the hospital, while the hospital was in the hospital, they offered the eighth army, i went to the eighthrmy and continued to fight, they were wounded like a splinter wound in the leg in the forest he showed the tanks where to go to the firing line, where... where to fire, because at first we were sitting in the trench watching, when i saw that the tank was coming out to shoot for the second or third time along the same route, well, it kind of had to run there, telling him that this is impossible, that he will be shot down, then he was still a colonel, no, when they were wounded he was a general, already a general, yes, but when they started he was still a colonel, yes, yes, he was a colonel, he didn’t end up in georgia, in afghanistan i didn’t have time, i graduated from college in 1990, everyone there wrote reports to afghanistan, but they managed to withdraw the troops, they ended up in war and syria, well, i think that this war is the most serious, the most terrible war of those that the russian army participated throughout its existence, there was in syria, let’s just say, it’s not e

army, i went to the eighth army and continued to fight, i was wounded like a shrapnel wound in the leg the tanks where to go to the firing line, where to fire where , because at first we were sitting in a trench watching, when i saw that a tank was coming out to shoot for the second or third time along the same route, well, i kind of had to run there and tell him that this was impossible, that his... he was still a colonel then, no, when he was wounded he was a general, already a general, but when they started, i was still a colonel, i didn’t get to georgia, i didn’t have time to go to afghanistan, i graduated from college in 1990, everyone there wrote reports to afghanistan, but they managed to withdraw the troops, we didn’t get there, it’s like, syria, well, i i think that this war is the most serious, the most terrible war that the russian army has participated in. throughout its existence, it was, let’s say, not easy there in syria, but now the war in syria is perceived as a child’s play, let’s just say, there we had an advantage in the air is overwhelming, the advantage in artille

eighth army in the komarichsky district of the bryansk region.on was conducted personally by his boss in vadis, alexander anatolyevich. the impending deployment of another group of saboteurs became known from radio interception. group composition: what task were they abandoned with? who should be contacted in the occupied territory? your personal legend. my legend, returning from the hospital after being wounded, and the main task is to form sabotage groups from former police officers and deserters, for further sabotage on railway tracks and highways, that’s all. tell the truth, maybe it will be reckoned with how they deal with traitors, you know? what is the main task? collection of information about all movements of red army units on the front line, in the gomel direction, and also determining the location of the airfield, the airfield in the novozybka area, that’s all, that’s all. at the same time, at the headquarters of the smersh counterintelligence department of the first belarusian front, a radio game with the enemy began , codenamed sabot

the commander of the twenty-eighth army, lieutenant general luchinsky, recalled that even the forest tunnels were mined, they took the defense of the city so seriously. moskovskaya street is the entrance to brest from minsk. it was here in the summer of forty-four that the first line of german defense was located, the second a few kilometers from her. the first is on the outskirts of the city. today it is the center of modern brest. in the city itself there were bloody battles, every house became a shelter for the nazis. the population was forced to leave for the forests or nearby villages. the streets turned into ashes, ruins instead of houses, corpses of wehrmacht soldiers, destroyed german tanks and mortars everywhere. when the red army entered... the city, there were 14,960 inhabitants in the city, although before the war the figure had already reached 80 thousand. in fact, 6,700 houses, 45% of the housing stock, were completely destroyed. see the real picture of july forty-four can be seen in newsreel footage and miraculously preserved sketches of the liberators. for the first t

army, from left to right there are neighbors of the russian ministry of defense unit and this work isonously. depth of control in the rear. the lb seemed to have seen that they were unloading a strong point there; before that, they saw, of course, they were unloading something, most likely the bc, in the morning we leave to move to another observation point, the detectors show that right now there are enemy drones in the sky, our damask steel is working, in quick dashes we are forced to move here on the front end between enpeshki, these are observation posts, right now here at the lbs. lines of contact, the air is literally filled with canrons, another enemy supporter has been discovered, a mortar is being prepared with a net, mines are being loaded, the fighters are not hiding that the enemy has targeted every square here, they are working quickly, the enemy, the enemy has deployed. to the point and let's hope that now with the help of our birds we will control the situation, was there a hit? already the second shot brought results. rebov, well, thank god, this particular loaf is luc

a unit of chuikov's eighth guards army left. they won’t arrange it like flights.nch in his office with his nutritionist manziali and two secretaries: trudl jungle and gerdai christian. after dinner, the fuhrer walked through his wife's bedroom. the lower level of the bunker was cleared of strangers, in place of the expected grave silence, the lower floors from the kitchen, and the office. germany. we will have the transcarpathian region, he calls its subcarpathian russia. stalin chuckled. why is benes abandoning the sudetenland today? because these are former german regions, and benesh is still afraid of even beaten germans. why does he demand sub-carpathian russia from us? but he is not afraid of russians. these little princes. comrade kornyachok, they only understand strength, they see the germans as masters, they see us as brothers who are obliged to endure, even if they shit on the russian brother’s head, so comrade karnyachuk continued to say, the point is not that you are a playwright, it ’s that that you are not behaving... the way you should behave elder b

army from rogachev and 2285 on the part of mormal, and azarić, that is, such a double blow, this wasings, documentation, planning of offensive actions, this was not mentioned, but in fact, this was a success. his stay, for example, in the city of gomel, but taking into account his merits, military merits and not only, because konstantin rakosovsky actively participated in the restoration of the socio-political life of post-war belarus, so i believe that the installation of a monument to konstantin rakosovsky, the marshal of victory, both in the city minsk, so in the city of gomel, as well as a memorial sign region, this will truly be an act of historical justice, and another one of... you know, over the years of independence, belarus has been able to demonstrate confident growth and aspirations for comprehensive sovereignty. former prime minister of ukraine mykola azarov addresses all belarusians with warm words. dear belarusian comrades, i would like to congratulate you with all my heart on the holiday, which significantly coincides with the day of the liberation of minsk. completel

guards army reached the ministry of foreign affairs. of the disturbances located the battalion command post. he carefully examined the map, trying. stalin, at the table next to him, under skrebyshev , finished his game, you scoundrel, stalin said after a pause. it’s a pity that we weren’t able to take him alive, without saying a word to anyone, turning to him after he said: “ask.” the ukrainian playwright korenchuk entered the office. that is, stalin, the playwright of me, the worthless deputy people's commissar for foreign affairs, you ordered the borders of soviet ukraine to be agreed upon by treaties, i cannot do this, president of czechoslovakia benes refuses the sudeten regions of czechoslovakia offered to him, but demands transcarpathian ukraine from us, he calls it subcarpathian russia, stalin chuckled, why benes today. refuses the sudeten regions, because these are former german regions, and benesh, even the beaten germans, is still afraid, why does he demand sub-carpathian russia from us, but he is not afraid of the russians, t

guards army went to the ministry of foreign affairs, on the first floor the captain... without settinglion, he carefully examined the map, trying to determine his exact location, suddenly the regiment commander appeared in front of him, clearly dissatisfied with the delay in the offensive, the captain of the disturbances began to explain to him that this large gray building was hindering his progress, the regiment commander took the map from him, looked at it and said, don’t arrange it, this is a reystakh. hitler dined his office with his nutritionist manziali and two secretaries and gerdai christian. after dinner, the fuhrer walked through his wife's bedroom. the lower level of the bunker was cleared of strangers. in place of the expected grave silence, mortal loud sounds of music and laughter came from the kitchen and office floors. sexy. did not hear the sound of the shot that hitler fired into his head. germany, zhukov's command post. zhukov quickly enters the brandage, me with the bet, picks up the phone, comrade stalin, hitler committed suicide, shot himself, stalin was at the ta

pustovsky street of the twenty-eighth brigade, army street of independence, and bunin street - nina strokatoy. they are ready to demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard just to show it to odessa residents. are you waiting for the russians? so you don’t agree with ukrainization? well, ukrainian odessa is like soft ice cream, poor lawyer, these are absolutely things that exist. the sbu is detaining writers, historians; apparently, the philosopher oleg vusatyuk has been captured; he has been on the fascist website for a long time. networks, that he had a search, that his phone was taken away, that he was writing from an old computer, that he could no longer write and asked that he they didn’t write, this is what anti-russian censorship looks like. in this case, we are dealing with overt repression by the ukrainian gestapo, the sbu. the fact is that this is a blow specifically to people who adhered to a point of view different from the ukrainian official propaganda. these repressions, the renaming of odessa streets - this is all from kiev. well, it’s not the residents of the legen

brigade street, army street of independence, and bunin street to nina strokataya, they are ready toonument pushkin on primorsky boulevard, just to show odessa residents, here you are waiting. destruction of memory. therefore, direct repressions are no longer surprising. the sbu detains writers and historians. apparently, philosopher oleg vusatyuk has been captured. he had been on the fascist website peacemaker for a long time. and at first they wrote that the security forces came to alexey tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian academy of sciences. everyone knows and understands who in this narrative opposed this sweeping ukrainian nationalism, was alexei’s father. pyotr tolochka, academician who recently left us, unfortunately, but was under house arrest starting in 1922, so by analogy many assumed that we were talking about his son, alexei, especially since he had more than one or two works also devoted to a variety of forms and history, retrospectives of the interaction of little russia and russia, in the sbu message there was a person in charge, this is musatyuk, and

brigade, the army street of independence, and bunin street will become nina strokataya.re ready to demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard, just to show the people of odessa, here you are waiting for rus. on the website peacemaker, at first they wrote that the sb agents came to alexei tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian academy of sciences. everyone knows and understands who in this narrative opposed this sweeping ukrainian nationalism, was alexey’s father, pyotr tolochka, an academician who recently left us, unfortunately, but was under house arrest starting in 1922, so by analogy many assumed , that we are talking about his son, about alexei. especially since he had more than one or two jobs too dedicated to a variety of forms and history, retrospectives of the interaction of little russia, russia, in the sbu message there was a person from the blurener, this is musatyuk, yes, he was a supporter of friendly relations with russia, back in june oleg vusatyuk wrote on social networks that his phone was searched they took away that he was writ

brigade street, army street of independence, and bunin street, nina strokataya street, they are readyo demolish the monument to pushkin on primorsky boulevard just to show the people of odessa that you are waiting for the russians, that you do not agree with ukrainization, well ... ukrainian odessa is like soft ice cream, poor lawyer, these are absolutely things that exist as a phrase, but there is nothing underneath them, this is the ukrainian odessa, but nevertheless it is forcibly implanted, they are bloodily instilling, they started on may 2 , 1914 with the killing of people protesting, and they end with the destruction of memory, therefore direct repressions no longer surprise the sbu. detains writers, historians, apparently, the philosopher oleg vusatyuk was captured, he had long been a peacemaker on the fascist website, at first they wrote that the sbushniks came to alexey tolochka, a corresponding member of the ukrainian academy of sciences. those know understand who in this narrative opposed this sweeping ukrainian nationalism, was the father of alexei, an academician who rec

you areyo a 27 year army veteran of the second amendment. thirty-eighth congressional district on the house judiciary natural resources and small businesses. academy grad you spent eight years in the army as a branch officer and flew apache helicopters. we have another in the back that did that as well so we want to make sure we connect you. including the deploymenter to iq and like your colleagues appear, strong supporters of the second amendment thank you for being here. >> as i discussed, thank you for coming a little early and hanging out for the conversation. we were horrified by the events of saturday and we are still praying for the folks that are recovering for all the families that have been impacted. as somebody that worked on capitol hill, i was instantly reminded of the shooting. it was the first thing that came to mind and the bravery. most americans don't have private security. you are very visible public figures you never have had so many thoughts h and feelings run through you and at the same time simultaneously being at a lo

the army of the ministry of defense, a reconnaissance detachment, and this is their battlefield, bothtians planted him as our reb, the swastika is ukrainian, we have repeatedly seen swastikas on batteries, these trophies do not last long, assetian intelligence officers easily break the american firmware and send the equipped drone back with a gift, the slightest wrong movement and the drone will explode in the operator’s hand, accuracy movements and the fuse is removed, the internet module is detected and destroyed. they really know, they remember, well in principle, this is our homeland, everyone is ready to defend the interests of our great homeland, while the soldiers at the front, in the rear at home, support them as much as possible, so now we are providing this assistance to the address that is needed, exactly what is needed, today, what is in demand, yes , drones are in demand, surveillance equipment is in demand, in demand. the hero promises that he will definitely return, and you film the story, the story goes on air, we will certainly film another story about how he has alre

iraq's eighth shabi with the crescent moon the iraqi red army, with the high-level atbats, means the leaders of the atbats and all the groups that march between them. we held a meeting, we cooperate, we create synergies and serve the media. now, what have we done? firstly , inside our own country, in addition to the group and capacities that the red crescent community brings with them, which i will explain to each of the dear processionists and dear benefactors. they want to have a clinic and perform a health and medical procedure there. we requested them to register in the system of the medical center . the name of the doctor is from najaf to karbala, our medical teams had backpacks with them, and they walked like this from akam hospital to shahid abu mahdi hospital, our engineer has four hospitals on this route, in addition to each vertical dam , there are four hospitals in if something happens to someone on the way or you call for help , they will help you, they will reach the first center there, now if you need an ambulance, if not , they will do their work there, so you have don

to the chief of reconnaissance of the forty-eighth rifle regiment. divisions in the north-eastern parta for preparing offensive assaults on populated areas, crossing rivers, preventing guard operations, and of course, the partisans needed to receive orders for synchronized actions with the advancing troops themselves, since they often closed the rear ring encirclements around populated areas, that is , they created such peculiar cauldrons in order to the germans simply did not have time to escape. a huge role in the fight. underground publications also played with the nazi invaders in preparation for the offensive. during the great patriotic war, printed the word was equated to a real military weapon. such partisan newspapers, like the dawn , informed the local population about what was really happening at the front, in the rear and even in germany. it was such a vital newspaper, which was very important to everyone, like a breath of fresh air, because the connection. there was nothing more than through printed publications at that time, and this newspaper was so lovingly called our li

t know, i don’t remember it was a very long time ago, but i really wanted to become a sailor in the armys a sailor, i really dreamed of being a sailor, well, in connection with uh eighty-eighth , eighty-nine, and also from ornamental fruit and berry plants, and just like my family was involved in grafting and seeding, and so on and so forth, so from a young age, from when i remember, i walked around the field, sonned these seedlings, my dad didn’t give i should squirt because that chemistry, i took this can, well, i was always at work, so now, probably, there is this desire to work, a desire to teach my children to work, to respect work. to have some kind of responsibility for work, not like tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, there is some kind of responsibility, my father often went to belarus very often and from his story i always heard about belarus, and somewhere in 2000 i was the first to decide once to visit, in those days i liked belarus, my wife was so against it at first, we traveled around. romania, well, a little to europe, we lived for a couple of years in romania, then we l

here on the basis of the university of gramadzyan abarons in minsk is the eighth lacquered feather one palace. it is not necessary. for example, dapamagchi patsyarpelamu vybratstsa z smokomlenaga pamyashkannya. the stage of getting to know the warrior’s assistants has arrived. professional cynologies demonstrate the skills of the labrador, which has been in service for several years now. you could drive around the cabin. І final relay race with a fire hose. the water is falling from the tank, just like in a real emergency situation. and then you need to deal with the pressure and the trap the report is a target, so as to be washed away. geta velmi tsyazhka, sapraudy. huh, but i can handle it. i'm so happy. the most important thing is to create the conditions under which journalists, those people who are on the information front, who, including today, actively promote. dzeyannya deposits of safety and life of people. ilya tsvyatkov, mikalay yuzyfovich and ragor kryshtafovich, agency representatives, played the role of a warrior professional. reasonable and daily velagarages are the tre

oksana korchynska, frontline volunteer and people's deputy of the eighth convocation was with us, we are now going on a short break, we will return and there will be mykola malomush, general of the army of ukraine and head of the foreign intelligence service of ukraine in 2005. yes, they tell me that here we have a pause, which is recorded, it is wrong. well, now we will add mr. mykola, in the meantime i want to say that while we were talking here with ms. oksana about the daughter-in-law and the mother-in-law, my the mother-in-law wrote back, thanked me, this means that our ether is watching, i hope that you are also watching our ether, and i also want to thank you, because it is 12 00, you can even say 13 000, and we have already passed the mark of 200 uah , and we are collecting for good guys, let's see for whom, good health, dear ukrainians, we are fighters of the first assault battalion of the third separate assault brigade. who will defend our native land on the front lines, we urgently need your help, we need means of radio-electronic warfare against small bpola enemy and komi

a parade squad of cadets of the ryazan guards higher airborne command school named after army generalv of the ministry of defense of the russian federation is approaching the stands. the parade crew is commanded by colonel oleg marzak. on the avenue, the crew of the thirty-eighth brest separate guards air assault brigade is headed by the brigade commander , colonel dmitry korshunov. guards paratroopers continue today glorious military traditions of front-line soldiers. completes the passage of foot parade crews. the fifth separate special forces brigade is headed by the brigade commander, colonel dmitriykonya, one of the most elite formations of the armed forces. the brigade is designed for the most complex and responsible special tasks. equipment is approaching the festive stands: powerful armored vehicles, anti-aircraft missile systems, artillery installations and multiple launch rocket systems. all samples of mechanized column technology, for with the exception of retro technology, they were modernized or produced at domestic factories and enterprises. modern equipment and weapons

fact that it was stated that the first and main goal is to ... destroy hamas, yes, but the israeli army is already in gaza for the ninth month and so far, i'm sorry, a little less, because they didn't go in immediately, about a month later , but accordingly, no one understands what will happen to gaza next, how israel and the gaza sector will co-exist in the future, what will happen to hamas, because it continues to shell the territory of israel, and other issues that are happening. in the north of israel, there are still a lot of settlements, there are sounds every day air alarms, rockets, anti-tank missiles are flying there every day, that is, there is also no clear, clear plan, according to what the protesters are demanding now, that's right, first of all a change of power, a change of government, natanya and release, immediate release of hostages. mrs. yulyana, but here you are, you have already mentioned the northern territories, that is, in fact, a state within a state, i am talking about hezbollah. from lebanon, well, this is not such an undeclared war, and on their side, we see,