army. it was held once, but through mediation to fulfill the rights of the martyrs of the cities of tehran province , therefore, he found a mission. we decided to organize the martyrs of the cities of tehran province independently and separately. in this regard , many efforts were made. first , although the information and statistics of the cities of tehran province were completed, we used to refer to the files of some martyrs. we didn't even have a single photo of the martyrs, or if there were photos, they weren't of such high quality now. of these 12,000 martyrs whose congress is scheduled to be held today , their documents have been completed. yes, we are the first step it happened that we almost had to collect the works and documents of these martyrs. today, when we are at your service, nearly 3 million documents of the martyrs have been collected from the families of the martyrs, the fighters and the peers of the dear martyrs, and we have a precious treasure at our disposal today. we h

must hand over its base by the 10th of september. the german army has been using this base since 2013 as a support center for its troops in mali-niger. the new military council of niger took over last year by removing the western-oriented government. with the new government taking office in niger, the american and french soldiers were forced to leave the country completely . thank you very much for your support, god willing. we present the news to you at 2 o'clock from the same news network. and when and when we do not remember them with all the words of hatana al-muhaja and walhanah , khloa al-mukab, gharib, and it is difficult to separate al-habib. vanatf al-noor jana ashwa. you are watching the economy table with the topic of mining exploitation award and the challenges and opportunities facing mining exploitation and civil industry. here in our studio , mr. agha janlu, deputy managing director of iranian midro mines and civil industry development and modernization organization, i am here with them. we will also discuss mr. salfqa

should he will hand over his base until the 10th of september. german army has been using this base as a support center since 2013. his troops used money in niger . niger's new military council took power last year by ousting the pro-western government. with the coming of the government. recently, in niger, american and french soldiers were forced to completely withdraw from this country. the deserving recipients of the yearbook of the islamic republic of iran received their awards at the rudaki hall . the owners of 53 scientific and literary works were introduced in this ceremony. this is the presentation of awards for worthy works of the 4th book of the year award of the islamic republic of iran. i am parviz amini, one of the writers in the field of children and adolescents and worthy of praise. in fact , i am a famous childhood collection. books, 14 introduced jobs, 500 professors. mohaghegh and adib university examined 75 scientific groups in the sections of selected and worthy books . i am azam torei. in the context of this children's book s

should be stationed until the 10th of september. give yourself up. it was a year ago that america and its european allies, including france and germany stepped into niger. they had announced their goal to prevent armed people from attacking the people. after a few years, they established a military base in niger. in these years, the mission of the military bases based in niger was espionage and air and drone operations in north africa and the sahel aj region. niger had become the bride of the coast for westerners. first america came here and hit three military bases, then france and germany. france hit two military bases. all this means that they wanted to have a stronger foothold in niger. niger is one of america's main levers to dominate oil, energy and uranium resources africa and away from other competitors. year 2021.

at dawn on the 10th of muharram, 61 ah, thousands of people from omar saad's army lined up in front of the small caravan of imam hussain (peace be upon him). imam's confrontation with yazid's army is very similar to the confrontation of his noble ancestor, the prophet of god, with abisufian's army. imam after two. taking the angle of the caliphate from the original path of islam the preparations did not happen overnight. the imam's words were not finished when qays bin ash'ath kennedy said: o hussein, i don't know what you are saying, you must surrender my son. by god , i will not submit to you like lowly people and i will not run away like slaves. ibn sa'd recounts ibn ziyad's order regarding the war with the imam for har ibn yazid. harr has serious doubts. he goes to his compound, and although he has been strict with the imam so far, he adheres to the observance of politeness and respect in front of the prophet's family. and whoever moves, i will be convinced by al-hussein's words and talk to move to the line. hussain already knows the fate of death and death lam yamat al-aqab al-sha

must hand over its base by the 10th of september. it was 12 years ago that america and its european allies, including france and germany , set foot in niger. your goal is to prevent people from attacking armed people had announced to the people. after a few years , a base in niger. in these years, the mission of the military bases based in niger was espionage and air and drone operations in north africa and the sahel aj region. niger had become the bride of the coast for westerners. first america came here and built three military bases, then france and germany. france hit two military bases. all this means that they wanted to have a stronger foothold in niger. niger is one of the main levers of america. it was to dominate africa's oil, energy and uranium resources and keep other competitors away. 2021 is a quarter niger's uranium was sent to europe to be used in nuclear power plants. france has invested heavily in niger's uranium and has been looking for new uranium mines for years. after 12 years, now with successive popular protes

hossein bin ali the dawn of the 10th of muharram, 611 hijri. thousands of people from omar sind's army in front of the caravan. the imam's confrontation with yazid's army is very similar to the confrontation of his noble ancestor, the prophet of god, with the abisafian army. after praying to god's door, the imam preaches to yazid's army. hazrat reminds them of the invitations of the kufis and the proof for them. his higher spiritual qualities, the very nature of the man. now even if people are not religious and they wouldn't necessarily call these higher spiritual qualities, they can get the sense and the feeling, yes, here is somebody that we should take notice of. the atrocity that happened in karbala, its introduction was hidden oppression . the trend of turning the caliphate away from the original path of islam did not happen overnight. the preparations had already taken place. continuity, universal humanity, the existence of yazid and his allegiance. i will not become you and i will not run away like slaves. ibn sa'd recounts ibn ziyad's o

the dawn of the 10th of muharram, 61 hijri. thousands of people from omar saad's army. they line up in front of imam hussain's small caravan. imam's confrontation with yazid's army is very similar to the confrontation of his noble ancestor, the prophet of god, with abisufian's army. after praying to god's door, the imam preaches to yazid's army. hazrat reminds them of the invitations of the kufians and the proof. people are not religious and they wouldn't necessarily call these higher spiritual the very nature of the man, now even if qualities, they can get the sense and the feeling, yes, here is somebody that we should take note. the gross cruelty that happened in karbala was a hidden cruelty, it was a subtle cruelty that the islamic society did not rise against. the trend of turning the caliphate away from the original path of islam did not happen overnight. the preparations had already taken place. these changes are the continuation of yazid's existence. i will not surrender to you and i will not run away like slaves. ibn sa'd recounts ibn ziyad's order regarding the

must hand over its base by the 10th of september. it was 12 years ago that america and its european allies, including france and germany , set foot in niger. target. they had declared themselves to prevent armed people from attacking the people. after a few years, they established a military base in niger. in this for many years, the mission of the military bases based in niger was espionage and air and drone operations in north africa and the sahel aj region. niger had become the bride of the coast for westerners. first america came here and hit three military bases. then france and germany. france has two bases. nizami said all this means they wanted to have a stronger foothold in niger . niger was one of america's main levers to dominate africa's oil, energy and uranium resources and keep other competitors away. in 2022, a quarter of niger's uranium was sent to europe to be used in nuclear power plants. france it has invested heavily in niger uranium and has been looking for new uranium mines for the past years. after 12 years, wi

the german army must hand over its base by the 10th of september. it was 12 years ago that america and its european allies, including france and germany, entered niger. they declared their goal to prevent armed people from attacking the people. after a few years, they established a military base in niger. in these years, the mission of military bases based in niger is espionage and air and drone operations in north africa and the region. the beach was paved. niger had become the bride of the coast for westerners. first america came here and hit three military bases. then france and germany. france hit two military bases. all this means they wanted to have a stronger foothold in niger. niger was one of america's main levers to dominate africa's oil, energy and uranium resources and keep other competitors away. in 2021, a quarter of niger's uranium was sent to europe to be used in nuclear power plants. france has invested heavily in niger's uranium and has been looking for new mines over the years. succession of the people and the coming to power of t

in 1941, i graduated from 10th grade and the guys and i went to our camp where the city was. we all playolleyball there, then we come back, we laugh there, well, there are children, maybe there were young people here, and the old man comes and says, kids, why are you laughing, because the war has begun, and we think, well, what did he say, you never know what he said, he’s an elderly man, you never know what, he said, here we go, then, that means, there we have... there is an agricultural technical school, near the agricultural technical school, we are watching a rally there, and then we already realized that the war had really begun. today at 4:00 am, without any declaration of war, german armed forces attacked the borders of the soviet union. to go home, i thought that i would go somewhere and come back, so my mother saw me off, and when we left the house, my mother said, at least goodbye dad say, i even, and then i turned around, then he died of starvation in 1943, we sent several girls to courses, a special group was a demolitionist, a scout and i radiska, we were thrown behind the l

of ukraine, head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine in the 5-10th years. mr. mykola, we congratulate you. so, while we 're connecting here, i want us to show all our viewers, something beautiful today, we need to show something beautiful every morning. today we have a competition the video of the tuareg rebels won the most beautiful one, that's what the tuaregs really are. ugh, these aren't volkswagen cars. ambushed the russian wagnerites in the desert near the border with algeria, they write that only 50 wagnerites from the entire convoy survived, including the team. i don't really know who he is, after the plane with prigozhin and utkin was blown up, and he is in command of the entire vanerivskaya company, and at least they write about 80 killed, in other words , defeated wagnerites in the african country of mali, mr. mykola, that's it history, well in first of all, we... are talking about the fact that the wagnerites performed the function of repressive actions against certain regimes, or vice versa and the opposition, so in this situation the militants

must hand over its base by the 10th of september . it was a year ago that america and its european allies, including france and germany, set foot in niger they had announced their goal to prevent armed people from attacking the people. after a few years, they established a military base in niger. in these years, the mission of the military bases based in niger was espionage and air and drone operations in north africa and the coastal region of aj. it had become the bride of the beach for the westerners. first america came here and hit three military bases. then france and germany. france hit two military bases. all this means that they wanted to have a stronger foothold in niger. niger is one of america's main levers to dominate oil, energy and uranium resources in africa and far away it was to kill other competitors. in 2022, a quarter of niger's uranium was sent to europe to be used in nuclear power plants. france has invested heavily in niger's uranium and has been looking for new uranium mines for the past years. after 12 years ,

army veteran, representative john james from michigan's 10th congressional district.oit lions. [booing] in seriousness, didn't wesley do a great job? west point classmate class of 2004. there is another midwestern boy who did a great job. our vice presidential nominee j.d. vance. another midwestern boy. he is going to need some help when he comes up to michigan. he might be the first guy to win in michigan. those are two great american dream stories. i have another american dream story to tell you about. it is about a little boy from mississippi. he lived directly across the street from mississippi state university but he couldn't go there because he was black. despite growing up in the jim crow south refused to let vulnerability. he paid his way through college, served honorably in vietnam, and started a trucking country -- company with one trailer, hauling beer back and forth between detroit and milwaukee. i grew up in awe of that story because it is my dad's story. it is part of my story. he and my mother raised me, never telling me this was a racist country. never

by the 10th of september to deliver niger's new military council was formed last year by ousting the western-oriented government. took power with the new government in niger, french soldiers were forced to leave the country completely. the people of niger have repeatedly demanded the withdrawal of foreign troops from the country by holding demonstrations. the death toll from heavy monsoon rains in nepal has increased to 62. some of the victims were due to flooding and others due to the ranch. earth as well as lightning strikes have died. landslides and floods are common in nepal during the monsoon season and kill hundreds of people every year. the rains the annual monsoon in nepal begins in late june and usually lasts until late september. the country's technologists succeeded in obtaining the technical knowledge of producing thermal composites. this product is used in various industries to increase the resistance of metal structures such as oil rigs against heat. various metallic and non-metallic structures such as oil and gas pipes change their shape against heat, and this is the s

the war is entering its 10th month. and the, even the army says there aren't any real significant accomplishments of this war. and it's something that's and yahoo has said will carry on until the very end until an absolute victory as he calls it. but in the united states, what we're expecting is him to essentially thank the americans for their support and say that the support has been valuable and continuously needed throughout the remainder of the war. whether that be verbal support, whether it be continuous weapon supplies to israel, and it's something that missing yahoo says is critical in this fight. we also want to mention that the white house has released a statement saying that that's and you who will in fact be meeting with president biden tomorrow on thursday. and then subsequently right after that he's going to meet with vice president cala harris, who as expected is going to be the democratic nominee come november so nothing young will have to continue his working relationship with her. and as we found out in

on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and martered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of saint. camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, spiring generations and refoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his midom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discuss this. important topic are two very special guests, we're proud to welcome sister fatima shahrastani. sister fatima is a student in iran, she has a great interest in world affairs and runs educational group for young ladies to discuss world events

on the 10th of muharram the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72. faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of h's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against. oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his matterdom is commemorated annally during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through ming and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discuss this important topic are two very special guests. we're proud to welcome sister fatima shahrastani. sister fatima is a student in iran. she has a great interest in world affairs and runs educational group for young ladies to discuss world events

on the 10th of muharram the battle commenced. hussein and his followers, numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of. over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and matured. the aftermath was equally tragic, with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussain's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring. generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his matterdom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discuss this important topic are two very special guests. we're proud to welcome sister fatima shahistani. sister fatima is a student in iran, she has a great interest in world. affairs and runs an education group for young ladies to discuss w

on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around. 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. saint stand at karbala became powerful symbol. of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shia islam's identity and rituals. his martterdom is commemorated annually during mar, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. the discuss this important topic are two very special guests. we're proud to welcome sister fatima shahrastani, sister. fatima is a student in iran, she has a great interest in world affairs and runs an educational group for young ladies to discuss world

on the 10th of muharram, the battle commenced. hussein and his followers numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly. but was eventually surrounded and murtered. the aftermath was equally tragic with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. hussein's stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shah islam's identity and rituals. his martidom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashhura, through morning and reenact. reinforcing themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discuss this important topic are two very special guests. we're proud to welcome sister. is a student in iran, she has a great interest in world affairs and runs an educational group for young ladies to discuss events through an islamic lens. also joining

salah has used semi-heavy and heavy weapons to target the positions of the zionist army.ve established a relationship with my colleague, mr. azimzadeh. greetings , hizbullah is better than what kind of weapon to target. what targets did they use and how much of hizbullah's combat power are these weapons? a few days ago, the spokesman of the zionist army admitted that more than 50,000 rockets and suicide drones were fired from southern lebanon towards the positions of the zionist army in various areas in the north of the occupied territories, also the zionist newspaper yedioth aharonot in the same article, the military experts of the zionist regime's army discussed this issue in detail while warning the soldiers of the regime's army the zionists announced that hizbullah has used only 5% of its combat and operational power until today. hizbullah has used 850 operations out of 2,500 operations that it has carried out to date, using various grad katyusha berkan missiles with warheads between 300 and 500. kilogram and flaq 1 missiles itself , hezbollah has also used its own fi

on the 10th of muharram the battle. commenced. hussein and his followers, numbered around 72, faced a well-equipped army of over 30,000. the battle was brutal and one-sided. hussein's companions and family members, including his infant son, were killed in succession. hussein fought valiantly, but was eventually surrounded and martered. the aftermath was equally tragic, with the women and children of hussein's camp taken captive and paraded through cities. saint stand at karbala became powerful symbol of resistance against oppression, inspiring generations and profoundly shaping shah islam's identity and rituals. his martydom is commemorated annually during muharram, particularly on ashura through morning and reenactments, reinforcing the themes of sacrifice, justice and resilience. to discuss this important topic are two very special guests. proud to welcome sister fatima shahrastani. sister fatima is a student in iran. she has a great interest in world affairs and runs an educational group for young ladies to discuss while events

but the reality is, is that these really army is overstretched. you have the war and gaza that is entering it's 10th 11th month. that's still ongoing. and the situation in the north, you have tens of thousands of people who've been evacuated from those areas. people who are furious at the government, but these rallies have said that they are going to deal with it, but they still have it. so this situation that we're finding ourselves in now could surely be the turning point that could lead to this all at work. the both sides have now so that they are prepared for. but again, important to note that at this point in time, she's bella has denied responsibility for this attack. and just remind our viewers in terms of, you know, there has been this ongoing tit for tat between the 2 sides. since the war ongoing, as a start at his butler is became engaged in cross border fire with these release on october, the a's one day after the war started. and in recent months and weeks we have seen that escalate quite a bit. there have been some big attack splashes

thank you, mykola malomush, general of the army of ukraine and head of the foreign intelligence servicem 2005 to the 10th year was in to our airwaves, we are now going on a short break, after which we will continue the espresso information day, i would like to remind you that we are collecting funds for drones for our. rural defense forces from the hundredth brigade, who are currently fighting in the hellish eastern direction, so we ask you to join this gathering, now you see qr codes for cans in banking institutions on the screen, and you also see bank card numbers, please copy them or take photos, join in other words, remember that every hryvnia of yours is really important. and now we have a short break, after we continue the espresso information day. attention, a profitable offer: order a smart light bulb at a special promotional price, only uah 149, durable, reliable and so powerful, and the price is only uah 149. in stores, ordinary light bulbs cost more than uah 250, but we offer you a light bulb that lights up, even when there is no light, for only uah 149. take advantage of suc

they are in a 10th where they were forced to find shelter after this really army destroyed their home in the northern gaza strip. 18 year old of the dream was born with server policy. she is tired than a traumatized. he often suffers seizures which are made worse by the summer heat by but there is little medication available to treat them how to do it. but then he does the west problem because he was diapers his body. he gets him rushes and even appointments to treat him on the available at the un agency. we have to use the water in buckets to wash out laundry. imagine what that sea will to does combined with this heat. so being phase of this greens condition has worse than since the war began moving from place to place to try and scape the bombing, he is easily agitated and needs even more care. let me know. i would appreciate that. i think there's virtually nothing for him here. i just take him out and let him switch at the door to get some pressure of mounts. he plays with his siblings. his mood has changed. that crime. he has his own toys to entertain him. now. he and the children

s. army barracks and bear rouge and 1981 which led to the depths of $219.00 us service personnel. and that a, i mean, really, it's very hard to overestimate. i think i should underestimate mazda overestimate just how, how integrity that is to fight kia with other people. you speak to in the us military, establishment of a certain age. yeah. or by traumatic, very bitter experience. for another people here and here in washington state, clearly they, the us would be there clearly and wanted to meet up. so i'm going to retribution towards them for some time. but as you say, i'm certainly of the websites of the us hasn't been updated. they've still $15000000.00 for any information, a looting demo or sticks to help us get more information on his whereabouts. but chap, thanks so much for that was speaking that you should have retention in washington d. c. a still ahead on all to 0. we'll have move on. all breaking story also favors the on the as the last day of july. here's your forecasts across europe and africa. goods a heavier long talking about the heat and humidity through the u. k.

but among his army, there have been top generals like the army spokesperson, who said, what nathaniel, who wants is not achievable on the ground. you're looking at this war that's entering its 10th month award. the palestinians view as a genocide where there haven't really been these big results for these really military. so some are seeing it as nathaniel who going to appeal to the americans for more weapons, for more support and for essentially a free pass to do whatever it is he would like in gaza saying that israel has a right to defend itself. we've heard these talking points from us and you know who before and he has said that he's not going to end the work. so we can expect to me to say that, you know, i want it to us do what? uh what he's hoping to get out of this, but i think you've answered my question. so let me ask you this. because going into arriving in the us and fax he had with him some of the family members of some of the captives that were held in gaza. and he's made comments on negotiation saying that the conditions for a deal for the release of the captains and gaz

army veteran, representative john james from michigan's 10th congressional district.oit lions. [booing] in seriousness, didn't wesley do a great job? west point classmate class of 2004. there is another midwestern boy who did a great job. our vice presidential nominee j.d. vance. another midwestern boy. he is going to need some help when he comes up to michigan. he might be the first guy to win in michigan. those are two great american dream stories. i have another american dream story to tell you about. it is about a little boy from mississippi. he lived directly across the street from mississippi state university but he couldn't go there because he was black. despite growing up in the jim crow south refused to let vulnerability. he paid his way through college, served honorably in vietnam, and started a trucking country -- company with one trailer, hauling beer back and forth between detroit and milwaukee. i grew up in awe of that story because it is my dad's story. it is part of my story. he and my mother raised me, never telling me this was a racist country. never

army veteran, representative john james from michigan's 10th congressional district.in seriousness, didn't wesley do a great job? west point classmate class of 2004. there is another midwestern boy who did a great job. our vice presidential nominee j.d. vance. another midwestern boy. he is going to need some help when he comes up to michigan. he might be the first guy to win in michigan. those are two great american dream stories. i have another american dream story to tell you about. it is about a little boy from mississippi. he lived directly across the street from mississippi state university but he couldn't go there because he was black. despite growing up in the jim crow south refused to let vulnerability. he paid his way through college, served honorably in vietnam, and started a trucking country -- company with one trailer, hauling beer back and forth between detroit and milwaukee. i grew up in awe of that story because it is my dad's story. it is part of my story. he and my mother raised me, never telling me this was a racist country. never. never. no we have

hospital. meanwhile in northern gaza, israel is military offensive in georgia, you as continued for the 10th day, is a neighborhood in gauze and city. the cosign brigades, the ongoing of a mass, as described, fighting with his ready forces as fees as well as army says, his soldiers have found long range rockets in the area and demolition tunnel shaft . when people sheltering and they should, you know, your neighborhood, say the violence has ripped families upon policy and jealous. abraham of kelly spoke to families that and this is the 10th day of the ongoing ground invasion and neighborhoods. the situation remains by are many people that are trapped in the area with ongoing air strikes when the neighborhood leaves the suffering of civilians each day. we witness the growing explanation of families is trying to survive off of these women. this assault just handle the destruction is immense. suites are filled with a diverse bombed out buildings and the sounds of explosions and on fire are instance reminder of death violence that surrounds us by the dire conditions. some people have managers in

vampire, made in the czech republic, is used by military personnel of the 10th mechanized brigade near through the ukrainian defensive lines. they force the ukrainians to stretch their forces, attacking different ones at the same time. front, the russians are trying to break through at different points in order to wear us down, they have more people, so they are trying to build on their success by expanding the front, they have plenty of fighters, exactly the same, vampire, the fighters of the north group destroyed near volchansk, they worked on the installation with with the help of a three-hundred-millimeter tornado s, he corrected the attack on bandera’s supercamp 350s, the quietest aircraft-type drone that is in service with our army, and here the operators notice an american m3 hauwitz seven dugout with shells, instantly forwarding the coordinates to the artillery crews. in these frames, there is a direct hit from a vekhar missile on an enemy armored car, a high-explosive warhead is tearing the vehicle apart along with the landing force, for the 2 and a half years that i have been

military and the army in particular, and a facility in a signal corps facility at fort monmouth. you'd started to assert that there were communists who had infiltrated that facility, in particular. and he, in the course of doing so, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the us army, but the eisenhower administration. in a republican administration, of course. and this started to raise a lot of concern because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic and his staff, particularly roy cohn and another staff member named david shine, were, you know, getting into more and more controversy. and ultimately, what happened was that some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time there was a draft, why these two young lawyers, cohn and shyne, had not been themselves drafted into the military. well, it turned out that david child was then drafted and a big controversy erupted around that, which was that senator mccarthy asserted that because shyne was a la

military and the army in particular, and a facility in a signal corps facility at fort monmouth. you'd started to assert that there were communists who had infiltrated that facility, in particular. and he, in the course of doing so, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the us army, but the eisenhower administration. in a republican administration, of course. and this started to raise a lot of concern because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic and his staff, particularly roy cohn and another staff member named david shine, were, you know, getting into more and more controversy. and ultimately, what happened was that some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time there was a draft, why these two young lawyers, cohn and shyne, had not been themselves drafted into the military. well, it turned out that david child was then drafted and a big controversy erupted around that, whic that seto mccarthy asserted that because shyne was a lawyer, he

military and the army in particular, and a facility in a signal corps facility at fort monmouth. you'd started to assert that there were communists who had infiltrated that facility, in particular. and he, in the course of doing so, was really starting to come into conflict with not only the us army, but the eisenhower administration. in a republican administration, of course. and this started to raise a lot of concern because of the way that senator mccarthy was behaving. his behavior was becoming increasingly erratic and his staff, particularly roy cohn and another staff member named david shine, were, you know, getting into more and more controversy. and ultimately, what happened was that some of senator mccarthy's opponents started to raise the question of why these young lawyers, because at the time there was a draft, why these two young lawyers, cohn and shyne, had not been themselves drafted into the military. well, it turned out that david child was then drafted and a big controversy erupted around that, which was that senatorccthy asserted that because shyne was a lawyer

according to the ukrainian armed forces, the russian army has intensified its attacks in this directionan army, and here the operators notice an american m37 howitzer dugout with shells, instantly transmitting the coordinates to the artillery crews. this footage shows a direct hit from a vikhar missile on an enemy armored car. a high-explosive warhead tears the vehicle apart along with the landing force. for 2 and a half years that i have been using this helicopter is in the air defense zone, so far... well, not a single technique has withstood a direct hit from a whirlwind, you can see for yourself that the missile is almost the size of a lamppost, that is, when this missile hits, the amount of warhead there is measured in kilograms , it does not give the enemy, crew, or landing party a chance to survive. in this footage, a fighter from the novorossiysk airborne forces unit burns a ukrainian t-72 with the first shot. the fagot anti-tank missile covered a distance of 2 km in just 6 seconds, and here the bt-40 attack drone flies directly into the ammunition compartment of the enemy bradl