are in fact a violation of the first principle of the federal republic of germany. what happened in the first era of the german constitution says that dignity. man, now this man is unrecognizable to any religion, religion, or racial color. so, should muslims have a place to perform their religious rituals or not? should there be a center for reminders and they may have admonition, admonishment, admonition, etc., or they may not have it. the german who comes to the muslim preacher dictates that you should say these things and not say these things . how can this be possible if western democracy is incomplete? it is justified for germany to come to vaez, that is , to tell the muslim cleric that you should avoid these sentences, tell him the dictation to remind him of the gestapo , the previous system that ruled there . we have a report. you mentioned that since this center was closed on fridays for friday prayers on thursdays are sometimes closed in front of the centers for the complete prayer of the shia muslims who are there. they go and these rites are performed in

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and these accusations are in fact a violation of the first principle of the federal republic of germany's constitution , what is stated in the first principle of the german constitution the dignity of a human being is unrecognizable to any religion, religion, or racial color. so , should muslims have a place to perform their religious rituals or not? should they have a center for warning and punishment? being a german who comes dictates to the muslim preacher that you should say these things and not say these things, that western democracy is incomplete, how can it be justified for germany to come to wa'. that is, tell the muslim cleric that you should avoid these sentences , tell him that it reminds him of the gestapo of the previous system. we have a report that there has been a ruling there , and you mentioned that since these centers were closed , on fridays for friday prayers, on thursdays , shia muslims who are there sometimes go in front of the closed centers and perform these rituals in front of them. the social democrat ordered the closure of the mosque. as a result, the hamburg

the unification of the german democratic republic and the federal republic of germany, of course, absorbedr, many opportunities for the east germans ceased, and today these people, of course, do not have these opportunities. today is a completely different story.

. to the federal republic of germany, which was the key to organizing this exchange, they did not wantim into action for quite a long time, and there was little talk about the release of vadim krasikov, the man whom the german justice sentenced to life imprisonment for the liquidation of the chechen field commander zelimkhan khangashvili here in berlin on august 23, 1919, he was shot in little thurgarton park, and for quite a long time... the federal republic of germany withstood the pressure that came from washington did not include vadim krasikov on the exchange list. well, finally, it happened, although it required some effort on the part of the federal government. there is a corresponding statement on this matter from stefan hebbestreit, the official representative of chancellor scholz. the german government did not take this decision lightly. the state's interest in carrying out the sentence of a convicted criminal was negated by the need to preserve freedom. physical well-being in some cases, ultimately the lives of innocent people imprisoned in russia. our commitment to protecti

united states that put pressure on the federal republic of germany, which held the key to organizingchange, to put it into action they didn’t want to for quite a long time, and there was little talk about the release of vadim krasikov, a man whom german justice sentenced to life imprisonment for the liquidation of the chechen field commander zelimkhan khangashvili here in... berlin, on august 23, 1919, he was shot dead in maly thurgarton park, and for quite a long time the federal republic of germany withstood the pressure that was exerted from washington and did not include vadim krasikov on the exchange list. finally, it happened, although it required some effort. by the federal government. there is a corresponding statement on this matter from stefan hebbestreit, the official representative of chancellor scholz. the german government accepted this decision. is not easy, the state's interest in carrying out the sentence of a convicted criminal has been curtailed by the need to preserve the freedom of physical well-being in some cases, ultimately finding the lives of innocent people

republic of germany withstood the pressure exerted from washington and did not include vadim krasikove list. well, finally, this happened, although it required some effort on the part of the federal government, there is a corresponding statement on this matter from stefan hebbestreit, the official representative of chancellor scholz. the german government did not take this decision lightly; the state's interest was to be carried out. germany and solidarity with the united states were important motivators. we hope that all those released will recover from their physical and psychological suffering in the company of their family and friends. well, this humanitarian component of the decision to exchange is very widely discussed here in the german media and in the western media. of course, the decisive factor that tipped the scales in favor of the exchange and forced the german authorities to somehow take a different look at this process was. mikhail antonov, anastasia barkovskaya, andrey putra, vesti berlin, germany. vladimir putin congratulated on airborne forces day, personnel and vete

republic of germany withstood the pressure that was exerted from washington and did not include vadimthe exchange list. well, here it is finally happened, although this required some effort on the part of the federal government, there is a corresponding statement on this subject by stefan hebbestreit, the official. representative of chancellor scholz. the german government did not take this decision lightly. the state's interest in carrying out the sentence of a convicted criminal was negated by the need to preserve freedom of physical well-being in some cases and ultimately the lives of innocent people imprisoned in russia. is our the commitment to protect german citizens and solidarity with the united states were important motivators. we hope that all those released will recover from physical injuries . we will definitely return to this topic in the near future, now about other events, the russian army repulsed all attacks of the ukrainian armed forces, zelensky’s formation lost about 2.0 more soldiers and mercenary officers. 26 self-propelled guns and missile systems, mostly produc

the creation of nuclear weapons by the federal republic of germany.khrushchev began in vienna. the american side was told that the ussr considered all of berlin to be the territory of the gdr and did not see it. to preserve special status for the western part of the city. kennedy insisted on the us military presence in germany for an indefinite period. the question of the status of west berlin was fundamental for khrushchev. kennedy said that if necessary, the united states would fight over west berlin. for the first time, the president admitted that the forces of the united states and the ussr were equal. khrushchev's answer was simple. since such equality is recognized, then from this it is necessary. the advanced american forces stopped a few meters from the east berlin border, marked by a white line on the asphalt, and less than an hour later , soviet tanks appeared from east berlin, they also stopped at the border, american and soviet tanks were only tens of meters away from each other from each other, they were all armed with live ammunition and

republic of germany, which held the key to organizing this exchange, did not want to put it into action a long time, and the conversation was very much about the release of vadim krasikov, a man whom the german justice sentenced to life imprisonment for the liquidation of the chechen field commander zelemkhan khangashvili here in berlin on august 23, 9, he was shot in little thurgarton park, and for quite a long time the federal... the republic of germany withstood the pressure that was exerted from washington and did not include vadim krasikov to the list for exchange. well, finally, it happened, although it required some effort on the part of the federal government. there is a corresponding statement on this subject by stefan hebbestreit, official representative of chancellor scholz. the german government did not take this decision lightly. the state's interest in carrying out the sentence of a convicted criminal was negated by the need to preserve physical freedom. well-being in some cases, ultimately the lives of innocent people imprisoned in russia. our commitment to protecting ger

american long-range high-precision missile systems on the territory of the federal republic of germanym 2026. important russian government and military facilities will be within its reach. management. our administrative and industrial centers are defense infrastructure, and the flight time to targets on our territory are such missiles that in the future may be equipped with nuclear warheads . i would not like to speak in terms of we are in free fall, we are flying into the abyss, we are on the verge of sliding into uncontrollable chaos and so on, although logic dictates that this kind of epithets probably comes to mind more and more often, 2 minutes before midnight. i would say that this clock now shows something like two minutes to does not mean that the course of the clock is irreversible and the doomsday clock will begin to strike, but it is necessary to approach what is happening with all responsibility, the military needs to hold on. make this decision based on a combination of factors, i admit that a moment may come when this is needed, the third stage of exercises to prepare for

soft power, starting with the confrontation between the gdr and the federal republic of germany, thenepublic of germany is better, yes, that they have a better picture, and there are better stores, jeans and gum. yes, now, now we definitely must develop methods to combat the tyranny of the random, that is, we must make sure that this tyranny of the random operates on their territories, and for them the most dangerous thing is, of course, when society, their society, begins to awaken , it awakens due to our visa-free regime, when we invite them here, just ordinary citizens see that we have a normal economy and... that is, in this regard, they will strive to demolish madura at any cost simply because oil prices will skyrocket in the event of a big war in the near future in the east, they need to have their own cheap oil, which they can take for 3 kopecks, but in fact they have been trying to do this for a long time, because in fact , let me remind you that only the supply of s-300 to venezuela saved it from full-fledged aggression, from full-fledged american democratization by military

the ancient machine served the federal republic of germany for decades, and now it is retiring to theeum of military equipment. let, of course, not close to the baltic. by water and land across all of germany, on the road for more than a year and 2 million euros for transportation, but the money seems like nothing if you take it out of the pocket of ordinary germans, and from such actions there is no... there is still a populated area of ​​novgorodsk. in him russian waxes are practically already in the center. russia is maintaining the upper hand and no one seems to be expecting ukraine to recapture its lost territories. the allies decided to calm the kiev panic simply. a whole year later , the promised f-16s finally reached ukraine, the american media writes, citing sources. there are, apparently, negligible numbers of fighters. the exact number is not given. the media are talking about six, or at most ten, aircraft. but that is not all. appeared on the internet. document related to the romanian ministry of defense, out of fifty ukrainian pilots, admission to only three can get fligh

not yet... at the bottom, but the mechanisms do not move: the ancient car served the federal republic of germany for decades, now it is retiring to the museum of military equipment, albeit, of course, not close to the baltic sea, by water and land across all of germany, on the road for more than a year, and 2 million euros for transportation, but the money seems like nothing if you drag it out of the pockets of ordinary germans, and from such actions of german politicians , the people of germany are tired, these officials are too expensive, they write on social networks, the mayor of berlin kai wegner lives. on a grand scale, spends 400,000 euros a year on himself, takes money from the treasury, pays photographers, stylists and eats a lot, i don’t know anything good about him, about the tail of the spender of our money, he’s the worst mayor of berlin, not counting our government, scholz’s coalition is mired in scandals, to which extent, sexually motivated in the center of piquant troubles, the head of the german meath, journalists publish an article: in it loud confessions from hot af

the government of the federal republic of germany reported that this batch will also include 10 unmanned surface ships, six highly mobile mining excavators, an armored repair and evacuation vehicle, 14,000 rounds of ammunition, a rifle with cartridges and more than 50,000 first aid kits. in general , official berlin has currently provided or has undertaken in the future to deliver aid to the ukrainian army in the amount of almost 28 million run for the language, this is the name of the run in support of the ukrainian language, which is organized. in different cities not only of ukraine, but also of the world. every year, the all-ukrainian movement edine holds such an event before the independence day of ukraine. we will find out how many people joined in kyiv and lviv. more than 300 people in the capital and 500 around the world united for a common goal. all of them became participants. we have gathered today and dedicate this race to those people under occupation who cannot speak ukrainian, and for them it is a privilege to speak ukrainian, because they are under threat of death, on the

the fsb and the ministry of defense, a citizen of the federal republic of germany, rika krieger, who he was charged with six articles from... he was sentenced to death, recently pardoned, and now he has been released and extradited as part of the current prisoner exchange. also on the list of exchanged foreigners is patrick schobel, accused of smuggling, as well as russian and german citizen kevin lickg, who collaborated with western intelligence services. he also went to the west, like a whole host of agents and extremists close to the notorious party. those convicted mainly under articles of treason and fake news about the russian army, such as british russian citizen vladimir kara-murza, recognized in our country as an extremist, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison. for treason or a former deputy of the krasnoselsky district of moscow against agent ilya yashin. who else is on the list? journalist of the tatar-bashkir service of radio liberty agent convicted of fake news about the armed forces alsou kurmasheva, foreign agent oleg orlov, chairman of the board of memorial liquida

and in that case, the law of the federal republic of germany is more important than europe and law is on the face of the fall right on the migration alternative for germany, pa, to your a as the promises to go even further. is artem ford? we should do the folder and so forth. again, an immediate bond on immigration and naturalization on, for at least 5 years. in this instance yaga, the government is already trying to find ways of sending rejected asylum seekers back to afghanistan and syria. but that are key problems with this. politicians has to be impression that they have to this easy solutions to the population. but the underlying problem is big. quite simply, do not exist. if you want a sustainable solution, you need to change your legislation which off needs time. and you also need to change the bureaucratic practice. pull the sessions in dummy don't have that time, they faced a heat to the election campaign into eastern states the ring. yeah. and sex any here, the anti migration a if the could win both regional elections this sunday. gimme because they wouldn't like wait time i

the federal republic of germany or someone else there and say, well, come on, and how they argued, as if, well, they don't threaten you, well, what do you want, well, let's start from 1994, the 94th year of the memorandum, which i... believe, from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine with its step put the last point in the completion cold war, or as it is called the third war. i think that the leadership of ukraine at that time had extremely high respect for the guarantee mission. security of ukraine within the framework of the signed document, there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and under this document is the signature of the president of the united states, the president of france, britain, the people's assembly of china, one can say, the entire nuclear club, from the position of the 94th year, you can read what listen no country in the world, except ukraine, has such a document, such weight, why in this way, because now it is possible to analyze, so an

the federal republic of germany there or someone else to say, well, come on , and how they argued, asell, they don't threaten you, well, what do you want? well, let's start with '94, the '94 memorandum, i think, in terms of the mission. for the world , with its step, ukraine marked the end of the cold war, or as it is called the third war. i think that then the leadership of ukraine treated the mission of guaranteeing ukraine's security within the framework of the signed with extremely high respect. document, there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and under this document is the signature of the president of the united states, the president of france, britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, one can say, the entire nuclear club. from the position of 1994, you can read that listen, there is no such document, such weight state of the world, except for ukraine, why in this way, because now it is possible to analyze, so analytically already, and why tactical weapon

the federal republic of germany there or someone else to say, well, come on, and how they argued, as threaten you. well, what do you want? well, let's start with 94. 94th year memorandum, which i believe, from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine with its step put the last point in the end of the cold war, or as it is called the third war. i think that the leadership of ukraine at that time was concerned. with extremely high respect for the mission of guaranteeing the security of ukraine within the framework of the signed document. there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty. and under this document is the signature of the president of the united states, the president of france, britain, the head of the people's assembly of china, one might say, of the entire nuclear club, from the position of 1994, you can read that listen, no country in the world has such a document, such weight, except ukraine. why in this way, because now it is possible to analyze. so analyt

the federal republic of germany or someone else to say, well, come on , and how they argued, as if,ell, they don't threaten you, well, what do you want, well, let's talk about... let's start with 94 year the 94th year of the memorandum, which, i believe, from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine with its step put the last point in the end of the cold war, or as it is called the third war. i think that the leadership of ukraine at that time was extremely respectful. to the mission of guaranteeing the security of ukraine within the framework of the signed document. there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and there is a signature under this document. the president of the united states, the president of france, britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, one might say, the entire nuclear club, from the position of 1994, one can read that listen, no country in the world, except ukraine, has such a document, such weight, why in this way, because now

republic of germany reported on this, in particular, the air defense system is being transferred to germany. cut 14,000 155-caliber shells, 10 surface drones, explosives disposal equipment, six excavators and 55,000 pharmacies, first-aid kits, yes, and there are also 700 mk-556 assault rifles, but the key story is the big russian-ukrainian front war and possible certain geopolitical consequences of what is happening, in particular, we will talk... now also about the situation on our eastern border, when we talk, in particular, we mean the kursk region, what is there? well, in a couple of minutes we will be joined by a veteran of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine, lieutenant general vasyl bohdan. yes, and an important message from the united states. the white house has denied that america is blocking britain's request for ukraine to use storm shadow to strike... the russian federation, the telegraph writes. an official representative of the biden administration told the publication that the white house has not received an official request for permission for ukraine to use b

the government of the federal republic of germany reported. this batch will also include 10 unmanned surface ships, six highly mobile mining excavators. rifle with cartridges and more than 50,000 first-aid kits, in total, official berlin has currently provided or has undertaken to provide the ukrainian army with aid worth almost 28 billion euros. exchange for language, this is the name for. them in support of the ukrainian language, which they organized in different cities not only of ukraine, but also of the world. every year, the all-ukrainian movement is united, holds such an event before the independence day of ukraine, how many people joined in kyiv and lviv, we will find out. 3, 2, 1, successful lunch. more than 300 people in the capital and 500 around the world united for a common goal. all of them took part in a charity run in support of ukrainians in the temporarily occupied territories. each participant of the race had the opportunity to choose his own distance, i.e. 1, 5 and 10 km. we gathered today and dedicate this race to those p

the federal republic of germany or something someone to say, well, come on, and how they argued, asl, they don't threaten you, well, what do you want, well, let's start with the year 94, the year 94... the year of the memorandum, which, i believe , from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine with its step put the last point in the end of the cold war, or as it is called the third war i think that the leadership of ukraine at that time had extremely high respect for... the mission of guaranteeing the security of ukraine within the framework of the signed document. there are two direct clauses in the document that attest to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and under this document is the signature of the president of the united states. the president of france, britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, one might say, of the entire nuclear club, from the position of 1994, one can read that, listen, there is no such document, such weight state of the world, except for ukraine, why in this way, because

the federal republic of germany is more important than europe and little piece of the fall, right on to migration alternative for germany, pa, t o a s d pro is this to go? he's inside of the bizarre for it and we should do the foldable and so forth. again, an immediate band on immigration and naturalization on, for at least 5 years. in this instance yaga, the government is already trying to find ways of sending rejected asylum seekers back to afghanistan and syria. but that are key problems with this. politicians has to be impressed and that they have to this easy solutions to the population. but the underlying problem is big, quite simply, do not exist. if you want a sustainable solution, you need to change your legislation which off needs time. and you also need to change the bureaucratic practice. pull the sessions and tell me, don't have that time. they face a heated election campaign into eastern states, the ring. yeah. and sex any here the and to migration a if the could win both regional elections this sunday because they wouldn't like wait time is a big concern for people her

the federal republic of germany there or someone else to say, well, come on, and as they argued, as threaten you, well, what do you want, well, let's start. since 1994, the 1994 memorandum, which, i believe, from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine put the last point in the end of the cold war, or as it is called the third war, with its step. i think that the leadership of ukraine at that time treated it exceptionally well with great respect to the mission of guaranteeing the security of ukraine within the framework of the signed document. there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a full guarantee of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and under this document there is a signature: the president of the united states, the president of france, britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, one might say, the entire nuclear club, from position 94 -th year, you can read , listen, no country in the world, except ukraine, has such a document, such weight, why in this way, because now it is possible to analyze

this act of war against the russian federation and the federal republic of germany. there were no convincing interests of national security, justifying the destruction of the nord stream gas pipeline, which caused significant economic pain to the people of germany. the economic pain of ordinary germans is the 20% increase in the cost of gas. but for a number of german enterprises, the price turned out to be completely unaffordable. as a result, germany began to lose its status as europe's largest economy. and the main beneficiaries were, unsurprisingly, the united states. after the explosion , they increased gas supplies to europe , increasing their income almost fivefold. does anyone still have questions, who is behind... that we are silent about the explosion of the nord stream gas pipeline, that germany itself is silent about an obvious act of terrorism committed under american leadership against its property, and that we do not investigate, do not try to find out and do not understand this issue legally, this is nothing more than an act of submission. indeed , br

the federal republic of germany or say in some other way: well... well, come on, and how did they arguef, well, they don't threaten you, so what do you want? well, let's start with 94. the 94th year of the memorandum, which i believe, from the point of view of the mission for the world, ukraine with its step put the last point in the end of the cold war, or as its called the third war. i think that... the leadership of ukraine at that time treated the mission of guaranteeing the security of ukraine with extremely high respect within the framework of the signed document. there are two direct points in the document that testify to the creation of a complete. guarantees of your territorial integrity and political sovereignty, and under this document is the signature of the president of the united states, the president of france, the president of great britain, the chairman of the people's assembly of china, one can say, the entire nuclear club, from the position of the year 94, it can be read, listen, no state in the world has such a document, such weight, except for ukraine. why in this w

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor, kind of odd on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really wants. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an ally remedy. i took the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, not certify attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another nato member state as an attack on themselves. on the sales and sometimes some websites are they might just say yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything. then chancellor call in about an hour did not want to rely on article 5. he opted for

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joins nato vin chancellor clinton had on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really wants. in other words, what was washington's obligation, if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an allied remedy. i took the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think. oh, and i say if i attack of nato member states, then all the other 31 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another nato member state as an attack on themselves, on the same health and sometimes some more planes. so they might just say, yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything. honors then chancellor calling about an hour did not want to rely on arti

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor clinton had on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an ally remedy. i took the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, not certify attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another, and they don't remember state as an attack on themselves. and that's the, that's the sales. and sometimes some websites are they might just say yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything on the chancellor calling about an hour did not want t

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor corner hot. uh no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers assessment both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an allied remedy. i take the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think. oh, and i say if i attack of nato member states, then all the other 31 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to see an attack on another. and they don't remember states as an attack on themselves. on the same events, sometimes some were playing. so they might just say, yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything. honors then chancellor kind of out of nowhere did not want

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joins nato vin chancellor corner hot. uh no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an allied remedy. i take the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, not satisfy attack of nato member states. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another. and they don't remember states as an attack on themselves. and that's the, that's the sales. and sometimes some websites are, they might just say, yes, i see it as an attack on me. but i still won't do anything on the chancellor calling about an hour di

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joins nato vin, chancellor kohl, nevada on. no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an allied remedy. i take the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, and i certify attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another nato member state as an attack on themselves. and that's it doesn't say bells and sometimes some were playing so they might just say yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything. honors then chancellor calling about an hour did not want

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor, call nevada on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers assessment both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an allied remedy. i take the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think i owe and certify attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another nato member state as an attack on themselves. on the same health and sometimes some more plane. so they might just say yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything. honors then chancellor calling about an hour did not want to rely on article 5

the very same year that the federal republic of germany joined nato. vin chancellor, call nevada on no, i asked experts for a legal opinion. he wanted to know how binding article 5 really was. in other words, what was washington's obligation if germany were to be attacked? the lawyers, assessments both the question of whether an attack has occurred and the question of the nature and the extent of the assistance to be provided or at the discretion of the united states. which suggests that any country is free to decide whether or not to stand by an ally remedy. i take the 1st cons, article 5 makes you think, oh, not satisfy attack of nato member state. then all the other $31.00 are going to come and smack me down. i'm of the month. but if i really read it in detail, what it says is each member promises to send a check on another nato member state as an attack on themselves. and that's the, that's the sales. and sometimes some websites are they might just say yes, i see it as an attack on me, but i still won't do anything on the chancellor calling about an hour did not want to rely on art

military glory of the federal republic of germany and personally after the uproar, it seems like therakes were put on the scholzs. some were brought, and we know that khodorkovsky financed belarusian media personalities, in particular in the russian federation, so that they would speak out against the government, he paid quite good money for this, well, this week, with the forceful support of the brest special forces unit shtorm, a protester was detained, who in the twentieth year ran to rallies, well, in the twenty -fourth year he was summoned by the entire committee, he tried to hide, but quite curious character. look what they found on this young man's leg, remember the breza events, yes, the police were beaten there , a man was standing in the first or second row, well , if this is not confirmation that the nazis participated in the attempted coup, then what other confirmation is needed, i threw a bridge, the dutch, europe, the germans today, the belarusians today and ukraine. that's who he never reached and was killed, relatives say that for 10 days they have practically not bee

and that is why i'm grateful to the for the federal republic of germany, and i'm very grateful to the u. s. government who is actively being involved in what happened yesterday. i am also grateful to the united kingdom on its government, and i could the quotes so many organizations, so many people have help on that. we are grateful to such a we would be sitting it for 4 hours or so. let me to just say things to all of you . all of you who you well so many years have held for me to insure it for free russian. i'm of prisoners or any of conscience. and you still do that because we have hundreds of those people that are still sitting in prisons. so i only be course they have specific political views. and, and among those political prisoners, there our tend to citizens that stand up against the brutally aggressive war. that putting through team is waging in ukraine. in russia, they have many people who are against thought, i mean, against, put into work and su crane. don't believe the lies that are being disseminated by the criminal propaganda. this may sound funny, but i mean, we can get

, in the image of the federal republic of germany in fifty-fifth year, how can you have such a combinationble in fact, they, in my opinion, cannot decide on this, then that, then the third, they absolutely cannot decide, collectively, at least they can decide on what is needed, i will not talk about international law, because... we thought we hoped that we would be able to build a collective security system, they continued to see only one thing, how they would defeat russia, inflict a strategic defeat on us, they just directly talk about it now, in the nineties they tried, forgive me, to confuse our minds, this is the ottomanism of the cold war, this is the ugly archaism of the cold war and nothing more, its strategic goal was and remains one, it is us, everything else is some kind of temporarily invented goals, it is necessary to somehow support the only fight against international terrorism, and then bam again we, and directly we, they have us written down there as a threat, china is in second place, the third point is the north atlantic alliance on itself... it takes on too much, there

in this treaty there is one point that the federal republic of germany religiously observes.of the former gdr, no foreign troops, foreign weapons. and this very presidium of scholz's party makes a decision, yes, to deploy this handful of missiles, but at the same time categorically on the territory of west germany. what does this mean? they are afraid to destroy the last treaty, which somehow holds back peace in europe and is essentially a kind of fastening tool for today's germany. if they violate this point, then the russian federation has every right to say that that's it, we do not recognize germany in its current form, take it out, as they say, yes put it back. on the german democratic republic, this seems to me to be a very telling action by today's german politicians, who agree to put their country in the crosshairs of russian nuclear weapons, because we will not figure out whether this tomahawk can carry, or not, or should it, we will not trust anyone, there are tomahawks there, the potential threat of nuclear weapons increases with them, all the crosshairs are on ger

republic of germany is on the side of ukraine and will support, support, and these 7 billion, whichated directly, under them there are losses economy worth tens, if not hundreds of billions, that's what germany is. each of us immediately gets this whole story from our subconscious, with which we started, this whole battle near prokhorovka, and the kursk bulge, they picked up these formulations, yes felix, the danger is different, as i understand it, kiev is trying to play tennis in a military sense, when the ball is thrown from the right to the left corner in order to... against military targets, we know, they use all this as they want, against any targets, that means an attack, drones on moscow, the mayor moscow, sobyanin, do we have a statement? not sobyanin, the created and coordinated defense of moscow from enemy drones allowed us to successfully repel all attacks by the air defense forces of the ministry of defense this night, but this was a few days ago, and 10 drones were shot down, this is one of the largest attempts to attack moscow, that is , drones are regularly launched

deploy american long-range precision missile weapons systems on the territory of the federal republic russian government and military control facilities, our administrative and industrial centers, defense infrastructure, and the flight time to targets on our territory for such missiles, which in the future may be equipped with nuclear warheads, will be about 10 minutes, while earlier during the exercise the united states had already practiced the transfer of missile systems from its territory to denmark to... this situation is reminiscent of the events of the cold war associated with the deployment of american pershings and medium- range missiles in europe. if the united states of america implements such plans, we will consider ourselves free from the previously adopted unilateral moratorium on the deployment of medium- and shorter-range strike weapons, including increasing the capabilities of coastal troops. the usa has its satellites in europe and other regions of the world. so how many seconds until the apocalypse? olga skabeeva talked about this with deputy minister of foreign aff

military glory of the federal republic. germany and personally scholz after the uproar, it seemed like everything went as the president said, it had to be invented, if it was not there, years until now there from the baseboard of their... persons, in particular in the russian federation, in order for them to speak out against the government, he paid quite good money for this. well this week, with the forceful support of the brest special forces unit storm , a protester was detained who ran around rallies in 1920, well, in 1924 he was summoned to the investigative committee, he tried to hide, but he is quite an interesting character, look what they found on this young man's leg. remember the brest events, yes, the police were beaten there , a person was standing in the first or second row, well , if this is not confirmation that the nazis participated in the attempted coup d'etat, then what other confirmation is needed, i threw the bridge, the dutch are europe, the germans are our days, the belarusians are our days and ukrai

on august 23, 1991, the president of the russian soviet federative socialist republic, boris yeltsindecree suspending the activities of the communist party of the rsfsr. this was motivated by the fact that it supported the attempted coup d'etat, which had suffered a complete fiasco the day before. the relevant departments were instructed to investigate the unconstitutional activities of the communist party. mikhail gorbachev protested, but to no avail. strong pressure was exerted on him, and the very next day he, de facto, buried the allied communist party of the cpsu, announced that he was resigning from the post of general secretary and called for the self-dissolution of the central committee. then in november, yeltsin signed a decree that outlawed both communist parties. real estate of the cpsu, the entire party treasury, huge funds were transferred to the russian state. the actual ban on the communist party became one of the prerequisites for the liquidation of the ussr, but the communist party of the rsfsr was soon restored. that's what this day in history was like. mom, why do

on august 23, 1991 , the president of the russian soviet federative socialist republic boris yeltsin decree to suspend the activities of the communist party of the rsfsr. this was motivated by the fact that it supported the attempted coup d'état, which had suffered a complete fiasco the day before. the relevant departments were instructed to investigate the unconstitutional activities of the communist party. mikhail gorbachev protested, but to no avail. he was under strong pressure. the rsfsr was soon restored. this is what this day in history was like. dear friends, i suggest you watch the replays of our besagons from the golden colleague. in the kursk border, russian aviation and artillery are pushing back ukrainian militants, as a result of a night flight, the crew of the mi-28 destroyed enemy equipment and troops. mobile armored groups of the armed forces of ukraine are being hit by geotsenk b and m-46 cannons. the united states allows ukraine to attack russia with american weapons in the kursk region, the pentagon admitted, they emphasized that kiev has every right to inflict st

and in that case, the law of the federal republic of gemini, is more important than european law is on the face of the fall right on to migration. the alternative for germany, pa t o a s d promises to go. we even saw the bizarre in florida, we should do the folder and so forth. again, an immediate bond on immigration and naturalization on for at least 5 years. in this instance yaga, the government is already trying to find ways of sending rejected asylum seekers back to afghanistan and syria. but that are key problems with this. politicians has to be impression that they have to this easy solutions to the population, but the underlying problem is big. quite simply, do not exist. if you want a sustainable solution, you need to change your legislation, which off needs time as you also need to change the bureaucratic practice. positions in dummy don't have that time they faced a heated election campaign in to eastern states the ring. yeah. on saxony. here the an to migration a if the could win both regional elections this sunday because they wouldn't like, wait time is a big concern for p

on august 23, 1991, president of the russian soviet federative socialist republic boris. then in november yeltsin signed a decree which called for the central committee to dissolve itself. outlawed both communist parties. all movable and immovable property of the cpsu, the entire party treasury, huge funds were transferred to the russian state. the actual ban on the communist party became one of the prerequisites for the liquidation of the ussr, but the communist party of the rsfsr was soon restored. this is what this day in history was like. august 23 is the day of military glory of russia. august 23, 1943 ended battle of kursk. in the battle, which lasted 50 days and nights, the german army lost 500,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 3,700 aircraft. units of the red army pushed the enemy back 150 km to the west and liberated kharkov. the victory in the gigantic battle of kursk completed the turning point in the great patriotic war. japan's capture of manchuria undoubtedly created a threat to the soviet far east and, at the same time , to mongolia. the khalkhin gol river region

, russian federation, latvia. and hoffenheim germany with each opponent one game each, but where dynamol play their home games has not yet been announced, although negotiations by the non-receiving side is already at the final stage. ukraine won the first medals at the 2024 paralympics, swimmers made the start. silver medals were won by anton kohl in the 100m backstroke and iryna poyda in the 200m freestyle. bronze medals for anna gondar in the 50-meter freestyle and in the 200-meter relay for... oleksandr komarov, who refused to be photographed next to the russian. vladyslav bely also won silver in the javelin. and again about football. the fifth round of the upl started today. luhansk zorya beat obolon 2:0 on the road. movement in these ingulets takes the minutes. on saturday, carpathians will meet vorskla at home. oleksandria competes with a colossus on its field, and the poles will pay a visit to chornomorets. the tour will end on sunday. veres will host the left bank, dynamo in its own stadium. will play against lnz, and shakhtar will face kryvbas on the road. cheer for your own! w

for example, another leader of another country, the former post-soviet republic, thomas ilves from estonia, today, literally 8 minutes ago, wrote on twitter that 85 years ago, today, germany and russia signed a pact, not the ussr, he does not write this, germany and russia signed a secret protocol with which they divided europe among themselves, and this invasion, which happened only 8 days after this signing with brought. crimes, now they are not talking about germany, but that the descendants or children of those who committed these are all about russia, today they have very little, so to speak, regret for what happened, russia still glorifies the cold-blooded killers who are acting today in ukraine, and threaten. to all of us in europe at the same time, i.e. what the ex-leader writes about, for example, and to estonia, that this day is very important precisely in this dimension, we have a million dates that are related to the ukrainian flag, in particular in recent history , there is no august 23 on such a date, nothing at all has happened since august 23 that would relate to the ukrain