why do i talk so much about the balkans? repeat, this is a strategically important zone, including the russian presence there, not physically, yes, but historically, humanitarianally, politically, culturally, in fact , montenegro’s accession to nato is not a big deal, there they, lord, there is no army, but this is in many ways, not only ports, but in many ways... this is a severance of these historical ties, which was a blow to the psychology of the people, first of all, of course, the serbian, and for this was a serious blow to russia, so i believe that while, of course, the significant attention that we pay to the ukrainian front, we should not forget about the balkan front and , to the extent possible, support our balkan friends, as our partisans can be supported in different ways, we won’t support it in any way, that’s it. we told them, we are doing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 for you, no, we told them that let’s organize a military alliance, that’s what we have, we have nato, we like nato, we don’t like it, we say, we oppose nato wo

post-yugoslav and balkan in principle, but before that a lot of serious operations were carried out,kans? 13, that is, more than half of the operations, including the bombing of not only the union republic of yugoslavia, but also... look at the huge attention, well, albania, bulgaria are already nato members, romania is there, but what else to do with this post-yugoslav space , from my point of view, they are striving to create nothing other than nato-yugoslavia, and here they have one main enemy, this is what i call him, partisans in the rear of nato, this, of course, is the serbian element, and this is not only. serbia, but this republika srpska in bosnia and herzegovina, we also regularly raise this issue here, and oddly enough, the partially recognized republic of kosovo, why is it strange, albanians seem to live there in their overwhelming majority, more than 90%, but this territory would now have fled to nato, but it is not recognized, including by some nato members, and naturally, the unsettled issue of serbia, and what, what pressure is being put on the serbian segment? gover

he's almost at the front first. special operations, and he also has combat experience in the balkans, the western coalition did with his native yugoslavia, the situation in ukraine is very similar. sergei ponomarev met with the commander and his fighters. you cut off the maximum amount of coal, and the minimum comes out. you can aimlessly cut down the trunk, of course. comments on the shooting are spoken with a barely noticeable accent. boris is the commander of an assault unit, call sign serb, he has more than twenty russian citizenship. without details, he says that he has combat experience in the balkans, and now he conveys to his fighters that his unit is among the best assault troops in the central military district. they need to go forward, well, they keep going, if in serbian, it means 15 minutes, i’m already somewhere behind their back going towards them, after svo i would like to see my parents and brother in serbia, to show my homeland to the children who were born in russia, but for now he says it’s too early to think about it, we must first return with a victory. sergey po

we became independent at almost the same time as a number of balkan countries.es going on with the authorities there. it is very actively shared. divided everywhere, but the example of croatia, they are part of the eu, are considered a bit out of the way, the salary in an ordinary family, the real salary of one person is 700 euros, that’s good, that’s a beautiful figure, but last year this job, if you have it, was good , and if it’s not there, 18% of people living in the country were looking for it, more fun, than in bosnia and herzegovina, there is 32%, but the croats are unhappy, the balkans in winter are not warm at all, the balkans in winter are quite chilly. they don’t have central heating, these 700 dollars in salary, 250 of them are spent on heating, it still doesn’t feel warm, they have uh, well, that’s the trick, they always have hope - these are european centers, that is, european subsidies, they always turn to the center, it is clear that you cannot directly compare belarus and croatia, us and bosnia and herzegovina, us and serbia, or any other countr

in public space, in the context of the european integration intentions of ukraine, moldova and the balkantries, the year 2030 often appears. in particular, the current president of the european council, charles michel , mentioned this date as one when a big wave of enlargement could take place. so to ukraine. it is necessary to hurry with reforms, no matter how difficult it may be in the conditions of a full-scale war. glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, the west studio program is on the air of the tv channel. we will analyze the most important events of this week and , of course, we will try to predict what the following weeks will bring us. today's the guests of the studio are the legendary american general wesley clark and a famous political scientist. who is in washington, andriy pionkovskyi. the legendary american general, wesley clark, ex-commander of the contingent of the euro-atlantic alliance on the european continent, will be on the air of the espresso tv channel. greetings, dear mr. general clark, and thank you for the opportunity and honor of speaking with you. the key story is

and the balkans would be was not really well. what about is it but the um this, this would be an app. so the, the ideal 5th to draw the us end to now you folks bear in mind the british ship and staring out trouble in both of you. and in response to the end result. you don't see the tension that this is, this is course president has sent tens of thousands of sort of question quite peacekeepers into posting yet due to the alleged stress of russian regression. yet this is brittany who has invited the country in cost of i dealt with scores of british, again, quite some quite peacekeepers. dotted around dotted around the province. we are one stripe trigger, pull away from pull it out. well. now if you want to expand the proxy warranty the us and what might you do not seem to be very much what alicia kinds was doing for is important to bear in mind that the intelligence services are effectively low and government onto themselves. and they frequently act in ways that are concrete to, uh, the, the, the form of the table structure. so for

and then i'll be here in the balkans we have always a as we have been for decades asking for those standards of journalism and that kind of freedom of the press. so could you start by telling me how did you get in trouble with your own government, practicing journalism or yeah, sure. well, um, when i see back to the london last which was in may 2023. and there was a team of on account of terra police charity waiting for me on the tarmac. and i've been expecting to potentially be this stopped to the border and ever since i made these sites lever, reporting on pull masons leaked emails. um this pull, my son is a, a precious journalist who has been distinguished himself as a noisy, 18 propagandist, the nato, and the proxy war and ukraine since february 2022. and a, i'm was targeting a number of people that i need, including journalists and academics, and activists who were opposed to the proxy will. and these lead email showed that he was toward the nation, his activities and coordination. so he was coordinating his activities with a, a british intelligence officer linked to my, my 6th, um, uh

i think 6 was the controller with the balkans. say this is the means. the goal is simple. to demonize this phillips, which is a project of the united states and the main west and forces, primarily great britain engine. i mean the goal is to come in and to disqualify the sub infected so that they can feel free to control the balkans. the territory of the former yugoslavia and integrated the entire region into $92.00 and the sense is not only batch but also that it creates a huge tension between muslims and orthodox. very goal is to divide and conquer. but these great serious problems. divide the population at these, but tyler groaned, suppose civil terrorism has happened recently and build raged young muslims, especially will have is origin colors. and this is a time bomb, especially as jet political tensions grow in europe. and here, a portion of play into just one side, however, with something specifically rolled out by the special tribunal as part of reconciliation efforts, collective guilt was to be avoided with individual was tried in charge instead of the maybe what s

and the balkans would be was not really well. what would the buttons is it? but the, um, this, this would be an app. so the ideal 5th to draw the us into. now, you folks bear in mind that the british ship and stirring up trouble in both of you and in response to the in response to the tension that this is mrs. course president has sent tens of thousands of sort of quite some quite peacekeepers into boston yet due to the alleged stretches of russian aggression. yet this is brittany who has invited the country in cost of the scores of british, again, quite some quite peacekeepers. dotted around dotted around the province. well, one stripe trigger pull away from all out war. now if you want to expand the proxy warranty the us and what might you do? not seem to be very much what alicia cons was doing. was important to bear in mind that the intelligence services are effectively low and government onto themselves. and they frequently act in ways to talk concrete, to, uh, the, the, the form of the table structure. so for instance, in, during the 19 ninety's during t

i think 6 was the control over the balkans. say this is that that means the goal is simple. to demonize this phillips, which is a project of the united states and the main west and forces, primarily great britain in germany. the goal is to permanently disqualify the sub inspector so that they can feel free to control the balkans. the territory of the former yugoslavia and integrated the entire region into $92.00 and the sense is not only batch but also that it creates a huge tension between muslims and also looks very goal is to divide and conquer. but these great serious problems divides the population and these, but tyler ground. suppose civil terrorism has happened recently in belgrade. young muslims, especially will heavies, regionalizing and business time bone, especially as jet political tensions grow in europe. and here, a portion of planning to just one side, however, with something specifically rolled out by the special tribunal as part of reconciliation efforts, collective guilt was to be avoided with individual was tried in charge instead of maybe what some of the

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time is running out to save this valuable treasure in the balkan region. local leaders and environmental groups before it's too late for lake prespa he insistently calls for immediate measures. they are now facing a new challenge. havas saleh, like many of his compatriots, is suffering every day due to the spread of counterfeit 50 dinar bills. expanding the explanation of these counterfeit bills has caused great trouble for me and many people. we used to receive these bills from the bank. but after the central bank ordered to collect 50 dinar notes from the market, witness. overshadow people's daily lives. therefore, he re-introduced the banknotes into the market and it was in this way that some libyan people had to they were able to give the bank's gift to him and withdraw their capital completely from the bank. i withdraw all my money from the bank at the end of every month so that i don't have any money in the bank. trust in banks because of the actions they have taken in the past . the eastern wing is supported by the libyan national army and their lea

time is running out to save this valuable treasure in the balkan region. local leaders and environmental groups are urging urgent action before it is too late for lake persepa. there is a shell that was formed on the project. the view of the neighbors from the inside from the side of the street to the project in the south was completely controlled. the young architect analyzes his design idea . what he says refers to the principle of introversion in iranian architecture, which is one of the five principles iranian architecture is the architecture of the late pirnias, according to the late veteran. i am proud of the fact that for almost 55 years i went to professors who made me happy and learned from them, because it is not possible to ask for an explanation from them and get an explanation from them. with trust the theorizing that emphasized the use of iranian architectural logic in the contemporary era and not repeating the old used symbols, they elaborated it and adapted it to their own life and climate and all their success on all their people. it is en

also, nato is set to continue its expansion in the black sea in the eastern balkans, while maintainingoes not seek confrontation and poses no threat to russia. there was also a place for our country in the final statement. now it is on a par with china. thus, beijing allegedly supports the russian military-industrial complex and creates systemic problems for euro-atlantic security. and minsk, by providing its territory and infrastructure to russia, negatively affects regional stability and nato defense. deployment of nuclear weapons on our territory is viewed as a growing threat to the alliance. belarusian concept of national security and military doctrine, response to modern threats. we have never threatened anyone, we remember the history and heroes of the great patriotic war. today is a memorable date in the calendar on this day 44. near minsk, troops of the second and third belarusian fronts completed the defeat of a hundred-five-thousand-strong group of german troops. the minsk cauldron was liquidated, units and formations of the third belarusian front under the command of ivanovi

the balkans in winter are not warm at all.n't have central heating. and these 700 dollars of salary, 250 of them are spent on heating. and it still doesn’t feel warm. they have, well, this is the trick, they always have hope - these are european centers, that is, european subsidies, they always turn to the center. it’s clear that you can’t directly compare belarus and croatia, us and bosnia and herzegovina, us and serbia, any other country, it won’t work out perfectly, but in belarus, thanks to alexander grigorievich , there is a real desire for independence in the implementation of large projects. remember how many doubts there were about the ac. it is clear that there was once a ukrainian chernobyl. at that time, it was not only belarusians who fully serviced the station. and against all this background, our own. everyone agrees, and strangers attack with accusations, lukashenka still takes it and does it. have you actually seen how many electric cars there are in belarus? now they just drive on the roads to refuel. this res

then in my opinion the exact quote: poland will leave, and countries, other countries, right up to the balkans, will feel more independent, will not behave more independently, here, if you think about it like that, a deep thought is buried, then available in ukraine it is necessary to defeat the russians in order for the united states to remain completely under its... sanctions are so serious, there was still a dialogue, and this is useful in any case, read it yesterday, or maybe you heard, the minister of foreign affairs in hungary, peter szijarta spoke, and devoted most of his speech to how almost the rest of the european union was starting the tactics of sabotage and boycott of the events of the hungarian presidency. for the fact that viktor orban went to moscow to china, for the fact that he stands for peace, this is amazing, the european union, which was created in order to ensure the well-being of all participants, to ensure stability, has now completely turned into an appendage of nato, and no less aggressively, maybe sometimes even more aggressively, they demand defeat of russia, e.g.

, you also restrained russian aggression in the balkans, you were among those people who did not wereng the situation to the level of either, or, yes, we remember this case very well in ukraine, and yes... you managed to stop the crimes of the serbian fascists who were under milosevic's gun, but on the other hand, nuclear weapons were not involved weapons, if we are talking about the seriousness of putin's intentions, how far do you think things can go and do you feel the readiness of the euro-atlantic community to fulfill its obligations, if, for example, putin starts one or another form of aggression against one or another member state nato, or will it be estonia. whether it will be lithuania or poland. conflicts can be ended in two ways: one of them is the achievement of a dominant escalation. when your adversary recognizes the hopelessness of his position and surrenders, that's how we fought the serbs in 1999. milosevic was a rational man, but he was also somewhat exhausted by five years.

also, nato is going to continue expanding. sea ​​in the eastern balkans, while claiming that it does seek confrontation and does not pose a threat to russia. there was also a place for our country in the final statement. now it is on a par with china, since beijing allegedly supports the russian military-industrial complex and creates systemic problems for euro-atlantic security, and minsk, representing its territory and infrastructure to russia, negatively affects regional stability and nato defense. the placement of nuclear weapons on our territory is being considered. more and more, now they are increasing the military contingent near our borders, right the nazi party, which is preparing for war, is now in a panic about trump's possible election victory. he said that he would leave the bloc if he became president, nato’s ambitions are stated. how will the summit end against the backdrop of biden’s obvious failure in the pre-election debates and the clearly leading trump, who, if he becomes president, will leave the bloc, but without this , the fear at brussels headquarters is only

war that ravaged bosnia, we find ourselves submerged in incessant dialogue, even in the heart of the balkan region. the truth, though resolute and singular becomes obscured as various perspectives vy for validation. while some asserted to be a civil war, the profundity of the conflict renders this assertion fallacious. moreover, within our region, misconceptions abound. with the war that transpired nearly three decades ago, also garnering scant attention within the pages of our children's textbooks. vigorous efforts must be exerted to preclude the recurrence of such an events, imbibing invaluable lessons from ponavljaju ratovi zato što ne izvučemo pouku. uh now uh the servant it's uh genocide deniers in europe they have gone to great lens to somewhat present rather reverse picture, you now by glorifying war criminals and vilify the victims. now why is that? is it because uh muslim majority country deserve to be treated that way? but as an act of genocide. in my own homeland, legislation has been enected to prohibit the denial of this heinous crime. regretably, however, a significant portion

. you also restrained russian aggression in the balkans, you were among those people who were not afraiding the situation to the level of either, or, yes, we remember this case very well in ukraine, yes, and you managed to stop the crimes of serbian fascists under milosevic's gun, but on the other hand, there were no nuclear weapons involved, if we are talking about the seriousness of putin's intentions, how far do you think things can go under... and do you feel the readiness of the euro-atlantic community to fulfill its duties, if, for example, putin starts one or another form of aggression against one or another nato member state. it will be estonia, or it will be lithuania, or it will be poland. there are two ways to end conflicts, one is to achieve a dominant escalation where your opponent recognizes the hopelessness of their position, which seems to be how we fought the serbs in 1999. milosevic was a rational man, but he was also somewhat exhausted by five years of war. his resources also went to zero after he faced multiple pressures. miloshovich made the mistake of trying to end

when they and invaded the balkans, we intervene.nd when the united states was attacked on september 11, our nato allies still with us invoking article five for the first time in nato history. treating an attack on us as an attack on all of us. it is breathtaking what the american people will never forget. while all this history and great changes have occurred, people have asked, can nato adapt? it every time we have proved we could act, and we did. we increased our effectiveness, and here with us today, i country from the indo pacific region. we are here because they have a stake in our success and we have a stake in the heirs. today, nato is more powerful than ever. 32 nations strong. for years, our partners, now i have chosen to officially join nato, and because of the power and meaning of article five, guaranteed, that's the reason, the most important aspect of the alliance of 1949, and you are still the most important aspect. i will also note president putin joined the allies not just because leaders sought a drug because citize

russia's allies in the balkans, that is, the serbs, intervened, and this changed the course of the waren did not wait for any resolutions, un security councils and so on, is there still a chance for this to happen again, because the un is still completely impotent in the ukrainian issue , and nibendzia and russia preside there, could there be another scenario, or is it just that nato is not the same, and the chorol river is not the same, despite all the abundance of elections we have. there is simply no other alternative for us in the international space, so we have to use those, even imperfect tools, which still have legitimacy in the international legal field, but i would like to remind you that we are speaking on the day of the ukrainian peacekeeper, that the united the nation had the same difficulty in making decisions about salvation. which suffered from the occupation of part of abkhazia by the russian armed forces, and it was then that the ukrainian state, with its peacekeepers, did something that was simply incredible in terms of complexity and at the risk of a rescue operation

countries returned, how many, well, after the war in the balkans ended, where serbia and everyone theree collapse of 30%, 30. returned and that’s where this war is there, well, somewhere, yes, up to 10 years there at the most , but if this is the kind of war we have, then it is necessary, i think that it is not because they are unique serbs there bosnians are croats and because such a socio-economic situation is not easy economic, no, you don't think that people are so mercantile, but i'll tell you something else with children , children are at school, they're already used to it, they 've adapted, they've already learned the language. and that's all, it's already difficult for them to speak from that school, in our country, you see how it's all online, and everything and they don't know how to tear these children out of these, well, mercantilism is present, because who pays real money there , the help that they do not receive here and those who were left without a home, i think that a lot of people would return to europe with material losses, just do not underestimate... the desire peop

, you also restrained russian aggression in the balkans, you were among those people who were not afraidg the situation to the level or, or, yes, we remember this case very well in ukraine, yes, and you managed to stop the crimes of the serbian fascists who were under milosevic's gun, but on the other hand, there was no action there." nuclear weapons, if we are talking about seriousness putin's intentions , how far do you think things can go and do you feel the readiness of the euro-atlantic community to fulfill its obligations if, for example, putin starts one or another form of aggression against one or another nato member state, whether it be estonia or it will be lithuania whether it will be poland. conflicts can be ended in two ways, one of them is a dominant escalation, when your adversary recognizes the hopelessness of his position and seems like this is how we fought the serbs in 1999 . milosevic was a rational man, but he was also somewhat exhausted by five years of war. his resources also went to zero after he faced multiple pressures. milosevic agreed. mistakes in trying to en

well, after the end of the war in the balkans, where serbia is and everyone is there after the collapse30% returned, and that's the whole war there, well, somewhere, yes, up to 10 years there at the most, but if this is the kind of war we have, then it is necessary, i think so. that it is not because they are unique serbs, there, no, these bosnians, croats, but because this is the socio-economic situation, not just economic, no, you do not think that people are so mercantile, but i will tell you another thing, with children, the children are at school, they are already used to it, they have adapted, they have already learned the language and everything, it is already difficult to get them out of that school, in our country you see how it is all online, and everything and they do not know, how to get these children out of these... well , mercantilism is present, because who there pays real money, the help that they do not receive here, those, i think that a lot of people would return to the past with material losses, it is simply not necessary do not underestimate the desire of people to

there is one small country from the balkans that is not afraid to say loudly that will hold the gains this resolution because this resolution will open at the end and don't as box the funds in the 193 men. but general assembly reflected concerns over the impact on reconciliation efforts impulse me a with the resolution policy by a full but it's to 9 team with 60 i. nation's abstaining. 22 countries skipped the meeting. some reports of the because of the dispute, rushes on, passengers to the un said that the extensions on no bucks together total $87.00 more than the 80 full votes in favor, and bosco condemned the resolution of highly politicized on a threat to regional stability. germany, we started to weld, was in the 20th century group killed the millions of people in concentration. camps is responsible for mass atrocities in africa and participated most actively in the breakdown of yugoslavia and the bombings of sarajevo in 1995 for the country is now trying within the united nations general assembly to lecture others about the importance of reconciliation. so the one thing is clear

i think 6 was the controller with the balkans. say this is that that means the goal is simple. to demonize this phillips, which is a project of the united states and the main west and forces, primarily great britain engine. i mean the goal is to come in and to disqualify the sub infected so that they can feel free to control the balkans. the territory of the former yugoslavia and integrated the entire region into $92.00 and the sense is not only batch but also that it creates a huge tension between muslims. and also looks very goal is to divide and conquer. but these great, serious problems divide the population and these, but tyler groaned. suppose civil terrorism has happened recently and build rates, young muslims, especially, will have these are rigid colors. and this is a time bomb, especially as jet political tensions grow in europe. and here, a portion of play into just one side. however, with something specifically rolled out by the special try, do you know, as part of reconciliation efforts, collective guilt was to be avoided with individual was tried in charge instead

i have to say, and they've got to reinvigorate over the balkans during tuesday and remain here leaving. it's little bit dry caught a wind coming down to the west administrating so it's gonna be windy for the islands at least for next couple of days. sunny and warm and spain and portugal in that, increasingly i think in most eventually and still in greece, the balkans improve to some degree the bigger picture still sees that line. and if it's held that's heat extends and to was the european side of talking to greece. and rick reappears over spain and portugal, but it's quite clearly visible. the doctor visits on this overnight. so the full cost in front of us here. if you want, the house is positive, your zip code of the city 8 to 40 degrees locked and he unlocked our record, but certainly on the health side. the unique perspective, one picture is not going to tell the entire agent once of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough. it looks like fluoride looks like it's held on hers, voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarizatio

the storms of breaking out in the balkans, but that heat remains for to akira and grease those numbers touching well above the average. now the way just all the weather on sunday is being pushed across the low countries into germany, down across switzerland and austria. we've seen some very strong storms here with a chance of hail and some powerful winds as well. that weather is also going to pop off around the balkans, putting it to you frame bring a splash of what weather as well to remain here. but a lot of heat continues down in the south of spain and portugal. and despite the temperature picking up in rome, we aren't going to see the arrival of some what weather if we have a look at the 3 day here, temperature remaining in the early thirty's. that rain rolling in on sunday. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about what you all, just bear with me. so robin, the reminder of all the top stories. these really military says it's fine to do so, struck to the military targets in the you have any thoughts of the, of the data they have on the health industry says i teach people to be in jus

i will tell you, do you know how many balkan countries have returned, how many?l, after the war in the balkans ended, where serbia is and everyone there after the collapse, 30%, 30% returned, and that’s the whole war there, well, somewhere, yes, up to 10 years there at the most, if we will have such a war, then it is necessary, i believe that it is not because they... serbs are unique there, not these bosnians, croats, but because such a socio-economic situation, not just an economic one, no, you don't think that people are so mercantile, but i'll tell you something else, with children, children at school, they're already used to it , they have adapted, they have already learned the language and everything, it is already difficult to get them out of that school, in our country you can see how it is all online and everything, and they don’t know how to get these children out of these, well, mercantilism is present, that’s why ... i think that a lot of people would come back even with material losses, just not one should not underestimate the desire of people to li

, you also restrained russian aggression in the balkans, you were among those people who were not afraidg the situation out to the level or, or. yes, we remember this case very well in ukraine, yes, and you managed to stop the crimes of the serbian fascists who were under the arms of milosevic, but on the other hand, there were no nuclear weapons involved, if we talk about the seriousness of putin's intentions, as you think how far everything can go and whether you feel the readiness of the euro-atlantic community to fulfill its obligations if, for example, putin starts one or another form of aggression. against one or another nato member state, be it estonia, be it lithuania, be it poland. conflicts can be ended in two ways, one of them is to achieve a dominant escalation. when your adversary recognizes the hopelessness of his position and surrenders, that's how we fought the serbs in 1999. milosevic was a rational man, but he was also somewhat... exhausted by five years of war. his resources also went to zero after he faced multiple pressures. milosevic agreed. mistakes in trying to en

when they and invaded the balkans, we intervene. when the united states was attacked on september 11, our nato allies still with us invoking article five for the first time in nato history. treating an attack on us as an attack on all of us. it is breathtaking what the american people will never forget. while all this history and great changes have occurred, people have asked, can nato adapt? it every time we have proved we could act, and we did. we increased our effectiveness, and here with us today, i country from the indo pacific region. we are here because they have a stake in our success and we have a stake in the heirs. today, nato is more powerful than ever. 32 nations strong. for years, our partners, now i have chosen to officially join nato, and because of the power and meaning of article five, guaranteed, that's the reason, the most important aspect of the alliance of 1949, and you are still the most important aspect. i will also note president putin joined the allies not just because leaders sought a drug because citizens

and then i'll wait here in the balkans, we have always a as we have been for decades asking for those standards of journalism and that kind of freedom of the press. so could you start by telling me how did you get in trouble with your own government? practicing journalism or yeah, sure. well, um, when i see back to the london last which was in may 2023. and there was a team of on the account of terra police, charity waiting for me on the tomeka. and i've been expecting to potentially be this stopped to the border and ever since i made these sites lever, reporting on pull masons leaked emails um this pull, my son is a, a breakfast generalist, who has been distinguished himself as a nosy, 18 propagandist, the nato. and the proxy war and ukraine since february 2022. and a i'm was targeting a number of people that i need, including journalists and academics, and activists who were opposed to the proxy will. and these lead email showed that he was towards an a thing his activities in coordination. so he was coordinating his activities with a, a position intelligence officer link to where m

i think 6 was the controller with the balkans. say this is that that means the goal is simple. to demonize this phillips, which is a project of the united states and the main west and forces, primarily great britain in germany. the goal is to come in and to disqualify the sub in the sector so that they can feel free to control the balkans, the territory of the former yugoslavia and integrated the entire region into nature . and the sense is not on the dash, but also that it creates a huge tension between muslims and orthodox. the goal is to divide and conquer, but these great serious problems divides the population. and these type of grounds, suppose civil terrorism has happened recently in belgrade, young muslims especially, will have these origin colors and, and this is a time bomb, especially as jet political tensions grow in europe. and here a portion of play into just one side. however, with something specifically rolled out by the special tribunal as part of reconciliation efforts, collective guilt was to be avoided with individual was tried in charge instead of the maybe

it is scary how fortunately, i really skate off with the balkans and much of central eastern and southern europe are in the midst of a blistering gateway. the mexican, we are currently experiencing an extreme weather event, a heat wave.

in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lions cost widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia across the life of 100000 people and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city vulgar shop, where the factories still stands during the boss and war at font itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine that you get a very prosperous factory. one time a few years after the war reopened. business as p w, so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today. what do you have this, brenda? does it look to me like a place on the brink of close, despite the money and efforts invested off the water? as some of the pictures the show was back in the days actually reconstruction. 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers destroyed the construction sites here. while the factory reopened to 1998 with great hopes and expectations, the w's boss and venture never properly recovered the only around 170 of those 3 and a half 1000 strong. as far as return. they know assemblage scoutis

the balkans, torn yugoslavia, iraq, torn libya - 25 bloody years in afghanistan.ckground, nato continues to declare defensive goals. this sounds like a mockery of the whole world. nato is a heightened danger and such a term is firmly attached to the alliance. its history is littered with ashes and destruction. after world war ii, 250 military conflicts occurred in the world, 80% of which were caused by the united states and nato. carefully, since 1973, every 12 months under the guise of operations, exercises or interventions, began. in fact, it's war. actions of nato aggressors in north korea, vietnam, the persian gulf, yugoslavia, iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria and other countries caused large-scale tragedies that claimed millions of lives under various pretexts. defending peace, human rights and democracy, countering the spread of communism, restoring justice, fighting terrorism, preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction. the united states invaded a sovereign state, destroyed the established order there, and saved money. this national list of victims

in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lines, costs the widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia costa life of 100000 people, and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city of bobo shop, where the factory still stops during the boston or it's on itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine to get a very prosperous fact to me. one time that's here, the few years after the war reopened business as p w. so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today with the others i rented. it looked to me like a place on the brink of closer, despite the money and effort to invest often. as some of the pictures the show was back in the days actually reconstruction. 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers destroyed. the construction sides here while the factory reopened, to 1998 with great hopes and expectations, d. w. as pausing and venture never properly recover the only around $170.00 of those 3 and a half 1000 strong workforce returns. they know assembled, sco does a

and that will be some welcome what whether developing across the balkans. we are expecting that what whether to start to push its way further east and the temperature will steadily come down in bucharest with some scattered showers there on sunday that you weather update of the thing. what has happened to god since october 7 has been cranky. i'm so ashamed, i'm so ashamed because it's being done in my name. a leading jewish voice speaks out against israel bruce to own gaza. until palestinians are safe and secure. ease riley's nipple will be and use never well. no, to my name. witness on l. g 0, the book about you, what you're going to say with me. so robin in our mind to of all the top stories, local media and fung to the actual reporting at least 17 people of being killed in protests across the country. the demonstrates a set fonts and headquarters of the state protests that students have been running for weeks to gauge the quote, a system for government jobs us present. j 5, there's an installation of the tester posted to pay the $191.00 of the complaints

the country began to fall apart in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lions cost widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia across the life of 100000 people and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city above a shop where the factory still stops during the bosnian war at font itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine that to get out a very prosperous factory. one time, a few years after the war reopened business as p w. so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today with the others i rented. it looked to me like a place on the brink of closer, despite the money and effort to invest a topic that some of the pictures the show how it was back in the days actually reconstruction. 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers. destroyed the construction sides here while the factory reopened to 1998 with great hopes and expectations. d. w. as pausing and venture never properly recover the only around $172.00 of those 3 and a half 1000 strong workforce returns. the

in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lions costs the widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia across the life of 100000 people and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city above the shop where the factories still stats during the balls and war at font itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine that to get a very prosperous fact to me, one time, a few years after the war reopened business as p w. so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today, would you have this rented? it looked to me like a place on the brink of closure, despite the money and effort to invest it often as some of the pictures the show i was back in the days actually reconstruction, 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers destroyed the construction sides here while the factory reopened, the 1998 with great hopes and expectations, b, w as bossy and venture never properly recover the only around 170 of the one's 3 and a half 1000 strong. as far as return. they know assembled, sco

in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lions cost widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia cost, the life of 100000 people, and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city above a shop where the factory still stats during the boss and war at font itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine that you have a very prosperous factory. one time that's here. the few years after the war is reopened, business as p w. so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today with the other rented. it looked to me like a place on the brink of close, despite the money and effort to invest often. as some of the pictures the show i was back in the days actually reconstruction, 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers destroyed the construction sides here while the factory reopened in 1998 with great hopes and expectations, dw is bossy and venture never properly recover the only around 170 of those 3 and a half 1000 strong workforce return. they know assembled goddess as oppos

in the early nineties, the resulting series of balkan wars followed along ethnic and religious lions cost widespread devastation. the bloodiest of the conflicts in bosnia across the life of 100000 people. and also left the task factory destroyed. next up by a visit motor city above a shop where the factories still stats. during the boss and war at font itself right on the front line. it's hard to imagine that you have a very prosperous factory. one time that's here the few years after the war is reopened, business as p w. so the only parts of the factory i used by the w today with the other rented. it looked to me like a place on the brink of closure, despite the money and efforts invested off the door. as some of the pictures the show was back in the days actually reconstruction. 96 to 97 totally devastated war to on factory officers destroyed the construction sides here while the factory reopened the 1998 with great hopes and expectations. v. w as positive and venture never properly recover the only around $170.00 of us 3 and a half 1000 strong, close return. they know assemblage s

after the murder in the balkans, london acted as a kind of mediator in resolving the conflict.ere is a telegram from the british king george v and kaser wilhelm ii to henry of prussia. certainly. i sincerely wish that such an irreparable catastrophe as european war was averted. but earlier, henry of prussia himself was on a special mission in london and, after a conversation with the king , he noted in his diary the assurances he received that in the event of a conflict, england would most likely remain neutral. england offered germany, therefore, guarantees that france would not participate in helping russia, that germany would fight only with russia, but as it was. russia, which led to serious disagreements in the government and the demonstrative resignation of two british ministers, john burns and john morley. words the latter, published only in 1929, shows what the russian empire then got for its sworn ally. have you thought what will happen if russia wins? if germany and austria are defeated, it will not be england or france that will occupy the first position. place in eu

cities are under severe heat mornings as a wave of hot air from africa. bates, southern europe, and the balkans temperatures are soaring. above 40 degrees celsius, municipal authorities are taking measures to protect people, such as banning outdoor construction work and making air condition spaces available to the public or king charles has delivered his speech from the throne, which officially opens britain's parliament. the king and his wife camilla travelled from buckingham palace to westminster, where he was joined by lawmakers, including the current and previous prime ministers, speech outlines the priorities of the new labor government. this is the 3rd time jean charles has overseen the opening of parliament and his 2nd time faced as king . you may remember back in 2022 or the late queen elizabeth delegated this traditional duty to her soc, cornerstone of my government economics. if more now i'm joined by our correspondent and let them be a good boss, because the king has presented the new labor government plan for the months ahead. what's due now? yes, indeed, friend, it's the king that

and that will be some welcome, wet weather developing across the balkans. we are expecting that whether to start to push its way further east, the temperature will steadily come down in bucharest with some scattered showers there on sunday that to weather update. the pod huge, i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece. i think that the new thing you have on these governments with these 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking on the e. you made weapons of being used in cost. no doubt it should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running, mean what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential go to some we cannot take the fact that he was signing a present as not that important factor. he had the story on talk to how does era they don't want to miss their dignity being displays and make shift comes and not being able to get access to food. asking questions. how likely is it in reality that nothing? yeah. who would be arrested when visiting a fine look posing from the action. but what i would say to the adm

its focus has expanded to well beyond the north atlantic fighting wars in afghanistan, the balkans and libya, russia remains its main adversary on both sides are coming closer to outright conflict in the war and ukraine. then there are the divisions within the organization. and what might happen if donald trump becomes president, again of nato's largest member. so what challenges does the alliance face, and what does the future mean for global peace or the risk of more war? we'll be taking a look at where nato is now and what might come next with our guest shortly. but 1st, this report from michael centuries milestone for the military alliance or was shadowed by security threats and divisions from within its ranks. the north atlantic treaty organization on nato is smoking. it's 70 to stand mostly at an event dominated by russia's vote in ukraine. us preston, joe biden promised full support for keith. when he welcomes member states to washington d. c. on tuesday, rochelle has out a wave of drone and miss on slide some ukrainian cities recently, including from one of the children's hospi

cities or on the severe heat. warnings is a wave of hot air from africa, bank stuff in europe in the balkans temperatures a soaring about 40 degrees celsius. municipal authorities have introduced protective measures such as bombing outdoor construction work and making air condition spaces available to the public check government has awarded a multi 1000000000 euro contract to build a new nuclear power plant to a south korean to a south korean company, korea hydro, a nuclear power is a big one out over one from a french and nuclear john adf, for august planning to rely more on nuclear power, as it faces out cold despite concerns. for me, it's of strength and jim and naples us not to bangladesh or the prime minister shaken, see the hudson vowed to investigate the death of at least 6 people look killed when student protests became violent on tuesday, students have been validated for weeks of what they say is that in fact, quotes assistance from much sort tactic, government jobs, bangladesh just recently re introduced rules and reserve by the 3rd of those positions for relatives of war, veterans

industrially pumped-up vassal who always expressed his loyalty, as was the case, for example, in the balkansf they suddenly get hungry on the way, it wouldn’t be a shame to kill them. uh, what is nato? here, in various articles on this matter, jaksalivan noted an article in which he says that our nato allies will produce 650 f-35 fighter jets, well, except in the territory the united states does not produce them, there are so many thousands of tanks, armored personnel carrier guns, but in fact, this is a landmark article that is awaited... by all the defense enterprises of nato countries, because to build new factories of talla, mcdonald douglas, others, without a guaranteed loading plan production capacity, there will be no businessman, this is a declaration, we need so many thousands of planes, tanks and this, this, this, this, this is a signal to actually launch conveyors, so the current nato summit is not just anniversary or stoltenberg crying with happiness, well... work hard, you fool, you will get a badge, grandfather biden told him, in fact, this is really a sign for, first of all ,

outcome of the history of the bloc, millions of victims and war crimes on different continents: the balkansrn yugoslavia, iraq, tormented libya, 25 bloody years in afghanistan. against this background, nato continues to declare defensive goals. this sounds like a mockery of the whole world. nato is of increased danger and this term is firmly attached to the alliance. its history is richly strewn with ashes and destruction. after the second world war ii, there were 250 military conflicts in the world, 80% of which were caused by the usa and nato. carefully, since 1973, every 12 months, under the guise of operations, exercises or interventions, a war actually began. the actions of nato aggressors in north korea, vietnam, the persian gulf, vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria and other countries have caused large-scale tragedies that have claimed millions of lives under various pretexts. defending peace, human rights and democracy, countering the spread of communism, restoring justice, fight against terrorism, preventing the proliferation of weapons, mass destruction. the united states inv