it increases money for the peace corps to the 2024 amendment. i do believe the peace corps should receive additional funding in this bill. the reality is there is not enough funding for the offset where the gentleman is identifying this money and that's the state department's diplomatic programs. it's already $1 billion below the fiscal 2024 level. this amendment highlights the allocation for this bill is simply too low. we cannot expect we cannot expect to foster peace and support our diplomatic efforts with the 12% decrease in the top line of this bill. so i support the mission of the peace corps fully. they are our best diplomats. i commend all of the volunteers who serve our country. i was recently in africa on a bipartisan delegation and we met with many peace corps members and they are serving this country and they are helping in so many ways. in the most vulnerable places on the planet. and so i want to thank hem for that -- them for that. this amendment, though, is just robbing peter to pay paul. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amend

the marine corps has missed their recruiting missions today. well, i can say with all confidence that, my last assignment before my current one was the commanding general of marine corps recruiting. and yes we are the only service for two years running now that have successfully accomplished our mission. and that has to do with the ethos of the marine corps. we're war fighters. we hold no qualms about why exist. we exist to win our nation's battle and our brand, if you will, is tough, elite warriors. so we attract a certain type of young man, woman who know what they're getting in. and when i meet with young men and women, i ask myself, why did you join the marine corps? you knew your boot camp was going to be twice as long. you knew you were going to be challenged and asked to do more. you knew you would be sent to austere locations, where you had very little support and you would be put in dangerous situation. why did you choose to become a marine in 99.9% of all will answer by saying, because i wanted to be the best. well, my point to them i

but for the corps. this way continues.y are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region , even to ensure the security of the people of canada. seyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency. as i said, our second case and conversation tonight is dedicated to investigating the extent of the influence of the zionist lobby in the canadian government. we should kill all the jews, but i had never raised such a thing, and this incident, in fact, they accused me of terrorism and abusing a story to publish. they did and they manipulated my posts to accuse me. and this, in fact , in response to making a decision, they actually started insulting me, insulting hazrat muhammad , and in this way called to destroy me, but all this was a lie and this shows the essence of that is the zionist lobby and that is the zionist thinking that they use to create stories and create scenarios for themselves, and this was what, in fact , i can say, was a conspiracy that they created and launched against me. accuse

for 27 years and he was trained just completed in one of the marine corps training centers in mykolaivnd he was impressed. because he had a very good attitude, very good preparation, and well , that is, he did not expect at all, because he had already been listened to, because he had already been listened to, what would happen there is some snag there. yes, well, apprehensions and fears, they arise due to ignorance, well, if about training, yes, in civilian educational institutions, about work in civilian institutions, about the work of emergency services, about the work of doctors, we write everywhere, always and only positive things, then , and the effect on this segment of the enemy, it is absent, then the effect on informing about military personnel, about actions. subdivisions regarding preparation, it is large and the presence of negative information , it is largely unfounded, but it concerns, or someone told someone, someone added something, and a little bit, a little bit, a little bit of the information that, for example, it rained there, and it grows to the point that it flood

of what is the marine corps is all about.ing as well. it's an inspirational place it. >> you speak very well. thank you for coming on. i think you for being here is. >> think you for having us a. >> rest of the huge family. thank you sir. shall we end on a high note? >> you have one? >> i hope i do. roll this before i go. where would you be without it? doing rocket johnson got smashe on set for the next may be. he shared his injury with a hands on instagram. check out his pipes. >> any time your film is called the smashing machine, you're going to kind of get smashed up. look at that sucker right there. it looks like i have a cantaloupe above my elbow. as. >> when you said he got smashed onset, i thought he met he had few beers. or 25. it. >> it would probably take a lot to get smashed as. >> --on the elbow. i think you will be okay. you. >> you will power threat. >> have a good afternoon. i will see you in a little bitt harris faulkner will take you t the next hour. she's got all that news you need . you she has. it. >> we b

and then general leonard giraud, he will command the fifth corps, the fifth corps will consist of the big red, the first infantry division, the second infantry division in, the 29th infantry division. all those will be part of the fifth corps that, will land in a place called omaha i know this is the bch we just talked about this and these are the ports that they will be coming out. right, for the for the invasion portland, portsmouth, etc., the ti aa of the british coastline now is owned essentially by, the military for for this invasion i stockpiles large of of of equipment. i'm going to run through this quickly. again i. tons and tons of equipment or stockpile for the invasion the cross-channel for the cross-channel attack. i. the destiny is a churchill's words the destiny. two greares seem to be tied to some thing called an lst and lst right. the was supposed to take place in may when eisenhower and then montgomery. take a look at the plan and they expand it. they need more landing craft. they more lst ts. so now a call calls out for the united states. see how many more they can g

the guards corps is included in the same list other terrorists are present there. on the 6th of may of the year 14. he is investigating the extent of the influence of the zionist lobby in the canadian government, which he discussed with professor anthony hall, author and retired professor of lesbridge university , canada. you were a professor who was fired a few years ago because of an interview criticizing the zionists, so you are considered a victim of the influence of the zionist lobby in canada. let's start with you . what exactly happened to you that made you feel that the zionist lobby has so much influence in canada? happening. it happened with my facebook account being hacked after a post i made and they claimed and posted a quote from me that we should kill all jews, but i had not raised such a thing in any way, and this incident, in fact, they accused me of terrorism and misusing a story. they published some things and manipulated the posts that i had to accuse me, and in fact, they also decided in response to insult me ​​and insult the prophet muhammad.

and then general leonard giraud, he will command the fifth corps, the fifth corps will consist of the big red, the first infantry division, the second infantry division in, the 29th infantry division. all those will be part of the fifth corps that, will land in a place called omaha. i know this is the beaches we just talked about thisndhese are the por tt they will be coming out. right, for the for the invasn portland, portsmouth, etc., the entire area of the british coasinnow is owned essentially by, the military for for this invasstockpiles large of of of equipment. i'm going to run through this quickly. again i. tons and tons of equip stockpile for the invasion the cross-channel for the cross-channel atta words the destiny.hurchill's two great empires seem to be tied to some thing called an lst and lst right. the was supposed to take place in may when eisenhower and then montgomery. take a look at the plan and they expand it. they need more landing craft. they more lst ts. so now a call calls out for the united states. see how many more they can get together, how many more landing

after being the commander of the kurdistan corps, we were together with two brothers from paveh city of kermanshah province in the training barracks of mohammad rasoolullah sanandaj during the command period. we had gone to kurdistan province for the first time. at that time , kurdistan province was so unstable. we were in pod. we were not going out. we were in the barracks. during the training, after maghrib and isha prayers, the commander of the barracks ordered to line up the barracks. we have come to pawa. he said, "greetings, my greetings to the muslim kurds, give them your paws . on the same night, when the garrison was being armed , there was an area called tawdol. they did not hear my name." i was there until that night and it remains in my mind because it was a difficult operation, we participated in that operation, and martyr boroujerdi himself was with us. i only have one memory. from the children of that time , we knew kurdistan very well, there were many martyrs there, but in reality, the martyr was in the front line of the operation, and there was a conflict with the de

corps of topographical engineers. and these are guys that are basically their whole job is go out and make maps topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up, what's going on all across the west and william gottesman, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, taught at the university of texas at austin for many years, wrote as army officers, they the direct concern of the national government in the settling of the west. there's a type there, and that's true. right. so what they doing is being that representative of federal government on the frontier, they are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. it might take weeks for letters to get there, but they, the federal government's representative in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and drawings. these are obviously a turtle and an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place called fort pulaski, which is in the carolinas, on the carolina lowcountry, the coast

and then general leonard giraud, he will command the fifth corps, the fifth corps will consist of therst infantry division, the second infantry division in, the 29th infantry division. all those will be part of the fifth corps that, will land in a place calledmaha. i know this is the beaches we just talked about this and these are the ports that they will be comi o. right, for the for the invasion portland, portsmouth, etc., the entire area of the british coastline now is owned essentll by, the military for for this invasion i stockpiles large of of of equipment. i'm going to run through this quickly. again i. tons and tons of equipment or stockpile for the invasion the cross-channel for the cross-channel attack. i. the destiny is a churchill's words the destiny. great empires seem to be tied to some thing called ant r. the was supposed to take place in may when eisenhower and then montgomery. take a look at the plan and they it. they need more landing craft. they more lst ts. so now a call calls out for the united states. see how many more they can get together, how many more landing

i guess this would be for the corps. there is an issue which is -- you may ask what this has to do that project. this administration used alternative arrangements to waive every nipa environmental service to a migrant camp and they did it in less than two weeks. they waived all the regulations. i wonder if the administration has the intent to use alternative arrangements to repair this bridge, which is obviously a very vital infrastructure? >> we are in coordination with marilyn d.o.t. we are not going to waive nipa, but we are replacing a bridge in relatively the same footprint that existed before. look to they have the legal authority to use alternative arrangements to go beyond -- it's amazing to me that they would do it on a park service facility but also to a lot of smaller projects around the country they get tied up in the process when the administration has the authority to do that. i yield back. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you to the witnesses for your work and responding to this critical emergency. the six

corps in the embassy , ​​he has been preparing the plan to disband the corps.these documents, i have already said that there is no indication that mr. bani sadr is cooperating with america. i shouldn't have said this before, if anyone wants to use these documents in the future, as i wanted to say here, mr. bani saad is a spy, god forbid , there is no such thing, but the whole problem is that one person all these who are acting in the direction of america and the west in iran are spies, are they not all non-muslims? there are many muslims, devout muslims, but from this devotion to islam , they have not found the line of struggle against america, as the imam has found the group of people in the majlis. back to america against america many times. man. because he has a soul, many things that were issued from himself or from those who are from himself , these things seem good to him, and sometimes even if they are issued with nectar from another person, he thinks it is bad , a person should pay attention to whether i want to choose someone. if this person was someon

corps of topographical engineers. and these are guys that are basically their whole job topography to go out and explore. i'm trying figure out what's up what's going on all across the west andan, who was a famous historian, pulitzer prize winning historian, t wrote as army officers, they the direct concern of the national government in the settling of the west. there's a type there, and that's true. right. so what doing is being that representative of federal government on the frontier, they are bringing in, they are consolidating it and they are reporting directly back to washington. it might take weeks to get there, but they, the federal government's ve in the west and they make lots of wonderful art and drawings. these an alligator and these are produced in the 1830s at a place calledlahich ist pu in the carolinas, on the savannah. and they are charge of building a fort pulaski. they're in the local tree. so army officers, regardless of what they're doing, have this incredible impulse to be document sitting, recor

in the marine corps, they emphasize. that all civilian professions can be effectively applied in the well, it is not necessary that a cook will become a rifleman, a cook will be a cook here, an aitishnik will be an aitishnik, and the same signalman, if he has worked at ukrtelecom all his life, then we will find its application in communication. i come from odesa, i was born in odesa, the sea, this is the marine corps, i think i should come here. nikita is a master of law, his brother. he is also a marine, so he did not hesitate for a long time to choose a unit, but he is still thinking about the position. soon we had a new law on mobilization, but i realized that i had to think about something, decide something, but my older brother, he serves in the marine corps. i want to save our country from the enemy. and this is volodymyr, he is 43 years old, he already knows that he will work as a bepla operator. in general. time i spend time with a computer, and technologies are very close to me, and there, in general, for drones, you need video and so on, and i have been working with it for

the bulk of those came from fifth corps, headquartered in frankfurt.th corps artillery had the task of forming the command and control center for the entire operation of task force box green. this is a once in a lifetime event. it's the 50th anniversary. and for our veterans, it may be the last for many of them. it is a time for all of us to say thank you for the sacrifice all of them have made, especially here, the ultimate sacrifice that some have made. so it is something that just doesn't normally in one's lifetime. so it's an honor for all of us to be involved. this is artillery, along with personnel, third cars.com and fifth personnel group make up task force, fox, green. the mission of putting up a command here isn't all that problem. but according to sergeant bruce hall, the importance of this mission is obvious. any time a presidential. presidential program going on is, it's important. that's why you make sure. so his professional mission done. everybody's aware of what's on around. just as it was 50 years ago. major concern in the planning of

and he as he's of coming up with the train corps of engineers.ry that ists to the west of the limits of american expansion right to theriver. remember we'd had that proclamation line of 1763 and the americans very quickly been like, yeah, we're going past by this point. they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town. remember that at end of the revolution, the british and, the americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they share that river. well, france is on the other side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the ■n headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city of, new of it. it is bogged down in a series of the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to louisiana. and so they say to land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. there could be a lot of good stuff out there that this new country could use. there could be a lot of really interesting to be gained from going and exploring thi

but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region. even for the security of people. a person related to the sale of iran's oil has been sanctioned secondary.

the marine corps has the most modern weapons and military equipment, and is satisfactory 100% personal protective equipment, i.e. bulletproof vest, goggles, tactical glasses, protective equipment for legs, hands, elbows, knees, all this is available. plus intensive training that allows. increase the likelihood of survival during combat, and the marine corps we position ourselves as one extended family. getting into the ranks of the marines is an ambitious and not very easy task. a warrior of three elements, a person under 45 years of age with proper physical and psychological training. today, like all units of the defense forces, the marine corps encourages boys and girls to join the defense of the country. as clear as possible. and more comfortable conditions, everything that is in civilian life can be applied in a military specialty. staffing and recruiting centers - places where they will help you choose a vacancy, explain what needs to be done, and accompany you until you arrive at the unit. recruiting is a safe way to choose your place in the army and join the defense of the count

the bulk of those came from fifth corps, headquartered in frankfurt. fifth corps artillery had the task of forming the command and control center for the entire operation of task force box green. this is a once in a lifetime event. it's the 50th anniversary. and for our veterans, it may be the last for many of them. it is a time for all of us to say thank you for the sacrifice all of them have made, especially here, the ultimate sacrifice that some have made. so it is something that just doesn't normally in one's lifetime. so it's an honor for all of us to be involved. this is artillery, along with personnel, third cars.com and fifth personnel group make up task force, fox, green. the mission of putting up a command here isn't all that different. you compare it to a field problem. but according to sergeant bruce hall, the importance of this mission is obvious. any time a presidential. presidential program going on is, it's important. that's why you make sure. so his professional mission done. everybody's aware of what's on around. just as it was 50 yea

army corps of engineers, u.s. coast guard, u.s. fish and wildlife service, the national oceanic and atmospheric, and the epa to discuss each agency's respective emergency procedures and considerations to expedite the environmental review. fhwa continues to meet with federal resource agencies to discuss permitting. thank you to the state, local, and federal agencies. whether it is an event of this scale and complexity of the comparatively smaller but still impactful bridge incidents on i- 95 in philadelphia and i-10 in los angeles, i am proud to lead an agency that is playing a part in showing the country what can happen when the government and industry come together with a world. we will continue to do everything we can to support response. as the president has said, we will not rest until the cement has dried on the entirety of a new bridge. i was happy to appear before you today and will be happy to answer any questions. >> thanks. >> come on, sherman burdette graves, ranking member larsen, and members of the committee. with me t

of drenner shouted, what kind of dpr, we are fighting, you russians are screwing up, and so 11- and corpsthe 44th, 44th were involved formed in the direction of the countries of finland, so that if there was a threat that we did not start there, but all of it was transferred here, and the intelligence of the baltic countries and precisely finland showed already recently publicly available data that the bases of this corps were lowered, moreover , photos of the bases showed somewhere even in the suburbs of moscow, that is , they have very little reserve reserves, and the kharkov operation was certainly not given to us just there... many comrades died, my relatives, whom i knew a long time ago, back in the 14th year, the legendary fought people, but nevertheless they could not achieve the result, but they achieved that ours, let's say, are competent in such and such. to military analysts, people claimed that this was a diversionary operation in order to start building up the donbass, which we see, that is the time of aviar, there was avdiyivka and the key yes, as we see now, the escalation

, 44th army corps, which was transferred there from karelia, has such potential there, you can stand on the border and scare some imaginary the military strength of the border service of ukraine, no more, they did not manage to fight, those groups that are currently forming there, by the way... in general budanov's reports, his public statements do not show that anything is forming, although today the press service of the kharkiv operational-tactical group of troops reported the appearance of a new ninth separate motorized rifle brigade from the 51st combined arms army in this direction, no there are no confirmations yet, but there is an opinion that it is being thrown from somewhere beyond the urals. re-formed army, so far it's more of a rumor, although apparently an official official spoke about it. the ninth motorized rifle brigade is a brigade of donetsk separatists, why there were two of them, or one and the same, so far it is not possible to understand, but under any conditions, the appearance of a new brigade in the kharkiv direction indicates that the old brigades have actual

there were 145-204 rifle divisions, 155 fortified area of ​​the ninety-second rifle corps, 105 - separatethe forty-third army first baltic front, 158, 164, 262 rifle divisions, eighty-fourth rifle corps, 957 self-propelled artillery regiment, 139 army... gromova, fighters of the first vitebsk partisan brigade under the command of biryulin and other units. entering vitebsk, after almost 1,100 days of fascist occupation, the red army soldiers did not see buildings or houses. only 7% of the pre-war housing stock has been preserved in the city. and out of almost... 1-7 people on the banks of the western dvina, the liberators met only 118 local residents. recovery it took more than 50 years for vitebsk to reach its previous population size. in honor of the liberation of the city, 62 military units and formations were given the honorary names of vitebsk. 230 military personnel were awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. moscow saluted the soldiers. the first baltic and third belarusian fronts, which liberated vitebsk with twenty artillery salvoes from 224 guns. the enemy group surrounde

marine corps staff stagh nicolee page, marine corps sanchez, david l.noza, jared mz riley j., dylan more kareem m. any cory, petty officer soviak and army staff sergeant ryan moss. 13ops lost on your watch and it's apparently you don't remember that. we do and will. it is a big d you saw the house continuing to aggressively to push 12 separate appropriations bills which is th way the law is supposed to work and bring that ugh with regular order. today we passed three more large appropriations bill, and -- state and foreign operations bill and hthose weren and passed in the house and s as of this afternoon, the house nearly 70% of the federal government for.2025 and we have done the appropriations and all the restt should be noted9#u has passed zero appropriations bill. we feedjob and the process to wr the american peoe. of questions. big day at the supreme court. chevron doctrine has been overturned and will be a remarkable turn of events and allow us to exercise1 authoritye legislative branch the way the framers to work, supposed to have the authority agencies work and what their scope

i come from odesa, i was born in odesa, the sea, this is the marine corps, i think i should come here. nikita is a master of law, his brother is also a marine, so... he did not hesitate for a long time to choose a unit, but he is still thinking about the position. soon we had a new law on mobilization, so i realized that i had to think about something, decide something. but my older brother, he serves in the marines. i want to save our country from the enemy. and this is volodymyr, he is 43 years old, he already knows what will work as a bpel operator. in general , i spend all my time with the computer. and technology is very close to me, and there, in general, for drones, you need video and so on, and i have been working with this for 15 years, and therefore i realized that this is mine, my husband has little previous military experience, so he took several courses, in particular, in the victory drones project, i am an office worker by specialty, and i had no military training, and i started with courses. first from one, then i switched to others, then to the third, and now i already

navy marine corps do over and i got british amphibious warfare over here. and they seem to not use either one of them in terms of the process of conducting the invasion here. and that's the question that i that i explore iand in omaha beach. let's let's think about this this this thing. i you're the big red one now. you're the first infantry division. hey, you've been sitting in these ships for over 24 hours. the landing supposed to take place on the fifth, but the conditions were bad, and as a consequence, that eisenhower decided that now going to postpone it. so again you must sitting in these ships for a while, finally, there's a break in the weather and eisenhower makes the decision they were going to conduct the we're going to conduct the landing. so everybody now set sail across english channel here. right. oh, you're at you're in your transport you're in your transport and you're starting to move across the english channel. right. but zero 100 that morning the us navy was good. you served you bacon and eggs gave a nice big breakfast there. right. so

be designated by individual countries, and possibly in the future it would be possible to create a corps that would include the divisions of individual countries, the problem is only with... the lithuanian side due to the fact that it has smaller armed forces, but there are no problems with the ukrainian and polish sides, such a corps, or such a division, and then the corps makes sense, because it is an excellent transfer of all knowledge about how nato works to the ukrainian and lithuanian military, but at this moment, after your experience from the battlefield, from real war, because it is a terrible, but real war, transfer it is also possible in the other direction, now we are in... we can do a lot from you what to learn my conclusion is as follows: until ukraine becomes a formal member of nato, such communication channels should be created so that nato soldiers learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers, and to integrate these armed forces as much as possible. yes, an extremely important signal, i heard you, well , let's keep our fingers crossed so that the division rea

the united states has the most capable navy and marine corps in the world. make no mistake we're going to keep it that way. and you are going to keep it that way. [applause] last year, i told the class of 2023 that they would learn that the lifeblood of the rules-based international orr is sea o rder. over the past year, we have seen how important your mission is. sea power projects american power in principle to the world. our leaders, allies and partners depend on it. our foes and rivals envy it. today from the sea to the red sea we are seeing new challenges to the open world of rules, rights and responsibilities filled with american leadership after world war ii. at times like these freedom of navigation rides on the ways of u.s. navy ships. as officers, you will help us increaseów security and model american values worldwide. our sailors and marines let the u.s. military project power anywhere on earth. so we're depending on you to secure the world's sea lanes for the free flow of ships, commerce and ideas. we're depending on you to sail, fly and operate

the bulk of those came from fifth corps, headquartered in frankfurt.h corps artillery had the task of forming the command and control center for the entire operation of task force box green. this is a once in a lifetime event. it's the 50th anniversary. and for our veterans, it may be the last for many of them. it is a time for all of us to say thank you for the sacrifice all of them have made, especially here, the ultimate sacrifice that some have made. so it is something that just doesn't normally in one's lifetime. so it's an honor f■zor all of us to be involved. this is artillery, along with personnel, third cars.com and fifth personnel group make up task force, fox, green. the mission of putting up a command here isn't all that different. you compare it to a field problem. but according to sergeant bruce hall, the importance of this mission is obvious. any time a presidential. presidential program going on is, it's important. that's why you make sure. so his professional mission done. everybody's aware of what's on around. just as it was 50 years

ukraine, where is this the concept of military honor, as a matter of fact, the symbol of the marine corps us talks a lot about this person, i say on this responsibility that he does not enjoy any authority in the marine corps, moreover, he is in the armed forces of ukraine, in particular then they are not respected in the marine corps, we talked about it all and called on the top management of the state not to appoint such a person. to such a responsible, high position as the commander of the united forces. now the situation has repeated itself, the situation has repeated itself in turkey, i, in particular, got in touch with my comrades, who now hold one of the directions, 11 flanks to turkey, they hold it quite successfully, and the enemy does not come there, but they had a rather difficult and inadequate situation, and it is still going on. they don't have... they are not equipped with shells, in particular dorapirs, but i don't know if the general has any influence on the supply of shells, not that i am sodol's lawyer, but if , for example, he definitely has an influence, he definitely

the marine corps has the most modern weapons and military equipment, and satisfies 100% with means ofnal protection, that is, a bulletproof vest, a fairy tale, tactical glasses, protective equipment for the legs, arms, elbows, knees, all this, plus intensive training that allows you to increase the probability of survival under time of battle, and marines we are loans. themselves as a big family. getting into the ranks of the marines is an ambitious and not very easy task. a warrior of three elements, a person under 45 years of age with proper physical and psychological preparation. today, like all units of the defense forces, the marine corps encourages boys and girls to join the defense of the country. on as clear and comfortable terms as possible. everything that exists in civilian life can be applied. in the military specialty. staffing and recruiting centers - places where they will help you choose a vacancy, explain what needs to be done and accompany you until you arrive at the unit. recruiting is a safe way to choose your place in the army and to join on clear terms to the def

or such a division, and then the corps makes sense because it is an excellent transfer of all knowledge about how nato works , to ukrainian and lithuanian military, but at this moment, after your experience from the battlefield, from the real war, because it is a terrible, but real war, transfer is possible in the other direction. now we in nato can learn a lot from you. my conclusion is as follows: until ukraine becomes a formal member of nato, such communication channels should be created so that nato soldiers... learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers, and to integrate these armed forces as much as possible. yes, an extremely important signal, i heard you, well we keep our fingers crossed so that the division really rises first, and then possibly the corps. but, if we talk about such small steps, president macron started talking about the prospects of having foreign instructors on our territory. we understand that these will not be the people who will try. to teach the ukrainians to shoot, so the ukrainians shoot no worse than the french or the poles, but it is about

or was it, or was this year-long battle for bahamud made sense, we actually destroyed this wagnerian corpsat a great cost, were they right , and i will remind you that it was very at that time, there were many opinions that there was no point in keeping bakhmut, and the americans said this about it, they said that this opinion seems to be held by the hard worker, this is one of the reasons that also influenced his subsequent resignation, well, this is actually one of the difficult issues, so... . because the defense of bakhmut is evaluated differently by different experts, different military, indeed, we saw a whole wave of publications in the western press with assertions by the military of other countries that bakhmut does not have such tactical and even operational importance, but in anyway this is a question of exchange, quantity for quality, a question of the importance of this or that territory. what is a rather difficult question, and even now there is no unanimous opinion, whether it was worth getting bahmud, but when we talk with our military, with our experts, the opinion is actua

marine corps, dan enlisted in the u.s. marine corps as soon as he was old enough. the occupation of europe after combat, helping to clear mediterranean islands. his unit was sent to the middle east as peacekeepers during the era of the israeli war of 1948. after his service, he served as a police officer in washington, d.c., and today, still helps educate students visitors at the national d-day memorial. clarence bill wentzel, u.s. navy, mr. wetzel served aboard the aircraft carrier uss tarawa in the pacific either. he joined the navy reserve right out of college in and spent 26 weeks in preflight training at the university of north carolina to earn his wings. during his service, he made 72 carrier landings with no wave office. -- wave off's. ladies and gentlemen, the world war ii veterans. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you again so much for being here today as we mark this momentous occasion. we're honored to have so many veterans with us. we will conclude today's ceremony with our benediction. again, thank you all for being here. we are wat

army corps of engineers, u.s. coast guard, u.s. fish and wildlife service, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, advisory council on historic preservation and the epa to discuss each agency's respected emergency procedures and considerations to expedite the review and permitting process for future construction. fhwa continues to meet with these agencies to discuss permitting. thank you to the state, local and federal agencies continue to collaborate in response to this tragic event. whether it is the event of the scale and complexity but an comparatively smaller but impactful bridge incidents on i- 95 in philadelphia or i-10 in in los angeles, i am proud to lead an agency that is playing a part in showing the country what can happen with the government and industry come together with a common goal. there are no e democratic roads or republican bridges and transportation unites us. fhwa will do what it can to support the response as the president has said, we will not rest until the cement has dried on the entirety of a n

such a corps or such a division, and then the corps has its own meaning, because it is an excellent transferknowledge about how nato works to the ukrainian and lithuanian military. however, at this moment, after yours. experience from the battlefield, from a real war, because it is a terrible but real war, transfer is possible in the other direction as well. now we in nato can learn a lot from you. my conclusion is as follows: until ukraine formally becomes a member of nato, such communication channels should be created so that nato soldiers learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers soldiers, and to integrate these armed forces as much as possible. so. an extremely important signal, i heard you, well, we are keeping our fingers crossed so that the division really rises first, and then, perhaps, the corps, but if we talk about such small steps, president macron began to talk about the prospects of foreign instructors on our territory, we understand that these will not be the people who will try to teach ukrainians to shoot, so ukrainians shoot no worse than the french or poles,

well that's still different to that with former us marine corps intelligence office, scott ritter in just a moment scope, but if i can make it personal at for a few moments, you are actually supposed to be in rest of this week at the very same forum we've covered your situation, your ad r t, it's been quite a few days for you. we understand you'll be still speaking at the for him, but what is the latest as regards your c's? passport? there's no new update on this. the passport was seized when i attempted to board the, the aircraft that i was going to be flying to st. petersburg. there was no justification . they simply said on the orders of the state department, they've been making it very difficult for me to find out who it is to call the customs and border protection. officers weren't helpful. i called their watch commander. he wasn't helpful. i called the state department. they weren't helpful, so i'm in the process of writing a letter in this day of digital communication, i have to write a letter and, and see what kind of response i get. this is a deliberate act on the part of th

such a corps or such a division, and then the corps has its own meaning, because it is an excellent transfer of all knowledge about how it works. then to the ukrainian and lithuanian military, but at this moment, after your experience from the battlefield, from a real war, because it is a terrible but real war, transfer is also possible in the other direction, now we in nato can learn a lot from you. my conclusion is as follows: until ukraine becomes formally a member of nato, such channels of communication should be created so that nato soldiers learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers, and to... integrate these armed forces as much as possible. yes, an extremely important signal, i heard you, well, let's keep our fingers crossed so that the division will really rise first, and then possibly the corps. but, if we talk about such small steps, president macron started talking about the prospects of having foreign instructors on our territory. we understand that these will not be the people who will try to teach ukrainians to shoot. yes, the ukrainians shoot no worse than the f

the marine corps has the most conventional weapons and military equipment.es 100% with means of personal protection, i.e. brinogelet, fairy tale, tactical glasses, protective equipment for legs and hands. elbows, knees, it's all there, plus intensive training that increases the likelihood of being used in combat, and the marine corps, we position ourselves as one big family. to get into the lava infantry is an ambitious and not very easy task: a warrior of three elements, a person under 45 years of age with proper physical and psychological training. today, like all units of the defense forces, the infantry encourages boys and girls to join the defense of the country, on the most understandable and comfortable terms. all that is in civilian life, can be applied in a military specialty. staffing and recruiting centers - places where they will help you choose a vacancy, explain what needs to be done and accompany you until you arrive at the unit. recruiting is a safe way to choose your place in the army and not get it. conditions to join the defense of the cou

this is the marine corps, i think it should be here.ita is a master of law, his brother is also a marine , so it took a long time to choose a unit i didn't hesitate, but i was thinking about the position... soon we had a new law on mobilization, then i realized that i had to think about something, decide something, and my brother, the eldest, he serves in the marines. i want to save our country from the enemy. and this is volodymyr, he is 43 years old, he already knows that he will work as a bpel operator. in general, i spend all my time with a computer, and technology is very close to me, and... and there, in general, for drones , you need video and so on, and i have been working with this for 15 years, and that's why i realized that this is my . the man has little previous military experience, so he took several courses, including in the victory drones project. i am an office worker by profession, and i had no military training, and i started with courses, first with one, then moved on to others, then to a third, and by... i already f

would be assigned separately. countries, and perhaps in the future it would be possible to create a corps that would include divisions of individual countries. the problem is only with the lithuanian side, due to the fact that it has a smaller armed force, but there is no problem with the ukrainian and polish sides, such a corps or such a division, and then the corps makes sense, because it is an excellent transfer all the knowledge about how nato works, to the ukrainian and lithuanian military, but at this moment after... experience from the battlefield, from a real war, because it is a terrible, but real war, transfer is possible in the other direction as well. now we in nato can learn a lot from you, my conclusion. is such that until ukraine becomes a formal member of nato, such channels of communication must be created so that nato soldiers learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers, and to integrate these armed forces as much as possible. yes, an extremely important signal, i heard you, well we are keeping our fingers crossed that the division will really rise first, an

or such a division, and then the corps makes sense, because it is an excellent transfer of all knowledge about how it works nato. ukrainian and lithuanian military, but at this moment, after your experience from the battlefield, from a real war, because it is a terrible but real war, transfer is possible in the other direction, now we in nato can learn a lot from you, my conclusion is as follows: until ukraine formally becomes a member of nato, such communication channels should be created so that nato soldiers learn from ukrainians, and ukrainians from nato soldiers, and that as much as possible. so an extremely important signal, i heard you, well, let's keep our fingers crossed for so that the division really rose up first, and then maybe the corps, but, if we talk about such small steps, president macron started talking about the prospects of having foreign instructors on our territory, we understand that these will not be the people who will try to teach the ukrainians to shoot, so the ukrainians shoot no worse than the french or the poles, but it is about... the possible maintenance

the head of the tv channel updated the local vertical and deepp corps. marat markov, ex-head of the second national television channel, became the minister of information. regarding work in the media sphere, alexander lukashenko instructed to pay special attention to the distribution of finances for media projects and to ensure control over their use, as well as, if possible, to preserve the author’s program, which the new minister, and formerly the head of the tv channel, put on air. by the way, the director’s chair is not vacant will remain, lead. senator igor lutsky, the president has a new assistant, inspector for the minsk region alexander kokhan, sergei molunov is going to work as ambassador to kyrgyzstan , he is in charge of cooperation with the cis countries. the head of the diplomatic mission will have to determine specific areas of bilateral cooperation from agriculture to the military-industrial complex. natalya pavlyuchenko has been appointed to the ministers of labor and social protection; she is familiar with the work of the department , sh