat between them, because poverty was such among the students that they, like their friends recalled, they took turns going to vgik to study, it was in the late forties, actually post-war moscow, here are two students who... live in the same room, in a dorm, have only one coat between them, so they go to lectures in shif

pravda military correspondent alexander kots with unique footage of the battle for the ocheretin auctiondpr. let me remind you that it is located northwest of avdeevka, and came under the control of our armed forces at the end of april. but only now has it become possible to see how the offensive operation took place, and there is undoubtedly what to look at. here is at least a very clear episode when a detachment of ukrainian militants managed to be caught in a railroad fire trap. it took the tandem, aerial reconnaissance and artillery a matter of seconds. stanislav bernwald will show how much it justified itself, in order to inflict very serious damage on enemy manpower, and in general the bet during that assault was made largely on the speed of decision-making, to what extent it justified itself. the battle for ocheretina was not easy, but very fast. thanks to excellent actions of our attack aircraft, the enemy was simply not ready to confront our guys, he began to move back, losing expensive strange equipment of soldiers, hundreds of vysushnikov with... he simply panicked, me and the

pravda vladimir sungorkin.am’s fiftieth anniversary and the seventieth anniversary of the journalist’s birth. the platform is located on the shore of lake baikal, next to the oldest village on the line. vladimir sungorkin worked on the bama as a special correspondent from the very beginning of the construction of the century. in addition to numerous reports about people, he wrote and published collections of books about how one of the longest railway lines was built. for merit, journalist received many awards, including for labor excellence and for the construction of the bam. russia's first simulator for training ship crew members was launched in st. petersburg. it was made in the form of a boat, which is launched into the water using the free fall method. counts. then this is the most reliable way to evacuate a sinking ship. the simulator consists entirely of domestic components, including software and engine. our correspondent ilya fedosov experienced the descent in the innovative capsule. at the state unive

pravda linen, so come on, if anything happens, you, what kind of conversation, captain, i’ll come rightlisten , the transparent one was clearly not going to football, he wasn’t a liver, he needed accurate information , the return of the voroda cauldron, well, language as a last resort, well, they are saboteurs, as we all think, right, there is logic, well, of course there is, while we are messing around with this pastry chef , we will miss everything, and the transparent one will leave moscow after such an action. okay, i agree, cancel the confectioner, let’s deal with the common fund, from now on, your task, down to the square centimeter, is to find out where the common fund will arrive when, clearly, that’s right, comrade policeman, talk, it ’s safe here, you know, the enemy’s ears can be anywhere, here it’s safe here, that’s what i wanted, yeah, you can give me a gun, it’s funny, you can do it against a signature, but why, i think. it started, it started, i’m being watched, suspicious people, yes, yes, yes, i trust you completely, but as a husband and father, i simply have to take ca

we are transported to the front via direct communication by komsomolskaya pravda war correspondent dmitryess, what are the nuances. tell us. according to the situation, well, we all know, in the hours of yar near volchansk , our offensive was somewhat stuck there, although the hispaniola reconnaissance went into the hours, well, this is a good sign, yes, but this does not mean taking the hours of yar, part-time work on the zaporozhye front, well, no changes at all , there is the second third day, the fighting is going on, but there is not such dead silence there, only the front is moving, let’s say. along the borders of the donetsk people's republic, but yes, there is progress there, and along the entire length it is moving, roughly speaking from krasnogorovka, ovdeevka, marinka, further down there, almost to the coal tar and on the temporary ledge there is progress, and every day, but this is the situation, he said, there are brigades, sitting without weapons, they can’t... what by and large, we are people there with our shooting training, and they treated the war like an adult, they con

pravda olesya nosova, endocrinologist zukhra pavlova, with us today is candidate of psychological sciencese as a trigger for a person to stop accepting himself at the age of 60? yes here it’s more likely that it’s not that the person stopped accepting himself, he didn’t accept himself before, just. the psyche coped with this, but here at some point some kind of strong stress can affect, and then a loss, for example, yes, happened, the death of a partner, and there was a predisposition to this kind of reaction, something began to happen further , so a person begins to go into this idea of ​​​​weight loss, it’s interesting that for pregnant women, pregnancy can become a trigger for... triggering, because the body is changing, yes, it is growing, again, with us a lot of attention to how much a pregnant woman weighs, she must always fit within some framework, this can also be very stressful, well, there, probably, the instinct of motherhood helps a lot to hold on, because it is dominant, most likely, there is a separate eating disorder, progorexia, this is an eating disorder in pregnant women,

with you is zukhra pavlova, an endocrinologist, and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda the way, the interesting thing is that you can do a genetic analysis to find out your predisposition, what, to what, what hormones do you naturally produce more? well, it’s possible, but it’s possible if we know something about ourselves, well, or i look at the patients, if i see. in a person with connective tissue dysplasia - this is such a large, how to say, pool of diseases, conditions, in these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, there is a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine and serotonin in these people it may also be less, they are prone to various depressions, a reduced emotional background, but as a rule they have it. a fairly good level of dopamine, so they have a good ability to learn, they are so interested, active, so you can even, what is called by phenotype, looking at a person, by the way he looks, guess what characterological features he will have, but analysis it’s still more reliable, of cour

pravda, and with me my permanent presenter, zukhra pavlova, a famous endocrinologist.e invited a famous psychologist, a candidate of psychological sciences, to visit us . our body is structured in such a way that we feel physiological hunger, we eat, we feel satiety, we stop eating, and this is the basis of healthy eating behavior, so everything... where a person either feels hungry, but we start from exactly that place, ignores it, either doesn’t feel hunger, or doesn’t feel full and overeats, that’s how the basis of the disorders is precisely the failure of this perception of processes, sensations of hunger, sensations of satiety, and here comes a big the story is about the fact that you need to look in a special way, you need to somehow influence your... body, this can be done through food, so i, for example, feel hungry, but ignore it, or i will limit myself in food , will i will use food to regulate some emotions, then i will overeat, that is , this physiological basis is initially disrupted, uh-huh, natal, isn’t it normal to limit yourself in food, well, that is,

thank you very much, alexander kot, special correspondent of the komsomolskaya pravda media holding,l done, they are worth not death, but stand firm, which is very important, but he must tell us today if there are risks for the independence of ukraine, if we lose statehood, we want to be ready for this, we want to know, zelensky is forced to tear himself apart, in the hope of finding out how to in the west they will... tear apart ukraine. zelensky’s position is indeed very unenviable. there have already been memes on social networks that biden will certainly take revenge on zelensky for such maneuvers and desires to meet with trump. some of the top donors to president biden's supporters resorted to a star wars analogy to keep nervous supporters from defecting. they say biden is like yoda, old and frail but wise and influential, while donald trump is similar. jabuhatta, a gluttonous and powerful gangster. well, such a comparison, of course, is that everyone absolutely loses from it, but let’s remember that biden’s supporters, with the help of cult blockbusters like this , are trying t

pravda.ocrinologist zukhra pavlova. and with us today is a candidate of psychological sciences, psychologist, natalya fomicheva. and what could this serve as a trigger, so that at 60 years old, yes this happened. yes, the person stopped accepting himself. yes. here, rather, it is not that a person has stopped accepting himself. he didn’t accept himself before, his psyche just coped with it. and here at some point something strong. stress can have an impact, loss, for example, yes, it happened, the death of a partner, there was a predisposition to this kind of reaction, something started happening further, so a person begins to go into this idea of ​​​​weight loss, i wonder, and in pregnant women, pregnancy may be a trigger for launch, because the body changes, yes, it grows, again we pay a lot of attention to how much it weighs. temporary, it must always fit within some framework, this can also be very stressful, well, probably the instinct of motherhood helps a lot to hold on, because it is

with you is olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda, and with me is my permanent presentertalya, hello, hello, in fact, the first question is, what is an eating disorder in general, can eating behavior be somehow upset, we can start with what is normal eating behavior, healthy, that’s how our body works in general, that we feel physiological hunger, we eat, we feel full, we stop eating, and this is the basis. healthy eating behavior, therefore all problems begin precisely from the place where a person either feels hunger, but ignores it, or does not feel hunger, or does not feel it... satiety and overeating, this is how the basis of the disorders is precisely the failure of this perception of processes , feelings of hunger, a feeling of fullness, and here comes the big story about the fact that you need to look in a special way, you need to somehow influence your own body, this can be done through food, so i, for example, will limit myself v eating, i will feel hunger, but ignore it, or i... use food to regulate some emotions, then i will overeat, that is , this physiologic

with you zukhra pavlova, endocrinologist and olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya pravda.as it were, pool of diseases, conditions , these people, as a rule, or maybe, say, have a balance between adrenaline, norepinephrine, adrenal hormones and cortisol in favor of adrenaline, norepinephrine, and serotonin, these people may also have less, they are prone to different... when i communicate with patients and see that there is a certain discrepancy with the clinic and the results, and let's say, the laboratory is definitely objective, i have no complaints about this laboratory, it has been tested, everything is fine with it, the clinic does not correspond, this means signs, yes, signs of the disease, and manifestations, that is, then it does not close the thought about the characteristics of the receptors, when we had the opportunity to get results on... and the sensitivity of the receptors, this made the work even more interesting, because here lies something that in general, well, is not always thought about, by the way, right here dopamine, when they tell me, and i submitte

pravda olesya nosova, endocrinologist zukhra pavlova.gnant women get pregnant can become a trigger for triggering, because the body is changing, yes, it is growing, again, we pay a lot of attention to how much a pregnant woman weighs, she must always fit within some framework, this can also be very stressful , well, there, probably, the instinct of motherhood helps a lot to hold on, because it is dominant, most likely there is... a separate eating disorder, progorexia, this is an eating disorder in pregnant women, those who had episodes in adolescence are at risk nervous anorexia, bulimia nervosa, but in general it can debit without this, i was already interested in this as an endocrinologist, if there are only one boys, and by nine, there are many girls, it means there is some serious endocrinological basis here, here estrogens somehow influence.. . on this, since you are in this, maybe you have come across some studies on this matter, here, firstly, there is rather a social factor, because boys should not lose weight, in our country bo

pravda, yes, when was that also ago, seventy-sixth year, can you imagine, and i something, i’m just amazing. but by the way, let’s say that in the vocal and instrumental ensemble nadezhda, in which you also worked, there were a lot of songs about the road and nostalgia, let's remember some of them today too, we sang them, yes, my destiny, my dream, distant paths, eternal movement until the wind ahead, eyes at the station, green rolled up, in japan there are 50 minutes left, old . and the motive is an iron gift, eternal youth is the very term, it seems as if the whole life is ahead, don’t make a mistake when choosing paths, don’t make a mistake when choosing paths, joyful system, guitars, furious system. they are burning like glass fire, pezer, fires are burning, furious formation, guitars, furious formation the detachment, like a winter fire, is furious, the church buildings are burning, an unfamiliar star is shining, again we are torn away from home. again, between us there are cities, takeoff lights, airfields, here we have fogs and rains, here we have cold sunrises, here on unkno

pravda. until now it only had number 1095.ive people. you are watching the news, and in the second part of our broadcast we will return to astana for the sco summit. at the start of the elections in britain, the ruling conservatives are predicted to fail enormously. but biden refused to withdraw from the election said he would defeat trump. all the details in a couple of minutes. say that you love? i love. van, is there something wrong with what you’re saying? no, i don’t know any other way. let's look at rtr. please give me my direction from the masha factory. no, thanks. come to me on the weekend, we'll sort it out. i have a vadler ticket, let's go together. i'll be waiting. no. limitchitsy, today on rtr, here you will find people of different professions and animals of different breeds, but they have one thing in common: sincere, strong friendship. to fall in love with a white fluffy one, i said, i want a white one cat, here comes oh you are good. look for the stubborn one, he likes to grab there with his claws, so tame the

pravda, endocrinologist pavlova.oday we’ll probably talk about something that people don’t actually know about, about proper cooking of food, because how with the help of proper cooking you can improve a product, make it more useful, or, in fact, make it worse. for example, the easiest way is to add an extra salt in the dish being prepared, there is such a trick. for example, don’t add salt to a dish at all while cooking, but for the vast majority of people this is unacceptable, they think that the dish becomes somehow different, that’s what you think about this, we have a lot of stereotypes , a lot of habits that are with us from childhood all our lives, and we often hear people say: my grandmother, my mother cooked this way, i will cook this way, referring to their longevity, for example, but what is the point of adding salt. already prepared dish, meaning the only problem is that edible salt, when we add salt to the prepared dish, it loses this very iodine, that is, the most valuable thing , in fact, moreover, whe