communities army of ukraine. we have already had an interesting dialogue here, actually on the topic of nato and on the topic that nato has join ukraine, what is ultimately written on t-shirts, and such actions took place on the eve of the summit. not only in the united states of america, but also in europe. did they hear you? well, in more detail, dmytro, let them tell what. yes, thank you for the introduction, thank you for the invitation. yes, our campaign was called nato join ukrain . the first rally within the framework of this campaign took place in the city of brussels, near the headquarters of nato. we conducted this company with various partners. in brussels it was promote ukraine, in ukraine it was icov, international center for ukrainian victory, the nafo community, ukrainian freedom news, headed by a former american journalist. rallies were also held in munich, augsburg, hamburg, malaga - spain, in paris, in austin, the usa, in other cities, and ukrainian activists abroad came out with a demand: nato

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army law would not have placed the air defense systems and heavy weapons in residential apartments. however, at this point, their wisdom sponsors referred to turn a blind di the tragedy when their defense may solve hitting a children's hospital occurred exactly on the eve of the native some more over the show. this is the 3rd major summit since the beginning of the fml and similar situations can roll. so before each of them was up at least 4. so now it's important to note that as you just heard, the russian representative, the russian ambassador and eventually he was going over facts about what actually took place. but the country speaking against russia had no facts. they had no response to what he was saying. they simply continued and gave their remarks operating on the assumption that this was a russian strike done out of malice on the part of russia's leader is not responding to any of the facts, any of the evidence pointed to we heard, and that russian background eventually are speaking about video, released by that ukraine government itself, he held a q r code so people could

this is why we're here on the streets like this without the fighting between the communities army and the m. $22.00 groups started in 2022 video to see how to use is one of those bucking they fight us on a conditional to go to nice meals the probably the additional comfortable table and to see about the areas as people sleep towns comfortable by the fighters to sunday should things like that shouldn't happen bluff. i'm asking people to stay calm. they want to say about as a whole new and from their homes is 2 and a half years bringing the total number of people just listening to the office is 6700000. 1 of the height and weight gunning. probably just 0 within the democratic republic of school. ok. let's take a closer look at the m 23. i'm group which emerge more than a decade ago. it's mainly based in the same con valley's province of north cube, hulu, which is rich and natural resources. and 23 lead as a mainly from the 2. it's the ethnic group. they say one of the aims is to find groups founded by hutus who slides were ones are off to the 1994 genocide them 23, much with the congole

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and defense communityÑi and the army community are all sayingñre can handle these details.who was injured. his arm was amputated. he would come out in that first group, phase one. >> well,çóÑi we don't know. we have no idea. we don't make the lists. there'sçó no way to guess what' going to be. we have said all along, the same way you don't count your chickens before they're hatched, you don't count your hostages until you're hugging them at home. it seems like the deal is not imminently happening. we have a long time to still be hopeful and optimistic and praying, but we have no way to know.ñrÑi >> the deal, as we understand it, continues to be for all of theÑiÑiÑi hostages, maybe in dit faces, b+añ it's so important w do a deal that brings home everybody. it might takóçó some time, but everybodyçó has to come Ñihome. and that is the plan. >> the plan is for a six-week cease-fire and then to ñrextendt as long as it's still relevant. that's when the other hostages would get released. do you see a possible change in posture in the likely democratic nominee, who has been more

the small community is overwhelmed. every power plant pumping station and grocery store pushed to the limit. they stand in line at the post office, sending money home to the cities and the hill farms. they line up with their laundry. in three weeks, they may get it back. lunch counters jammed up. people are being turned away from the diner. they swim on schedule. the lifeguards herd them out working in shifts and swimming in fifth. some new housing has been put up. it's comfortable, but the people haven't been able to get together yet. they live in their separate cells. people need other people. they need a get together, a little fun, a little swapping of talk and goodwill. they want to feel that they belong. the new community, the community of towns, people and new people. has not yet been built. the people must build it themselves. all the people they jam into the juke joint play pool when they'd rather be playing baseball. one shift and then another ship with nothing much in between. sometimes it gets to be too much.

in our army, maybe it should be changed a little? and this is not the first situation that cambrig has faced, i will remind you of my previous statements about the possibility. deoccupation of kremennaya, when he announced that the eighty were ready to enter kremina, this is the luhansk region, but the stupid statements, according to one of the heads of the ministry of defense, namely anna malyar, unfortunately did not contribute to this, the occupiers transferred operational reserves and, accordingly, further the successful promotion of the fighter of the eighties was, well, it underwent certain changes, it actually arose then. scandal in the ministry of defense around the principled position of the brigadier general of this legendary military unit, it is actually worth saying that the law enforcement agency has been cooperating with the eighties since the 14th year, we were in list contact at the time of the transfer of intelligence during the defense of the luhansk airfield, which lasted until august of the 14th year, from may on

>> that really contributed to a breakdown of communications between the army, civilian law enforcement, and civilian hospitals at where robert card was was ultimately transferred for additional psychiatric care, essentially, what happened was in around january 2023, card was starting to exhibit very serious signs of a deteriorating mental health, including a paranoia, extreme anger, and he at one point said that he had a hit list and all of these things contributed to really major concerns by his family which reported him to local law enforcement and authorities in may of 2023, but still, his unit in the army reserve. ordered him to training in july of 2023, something that the us army reserve is now punishing members of his chain of command for because the sheriff's office did report this disturbing behavior and the reports that the family made to local law enforcement to the u.s. army. so they should have been aware that he was in a deteriorating mental state and he should have not been ordered to that training according to this us army investigation. now, in addition to this, major b

the army must stop holding them up. do you expect me to actually stop issuing call up papers for the ocean orthodox community and what all the penalties for refusal? i think they will have to start the quarters after them to do this, but they will probably do it in smaller numbers and the army is also prepare just right now, taking over like about 60 to 70000 people because this is about the number of students to whom this old occurs and there might be much smaller numbers, at least in the beginning. and you have to see that multiple of those people now freed from all me. so these are really see, think the whole day, i'm learning colorado, they're all kind of a so called group out. you see books, the which p a schools where people seats who don't learn that much, but the alternatives don't want to get over to the army because of this year of the secularization as simulation and very have a number of flights from 9 to 10000 people. who might easier be drafted because the argument of that they're really sitting the whole

and orders of demolition by these ran the army overnight. in one such community called culture of the back to homes were burned by israeli settlers. the army was there, according to local residents that we spoke to. several cars were destroyed, the firefighters who went there were also attacked nearby. also in the, in the hebron area 7 homes in a small village there where demolished that is part of an overall picture pieces of a puzzle that if you put together has led human rights organizations and observers to say that this year 2024 is the year of the largest is really land grow up in over 30 years. this, what the european union stopped diploma. that's called israel's policies of dispossession and supplement activity. it's a process. so you see differences really measures. there is land appropriation as we've seen in the past 24 hours where israel takes over palestinian london the occupied west back. there are a nonsense of his really supplements expansion where more palestinian land is taken so that the supplements can grow at the expense

, the international community should live and see what's happening and this is happening not only in lebanon, not only in palestine, but also in yemen, because of this we will have more and more victories inshallah inshallah, but uh dr. uh musawi, ziniral does not have the upper hand anymore, we live in a time alhamdulillah where as it strikes it gets struck back, how did we get here, and what if we get stuck in this endless loop of tit for tat, especially in leban? what happens then? well, to tell you the truth, actually, i've been like, i like kind of partially, i answered this question when i said a little while ago about what what's happening and how did we do it and how do we do it? the thing is that when you talk about the reprisal or this, it's not a vicious cycle of that for that, it is we are standing to the israeli aggressions, we are in a in a position to retaliate, in a position to hit back, in position to track them again and when we make this equation, you you know the israelis had had long time ago had their equations and formulas that we have to live, we have to obey,

army raiding forces in north carolina communities. now, those three irregular wars were not only the most important threat to the stability confederate county level control in north carolina, but a problem that the government confederate government never fully resolved, never truly understood in its totally the conflicts remained a drain on confederate resources until the central government collapsed with the final invasion of the us army 1865. now now this study concludes that at least 32 of the 86 north carolina counties, roughly one third of the state experienced one of three forms of irregular warfare during the american civil war. this conservative estimate is based on an analysis of violent acts committed in those counties. as a result, raiding warfare as well as of individuals and groups who irregulars operating in those counties. it's not likely that scholars will ever know the full extent of violent guerrilla activity within every county of north or even the american civil war. more. but it's clear that at least with this gro

, the international community should live and see what's happening, and this is happening not only. in lebanon, not only in palestine, but also in yemen, because of this we will have more and more victories inshallah, inshallah, but uh, dr. musawi, zinis, israel does not have the upper hand anymore, we live in a time alhamdulillah where as it strikes, it gets struck back, how did we get here, and what if uh, we get stuck in this endless loop of tit for tat, especially in lebanon, what happens then uh, well uh... to tell you the truth, actually i've been like, i like kind of partially, i answered this question when i said a little while ago about what what's happening and how did we do it and how do we do it, the thing is that when you talk about the reprisal or this, it's not a vicious cycle of that for that, it is we are standing to the israeli aggressions, we are in a in a position to retaliate in a position to hit back, in a position to strike them again, and when we make this... equation, you know the israelis had had long time ago had their equations and the formulas that we have

the supreme court recently issued a landmark ruling ordering men from these communities the beginning listing, and these really army, they were previously exempt in kenya, thousands of joined a fresh wave of nationwide anti government protests. demonstrations begin a month ago against proposed tax rises, president william rudo us and scrap that legislation and fire most of his cabinet. but the unrest has only and has intensified. dozens of people have been killed and computations with security forces. it's a fight for the future of kenya. they're demand unequivocal. what begin is peaceful, protest against unpopular tax. so i have to send it into definitely calls for president william bluetooth to resign. what his attempts to refuse detention have failed from provoking the tax bill to dismissing almost his entire capital we dealing a deeper discontent with corruption in port governance. this is walk, i'm see, this is the 34 kind of reading all this out of the out of the novel for our country to visit our. we are dying. yeah. we get just the sort of we died. yeah. we gave him that power

, the international community should live and see what's happening, and this is happening not only in lebanon, not only in palestine, but also in yemen, because of this we will have... more and more victories inshallah inshallah, but uh, dr. uh, musawi, zinal does not have the upper hand anymore, we live in a time alhamdulillah, where as it strikes, it gets struck back. how did we get here, and what if we get stuck in this endless loop of tit for tat, especially in lebanon, what happens then? uh, well, uh, to tell you the truth, actually, i've been like, i, i like, i can, i've uh partially, i answered this... question when i said a little while ago about what what's happening and how did we do it and how do we do it? the thing is that when you talk about the reprisal or this, it's not a vicious cycle of that, it is we are standing to the israeli aggressions, we are in a in a position to retaliate, in a position to hit back, in a position to strike them again, and when we make this equation, you know the israelis had had long time ago had their... equations and the formulas that we hav

, the international community should live and see what's happening, and this is happening not only in lebanon, not only in palestine, but also in yemen, because of this we will have more and more victories inshallah inshallah, but uh, dr. uh, musawi, zinral does not have the upper hand anymore, we live in a time alhamdulillah, where as it strikes, it gets... struck back, how did we get here and what if we get stuck in this endless loop of tit for tat, especially in lebanon, what happens then? well, to tell you the truth, actually i've been like, i like kind of partially, i answered this question when i said a little while ago about what what's happening and how did we do it and how do we do it? the thing is that when you talk about the reprisal or this, it's not a vicious cycle of... for that, it is, we are standing to the israeli aggressions, we are in a in a position to retaliate, in a position to hit back in position to strike them again, and when we make this equation, you... you now the israelis had had long time ago had their equations and formulas that we have to live, we have

they lost communication shortly after they left. and 12 days later, when the army withdrew from the area, both cars, where it is covered, one not far from another. with all those inside dead, there is no way of this attack is not intentional that is not set up as part of a system, i think, as far as a fairly standard presence style in casa since the beginning of where we have lost 90. and as the as members of to this moment with tubs wide and on the duty weddings or the precedence, everyone on being asked. but that's, that's an avenue that says which has very clearly marked the red cross and emblem off the top of the ambulance. and then also i didn't read job is one of thousands of palestinian children killed and these really offensive on garza but the death of this little girl. her family and 2 paramedics who tried to save her became a rare case in terms of increased international attention. what did a change? well basically, nothing. most questions still remain unanswered while no one was ever held accountable for the lost lives.

they were probably attacked, they lost communication shortly after they left. and 12 days later, when the army withdrew from the area, both cars, where it is covered, one not far from another. with all those inside dead, there is no way. this is not intention at that is not as part of a system, i think as far as a pretty standard presence style inc. asa, since the beginning of where we have last 90 and as the as members up to this moment, which comes wide and on the duty weddings are the residents everywhere on being asked. and it says, which has very clearly marked the red cross and emblem off the top of the evidence . and then also i hadn't read job is one of thousands of palestinian children killed and these really offensive on garza but the death of this little girl. her family and 2 paramedics tried to save her, became a rare case in terms of increased international attention. what did it change? well basically, nothing. most questions still remain unanswered while no one was ever held accountable for the last lives. marie from ocean on archie, resulting f

center of the russian army, andrii torgashov. explosive device went off when he was getting into the car. according to preliminary data, the feet of both legs were torn off. the woman who was in the passenger seat was also injured, and parked cars nearby were damaged by the explosion. the dprk handed russia more than 5 million artillery shells and dozens of short-range ballistic missiles. moscow uses these munitions in the war against ukraine. this was announced by the ministry of defense of south korea. at the same time, the department emphasized that in response to cooperation between russia and the dprk, the question of transferring south korean weapons to kyiv may arise. the german company rain metal received the order. from the ukrainian government for the construction of a plant for the production of ammunition in ukraine. it is about complete technical equipment and commissioning of the enterprise. it is assumed that construction will begin soon and will be completed within a few years. currently, the necessary infrastruct

listing, and these rarely army. they were previously exempt, according kenya, has ordered a man accused of murdering and dismembering 42 women to be held in jail for 30 days while police investigate dismembered remains, were found in a garbage dump on the weekend. and a case that prompted shock and outrage across the country and staying in kenya, thousands of joined a fresh wave of nationwide anti government protests. demonstrations begin a month ago against proposed tax arises. president william rudo has since scrap the legislation and fired most of his cabinet, but the interest has only intensified. dozens of people have been killed in confrontations with security forces, or it's a fight for the future of kenya. they're demand unequivocal. the what begin is peaceful protest against unpopular tax, so i have to send it into definitely calls for president william bluetooth to resign. but his attempts to refuse detention have failed from provoking the tax bill to dismissing almost his entire capital with dealing a dee

the israeli army again shelled a refugee camp in the gaza strip, powerful strikes destroyed buildings around. dozens under the rubble people, so the media report. and lebanese hezbollah fired 100 rockets at two israeli ones. headquarters, most of the shells reached israeli cities, and fires broke out. and now about the weather in the capital; record heat is expected again today. moscow mayor sergei sobyanin urged older people, pregnant women and children not to leave home during the daytime. how hot can the air become when the extreme heat leaves central russia? vadim zavodchenkov will talk about this. the heat in russia will reach its peak today peak. 12 million-plus cities will find themselves in the zone of extreme overheating; can moscow expect a third record maximum temperature in a row, and what are the forecasts for transbaikalia, which is engulfed in forest fires? current weather analytics on russia 24 channel, i’m vadim zavodchenkov, leading specialist at the fobs center. hello, the country is covered in unbearable heat. as we predicted, the record was updated in the capital

they were probably attacked, they lost communication shortly after they left. and 12 days later, when the army, we drew from the area, both cars where it is covered, one not far from another. with all those inside dead, there is no way of this attack is not intentional. that is not set up as part of a system. i think as far as the pattern standard, the presence this time a garza since the beginning of the work, we have lost 90 and p as the as members of to this moment when chose wide and uh on the duty wedding during the precedence. everywhere on being asked for the best and i'll do that says which has very clearly marked the red cross and implant off the top of the ambulance and the full size hinge. red job is one of thousands of palestinian children killed. and these really offensive on garza but the death of this little girl, her family and 2 paramedics for tried to save her, became a rare case in terms of increased international attention. what did a change? well basically, nothing. most questions still remain unanswered while no one was ever held accountab

they lost communication shortly after they left and 12 days later, when the army withdrew from the area, those cars were this coverage. one not far from another. with all those inside that there's no way, there's not intention at that is not a good job. a system, i think i've got to finish the rest of the staff in casa since the beginning somewhere we have lost 90 and p. c as members of to this moment with white and on the duty waiting there. and the rest is everywhere on being asked. and it says which has very clearly marked or across and implant off the top of the ambulance. and then also i hadn't read job is one of thousands of palestinian children killed. and these really offensive on garza but the death of this little girl, her family and 2 paramedics who tried to save her, became a rare case in terms of increased international attention. what did it change? well basically, nothing. most questions still remain unanswered. while no one was ever held accountable for the lost lives ready for an ocean on our t reporting from jerusalem. or be sure to stay with us here on archie internat

they were probably attacked, they lost communication shortly after they left. and 12 days later, when the army withdrew from the area, both cars, where it is covered, one not far from another. with all those inside dead, there is no way of this attack as not intentionally as not set up as part of a system. i think as far as the kind of standard, the presence style egos, the since the beginning of the war, we have lost 90 and p. c as members up to this moment with codes wide and on the duty wedding during the precedence. every now i'm being asked for the test and addresses which has very clearly marked the red cross and emblem off the top of the ambulance. and the full size hinge. red job is one of thousands of palestinian children killed. and these really offensive on garza but the death of this little girl, her family and 2 paramedics who tried to save her, became a rare case in terms of increased international attention. what did a change? well basically, nothing. most questions still remain unanswered while no one was ever held accountable for the lost lives

center of the russian army, andriy torgashov. explosive device went off when he was getting into the car. according to preliminary data, he tore off the feet of both legs. the woman who was in the passenger seat was also injured. cars parked nearby were damaged by the explosion. north korea handed russia more than 5 million artillery shells and dozens of short-range ballistic missiles. moscow uses these munitions in the war against ukraine. this was announced by the ministry of defense of south korea. at the same time, the department emphasized that in response to cooperation between russia and the dprk, the question of transferring south korean weapons to kyiv may arise. what will become of the holodomor museum in the capital took place. official transfer of the artistic concept of the main exposition, it will occupy almost 400 m2. according to the director of the museum lesio hasejak, there will be a lot of multimedia, artistic solutions and documents. some of the best european designers were involved in the creation of the vis

army would take us reduction. this is not something they received they were actively involved in their bait great teammates in this. move to the hilt in brief the force structure changes which were necessary in order for us to obviously bring down excess structure that are grown over 20 years of counterterrorism wars that was one better aligned with large-scale, operation or the army needs to be for the next 20 or 30 years. we need to grow new capabilities and had to look at areas to begin to take risk. when the soft community worked with us on how to take those reductions they focused on primarily on areas they were hoping to grow. but were not able too. those were empty billets they cannot recruit too. the best description of these cuts was given to me when they described it to the hill as a slice of capacity not a cut in capability. that was a really good formulation. various rib special operators live a pretty good number today but we are hoping to grow by 30%. maybe we scaled back those ambition within the so

sabotaging the railroad that the confederate army used to move troops.ll that would make capture chattanooga much more likely and that would cnfed armh valleys, a huge strategic victory. could bring the war to swift end. of all of this mission,, the were enormous. if caught, they boo certainly be killed -- if caught, they would certainly be killed.philip, jorn were given a chance to walk away. not one of them did. not one of the away. instead they changed into vi got a few hours' sleep, and set out for georgia. several days later tphaoerlg all of them, inclueorge and philip, made it to the rendezvous point, a train station just north of atlanta. they gathered at midnight and ps disembarked f move. quickly and quitach three box ca locomotive, hopped , moving at full speed north to tennessee. immediately rain made it nearly impossible to burn the tracks and bridges along thee we track that were not supposed to have been slowing them down considerably. by then in hot pursuit. george and philip and the rest of the raiders didn't quit. they kept going nearly

, and capacity, communication, logistics and capacity, i agree with you and would like to ask, for exampleabout the fate of the polish-lithuanian-ukrainian joint brigade. a few days ago i spoke with bohdan klich, the former minister of defense of poland and he said that there is a good prospect for creating, for example, from that brigade. vision, and perhaps even a military corps, polish-lithuanian-ukrainian, what were the bans? as a political slogan, this is a good slogan, this polish-lithuanian-ukrainian brigade. was created in a different situation, i remember the moment of its creation, i supported it, because it is really a matter of the future, although i did not know how russia would behave, but its benefit for the current situation is small, small, because what of the fact that there is a brigade, but for the future it is it would be useful, of course, it would be useful, but for the future , logistics, armed and human support will always be useful for ukrainians, no, it is only about that climate, in six months... the situation may change, but the most important thing is that the

the most important thing is the readiness of the army and capacity, communication, logistics and capability agree with you and would like to ask, for example, about the fate of the polish-lithuanian-ukrainian joint brigade. a few days ago, i spoke with bohdan klich, the former minister of defense of poland, and he said that there is a good prospect for creating, for example, a division from this brigade, and perhaps even a military corps, polish-lithuanian-ukrainian, which were . as a political slogan, it is a good slogan. this polish-lithuanian-ukrainian brigade was created in other situations. i remember the moment of its creation, supported it, because it is really a matter of the future. although he did not know how russia would behave, its benefit for the current situation is small. it is small, because what of the fact that there is a brigade. but it would be useful for the future. of course, it would be useful, but for the future for ukraine. logistics, armed and human support will always be useful. no, it is only about the climate, the situation may change in six months, but the mos

they were probably attacked, they lost communication shortly after they left. and 12 days later, when the army withdrew from the area, both cars were this coverage, one not for.