balkan trace in novorossiya. donetsk-lugansk agglomeration in donbas is one of the largest and densest. lpr cities under the control of ukraine. the battles for severodonetsk lasted 2 months, although it had no strategic significance, the ukrainian armed forces chaotically struck the areas where the russian army entered. severodonetsk with the huge azot chemical plant and other enterprises was 90% destroyed. retreating, the ukrainian armed forces militants plundered, blew up and destroyed all municipal infrastructure. the scorched earth tactics in donbas have been used on such a large scale in the last used by the germans during the great patriotic war. in september of 1943 , the wehrmacht's southern group received an order to completely clear out any infrastructure in the entire donetsk basin east of the kalmeos river. the ukrainian army is trying to repeat something similar today. destroyed houses and shell craters are all that remains of marinka, a city east of donetsk. almost 10,000 people lived here before t

the balkan trace in novorossiya. donetsk-lugansk. agglomeration in donbass is one of the largest, most densely built-up not only in the former ossr, but perhaps in europe. therefore, when you see footage from the cities and towns liberated today in novorossiya, it becomes clear: the ukrainian armed forces used them scorched earth tactics. the essence is simple: defend, if it can be called defense, until populated areas are turned into ruins beyond restoration. residential buildings become trenches, and then ruins. severodonetsk and neighboring vesechsk were the last large cities of the lpr under ukrainian control. the battle for severodonetsk lasted 2 months, although it had no strategic significance, the ukrainian armed forces chaotically struck areas where the russian army had entered. severodonetsk with the huge azot chemical plant, other enterprises, was destroyed by ninety. retreating, the militants of the armed forces of ukraine looted, blew up and destroyed all municipal infrastructure. the scorched earth tact

he pinned special hopes on the serbs living in the balkans.eter, the first hussar regiment was recruited from the serbian people, which was placed on the then new lands in the kiev and azov provinces. but the mass resettlement of serbs to novorossiya became under empress elizabeth petrovna. in 1751, she issued a decree on the acceptance. into russian service of about 300 people, led by colonel horvat, they were allocated lands on the right bank of the dnieper, in the north of today's kirovograd region, former ukrainian ssr. they built orthodox churches, cultivated land, and, of course, served in the army on the southern borders of the empire, proving themselves to be excellent combat-ready units. during the seven years' war in europe, two squadrons of slavic-serbian hussars as part of the russian army took berlin, and although there is almost no official data on serbs in the censuses of novorossiya since the end of the 19th century, the balkan trace in these lands still remains, it was sought and found by the slavic-serbians and its the vicini

they should not hold for the balkan offers advertised. if you're only focus is prize, this is not going to be the right decision. well, do you have to understand why this is to check your doctor? if that soccer is your pin, 45 board certified or certification medical, so it is accredited that dr. for international how to is at this stage, daniel option left open for santa or plants and many of the victims of boston, cosmetic surgeries, is to suit those responsible in turnkey from britain. it's a painstaking process on this, often accompanied by the british tucker's lawyer. but you're all, hon. a lot of the time people who have sold this case has come to me. they just can't deal with the financial or emotional aspect of having to sue in another country. therefore, they give up cheese of the opinion that strict a regulation of the intermediary agencies, for instance, could better protect patients. if the medical tourism agencies were to be insured, they have got to go through qualifications like we all do a state agency, not anyone really s

they should not fold for the balkan offers advertised. if you're only focus is prize, this is not going to be the right decision. well, do you have to understand why this is cheap? check your doctor. if that doctor is your pin 45 board certified or for just medical, so it is, i couldn't do that doctor for international how to is at this stage. danny option left open for sat are plants, and many of the victims of bonds to cosmetic surgeries is to suit those responsible in turnkey from britain. it's a painstaking process on this often accompanied by british tucker's lawyer. but you're all, hon. a lot of the time people who have sold this case has come to me. they just kind of deal with the financial or emotional aspect of having to sue in another country. therefore, they give all cheese up the opinion to strict a regulation of the intermediary agencies. for instance could better protect patients if the medical tourism agencies were to be insured, they have got to go through qualifications like real estate agents. you know, anyone really sur

someone is on the balkan with arrow isn't the 1st british presidents who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of satcher is that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah blanche was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking by coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is from a trumpet is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had broke through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i haven't even seen the doctor again. no, nothing. they want to payment. as soon as i go to the hotel, foll

someone is on the balkan with arrow isn't the 1st british residents who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have dined as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah blanche was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i haven't even seen the doctor again on that said they want to payment. as soon as i go to the hotel. following

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british resident who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah blanche was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i haven't even seen the doctor again on that said they want to payment. as soon as i go to the hotel. following the su

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british presidents who has not survived an operation into okay, in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah patch was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like i go in and you know, go as far as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah, i actually hate my body now. on february, the 7th, the 202333 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i that i hadn't even seen the doctor again on us and they wanted payment. as soon as i got to the hotel. following the surgery

this is what the authorities are saying balkan republic, commenting on the mass protests in the countrywhy exactly they started now, and how the european union and the united states manage to play a double game, natalia solovieva will tell. it all started as a peaceful demonstration, 20 thousand participants with flags in the center of belgrade, but then the demonstrators blocked the international highway. lived the austrian-british concern riattinta. 2 years ago, the project was frozen due to environmental protests, but recently they returned to it again. the european union needs raw materials for the production of batteries for electric cars, and serbia - 6 billion euros of direct investment. the authorities promised an assessment of environmental risks and even a referendum, but mass protests have already begun in serbia, supported by the pro-western opposition, which does not miss any opportunity to personally spite president aleksandar. do you think i'm stupid? i don't see how loudly they are silent in the west, where they should be happy about the idea of ​​opening mines. no, some

uh what, what is also a small uh, console wise, the most democratic country in weston balkans. according to prestigious international organizations like um, freedom house, uh, transparency international. uh world justice in terms of human rights will of law fighting of corruption and indexes on democratic progress. we are trying to understand all region and go silver is very convenient for investment. a cheap electrical energy of a low promotional costs. vibrant use for the average age of the population is 51. uh, at the same time this a great location that we have is a country very close to you to be in union, but also close to both north africa and middle east. it's unbelievable how much we have achieved and progress since the liberation of june 1999. however, little collectivist is data offers the more critically perspective on the political failures and missed opportunities or for about 25 years. i would have thought this, we would have been a member of european union, nato, and united nations 25 years is a very long time is the generation. our politics has shown an inabili

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uh what, what is also a small uh, console wise, the most democratic country in weston balkans. according to prestigious international organizations like um, freedom house transparency international. uh, world justice in terms of human rights will of law fighting of corruption and indexes on democratic progress. we are trying to understand all region and go silver is very convenient for investment. a cheap electrical energy of a low promotional costs. vibrant use for the average age of the population is 51. uh, at the same time this a great location that we have is a country very close to you to be in union, but also close to both north africa and middle east. it's unbelievable how much we have achieved and progress since the liberation of june 1999. however, little collectivist is data offer some more critically perspective on the political failures and missed opportunities or for about 25 years. i would have thought this, we would have been a member of european union, nato, and united nations 25 years is a very long time is the generation. our politics has shown an inability t

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of this article is the human rights activist who has criticized nationalism and lot of times in the balkans last 10 years, especially, these don't have a functioning institutions. we have media is just totally contaminating the public space. the don't have the position, which is also the one i then the, you know, many res, 0, devastated as a full suitor society and society in general in sort of getting a monument elias and the people are using gauge. they leave the country massively. so i think the european union and the rest in general have to change the policy. and the bulk of the session toward sylvia is really pro rational employees . and this is the fact that we all have to have in mind. maybe people are leaving the reason and importing for this, but they're all leaving for the less not for russia. so it is kind of schizophrenic position in terms of taking sides. this article says the use controversial stance of a free mode is centers and consequences to serve you. tests failed to shift a delay from russian influence. the reassigned the for the is quite far away from the orientation. i

of this article is the human rights activist who has criticized nationalism and lot of times in the balkans, last 10 years, especially, these don't have a functioning institutions. we have media issues, thoughtfully contaminating public space. we don't have the position, which is also the one i then the, you know, many res, 0, devastated as a full suitor society and society in general in sort of getting a monument elias and the people are using gauge. they leave the country massively. so i think the european union and the rest in general have to change the policy and the bulk of the, especially toward sylvia, for me, is really pro rational employees. and this is the fact that we all have to have in mind. maybe people are leaving the reason and importing for this, but they're all leaving for the less not for russia. so it is kind of schizophrenic position in terms of taking sides. this article says the use controversial stance of a free mode, incentives and consequences to serve you. tests failed to shift a delay from russian influence, the reassigned the for the is quite far away from the o

, in the balkans everyone considers everyone russian, i am a person from the balkans and i understandt doesn’t matter there, even georgians were russians in greece at one time, look, he says, i want to tell you, and he calls in general, i will not read all this now, he says: the west is a mad dog, don't let them do what they did with yugoslavia, with my country, it will grab everything by the throat, don't let them do it, and russia now must realize what milosevic said then, who was made a dictator, who did this, they did a lot of things in order to achieve what they, unfortunately, you and i see everything that... they achieved there, everyone was serb now there are five serbs, there are serbs, mountain serbs, who tell us that these are some kind of montenegrins, here is the serbian krajina, the same thing, so i think that the americans, basically the english, this is the policy i share and rule, this is the most important thing that they have all over the world and not now, in the last three or four years. without ukrainian society, without the people who live in the land that is ca

the liberation of what, what is also a small uh, console wise, the most democratic country in weston balkans. according to prestigious international organizations like freedom house, transparency, international world of justice in terms of human rights will of flaw fighting of corruption and indexes on democratic progress. we are trying to understand all region and go silver is very convenient for investment. a cheap electrical energy of a low operational costs. vibrant use for the average age of the population is 51. uh, at the same time this a great location that we have is a country very close to you to be in union, but also close to both north africa and middle east. it's unbelievable how much we have achieved and progress since the liberation of june 1999. however, little collectivist is data offer some more critically perspective on the political failures and missed opportunities are for about 25 years. i would have thought this, we would have been a member of european union, nato, and united nations 25 years is a very long time is the generation. our politics has shown an inability to

the balkan street food in eastern europe. it's all about j. bob g, g, a favorite among locals and tourists. a like must see moments in the terminal city. we take you on a tour of room and adrenalin rush at enemies, me, and park your own. max reporter brand dentist embarked on a turkey adventure, the stories in more coming up on your own mac, the but 1st, how can you help fight climate change, especially when you're still a kid? well, meet lenny and 11 year old who came up with a clever idea here comes what maybe germany's youngest kind of champion is really mine, but i want to protect the climate with my tree project. so i planted a forest this b s because the european union is the size of the floors destroyed in the last 30 years around the world. that's about 420000000 hectares. but here in germany, a new flores, this growing, planted by an 11 year old boy, introducing many crowd a young and very dedicated. i'm an active is us part of our news cereals. small projects, big changes you know, begin with a simple idea. the world needs smaller tr

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the baking heat has left the mercury to rise past 40 degrees celsius and many balkan countries. like in montenegro, a new study confirms that forest fires are becoming more widespread around the world, burning at least twice as much tree cover today as they did just 2 decades ago. sky high flames and sick black smoke, just one of many fires confirming what has long been feared that fires are getting worse. set up by the latest data on while tie us collected by global forest watch at the world resources institute. there is a hard evidence that is showing that there's an increasing frequency, intensity and extent of wildfires worldwide record setting for us by us becoming more frequent. 2023 was the worst you on record with nearly 12000000 hacked events. an area roughly the size of nicaragua topping the previous record by about 24 percent. one region that was especially affected last year is canada, which experience as most destructive fios has ever burning their, accounted for roughly 2 thirds of all forest by us. and more than a quad off on the forest last worldwide, we found th

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on your travels bucket list, this balkan country is rapidly emerging as a go to destination for travelers. it has funding landscapes of vibrant culture and calling every scene which food is won't want to miss. our reporter gave us some tips. i've been yes, a true for these paradise. maybe that's one reason why it's such a fast growing travel destination. this is so nice, interesting savers. we'll show you some of the countries most tasty specialities. today i will try to get a taste of opinion in just 24 hour joint on a few to hold your on a showing you. some of them must be. this is and must be places here in the bang and capital. this is linda. hi. she will join us today. let's go, let's go in the something like mine, she could spend today. she's a food guide and knows all about a new cookie. so then that what she'll tickets for breakfast. we tend to have very large breakfast. usually coffee today will offer turkish coffee. o prospect. sounds good. and so i learned from linda. the ottomans brought coffee to have been yeah. they left the coffee state, the water i split up with specially

change fundamentally, because the main refrain of the georgian politicians, and of moldova and the balkans one thing, that the victory of ukraine gives a real possibility of prospects and building peace there on the european continent. and tell me. mr. oleg, you spoke with the representatives of moldova and georgia, i understood that, but at this time, when we are fighting for our independence and for our territories, do they not want to fight for those territories that are now temporarily located under the control of the russian federation, i.e. transnistria, well, in the caucasus, well, i just wondered, because i heard different numbers there. what such is the armed forces of moldova, some experts said that they have less than a thousand there, but the head of the office of the president of moldova said that they have about 500 military personnel there, but this is with all the border guards, and it is clear that these are not the armed forces, which moldova could operate with, a large million moldovans there have, have romanian passports, but it is definitely not... these ee moldova doe

balkans, and the topic was about how negotiations on the acquisition of membership can and will proceedresting moments for ukraine, but if we are talking now about the situation with russia, then it is clear that the parties are still trying to strengthen own positions, and zelensky's press conference, i just happened to watch it, it was so light, and i got there accidentally to his press conference, television broadcast. i noticed that he, that probably a third or more of the correspondents' questions were precisely about what the kursk operation is, why it is, what the goal is, but i can tell you the impressions of high-level diplomats that i heard in kisheniv, what and what even the president of moldova said that every time ukraine once again surprises the world by demonstrating... the ability to deliver unexpected blows and force the russians there to either retreat or bear significant losses, then fundamentally changes in general... the politics of russia and the mood, because the main refrain of georgian, moldovan, and balkan politicians was one thing, that the victory of ukraine

the mood are changing in general, because the main refrain of georgian politicians, and moldovan, and balkan the victory of ukraine gives a real possibility of prospects and building peace there on the european continent. and tell me, mr. oleg, you spoke with the representatives of moldova and georgia, i understood that, but did you? do they not want, at this time, when we are fighting for our independence and for our territories, do they not want to fight for those territories that are now temporarily under the control of the russian federation, i.e. transnistria, and in the caucasus, well, i just wondering, because i heard different numbers there, what such is the armed forces of moldova, some experts said that... there are less than a thousand of them there, but the head of the office of the president of moldova said that they have about 500 military personnel there, but this is with all the border guards, and it is clear that they are not those the armed forces that moldova could operate with, there are a large million moldovans who have romanian passports, but they are definitely not so

cleaned, but it is generally a unique samovar, they say, they say that it just accompanied. during his balkan it is definitely accompanied his son dmitry, during the first world war he participated, the son of vasily polinov also participated in the battles, for which he received the st. george cross and so on, served in the cavalry. and the fact that he was with dmitry vasilyevich during the first world war - that's for sure, well, they say that he also visited the balkans, he is called a spider, you see what legs he has, and this is a road trip, this is a road trip, yes, but he is generally heavy, he really is very, well, it is not easy, probably traveling with him, because that it is quite heavy, but it is such a camping, camping samovar, i thought that since i came from the tula region, then certainly, certainly i need to bring a samovar with me. natasha's dioramas, this is what it looks like, well, katya, well, in fact, i have no right to tell the secret of the diorama, i don't have, because it is completely somehow uh, well, people will see this secret, find out and this magic of this m

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british resident who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of satcher is that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet. sarah was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like i go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i, i hadn't even seen the doctor again. no, nothing. they went to payment. as soon as i got to the hotel following the surgery plant

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british residents who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have dined as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising. such medical tourism over the internet for sarah patch was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is from a trumpet. it saves one of the countries hotspots the medical tourism. she too had broke through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i haven't even seen the doctor again on that said they want to payment. as soon as i go to the hotel. fo

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british resident who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of satcher is that some british politicians and i'm calling for a ban on advertising. such medical tourism over the internet for sarah patch was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is, metropolis is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i, i hadn't even seen the doctor again. no, nothing. they went to payment. as soon as i got to the hotel following the sur

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british resident who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 purchased women have died as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah blanche was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go out to what as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now . on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is from a trumpet. it saves one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i done, i hadn't even seen the doctor again on that said they wanted payment. as soon as i got to the hotel.

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british resident who has not survived an operation into okay. in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of satcher is that some british politicians and i'm calling for a ban on advertising such medical tourism over the internet for sarah blanche was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking by coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go as far as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now. on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is from a trumpet. it saves one of the countries hotspots the medical tourism. she too had booked through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i don't, i hadn't even seen the doctor again. no, nothing. they went to payment. as soon as i go to the hotel, following

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sorry, eva balkan region has been a watch with small arms and weapons since the wars of the 19 ninety's. at least 15 people have been killed. an explosion at a pharmaceuticals plant in southern india, a district official in under a potash state said the death toll is likely to rise. the blast occurred after a fire broke out as the plants, dozens of injured people were taken to a local hospitals. police in pakistan have charged the man with cyber terrorism for his electorate role in spreading misinformation, believe to have triggered a state of riots in the u. k. these have arrested a man named for hon us, even the city of love for is accused of being behind a website. the claim that the attacker who stepped to death 3 girls last month in the u. k was in the legal, most of the migrant categories have blamed the fake news for contributing to rights across the u. k. some of which target must and muslim communities. all right, dw reporter, abuse job is here with me to help us understand the story more. because you and i were talking about this earlier, it's sort of fascinating. we follow th

someone is on the balkan rivera isn't the 1st british presidents who has not survived an operation into okay, in the past 5 years, at least 28 british women have died as a result of centuries that some british politicians and i'm calling for a band on advertising such medical tourism over the internet. sarah was loaded in by a similar offer. today she says she barely survived to tell me talking breast surgery and talking about coming whales. she needed 9 follow up surgeries to return some semblance of normal life. like i used to be like as go in and you know, go as far as i don't do any of that anymore. yeah. i actually hate my body now. on february the 7th 2023, 33 year old sarah flew to antalya on the mediterranean sea, accompanied by her parents. the talk is from a trumpet is one of the country's hotspots, the medical tourism. she too had broke through an agency. yes, i was taken to the hotel and before i'd even been taken to my room, like literally i that i hadn't even seen the doctor again on that said they wanted payment. as soon as i got to the hotel. following the surgery plant

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there in the 19805 and was amazed to see powerful automatic weapons from libya, from russia, from the balkansthe capital, sana'a. so it's no surprise that weapons are being traded. but the extraordinary thing here, as you rightly say, is that it's being done not on the dark web where you would expect this to be taking place, where a lot of illicit, illegal, banned substances and items and materials are traded. but on x, formerly known as twitter and the times newspaper got a tip off and did their investigation over the last ten days. and they've counted around 68 traders who are offering these weapons, which range from assault rifles to hand grenades to rocket propelled grenades, to pistols for hundreds of dollars. payments in ryals, either yemeni ryals or saudi. and bbc did their own diligence as well. and we found that, um, there is even a video there with a guy giving a demonstration of a kalashnikov, which he loads up a 30 round magazine, fires it off on full automatic and saying, this is a top notch warranty, guaranteed. i mean, all the kind of hype that you would get with almost with ts

the balkan trace in novorossiya.donetsk-luhansk agglomeration in donbass is one of the largest and most densely built-up areas, not only in the former ossr, but perhaps in europe. therefore, when you see footage from the cities and towns liberated today in novorossiya, it becomes clear: the ukrainian armed forces used scorched earth tactics in them. the essence is simple: to defend, if this can be called defense, until the populated areas are...

hundreds of volunteers went to the balkans , and eventually russia officially declared war on turkey. with russia in this war, threatening turkish troops in baghdad. after the war of 1877-78 , the russian empire managed to strengthen its position in the balkans at the berlin congress. in world war i, turkey was russia's adversary from 1915. the brest peace of 1918 ended the state of war between the rsfsr and the ottoman empire, and dejure restored diplomatic relations, which, however, were not implemented de facto. with the arrival and the establishment of soviet power in russia also marked the beginning of a new stage in relations with turkey. the bolsheviks perceived ataturk's movement as a national liberation movement, and this is not surprising, since the territories torn away from the ottoman empire could fall under the influence of britain and france. the treaty of friendship with soviet russia and the turkish republic of 1921 implied serious assistance to ataturk with weapons, ammunition and gold. frunze helped the turks in planning military operations. in 1920 , diplomatic rel

about those projects that are being implemented within the framework. cabinet of slavic studies and balkan, in particular, we are trying to somehow cultivate the memory of the learned slavs, well, first of all, of course, it all started with the mission of saints cyril and methodius, equal to the apostles, whose icon also hangs in this office. church historical museum of the belarusian orthodox church. the minsk theological academy opened its doors in 2015, located in the buildings of the first educational building and the administration of the spiritual and educational center. the decision to create the museum was made by the synod of the belarusian orthodox church in march 2013. well, the museum itself contains exhibits collected by metropolitan philoret during his tenure at the department, starting with 1900. seventy-eighth year, and for the entire period of his stay at the department, and here are the icons that came to him as a result of gifts or... were collected during his activity as a metropolitan, as the rector of the belarusian orthodox church, some of them are gifts from other

an anomalous winter season occurred during the winter months in the balkans and in other months of theeight of the summer tourist season. albania. the fire was approaching the city of zadar, and the warriors stated that they had eliminated the ash from the berries and were careful to evacuate the meat roasters, for months they were connected to electricity without smoke and fire. the airport is not working, firefighting aircraft have been stopped to deal with the situation, the planes have already dropped dozens of tons of water, falling pagrozai national park krka. tourist halogens napramak. and now we are updating our neighbors and the territory of belarus. in general , life in the regions of central and western europe is characterized by variable cloudiness and varying intensity. in the countries beyond europe, there is no taxation without payment. night europe has a different intensity of nascent decline. it's cloudy in the lands of western europe... dazhdzhi, veragodnast navalnits. panjadzelak has 5 years in berlin +23. changeable clouds. warsaw has 19 points over zero. rain kiev

the opponent will be the winner of the balkan kosovo, lard, northern ireland pair. the continental hockey league announced the start time of home matches for all teams in the upcoming season. minsk dynamo will start matches on weekdays at 19:10 belarusian time. as for weekends and holidays, here the time changes to 17:10. the bison will play the first meeting of the regular championship at home, and khabarovsk amur will visit. pykh not zornitsami, evening in the meadows, where medunitsy, the wind disappeared, where warm august, i was waiting for you, timid and joyful, timid and ... joyfully get up to knock, this is a song about all this of ours, about nature, about the homeland, about home, that's why it became my favorite, this river i always call. flow opposite our villages, chemerin, porechye, here the length is about 242 km, it originates from the swamps of belovezhskaya pushcha, odessa itself i am here on this section this river and was, i know it very well, and the river turns out like in the village, has its own sections and its own name, and the locals are g

east, north africa, from afghanistan, the same pakistan, british society is gradually, so to speak, balkanizinghat is, falling apart just like that. small ones like this cultural and ethnic clusters that find it difficult to get along with each other will not easily get along with the contingent from prisons, labor plans to release 40 thousand prisoners early, there is simply no room in british prisons, we see that not a single new prison has been introduced there in the last 7 years -8 years, while the level of crime seems to be growing, all this leads to a shortage of prisons, so people who were there 40-50% of the time have to be released, that is, such... rosatom is actively developing an electric charging station infrastructure in russia, this is an extremely profitable story for motorists, since it sharply reduces costs down to zero. about technology, evgeniy nipot. charging for electric vehicles with clean energy from nuclear power plants, available at any time of the day in any weather. about 2000 rubles a year for a gasoline car. when i switched to the train, this figure became almost

we've through an era in our own lifetimes of multiple wars, the vietnam war, the two balkan wars and bosnia and kosovo, the two iraq wars, afghanistan and and libya with very mixed results. so i wanted to look at when, how and whether u.s. military force can and should be used as a adjunct to diplomacy and third, and very of concern and this gets back to your first question that we're in a environment in which a significant percentage of the congress and the public are in an isolationist mood. and i wanted to show by this book how vital it is for u.s. leadership abroad to soar of problems, to solve conflicts, and that if we don't, we leave a vacuum in which our adversaries russia and china will fill. when you go into the mindset of somebody who is perhaps isolated, honest, can you understand their views? of course. in fact, one of the things that i point out as an attribute of the 130 people i interviewed in the book who were the great diplomats of the time is the ability to be able to listen to your opponent. to put yourself in their shoes and to understand their point of view. so,

history of russia, august 24, its goal was to encircle and defeat the german-romanian group covering the balkan direction, the success was complete, our troops managed to advance 140 km, the enemy lost 18 divisions. step by step the assault group advances on the enemy stronghold, conditional, although this is training, but the entire arsenal is entering, machine gun bursts, grenades, everything is like in the textbook, you enter there with shooting, you understand, a young unit for the russian army, the detachment of maxim krivonos, is practicing tactical skills here at one of the training grounds in donbass, one could say that this is another voluntary combat unit, of which there are now dozens fighting, but... this is special. we are moving in the podva column together with the fighters of the maksym korevonos detachment. in this unit, there are servicemen who were previously listed as part of the armed forces of ukraine, and are now fighting for russia and against the evil that has filled the ukrainian state. for more information about the work of this unit, see the special report. if the re

as well, with those very high temperatures.— balkans as well, with those very high temperatures. temperatures. looking at the uk there. south — high temperatures. looking at the uk there. south of— high temperatures. looking at the uk there, south of it, _ high temperatures. looking at the uk there, south of it, orange _ high temperatures. looking at the uk there, south of it, orange -ish, - there, south of it, 0range —ish, what is happening in the uk? i there, south of it, orange -ish, what is happening in the uk? i think we have seen _ what is happening in the uk? i think we have seen the _ what is happening in the uk? i think we have seen the peak— what is happening in the uk? i think we have seen the peak of— what is happening in the uk? i think we have seen the peak of the - we have seen the peak of the heatwave here. yesterday was the hottest day of 2024 so far. temperatures in cambridge of 34.8 celsius. you can look from the outlook, little more seasonable. 0utlook, little more seasonable. still really hot across parts of the south—east of england so we could hit 30 degree