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i don't know there are scenarios in your opinion of development, talk a lot about scenarios, etc., hopee is some a huge, i don't know, a comet, a star will fall on russia and it will all burn, or they will accidentally explode a nuclear bomb inside the country, or my god, many dreams, many wishes, the main thing is that they come true, here we have a task, our task defend the country and we will... this means that we must simply hold this front line until the right hour comes, it will come sooner or later, that what else do your brothers need, apart from what you are gathering now for maviks and for fpv drones. actually, if you look at it from the financial side, we have it permanent problems related to transport, related to the repair of transport, etc., for example, the last departure. at the position of our crew, the artillery worked very hard , cutting off our cable, cutting off our antennas, cutting off absolutely everything we could work with, and of course we will somehow find it all, buying these are additional expenses, if you look at it from the point of view from a metaphysic

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somewhere in the 17th, at most, the 18th century, when there were sailing ships , the threat of winds, etcnd for our time, when the black sea, already at such fast... distances, it became a basin, small, it no longer works, and crimea remained only a threat for a possible fight against ukraine, that is, in the 14th year , before the 14th year, it was we who said that if russia creeps up to us to the crimea, then actually this is the first stage of the conquest of ukraine, but in the crimea. there is a gap, even two, these are isthmuses, this, this islet, in fact, is connected to the mainland by two, two such necks, these are the changaris of the trench, which, if you plug a cork there, then, strictly speaking, it becomes a closed vessel, well, on the other hand side now there is another crossing, this is the kerch transport crossing, the same, the crimean bridge, and the port-crimea-port caucasus crossing, if you cut it and the logistics on the kerch strait, then, strictly speaking, crimea becomes a suitcase without a handle, on the contrary, it not only helps uh... in attacks on the mainl

transport vessels of the black sea fleet, with which the enemy is trying to deliver ammunition, fuel , etc., to the occupied crimea, there is a whole complex of objects that, uh, that simply need to be neutralized, well, that's it such a safari is fun before yes. and yesterday, mr. pavle, it became known that the ukrainian gourmand destroyed a russian tugboat in lake pangolyu, crimean tatar, and panova, and what is more interesting here is not that the tugboat was destroyed, because it was completely crossed, but rather that ukrainian naval drones have already overcome these russian ban barriers, which we understand are still in novorossian ports and other ports, russia is hiding its ships, does this mean that everything, that is, these russian ban barriers are no longer working, and our naval drones can get any russian ships in the ports of akyaru or the ports of novorossiysk? well, not quite . bon barriers are a kind of nets that are placed above the surface of the water on such buoys, and which for... prevent surface targets from moving in one direction or another water area, if you loo

., etc., a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now, activities, activities, well, that’s just whats done in russian homes themselves, besides this there are a large number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central apparatus of rossotrudnichestvo, exchange programs, internships. trips of young specialists to russia, educational programs, a lot of everything, there are obvious dates for us associated with victory day, may 9, of course, a holy day, various events are dedicated to this, such as a candle, remembrance, garden of memory, victory dictation, a huge number various events, we participate, by the way, in the training of immortal regiments with great respect, so to speak, this is a great honor for us, besides this there is... a cozy, comfortable, wonderful, beautiful city, a deep bow to the city authorities, so that we have twin cities of the same grodno, this is, as far as i remember, tambov, it seems to me, vologda and there is also a whole list, right up to sakhalin, so it seems to me that our colleagues need to come to grodno, see how it works. l

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. militarization of children etc., and even submits all this data to international courts, but still,ow does this directly affect what is happening in crimea? well, first of all, i also want to remind you that we did not give and do provide information about how during the period of occupation the children were deprived of their rights, and indeed a violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and here it is precisely for us it must be said that the children, this is what you are showing on the screens now, and this really happened in artek and... and children from different regions are involved there, including from temporary occupied, new, temporarily, temporarily occupied territories, including from the territory of the russian federation, but i just want to remind you that on the first of june, the day of children's rights, they actively demonstrated, let's say, including how children are programmed and demonstrated militarism. children, which contradicts all international norms, and it is very important for us, just to record it, to document it, and because children, t

., etc., a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now, activities. activities, well, this is only whatrussian homes themselves, besides this there are a large number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central rossotrudnichestvo parade, exchange programs, internships, trips of young professionals to russia, educational programs, a lot in total, there are dates that are obvious to us related to victory day, may 9, of course, a holy day, various events are dedicated to this, such as a candle... there are considerations, it is very important for us that these are not just visits of friendship, which is obvious , there should be visits of friendship, of course, people should be happy with each other, but the plan of events that we are drawing up between the russian partner and the belarusian partner, the exchange of some knowledge, technologies in the field of not only culture, where to hold which concert, but in i don’t know the area, utilities economy, road management and so on, here it seems to me, let’s return to the topic of russian centers of science and cul

they are, well first of all, they really try to intimidate parents, they open administrative cases, etclation to the teenagers themselves, or in relation to the parents, and in this way... they are trying, well, let's say, to educate another part of the youth and children and teenagers, in order to demonstrate that they are in control of the situation and that there will be fines or there the arrest administrator, and in this way, including putting pressure on parents so that they are not allowed to participate in these processes, and therefore, when we see 28 cases, in my opinion, this is... not enough, because this is what they recorded , and here i want to say that we do not claim that everything that's all, all the information is complete, maybe we don't have additional information yet, maybe there are many more of these cases, but it shows that there is a young generation in crimea that occupies, let's say, which... not what occupies a pro-ukrainian position that does not agree with the policy of the occupation authorities in crimea, and this is very important. well, that is, at th

, let's say, control the situation when they provide information about explosions, video materials, etchat is why it is very important for them, including that they have not yet were able to completely take control when such purely civil resistance appears, when we talk about... there the appearance of, let's say, the colors of the ukrainian flag or yellow ribbons or other such symbols of ukrainian or crimean tatars or crimean liberties, it is very important for them that they intimidate people more in this way, so that, let's say, and the number of people who could be brought under complete control later and could be controlled more. and in addition, they still do, as, now, now the main thing i would like to say is, they do it this way, and they come at night and conduct searches, or kidnap a person, it is in crimea is happening now, then they promise that they will release, people try not to talk about it out loud, they really release, but under what conditions, we still don't know, and this is how i think they are trying to spread the system. let's say, whether it is knocking, or rep

., etc., a huge number. all sorts of, as they say now, activities, activities, well, this is just what is done in russian houses themselves, except in addition, there are a large number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central office of rossotrudnichestvo, exchange programs, internships, trips for young professionals to russia, educational programs, a lot of everything, there are dates that are obvious to us related to victory day on may 9, of course, holy day, this is dedicated to... russian universities, there are several important considerations here, it is very important for us that these are not just friendship visits, which is obvious, there should be friendship visits, of course, people should rejoice at each other, but that... the plan of events that we are drawing up between the russian partner and the belarusian partner, the exchange of some knowledge, technologies, in the field of not only culture, where to hold a concert, but in the field of, i don’t know, communal economy, road management and so on, here it seems to me that the russian regions

there is no need to report, etc., etc., but, well, now we have problems that we have in conventionals , we have non-conventional ones. in this case , there was also a price drop. sir, this damage cannot be assessed at all in some unconventional cars. now, no, this is what we were saying . when the price dropped, we said, sir, this modest price does not need to go to court. their damage is 10 million. my modesty cost 5 million. well, this is 15 million in the range of 40 million. why is this? mr. insurer is obligated to pay 15 million tomans, don't you know that the party must file a lawsuit against you, etc. well, it is definitely possible that the party will pay out of his own pocket, so don't tie the insurance . yes, this happened. now we are talking about unconventional cars well, we have the issue that later , according to the amount of obligations they have, now the question that is raised here is that, for example, we insured ourselves until next year, and you say that this will happen in another month or two months, now our car is being evaluated. it has not happened that mr.

, they forced them to do this, to make children, that is, this is a violation of international law, etc? to fight this from the kendrag, i know that the krimstar resource center, directly the krimster midjlis, well, always records these violations of rights and regarding the militarization of children, etc. and even submits all this data to international courts, but still, how does it directly affect what is happening in crimea. well, first of all, i also want to remind you that we provided and are providing information about how during the period of occupation children were, well, deprived of their rights, and indeed a violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and here it is precisely here that we need to talk about what... children, what you are showing now on the screens, this really happened in artek, and children from different regions are involved there, including from the temporarily occupied, new, temporarily, temporarily occupied territories, and including from the territory of the russian federation, but i just want to remind you that on june 1, the day of childr

the health service, etc, so he - that would tackle the problems in the health service, etc, so he is. the health service, etc, so he is linking it — the health service, etc, so he is linking it to— the health service, etc, so he is linking it to popular— the health service, etc, so he is linking it to popular concerns. l the health service, etc, so he is- linking it to popular concerns. when he is _ linking it to popular concerns. when he is putting — linking it to popular concerns. when he is putting forward _ linking it to popular concerns. when he is putting forward those - linking it to popular concerns. when he is putting forward those policiesi he is putting forward those policies on for— he is putting forward those policies on for example _ he is putting forward those policies on for example higher— he is putting forward those policies on for example higher taxation - he is putting forward those policies on for example higher taxation fori on for example higher taxation for higher— on for example higher taxation for higher earners— on for example higher taxation for higher earn

of a security nature and passage. own procedures of quality democracy, governance, judicial system, etc., that is, all these copenhagen agreements, principles, but again, we would like more clarity in this agreement, and the mechanism, how it will happen at the level of automation, that is, the algorithm that is included, and on the other hand, the united states and biden are hardly ready to tell us the date when ukraine will be a member of nato, and we can see. his speech and statement, by the way, if, i apologize, if we do touch on this topic, then we are talking about payden's statement, but i would also like to ask you briefly, to ask what kind of statement it was, this is a red light for ukraine regarding joining nato? no, i said that the red light is that there are certain, certain warnings that washington is showing to its partners and the global south, uh, so... that is partners outside the west that the united states has, that the united states does not want, that is, the main claim to biden was from the countries of the global south, primarily even those who are in friendly re

um, you know, i go systems, economies, infrastructures, etc, etc. right? so these, the, this is a tiny amount, but even for the $1.00, and it's time me the amount of premiums that we gave for cove it globally in the year 2020 most over 113. and then just to give you a sense of, of comparison, right? i mean, we are at $1.00 and we need closer to $93.00 in the year if we are, that's what the, the experts tell us if we are to keep things around or below 2 degrees celsius. so we're really low at the same thing. so this is frustrates me that you know, we still are not funding enough and we still don't have, you know, enough kind of robust governance to kind of help us with it. it seems like uh, people like you say of becoming more more aware of the issue with seeing it. uh, you know, with heat waves and flooding and hurricanes, right around the world in a more frequent basis. but yet that doesn't actually moving into action from governments. caroline, can you just explain how close we add to this 1.5 percent pin point and how close are we have we actually gone

., etc., etc., etc., well, the fulfillment of ukrainian obligations will only speed up european integrationnd now the most important point, returning to today's agreement with the european union. the european union is not a defensive, dangerous community, it is an economic community, and with such an agreement, the european union is subjectiveized not only as an economic union, there is a free market, a common market, it raises the question of a new geopolitics a little. the reality in which the european union sees itself from the point of view of common defense policy. look at the conversations that are currently being heard in the european environment, they really talk about joint, separate european troops. yes, that is, even in such conditions the european union wants to play an active role. well, let's be honest, it wouldn't have been possible without the personal will of ursula von. and charles michel, who in principle are, well, probably one of the most pro-ukrainian politicians in the modern world, this is without, you know, without excessive modesty, i will emphasize, this is a fact

., etc., etc., etc. well, the fulfillment of ukrainian obligations will only speed up european integrationnd now the most important moment, returning to today's agreement with the european union, the european union is not a defense or security community, it is an economic community, and with such an agreement the european union subjectivized not only as an economic union, there is a free market, a common market, it raises a little question about the new geopolitical reality, in which the european union sees itself from a common point of view. of defense policy, look at the conversations that are currently going on in the european environment, they are really talking about joint, separate european troops, yes, that is, even in such conditions, the european union wants to play an active role, well, let's be honest, it would not be possible without of the personal will of ursela fondern and charles michel, who in principle are, well, probably one of the most... pro-ukrainian politicians in the modern world, this is without, you know, without too much modesty, i will emphasize, this is a fact,

you're in different situations and etiquette calls for different and you travel and etc., etc. etc. so it's not easy and. then there are the people who want to minimize their carbon footprint. so here's what i want to draw attention to, if that's goal, you're going to spend your entire life trying to do it. it's going to take all your time, all your energy, all your moral resources. it's not to say you shouldn't do it. it means that it's making a choice and it's giving us. it's taking opportunities to do other things that are good moral responses. right? so people who try to minimize their carbon footprint are, not paying as much attention to cobalt. they're also probably giving as much to charity because takes a lot of resources to do this. they're also probably not thinking as much about animal agriculture, aside from the environmental impacts, right? so there are a lot of different ways that we can let any of these rules take over our lives. all right. so what i'm going to do is going to point the finger rather than you. so here's matrix. and what i've done is i've used a gray sc

., etc., etc. and we most often agree to his conditions, because otherwise there is flexibility, yes,ple , maybe the service suffers from this, the service suffers, of course, recruiting quality staff everywhere to create conditions in which everything is ideal is almost impossible, especially in large resorts, imagine, at the same time, for example, about 5000 people vacation in anapa, where in anapa lives in general 4000, and of course in... who oversees this work? are there no training centers for the operational implementation of these skills? everything is there, everything is there, look, there are colleges, and technical schools, higher educational institutions, and today there are even hospitality classes, where career guidance begins from school, and i am sure that every atelier or every person who runs their business loves , he will definitely take upon himself the responsibility of training these people, it is important where to find these people, this is the key task today, moreover, we... well, it’s beautiful and why not drink water from beauty, you don’t have to drink, b

., etc., but they did not see the main national source, which was precisely pushkin, to whom the nativeruslan and lyudmila, and evgeny anegin, in subsequent editions of his rhetoric, included these works in the canon of rhetoric, that is, imagine, teaches classicist rhetoric, includes examples from evgeny negin, ruslan and lyudmila, prisoner of the caucasus and everything else , he loved his student so much, because that pushkin creates models, this is what a romantic poem should look like, this is what a novel about a modern man should look like, look, creating models. rather, even in some ways a classicist task, well, look, the expression is not enough for the brain, it’s still not a peasant expression, i’m not sure that the word brain even existed in the peasant’s vocabulary, this is from some educated person, you need to why, you need to figure it out, you need to turn to the dictionary and look it up, that is, it’s rude, yes it’s very rude, but i don’t know, it’s not too rude, but the brain is not enough, imagine that a schoolboy will write in an essay, but these people have little

um, you know, i go systems, economies, infrastructures, etc, etc. right, so these, the, this is a tiny amount, but even for the $1.00, and it's time me, the amount of premiums that we gave for colvin. globally in the year 2020 was over at $113.00. and then just to give you a sense of, of comparison, right? i mean, we are at $1.00 and we need closer to 9 premium a year if we are. that's what the, the experts tell us if we are to keep things around or be able to degree celsius. so we're really low at the same thing. so this is frustrates me that you know, we still are not funding enough and we still don't have, you know, enough kind of robust governments to kind of help us with it. it seems like uh, people like you say, uh, becoming more, more aware of the issue with seeing it, you know, with heat waves and flooding and hurricanes right around the world in a more frequent basis. but yet that isn't actually moving into action from governments. caroline, can you just explain how close we add to this 1.5 percent tipping point? and how close are we have w

um, you know, i go systems, economies, infrastructures, etc, etc. right, so these, the, this is a tiny amount, but even for the $1.00, and it's time me, the amount of premiums that we gave for colvin. globally in the year 2020 was over at $113.00. and then just to give you a sense of, of comparison, right? i mean, we are at $1.00 and we need closer to $93.00 of them a year if we are, that's what the, the experts tell us if we are to keep things around or be able to degree celsius. so we're really low at the same thing. so this is frustrates me that you know, we still are not funding enough and we still don't have, you know, enough kind of robust governments to kind of help us with it. it seems like uh, people like you say, uh, becoming more, more aware of the issue with seeing it, you know, with heat waves and flooding and hurricanes right around the world in a more frequent basis. but yet that isn't actually moving into action from governments. caroline, can you just explain how close we add to this 1.5 percent pin point and how close are we have w

one way or another focus on messages, including mass media, on internet sources, telegram channels, etc., which are published in mass media. of ukraine and that is why it is important to understand again and again that the enemy analyzes information as much as possible, collects information as much as possible in order to, but independent ukrainian analysts, they are already. they state and show the map that, for example, the noises have been captured, the general staff does not comment on this at all, which information is to be trusted, it is silence, it does not exist, we clearly understand, and i would like to give an example, including in the 22nd year, when we and our comrades of the fourth brigade of the rubizh brigade performed tasks, including in severodonetsk, in rubizhny, in other hot areas, and we repeatedly faced the fact that the enemy's zero line, including there... are located under his units, we clearly understand that the enemy has a little weaker with communication, especially this was again in 22 year by means of communication, and the enemy was oriented quite often t

um, you know, i go systems, economies, infrastructures, etc, etc. right, so these, the, this is a tiny amount, but even for the $1.00, and it's time me, the amount of premiums that we gave for colvin. globally in the year 2020 was over at $113.00. and then just to give you a sense of, of comparison, right? i mean, we are at $1.00 and we need closer to $93.00 of them a year if we are, that's what the, the experts tell us if we are to keep things around or be able to degree celsius. so we're really low at the same thing. so this is frustrates me that you know, we still are not funding enough and we still don't have, you know, enough kind of robust governments to kind of help us with it. it seems like uh, people like you say, uh, becoming more, more aware of the issue with seeing it, you know, with heat waves and flooding and hurricanes, right around the world in a more frequent basis. but yet that isn't actually uh, moving into action from governments. caroline, can you just explain how close we add to this 1.5 percent tipping point? and how close are

, etc. so that's very out the lot. just one more for you me on before you have an amy, thanks for your patience. what are the numbers right now? so of um, there were about $4500.00 people crossing the border illegally per day. and so does that mean 4500 people are supposed to be sent home per day? well that, that number has actually been reduced recently to in between 3504000. and of course, all this 2500. but nevertheless, yes, theoretically speaking, the way this is the radically to all the work is all of those individuals down in town. 3rd, are actually supposed to be sent back. but the question is, what is back? because if they're not mexican manageable, will mexico, i'd say, sending non mexican national the back to the goal or not. well, how are you supposed to depart people back the website to our venezuela or in china, where those countries won't like to bring their people back? and so that's what breeds a lot of problems along the border. a me, your republican strategist, as we said

the youth not only have and energy, etc.they had this specific place in our population that can be inspiring because it's really important to call us out right in different so her as a youth feels reallyand then i'll just mention there's more in the book but you also talk about bill. bill as a retiree activist. i mean, he hasn't he launched a site called the third act. and it's' adults in the third act of life, strengths and willingness toe in different ways. right? so yeah, we should think about ll these people can make a dent and then out hours. right. thank you. are we done? i'm being told we're done. thank you so much. we when mayor john asked me, i would like to introduce a book usly said i would. and i ask him, as i have in t choose when i might the romney a rec b prior reading the book, i knew that mitt

., etc., a huge number of all sorts of, as they say now, activities, activities, well, this is just whats done in the russians themselves houses, besides this there is also a large the number of different programs that are launched from moscow, from the central cooperation apparatus, exchange programs, internships, trips of young specialists. to russia, educational programs, a lot of everything, there are obvious dates for us associated with victory day, may 9, of course, a holy day, various events are dedicated to this, such as a candle of memory, a garden of memory, a victory dictation, a huge number of different events, we by the way, we participate in the training of immortal regiments with great respect, so to say, this is a huge honor for us, besides this there are interesting stories, for example, the forum of regions that took place in belarus, we also participated in its preparation, in the organization, there are educational programs, there is a recruitment of students from belarus to russian universities, here are several important there are considerations, it is very importan

we have portuguese teachers, egyptian jordanian teachers, etc. the referees should upload the clips, fifa should see them there, as you know, many people say, sir, this is inside. is the whole production going to be done or not ? fifa has commitments in different parts of the world , it has a commitment to discuss vr, that's why it has introduced several companies and if something special happens, they are responsible . where is this company that we agreed with china is under the supervision of fifa , and anyway, now apparently this has been announced, it may be another country, but let's do it, because anyway , since you gave a talk two or three days ago , i can tell you very simply, a lot of mischief. it has happened in the past 5 years that this did not happen , so it became an excuse to be at your service , people and fans are very worried that if nothing special happens in terms of finances, we will not have vr next year, now you are talking about this, you still see , i am technical. in 2003, i went to the pro-license class and coached in i

in the national center of orange teachers, we have an egyptian lesson jordanian, etc.s is happening . we are just waiting for how many devices you want to bring. now, 6 vr devices are going to be included with this purchase, and if we have vr devices, we should plan our training matches based on that. and it's a bit complicated , the referees have to upload the clips, fifa has to see it there, as you know, many people say, sir, this is going into production or something else . see, fifa has commitments in different parts of the world , it has the commitment to discuss var because of this. he has also introduced some companies and if there is a special event if it happens, they are responsible . where is this company that we made a deal with? it is under the control of fifa. it is in china . anyway, it has been announced that it may be another country, but it will remain in konkot, because in any case, i can tell you very simply, a lot of different mischief has happened. it has n't happened in the last 5 years. well, i 'm saying this because of you, and if the referee t

you're in different situations and etiquette cau travel and etc. etc. etc. so it's not easy re the people who want to minimize their carbon footprint. so here's what i want to draw attention to, if spend your entire life trying to do it. it's going to take all your time, all your energy, all your moral reses's not to say you shouldn't do it. it means that it's making a choice and it's giving us. it's taking opportunities to do things that are good moral responses. right? so people who try to minimize theioo are, not paying as much attention to cobalt. they're also much to charity because takes a lot of resources to do this. they're also probably not thinking as much about animal agriculture, aside from the - environmental impacts, right? so there are a lot of different ways that we can let any of these rules take over our lives. all right. so wha the finger rather than you. so here's matrix. and what i've done is i've a gray scale to show how well or how i live up to thee gray, the better live up to the rule. here's my goal. my goal is whenever i find adopt,

now, except for hindu, muslim, buddhist, christian, sikh, etc., etc., this plural and colorful biji partyng the society of india to the extent. he ignores a lot , even though he tries to maintain an appearance sometimes, that is, mr. modi also sometimes sends a positive sign to muslims, where he is giving a speech, for example, the call to prayer is raised , he is silent to respect them, sometimes this there are problems, but really, the big problem is that the diversity and plurality of the indian society is being ignored, and today mr. rargani also said that the people's defense of the constitution of that society is being compromised in a way, he is playing a game to hit the ruling party. that we want to keep this plurality let's do the positive points that he had created for himself and the popularity that he had created for himself, although it worked for a part of the indian society , but it caused a reduction in the scope of aras, yes, and a part of the same hindu society, that is, about 80 indians, well, hindus. those hindus themselves are also very important in the states. that t

, etc. so that's very ality. all right, let me just one more for you, leon before you have an amy, thanks for your patience. what are the numbers right now? so of um, there were about $4500.00 people crossing the border illegally per day. and so does that mean 4500 people are supposed to be sent home per day? well that, that number has actually been reduced recently to in between 3504000. and of course, all this 2500. but nevertheless, yes, theoretically speaking, the way this is the radically to all the work is all of those individuals down in town. 3rd, are actually supposed to be sent back. but the question is, what is back? because if they're not mexican manager old, will mexico, i'd say, sending non mexican national the back to the go or not. well, how are you supposed to depart people back the website to our venezuela or in china, where those countries won't like to bring their people back? and so that's what reads a lot of problems along the border. us, amy, your republican strategist

, etc. like it, do you think that the i and say serial rema posit could actually ever work with if, if and jacobs. i'm such a, i mean the n c already isn't equation with the example in the city of equity. me, it's a neutral party to minus apartment to with a or come one finish of a put is located the 5th and the amc, our king and completion date. and he said superset soon. that's a tough decision of to his big. um, so i do think, and i think maybe it's as important. i need to see this 1st of all i, i just give you a bit of a brief, a brief explanation of this. right. but yeah, it's what's called it in, in printing in 2015. and it consists of the fact that which is the 1st emissions that kind of get you the front of it in 2014. now that, yeah, and for this published by the full model of the amc, usually to less money and all the details of the in c u t fluctuate form. now we must understand that when the f was found, it last funded on a principle of what he call 7 kind of know, p us, those 7

, etc. i'm not used to attend, but they're basically, they're supposed to most of the fundamentals of the foundations of south africa. the next 94 units i've just had went into and many a video which basically told me that the ac. what am i the most likely that is much more alignment, but the e s. s has tended to be more just disruptive. all governments might relate to what the on that is, something with disabilities that uh, that it weighed coalitions. and that basically that a lot of instability and the best has been a lot of that because they know how to use power to exec and transitions from the majority parts, which is the n c. so if the easy way to go into publish and look at it at the national level, you can imagine the kinds of co off of demands that they would make. and this is that, that would make the easy was an easy was not going to because the answer is very conscious of invest that sentiment and market sentiment, etc, etc. like it, do you think that the i and say serial rema p

, etc. and people really identify with their, you know, uh, foreign routes. donald trump, to name just only donald trump, the 45th president. his grandfather is from the very a in germany. and so the question chris goes to you because your bio says that when you were a baby, your parents came from sherlock and flooded a civil war, a country that was on the brink of civil war. and you've obviously been tremendously successful. but what you do, how is this whole notion of america is built on, you know, the positive force of integration? is that all just a cliche now? i sure hope not, cuz i certainly believe that you know, my daughter's life will be easier because my own parents lives were hard and you may hear my one year old in the background. so sorry for that. but to me that the american dream um and i think it has, in part powered how the us has become a superpower. but it is really different right now because, you know, we, as an immigration organization get a task from the right and the

in artek , they forced the children to do it, that is this is a violation of international law, etc.,o deal with it from kandrag, i know that... the resource center and directly the krymsterskyi mijlis always records these violations of rights and regarding the militarization of children, etc., and even submits all this data to international courts, but everything anyway, how does it directly affect what is happening in crimea? well, first of all, i want to remind you that we provided and continue to provide information about how things were during the period of occupation. well, deprived of the right, and the children are indeed a violation of the convention on the rights of the child, and right here, we need to talk about the fact that the children, that is what you are showing on the screens now, and this really happened in the artek, and children from different regions are involved, including from temporarily occupied, new, temporarily, temporarily occupied territories, including from the territory of the russian federation, but that's exactly what i want. to remind that on june 1

, etc. so that's very out the lot. just one more for you really on before you go and pay me. thanks for your patience. what are the numbers right now? so of um, there were about $4500.00 people crossing the border illegally per day. and so does that mean 4500 people are supposed to be sent home per day? well that, that numbers actually been reduced recently to, in between 3504000. and of course, all this 2500. but nevertheless, yes, theoretically speaking, the way this is the radically for all the work is all of those individual down and down. 3rd, are actually supposed to be sent back. but the question is, what is back? because if they're not mexican manageable, well, mexico, i'd say, sending non mexican national the mexico or if not, well, how are you supposed to get more people back to like a few of our venezuela or china, or those countries won't like to bring their people back and so that's what reads a lot of problems along the border. it's a me, your republican strategist, as we said

several in the southern bay, in several rows there are boom barriers, and in on the northern side, etc., the enemy considers, well, traditionally... such a system of defense the most optimally, well, in combination with anti-sabotage measures by boats, helicopters patrolling the sea, our guys tried to break through these barrier barriers and really broke through, and to say that 100% success is not true, of course, first of all in order to break through , well, it's like a cumulative blow. someone has, one drone has to break through, sacrifice itself on breaking through the barrier, the second and the others are already breaking into the closed water area, nevertheless, in the sevastopol bay, remember her regular raids in relation to which had their as a result, her opponent is trying to improve this system, for example, in the same notorious crimean bridge. barges are already on display, barricaded or whatever you want to call them, that is, instead of these buoys, there are whole old rusty barges that you have to pass through, well , you can hit such an iron ship, of course, but how

. etc. now, once you've got the, the digital parts, the, on the ground tables, the satellite networks, the doctor centers that enable your information infrastructure to operate independently of that. the next thing you know, the operating systems and what we have is the development of a scale. very robust, the operating system is based on open source platforms and technologies, whether it's in a software applications or even in the design of mock, our process a trips. so open source becomes the next frontier. the next thing that gets built on top of that is actually a new set of standards. the standards of the world will begin to oper, right? but at least the global majority will be our console standards. and the reason why i control standards mca enables it to operability between what, how otherwise autonomous, with finally in like digital eco systems. now, the last thing that will get billed from an infrastructure point of view is an array of cryptographic tools. now cryptography is in ess

and transport vessels the black sea fleet, to which the enemy is trying to supply ammunition, fuel, etcied crimea, there is a whole complex of objects that simply need to be neutralized, well, that's already the case. safari is a player, yes, yes, and yesterday, mr. pavle, it became known that the ukrainian gourmand destroyed a russian tugboat in lake pangolyu of the crimean-tatar republic, and the more interesting thing here is not that the tugboat was destroyed, because it was completely crossed, and, and that , that ukrainian naval drones have already overcome these russian ban barriers, which... we understand, are still in ports of novorossiysk and other ports where russia hides its ships, does this mean that all of a sudden, that is, these ban barriers of russia no longer work, and our naval drones can get any russian ships in the ports of akyaru or the ports of novorossiysk? well, not quite like that, bon barriers are some kind of nets that are placed. above the surface of the water on buoys such and which prevent surface targets from moving to one or another water area, if you lo

are also several in the southern bay, in several rows there are barricades, and on the northern side, etcrs, well, traditionally the most optimal protection system, well, in a complex with its anti-sabotage measures, boats, helicopters patrolling the sea, tried... er, our guys to break through these the bono barriers really broke through, and eh, to say that 100% success is not true, of course, first of all, in order to break through, well, it is an accumulative strike, someone has to, one drone has to break through, sacrifice itself to break through the barrier , the second one and the others are already breaking into the closed water area, however, remember in the sevastopol bay. regular airstrikes in relation to which had their results, the enemy is trying to improve this system, well, for example, the same notorious crimean bridge has already been barricaded, or whatever you want to call them, that is, instead of there are whole old, rusty barges standing by these buoys. which are necessary, through which one must pass, to hit such an iron, then of course it is also possible, but how

the southern bay as well. in several of rows, these barrier barriers are also on the northern side, etche enemy traditionally considers such a defense system the most optimal, well, in a complex with anti-sabotage measures by boats, helicopters patrolling the sea, our guys tried to break through these barrier barriers. and really broke through, and er, well , to say that 100% success is not true, of course, first of all, in order to break through, well, it’s like a cumulative blow, someone has to, one drone has to break through, sacrifice himself for the breakthrough of these barriers, the second one and the others are breaking through in a closed water area, nevertheless, it is in the sevastopol bay, remember the regular raids relatively. which had their results, the enemy is trying to improve this system, well, for example, on the same notorious crimean bridge , barricades or whatever you want to call them, that is, instead of these buoys, there are whole old, rusty barges that need to be crossed in... the same iron, of course, it is also possible, but how long will it sink, and it is

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several in the southern bay, in several rows there are barrier barriers, and on the northern side, etcves, well , traditionally, such a system of protection is the most optimal, well, in a complex with... anti-sabotage measures, boats, helicopters that patrol the sea, our guys tried to break through these barrier barriers, and they really broke through, and well to say that 100% success is not true, of course, first of all, in order to break through, well, it is like a cumulative blow, someone has, one drone has to break through, sacrifice itself to break through the barrier, the second... already and others are breaking into the closed water area, nevertheless in the sevastopol bay, remember its regular raids relative to it, which had the result, er, the enemy is trying to improve this system, well, for example, the same notorious crimean bridge has already been barged barricaded or what to call them , i.e. instead of... these bullies there are whole old rusty barges that need to be passed through, well , it is possible to hit the same iron, of course, but how long will it sink, and i

we live here, which means our smells of the i ss, door smells of food, a working equipment, etc. when we come back from space walks and close the hatch, we always smell what we call the space smell. i believe is the smell of ozone, which you can smell after an intense lightning storm. that's the 1st thing we smell when we emerge from our space suits the station, is full of smells hummadi. nibble was pleasure as od. thank you. it was a wonderful experience for all of us. it was a huge opportunity to talk to you on live television. thank you from me and all the space bounds who have gathered here. thank you. your thought is space and thank you so much. thank you for your questions. the engine friends show is coming to an end, but before we say good fine, let's go back to the person. we opened the conversation with rebecca shaw and he's a real hero into this home country. these days. as india space pioneer, we sent our crew to sit down with them and learn more about 2 story. the just the language was one issue and we didn't know where to rush. and when i say we, i mean my back up fr