we were against yegor creed, this is not the position of the ministry and the minister of education, the decision was not made at the ministry level, we regret, we hope that some conclusions will be drawn at the level where this decision was made, it’s like, who can? so, contrary to the opinion of the ministry of education , this should be imposed on schoolchildren. well, in our search , we came across this: this was a meeting that was held in 2022 in the public chamber of the regional internet technology center, where the need for changes in legislation was discussed, to protect children from destructive content on the internet. here. listen to what one of the speakers, ekaterina shugaeva, says. after all, the more prohibitions there are, the greater the interest in something; if we prohibit something or remove it, something else bad will come in its place. on the other hand, squeezing out and replacing with good content is a great story; the more content we create, good content, the content we need, the better. therefore, my proposal is, of course, to take lessons about... the main

not believe in god, but it really was absolutely an incredible coincidence that the story with yegor creed and letters from krasnoyarsk, all this taken together, came together in such a way that for me personally, in general, it ceased to be a question of who managed to influence the ministry of education in such a way that it, contrary to its desires and foundations. yes, some kind of crit of something, some kind of lesson , some blue beard, somewhere in krasnoyarsk for now, so what, yes, in general, it’s like nothing, it seems, in fact very much so, because this is part of what they are trying to impose on us, what we have been talking about for many years, but this... so, well, what if it’s like this in a sober, adult way, yes, look at what is happening, even now i’m not talking about us, so turn to the french, to the germans, to the portuguese, to the italians, to the british, to the americans, to just turn to , just to say, you guys, you yourself understand what’s happening, you yourself can see what kind of distortion it is? ideas about the world about what is good or what is bad, ho

what is that creed?kes us who we are? we know the language so well we hold these truths to be self-evident. in other words obvious that all men are created equal. not born equal created equal that is what the founders founders said. that is right. and they are endowed by their creator with student in alienable rights including the right to life, liberty the pursuit of happyness. away. and so it is from the very beginning that our founders boldly proclaim the self-evident truth our rights do not come from government. our rights come from god our creator. that is right. sure it also means every single person has dignity and value. your values not related in any way to put to the color of your skin or what zip code you live and how good you are in sports, where he went to high school is irrelevant. your value is inherent because it is given to you by your creator. our national creed is the essence of who we are in this country. it is the foundational principle that made us the freest most successful most po

"creed 3." and "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania." >> i am kang!> reporter: by his side, girlfriend grace jabahri, meeting on the set of "ant-man" in 2021. >> i loved grace. our relationship -- it was not healthy, you know. and that began to reveal itself over time. >> reporter: just weeks after the "creed 3" premiere, in the early morning hours of march 25th, majors and jabahri got into an altercation in new york city that has haunted his public image. both say the fight began with a flirtatious text message that appeared on majors' phone from another woman while the couple was riding home from dinner in this chauffeured escalade. jabahri told the jury she saw a message pop up on his phone, "oh how i wish i was kissing you." let's go back to march 25th for a moment. she sees a connection from another woman. things seem to spiral from there. what happened next? >> yeah, the text from another woman -- the issue in the car would not have happened had i been brave and ended the relationship. i got to it. i show her, all right? it's in my hand. she gra

. >> we're not trying to target any particular race, color, creed, anything like that.e're trying to secure our border. >> juju: the new law leaving community members feeling targeted. >> are you worried that if, as before, this goes into effect, you could be detained and deported? >> yes. >> juju: the controversial thing it's asking officers on the ground to do. >>> plus, dry january. >> where are my dry january people at? >> juju: the new year's resolution gathering momentum. more young people making the choice to go booze-free sharing online. >> it's a moment for us to readjust how we culturally look at alcohol. >> juju: the trend for some becoming a lifestyle. >> i want to show people there's a different way to live and it doesn't have to involve alcohol. >> juju: 30 days to a new you? the surprising health benefits you might not know. >>> royal health scares. princess kate in the hospital and king charles due for a procedure. ah morning. the golden hour of cold and flu symptoms. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart.

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never die, if something goes wrong, if it hurts us, because it runs in our veins blood is red, our creed no one has yet been able to outwit a bullet brother, but this does not mean that we cannot, because you and i are together, we are warriors of fortune, we destroy, we destroy all enemies forward for hundreds of years, because neither who does not have victories like ours, he read his poems to stay alive, and he survived thanks to the truth. the truth of how his comrade acted, the truth of those poems that he wrote, i realized that for some it is as indifferent as eight years of bombing of donbass, but the truth will force oneself to convert attention, and before mishman krivorochka arrives, i want to remember one wonderful episode from boris barnet’s wonderful picture of the feat. scout, where the scout was played by the amazing pavel kadochnikov, let's remember this episode, for the victory, for our victory. and while the military operation is going on, until midshipman krivorochka arrives, i want to repeat the words of pavel petrovich kadochnikov and invite you to drink to the victo

and doomed, melted either, night, or alive, or not, suddenly i hear your voice, either a solka, or a creedctor bowed to me, heal, kaza, heal, yashche you will avaevats, palaga. important news from the government: from february 1 , a number of social benefit payments will be indexed by 7.4%, and maternity capital will also increase. a decree on this was signed by prime minister mikhail mishustin. help for families will increase, first and foremost. a one-time benefit, which is provided at the birth of a child and monthly for child care. will grow up also, maternity capital, on behalf of the head of state, it began to be indexed over the past few years, this year it will amount to more than 630 thousand rubles for the first-born, almost 834 thousand for the second, for subsequent children. there is also an increase in payments for people with disabilities. the ceremony coincided with the birthday of one of the laureates, yuri abramovich bashnet, a virtuoso artist and conductor who is known in russia and far beyond its borders. it was an event, a piercing requien, sounded on june 22 at 4 am,

because we never die, if something goes wrong, if we get hurt, because red blood runs in our veins, our creedl, always victory, no one brother couldn’t outwit the bullet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t, because you and i are together, we are warriors of fortune, we’ve been destroying and destroying all enemies for hundreds of years, because no one has victories like ours, such legends, teachers , such traditions, to our soldier, nick vladimirus, the best country in the world, the best country on the planet, no arguments of yours will challenge this, there is no need to teach us how to live, what to do for a russian soldier. one reward, yes , handsome, i pulled you out of the gate, don’t lose consciousness and talk to me, okay, and they wrote in the comments that i’m reading your book, they brought it, they left us at the base , i’m reading your book, i really liked it. that is, the soldiers read my book, then found me on telegram and wrote reviews, so we began to communicate with him, war came to the city, mines were falling in the city, the water supply in the city was broken. and the water

grandfather, well, simply. the children of the future will be able to undergo such an adaptation, the creednto a factory, and what does a factory do, what does a factory produce, it produces cars, pots, and the value of a factory is that it produces high-quality items that are absolutely similar to each other without flaw, factory stamps. and the better the factory, the more reliable the strain. we're going to get people into the function. this means that soyuz-cartoon should do preparatory work so that the child gets into this factory, that is , from the age of one, he will receive content on... well, quite specifically, well , you must admit, how could it be otherwise, well , they will be filming animation, a mitten or a golden one antelope, no, no, this is proof of this too, please, several multi-series are already in development, some completely new, mysteries of the honey valley based on daria dontsova for teenagers, orange cow, plasticine and checkered zebra. dedicated to a sense of tolerance for younger people, i don’t know, this could be nonsense, what i’m saying ceases to be nonsen

race, religion, color and creed.t up in the morning, read some tweets, apply for 2.5% mortgage rate and go on about their day being a happy, fun, loving american. and do you know what? that's gone. and we know that president trump can bring that back regardless of what you look like. that drives the left mad. >> laura: what did you think of joy reid over at msnbc -- we don't have to play the soundbite. she basically said this is all about racism and the fact that white evangelicals are the predominant force in the republican party in iowa. that's why trump had this big victory and to that you say? >> that is absolutely intellectually lazy and as somebody who that has s. a direct descendent of slave, great grandfather here i am standing before you today in iowa caucusing for president trump. call me a racist? by the way that was a majority white crowd, i could really care less of what they look like. we shared american ideals. we want our country back. we w asecure border. we want our economy back. we want to be able

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the basis of literally the national creed., what they saved and developed, and added the good from the present, so that people would be happy, so that they would be proud of their lives. of course, i’ll say it tritely, but you will agree with me, it all depends only on us, only on us, on me, of course, but without you a quality life is impossible, so we need to add quality to this peaceful, calm, creative life, then everything will be fine for us. the president’s message is extremely clear, in simple terms, to rise to another level higher, that is, the key one. it is known that high-quality goods are produced in belarus, that you can always trust those state standards and requirements that are written on the packaging, and you can always check any sample of products belarusian, this sample will exactly correspond to the characteristics specified in the guest standards, and this is precisely what attracts consumers of belarusian goods, which is why belarus is increasing sales of its goods abroad, supplies to the russian federat

we face nowadays is that we americans used to think that this country was created with this sacred creed that all men are created equal, so we treated human conditions of the same universal. so by similar logic, we give people opportunities in other countries like china but that actually is different right now because this country is rethinking the nature of the regime. that regime is a communist party which basically has a very different operation. at first, for countries like china, they all have the traditional cloak and dagger services, intelligence officers. but in a sense, china is ruled by that party, a party that is highly organized, very disciplined. in other words, when we are talking about the whole government ever to something, and a sense that every single person who is sent by china's government overseas, they all carry some element of information gathering operations, so that is slightly different from the traditional espionage, but basically serve the same purpose. opportunity occurs, when there was opportunity for information, everybody is doing it, professional or not p

antibodies to make the vaccine, these are medicines for the treatment of oncology and they are also used for creedcompanies have left the russian market, and china is a good partner, and i think that china can replace all western manufacturers. but producing them for all 450 items is not economically profitable, says rustem muratov. in russia , the substance production segment has shown double-digit growth in recent years. over the past 5 years, we have significantly increased our capacity, including the fact that we built a new plant, and we almost doubled production volumes; now we produce almost 200 tons of products per year. the active component company was founded in 2007. now it is one of the largest manufacturers. lines and 350 employees, the number of customers is also growing, especially in the last 2 years, these include russian pharmaceutical companies and foreign partners. now we supply products to latin america through cuba, and also supply products to belarus, serbia and mongoria. according to the latest data, russian manufacturers cover about a quarter of the need for pharmaceutical

we never die, if something goes wrong, if we are wounded, because red blood runs in our veins, our creed no one has yet been able to outwit a bullet, brother, but this doesn’t mean that we can’t, because you and i are together, we are warriors of fortune, we destroy and destroy everyone enemies ahead for hundreds of years, because no one has victories like ours, such legends, teachers, such traditions, our soldier , nikoladimir, is the best country in the world, the best country on the planet, no arguments of yours will challenge this, they don’t need us. how to live, what to do for a russian soldier, victory, one reward, handsome, i pulled you out, don’t lose consciousness, talk to me, okay, and they wrote in the comments that i was reading your book, so they brought it to us and left it at the base. i read your book, i really liked it, that is, the soldiers read my book, then they found me on telegram and wrote reviews, so we started communicating with him. war has come to the city. mines fall into the city, the water supply system in the city is broken, the water flows in a long, mudd

, but only those who have high goals remain. who are socially active, for whom development is their creed share how choir practice goes. education is built, training is built on two main components, this is theory and practice. because we must know what we are doing, how we are doing it, and what the result is we must get. there are different types of training, there is a static form, where the basis of training is resistance pressure. that principle. basic, on which the development of all life on the planet is built, that is, nature presses , the species develops, there are dynamic trainings, such as working with a stick, attention is actively involved, that is, you can say so-called fitness attention, there are trainings that strengthen the musculoskeletal system, this is hortranshak. and of course, my favorite program is chorotransathletics, where the whole body is involved, where we we work with the muscular system, but not in the tension zone, in the energy accumulation zone. have you noticed a transformation among practitioners? yes, this is probably the most enjoyable thing in my w

yesterday and certainly from what we're seeing today, there are people from... over the world, from all creeds, all religions, all faiths, young and old in solidarity with the palestinian people. um, but these people will of course be accused of anti-semitism. you had yesterday, the former israeli deputy prime minister, liberman, say something outragos, which is what happened yesterday with the south african application, is that uh, it was an anti-semitic circus, what do you say to that as someone who is an organizer of a pro-palestinian event? well, firstly, i'm really not. surprise it fits into the propaganda stories we are used to from israel uh, as you can see behind me, we also even have israel standing here against genocide, we come together here out of solidarity and out of humanity, out of urgency from what we've seen the past months and that's what brings us together, nothing else, we are movement that brings together muslims, jews, christians, people from all kinds of backgrounds, so yeah we don't feel thank you so much for your time this morning, thank you, what we know will happen

his diplomatic exchanges were with all effective groups and personalities of any creed, culture and countryo form necessary alliances in maintaining regional stability while safeguarding the interests of the islamic republic of iran. for help in fighting daesh in syria, general sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horn of africa, yemen, north africa and south of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al quds for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim, but ultimately freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large. as the zinest goal was once conquest from the nail to the euphredis and now is the... vision of the middle east. that's all for today. thank you for watching from the whole team. please do join us again next week and each week after. don't forget to sen

his diplomatic exchanges were with all effective groups and personalities of any creed, culture and countrym necessary alliances in. maintaining regional stability while safeguarding the interests of the islamic republic of iran. for help in fighting daeshh in syria, general sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horn of africa, yemen, north africa and south of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government. defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al quds for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim, but ultimately freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large. as the zinest goal was once conquest from the nail to the euphrades and now is division of the middle east. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team, please do join us again next week and each week after, don't forget to send us yo

his diplomatic exchanges were with all effective groups and personalities of any creed culture and country form necessary alliances in maintaining. regional stability while safeguarding the interests of the islamic republic of iran. for help in fighting daesh in syria, general sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horn of africa, yemen, north africa and south of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government defeat. and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al quds for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim, but ultimately freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large. as the zinest goal was once conquest from the nail to the euphretes and now is division of the middle east. that's all for. today, thank you for watching from the whole team, please do join us again next week and each week after, don't forget to send us your

even a little cynical answer , and thought that his brother would not write again, but, if you know my creed, then by what right did you turn your tail and despise your elder brother, but when you come home, i will not look , that you are a sailor, and i will peel off your flare and cut it off for such a disgrace to know how to pick up your nose, i knew you when you were very small, and now you are a puzzle for me, which i have to solve step by step step by step. in my soul, there are only warm brotherly feelings for you. i had not seen grigory for about nine years and had a bad idea of ​​him. and now the train approaches the lviv railway station. he had not yet stopped when i saw grigory in an old cream mackintosh without a hat. from a high place with his head thrown slightly to the side, he walked quickly, looking at the numbers of the cars, then he saw me and ran. we hugged they pushed me, knocked the visor off my head, someone crawled under the car after it and put it on grigoriev's head. it brought us out of that state when there are no words, no thoughts, only the heart is humming and

to the battlefield. his diplomatic exchanges were with all effective groups and personalities of any creedcountry, in order to form necessary alliances in maintaining regional stability while safeguarding the interests of the islamic republic of iran. for help in fighting daesh in syria, general sulaymani managed to rally resistance movements from pakistan, afghanistan, india, the horne. of africa, yemen, north africa and south of the mediterranean. he arranged them as separate brigades to dispatch to syria. he even got to talk russia into helping the syrian government defeat daesh and secure syrian sovereignty. his fight may have begone with defending al-quts for the sake of palestine. according to sulaymani, anyone hearing the call of palestine and not rushing to its aid is no muslim. but ultimately, freeing palestine ensures the safety of the region at large, as designers goal was once conquest from the nile to the euphretes and now is division of the middle east. that's all for today, thank you for watching from the whole team, please do join us again next week and each week after. don

the basis of literally the national creed. from the past, what we saved and developed, and added the good from the present, so that people would be happy, so that they would be proud of their lives. of course, i’ll say it tritely, but you will agree with me, it all depends only on us, only on us, on me, of course, but without you a quality life is impossible, so to this peaceful, calm, creative life, we need to add quality, everything then we will be fine. the president's message is very clear, in simple terms, to climb another a step higher, that is. key enterprises to be ahead of the market, to provide quality higher than required by state standards or technical regulations, it is advisable to make them on belarusian soil from belarusian materials, in general, to outdo oneself, or to undress and work, an impulse that we have already heard from the lips of the head of state, the president of belarus sets absolutely the right goals, because the quality of products is a direct indicator of the competition of belarusian goods, a

peace, they are here to control, to invade, to to to invade and occupy, this is their doctrine, their creed, the only way to do this is by killing us, we are the natives, we are not going anywhere, we are still here and we will defend our country, we will defend our region, they are outsiders, they've been implanted here, over 70 years ago uh they've been killing, they've been uh invading and occupying, so no one would ever accept their presence in the area. okay, thank you abraham, stay in close contact with us, find out if you can as much as possible, the're on the ground, there's a developing stories, we want to keep ourselves and our viewers completely up to date on what's going on over there, for viewers uh tuning in, there has been an explosion there in the syrian capital damascus, a three-story building has been leveled by the israely. regime in a densely populated civilian neighborhood of damascus, the mesa neighborhood resulting in at least five fatalities, the complete structure was annihilated, there were families involved, at least two of the deceased that have been martered are

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as my grandfather said, whether discrimination is based on race or creed or color or land of origin, it is utterly contrary to the american of democracy. i am excited to embark on this journey with you so let's get to it. it is my honor to bring to the stage director of military and veteran affairs of the boeing linwood ham. mr. hamm is responsible for the development and execution of programs. positively impact the veteran and military families community. and for leading the boeing global relationship with talent management, other boeing stakeholders in support of veteran recruitment and hiring programs. previously he worked at the institute for security governance, where he led and guided capacity building programs, the indo-pacific region. he also worked for the u.s. institute of peace, where he led inter organizational projects on addressing fragile states and understanding risk to u.s. diplomats and development professionals and united nations peacekeeping reform. mr. hamm served over 24 years in the united army, with more than 12 years of experience and executing, assessing nat

before the illumination of the holy gifts, all the people sing the creed.faith is a brief summary of the doctrinal provisions of the orthodox. the setting of sins, the tea of ​​the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the next century, amen, let us become kind, let us stand with fear, a holy attitude in the world, with. the archdeacon proclaims: “let us stand up diligently, with reverence, and be attentive in order to offer holy offerings in the world.” this call emphasizes the importance of the spiritual world. the work of god can only be done in the world. that is why, to participate in the divine liturgy, to the lord. we thank the lord. during during the divine liturgy, the most important christian sacrament is performed. the sacrament of the eucharist. the communion of the body of the blood of christ plays a huge role in the life of every christian. and participation in this sacrament. on the eve of the suffering of death on the cross, the lord jesus christ performed his last with his disciples. meal, last supper. in jerusalem, in the zion upper ro

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not worry about being the victim of a crime simply because of their religion, their race, or their creed. we are better than this, we are virginia. the first state to forage religious freedom and to the fabric of our nation with the statute for religious freedom with the timeless words that god created the mind free. we must lead and we must do the right thing. [applause] for generations these ideals, these liberties, these freedoms have been protected by our brave men and women in uniform. i want to take a moment and recognize virginia-based military service members both reserve and active duty and our amazing virginia national guard and their families who serve with them here and across the globe in defense of freedom. [applause] [applause] [applause] among them are the norfolk base uss eisenhower and uss gerald ford. supporting and defending our allies in the middle east. we say, may god bless you, may he keep you, and may he watch over you. and may he protect you and we collectively say thank you. [applause] my friends, we are at halftime and we haven't accomplished an extraordinary

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nothing has happened to him and nothing will happen to him or anyjewish community on the basis of their creedn. but, i mean, you'rejustice minister, so you know much better than me that there's been a rise in anti—semitic attacks in south africa since october 7. i mean, the statistics tell us that. no, it's... there's no such... as i'm speaking to you today, the president wrote in his weekly newsletter, which he also very stated — very clear, that our action is not on the basis of anti—semitism. it's on the basis of our obligation as a nation believing in human rights to stand for the vulnerable children of palestine. so there is no anti—semitism in south africa against the jewish people. but this court case, and our actions in support of the people in gaza... all right, let... ..is in line with the genocide convention, is in line with our duty to protect the vulnerable in that space. there's a wider accusation to be put to south africa right now in the light of the stand you've taken at the international court ofjustice, and that is an accusation of a basic double standard and hypocrisy. you

echoes through the generations -- >> this nation will -- >> rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: a reminder that others stand ready to take up the mantle blayne alexander, nbc news, atlanta. >> and that's "nightly news." thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," the trump card in iowa. the race for the republican nomination officially starts tonight, and the former president is leading the way. we're following the very latest results. >>> also, a scary situation in the city. cars in the path of a giant tree that fell over. we're live along 19th avenue, wh

like regional and international security sanctions, multi for the world, or for some other issues like creed in balance between india and rush, rout strengthening, or india, and rush out by lots of ties, orders that was discussed close doors, which was divided into 2 sessions. now it's interesting that exports a hopeful that they wouldn't be realistic outcomes that come out of these big agenda, big di, it's also very interesting because today's event comes from the back drop off the brick summit, which russia will be holding in few months to c, r. or so this comes as india successfully wrapped up a g 20 presidency recently. so in the back from also it becomes very, very important to the discussions that for health close door to the now sanctions for example, we have change the was or the traditional way of doing freed. and the reason sanctions on russian diamond, for example, is something that was also a lot of discussions that happens to be a very, very solution oregon to d a h was that's what the experts of really pointing gaps. well, the rush, the india conference was held behind the clos

nothing has happened to him and nothing will happen to him or anyjewish community on the basis of their creed but, i mean, you'rejustice minister, so you know much better than me that there's been a rise in anti—semitic attacks in south africa since october 7. i mean, the statistics tell us that. no, it's... there's no such... as i'm speaking to you today, the president wrote in his weekly newsletter, which he also very stated — very clear, that our action is not on the basis of anti—semitism. it's on the basis of our obligation as a nation believing in human rights to stand for the vulnerable children of palestine. so there is no anti—semitism in south africa against the jewish people. but this court case, and our actions in support of the people in gaza... all right, let... ..is in line with the genocide convention, is in line with our duty to protect the vulnerable in that space. there's a wider accusation to be put to south africa right now in the light of the stand you've taken at the international court ofjustice, and that is an accusation of a basic double standard and hypocrisy. you'r

that the situation in gaza is simply too dangerous for enough a to now reach civilians and with new creeds, military running sort of male recruits, a growing number of women are choosing to get arms training, we'll report tonight from a training camp that's preparing them for potential combat roll. the library golf is good to have you with us. berlin has authorize the export of missiles to saudi arabia, ending restrictions that were introduced back in 2018. the delivery of a 150 iris t air to air missiles to reopen is a major shift in policy for german transfer over sholtes government. roland halted, arms exports to the kingdom after discipline journalists, jamal co. shogi was killed in the soul of the consulate in his temple. us intelligence found that saw the crown prince mohammed been selman sanctioned is murder. as we go now to our political correspondence truly so daily, she is covering this story for us. julia, why is germany resuming arms exports to saudi arabia now what a lot of it has to do with the geo political situation, but also with the changing role that saudi arabia wants t

aware, at the moment we are in the state of war, were needed, and russia clashing on the territory, few creed solely french mostly was the size of personal reasons to join the war on one side or the other. they are obviously aware of the risks they have chosen, their own feet have an end of the game they have already lost. russia is absolutely correct. you can see that these french, most of these are legitimate military target, just as ukrainians would not hesitate to should french most. nobody's fighting on the russian side. it seems that price will continue to know in the existence all french mercenaries in ukraine. because if i had met snow in about them, it will have to at least appear to be doing something about it. and that's definitely not very good for weapons sales or their long term anti roll. so strategy and earlier another of my colleagues, nicky, are in spoke with french geo political specialist through do not today who said some of the country citizens are being actively encouraged to go fight for neo nazi groups in ukraine. the speak about the french messing. there is a new bra

morning worship at church, virginians should not worry about being the victim ofr religion, their race or creede are better than this. we are virginia. the first state to forge religious freedom in the fabric of our nation with the statute for religious freedom. with those timeless words that "god created the mind." free." we must lead, and we must do the right thing. [applause] for generations, these ideals, these liberties, these freedoms have been protected by our brave men and women in uniform. i want to take a moment and recognize virginia-based military service members, both reserve and active duty, and our amazing virginia national guard and their families who serve with them here and across the globe in defense of freedom. [applause] among them are the norfolk-based uss eisenhower and u.s. air gerald ford, supporting and defending our allies in the middle east. we say,, may god bless you, may he keep you, and may he watch over you and may he protect you. and we collectively say thank you. [applause] my friends were at halftime. -- we are at halftime, we have accomplished an extraordinar

like regional and international security sanctions, multi for the world, a for some other issues like creed in balance between india and rush out strengthening or india onrush or i'll buy lots of ties orders that was discussed close doors, which was divided into 2 sessions. now it's interesting that exports a hopeful that they wouldn't be realistic outcomes that's come out of to these big agenda, big d. ringback it's also very interesting because today's event comes from the back drop off the brick summit, which russia will be holding in few months to see are also the scans as india successfully wrapped up a g 20 presidency recently. so in the back from full so it becomes very, very important to the discussions that were held close door to the now sanctions for example, we have changed the world for the traditional way of doing trade. and the recent sanctions on russian diamond, for example, is something that was also a lot of discussions that happens to be a very, very solution already get into deep uh it was that's what the experts of really pointing get.

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like regional and international security sanctions, multi for the world, a for some other issues like creed in balance between india and rush out strengthening or india and rush out by lots of ties, orders that was discussed close doors, which was divided into 2 sessions. now it's interesting that exports a hopeful that they wouldn't be realistic outcomes that come out of these big agenda, big di, it's also very interesting because today's event comes from the back drop off the brick summit, which russia will be holding in few months to see are also the scans as india successfully wrapped up a g 20 presidency recently. so in the back from also it becomes very, very important to the discussions that were held close store to be. now sanctions, for example, we have change. so was for the traditional way of doing freed. and the reason sanctions on russian diamond for example is something that was also a lot of discussions that happens to be a very, very solution for to get into deep uh it was. that's what the experts of really pointing at the russia india conference was held behind the closed d