for the kosovo liberation army.d sadik duraku from brighton, currently in prison in belgrade serbia. he from brighton, currently in prison in belgrade serbia.— in belgrade serbia. he is “ust a charismatic i in belgrade serbia. he is “ust a charismatic kind fl in belgrade serbia. he is “ust a charismatic kind person _ in belgrade serbia. he isjust a charismatic kind person who i in belgrade serbia. he isjust a i charismatic kind person who puts family as number one. this is when we first came to brighton. in family as number one. this is when we first came to brighton.- we first came to brighton. in 1998, the family claimed _ we first came to brighton. in 1998, the family claimed asylum - we first came to brighton. in 1998, the family claimed asylum in - we first came to brighton. in 1998, the family claimed asylum in uk i the family claimed asylum in uk while war raged in their home country of kosovo. they went on to settle in brighton where mr sadik duraku started a car washing business. the family were happy here.

, and albania and kosovo are inhabited by albanians, well, in kosovo there are 95%, it seems, albaniansey do not speak in any way. about the unification of albania and kosovo, and on the contrary this project of tito, who tried to create such an albanian community in yugoslavia in order to add albania to yugoslavia, regarding the borders, of course they should not be violated according to the agreements that appeared after the second world war world war, although, for example, there are big questions here, for example, about keningsberg and the kaliningrad region, which in fact, you see, is the former german territory, well, it is claimed by several states. by the way, here, but it is completely inhabited by russians. another question, we now need to think about the fact that after the collapse of the russian federation, which is a natural, historical process, how did it begin to disintegrate, it continues to disintegrate, what is happening? you and i will have to create a gray zone, one way or another, and those declared states that will be in the future territory, today, more precisel

so it's been 25 years since i started covering the war in kosovo. so clearly, i would automatically think we are doing so much better because we were meant to be completely ethnically cleanse the spiteful, the problems, lots of grey economy and a big unemployment. but we have a very vibrant and working civil society. i knew the as far as how many living pills come, because that's why was that big time. i'm the subs was the amount of thing this place. so you had this sense that something horrible has happened. is journalist to be honest with you, documented chemo, most of the conflict, revisit the strong and because on the legacy of k, a founder of them, you know, sorry, this trying as becomes the heart of the state's new identity. but i think if you're a witness to something like this, it's important to stay connected to it. but i hadn't realized when i found this are in full and it was going to become and how it was going to be. or perhaps one of the most important things to talk about today. i remember the day it happened very clearly, but i remem

so it's been 25 years since i started covering the war in kosovo. so clearly, i would automatically think we are doing so much better because we were meant to be completely ethnically cleanse the spiteful, the problems, lots of grey economy and a big unemployment. but we have a very vibrant and working civil society. i knew the as far as how many living pills come because that's why was that big time . i'm the subs was i'm only seeing this place. so you had this sense that something horrible is happening. versus journalist, to be honest with you, documented key moments of the conflict. revisit the strong and because on the legacy of k, a founder of them, you know, sorry, this trying as becomes the heart of the states, new identity. but i think if you're a witness to something like this, it's important to stay connected to it. but i hadn't realized when i found this are in full and it was going to become and how it was going to be. or perhaps one of the most important things to talk about today. i remember the day it happened very clearly, but i reme

and the struggle for independence. punch the region into kayla by 1999 kosovo was at the epicenter of police violence. as major forces launched the bombing campaign to stop to serve you in the question. as costco celebrates 25 years, does that contain people empower, excludes the states transformation from a will to one region to a beacon of high points people the the 25 years ago, a nation in the us from the shadows of war and oppression. today the nation has done sprouts. showcase that gets resilience military's thing, as people come on the rates and celebrate together with that investment dollars. the hartford freedom the, the, the, the, the, the, the turn, the and as for each site we have in the course we use that to his associates to continue the breakup of yugoslavia in the early ninety's is actively intensive some of the bolton's serbian forces under the leadership of some of the last that was carried up perfect massacres and ethnic cleansing campaigns. leaving 1000 deb and millions displaced by 2 had to leave the country refusing to join the serbian army and thought taking kil

brutal comes ethnic tensions and the struggle for independence. punch the region into kayla by 1999. kosovo was at the epicenter of police violence. as nature forces launched the bombing campaign to stop the sub you in the question. as comfortable as celebrates 25 years says that campaign, people empower, excludes the stay struggle for peace and stability since the clear and independence in 2008 the the 25 years ago, a nation in lewis from the shadows awarded the impression today, the place has done sprouts. celebrate the resilience. to, sorry, we've invested millions in the us, we used to do the break up over here to slow down nearly noises small due to conflicts of the voltage on the slope with them. the loss of this is leadership. soviet forces come with a total loss that goes and that's the cleansing. leaving thousands, the millions displaced in 1999 literature must have been forces killed. $45.00 has to be called pain, is uncomfortable prompted nato's intervention and the rest of 2 lives. many remaining serv, space there's on the ation with tax and sizes. floods want solving is welcome

important part of the reason why we're there is that um, no, serbian government will ever recognize kosovo as an independent state. and i can hardly imagine a government in purchasing a sampling for anything less than full independent. so look, usually is quite a blue with a uh, well it is blue me from the perspective of our uh, accession prospects to the or can you, us, but it's not the end of the world along the, you know, the regions invasion between the to be the solutions well i think that i'm vision to achieve proper reconciliation is, is a bit too much of the current circumstances. black ink also was capital prime minister on being called to the surface pro, use phones, noting that the state already opposed minority lows to use, dont, as we have 93 percent of the population of opinions. but i'm not prime minister on beautiful bands. we have 4 percent serbs and we have 3 percent of them. i noticed we have is of seats in our parliament. our parliament has 120 seats. 10 are reserved for serv, minority, and then are reserved for other minority. serbian language is the official language

thejudge said his peacekeeper in bosnia and kosovo. bosnia and kosovo. thejudge said his conduct had been shameful and disgraceful, and jailed him for two and a half years. at the first riot in southport, police officers were caught in a vehicle as the mob pelted them with rocks and bins. at one point, luke moran tried to smash their window with a large piece of masonry. the father of three was jailed for three years at liverpool crown court. the judge said it was the first case —— worst case he had seen so far. more than 100 people have now been sent to prison for their roles in the riots, including perry fisher, who missed his first court appearance because he went on holiday to dubai. he was jailed for 29 months today for his part in the disorder in aldershot. daniel sandford, bbc news. joining me now is daniel de simone, our investigations correspondent. how much do we know about the people who took part in this disorder? the truth is, because there are so many people involved, we have already at least 440 people charged with relat

of the so-called bulldozer revolution, he was arrested in 2001, he died in prison 5 years later, and kosovoill used by the west to destabilize the situation in the balkans. one of the latest flare-ups between belgrade and priscina in september last year, it came down to mutual. these people start by making things worse for serbia, they believe that the worse things are for serbia, the better for them, so i say that they are not the opposition for me. despite the mass demonstrations, the serbian police behave extremely correctly, no one in belgrade beats demonstrators with truncheons, does not spray them with water cannons or poison them with gas, as they like to do in london, paris or new york. natalia solovieva, matvey popov, news. in the state duma discussed the organization and availability of children's recreation, this summer only 28% of schoolchildren were able to attend camps. one of the reasons is the high cost of vouchers. anna semenova figured out how the problem will be solved. for deputies, the end of summer is the time to sum up the season. children's recreation, this year less

in connection with this , vucic called for... a contingent, it is called the kosovo force, to prevent the protests from escalating. in dagestan, they are eliminating the consequences of bad weather, after a heavy downpour, roads were washed away, bridges and water pipes were destroyed, as a result, at least nine villages were cut off from the outside world. more details, sarkar magomedov. only a truly large-scale natural disaster can shock the highlanders, accustomed to the vagaries of the weather. such mudflows have not been seen in the tsumadinsky and shamilsky districts for a long time. everything was carried away. mosk, the road, everything. the most powerful streams of mud filled the gorge and river beds, as in vaule kedi. it is now cut off from civilization. while some are watching with apprehension from the shore, others had enough... chips, some villages were left without a bridge and roads, heavy precipitation bring not only destruction, but also tons of garbage, behind me is the beginning of the sulak canyon, boats are visible, well, dark stains on the water, nine villages r

the deputy prime minister of serbia warned of the possibility of an escalation of the conflict in kosovoore september of this year. alexander vulin noted: there are many threats from the west, which means that events can develop dangerous. the president of the republic also expressed concern about possible unrest. aleksandar vucic also stressed that protests could begin when trying to open a bridge between the albanian and serbian parts of kosovska mitrovica. vucic also called on the nato contingent, which is called the kosovo force, to prevent the conflict from escalating. the israeli army struck a residential building in the gaza strip. two people were killed and six more were injured. amid the escalation of the conflict in the near. the united states decided not to limit military aid to the strike force battalion isaac. and the representative of iran to the un said that washington's support shows that the states are the main sponsor of terrorism. now tel aviv is preparing for a retaliatory strike from tehran. the escalation in the middle east has already led to the international agenc

period for the country, it was during his time that the state collapsed, the war for the preservation of kosovo bombing. milosevic was overthrown in the so-called bulldozer revolution in 2001, arrested five years later, he died in prison, and kosovo is still used by the west to destabilize the situation in the balkans. one of the latest aggravations between belgrade and prizcina in september last year, it came to mutual use of firearms, several people died, and the head of the european committee for nato development, gunder fillinger, called for a new war against serbia. until now, despite obvious provocations, fueled from abroad, the situation in the republic is being kept under control. the authorities have promised to initiate criminal cases against the instigators. but let's talk specifically. i would say that quasi-ecologists, quasi-patriots, self-proclaimed representatives of the opposition, if we are talking about the opposition, these people start by making things worse for serbia, they believe that the worse it is for serbia, the better for them, so i say that for me they are not the o

a new escalation of the conflict in kosovo and metohija could happen this month.h a warning was made by the deputy prime minister of serbia. aleksandar vullin noted that the kosovo-albanian authorities. in the elections, he spoke about this in a long interview with billionaire elon musk. due to a large-scale hacker attack, the dialogue of the century, as journalists dubbed it, appeared on the internet almost an hour later, which further fueled the interest of listeners. about trump's main statements and the reaction to them in the white house, a report by the head of the american news bureau, valentin bogdanov. the total audience of elon musk and donald trump on the x platform is 282 million. users, this is comparable to the population of the united states, one and a half times more than the number of american voters, but neither at 8 p.m. nor at 8:15 a.m., none of these people heard either trump's or musk's voices, only electronic music was heard from the speakers. cyber ​​​​sabotage: someone has a colossal reach potential voters, which the republican candidate p

we may disagree on the numbers but not a single soul left kosovo prior to the bones starting falling on the federal republic of yugoslavia. and it's really revolting for those of us who have been calling the situation with you. we have uh, international media outlets and they show those scenes of exodus. and then they say, oh, well, we have to do something about it. and therefore, we have to box that fox, which i just, i think you said mucus love you. the new kitchens love, new condition, komatt simulates man. and i brought this time, i've got sales volume company to you. i'm out of steam. it also comes with all of the military, so the percent of the country so, so the, the annotated, he said lots initially off of him catholic school and just console. and boy for the related story before. so filled up, what is what i meant for them. but also in the volume, the other steamer place and the updates drastic unlike many of us from our fighting age generation who fled like che, like an actor and theater director for miles college chose to join the kelly. i wish i said, you know, doesn't, a

so it'd be neighbors and was the only one in kosovo to be completed, demolished, child brown was erased from the match. was just, we're collateral damage or plots of the larger, more sinister plans for the close of business. despite the secure service events of my team to the neighbors. so being village absorption. but the rest of those were living in for you. and that was very pleased to see us maybe to see the funding language. we're waiting for the day when the day when a q us that in the name of the, the best rate with top to live. so it'd be it's been many years since i last visited, despite having many friends here. i never dare to come back into the largest or immediately after the war. this time, i'm meeting the form of foreign minister of the country. mister gentlemen kindly invited me to his office this important and decisive year for everything that had followed with the 9099 intervention of nato, which was unprovoked and then legal, military aggression. it was done in violation of international law with a distinct aim to change borders of a sovereign country. if you disagree

and was the only one in kosovo to be completed. demolished, child brand was erased from the match. was just more collateral damage or plots of the larger, more sinister plans for postal was news despite the secure service events with my team to the neighbors. so being village absorption. but the rest of those were living in fees, and that was very pleased to see us maybe to see the funding language. we're waiting for the day when the day when a q us that in the name of the, the best rate with top to live. so it'd be it's been many years since i last visited, despite having many friends here. i never dare to come back in the largest or immediately after the war. this time, i'm meeting the form of foreign minister of the country. mister gentlemen kindly invited me to his office this important and decisive year for everything that had followed with the 9099 intervention of nato, which was unprovoked and then legal, military aggression. it was done in violation of international law with a distinct aim to change borders of a sovereign country. if you disagree with the russian. but what

and maybe we may disagree on the numbers but not a single soul left kosovo prior to the bones starting falling on the federal republic of yugoslavia. and it's really revolting for those of us who have been calling the situation with you. we have uh, international media outlets and they show those scenes of exodus. and then they say, oh, well, we have to do something about it. and therefore, we have to box that fox, which i just, i think you said mucus love you. the new kitchens love, know condition komatt simulates man. and i brought this time, i've got sales volume gumple. it's the amount of steam and also of course consuming all of the militia of you. so the percent of the country so. so the, the annotated usage, lots and easily also been catholic school and just console. and boy, for the related story before the filled up. what is what i meant for them, but also in the volume, the other steamer place and the updates drastic. unlike many of us from our fighting age generation lead lead off che, like an actor and see it, the director for my old college chose to join the kelly. i wish

and the struggle for independence launched the region into kayla by 1999. kosovo was at the epicenter of police violence. as nature forces launched the plumbing campaign to stop this being the question. as costco celebrates 25 years says that campaign, people empower, excludes the space, trouble for peace and stability since declaring independence in 2008 the the 25 years ago, the nation was from the shadows of water. the pressure today, lovelace has done sprout, celebrate the resilience to the site. we've invested millions in the us, we used to do the break up of yugoslavia and nearly largest small due to conflicts of the focus on the slope of them. the loss of issues, leadership, soviet forces come with a terrific mass that goes and that's the cleansing leaving sizes, the millions displaced in 1999, the truck must occur was being forces killed, $45.00. that's the called pain is uncomfortable prompted late as intervention. and the so do the rest of 2 lives, many remaining serv, space there's on the ation of trucks and sizes. floods want something is welcome to the loose, is this to g

comfortable ethnic tensions and the struggle for independence punched the region into kayla by 1999. kosovo was at the epicenter of police violence. as nature forces launched the bombing campaign to stop to serve you in the question. as costco celebrates 25 years, does that contain people in power explores the space, trouble for peace and stability? seems to clear and independence in 2008. the the 25 years ago, the nation was from the shadows, awarded the impression. today the place has done sprouts. celebrate the season is to say, we've invested millions in the us. we used to do the break up the slogan, nearly large is small due to conflicts of the voltage on the slope of them. the loss of this is leadership, serbian forces come with a total loss that goes and that's the cleansing. leaving thousands, the millions displaced. in 1999, the restaurant must occur, was being forced, was killed. 45, s, the called pain is uncomfortable. prompted nato's intervention. and the rest of 2 lives, many remaining serv, space there's on the ation with tax and sizes. floods want solving is welcome the loose

and these are difficult issues to do in kosovo and serbia. i said to my friends on both sides, look, i get, my family was not impacted like your family. i get that i'm going to sound very insensitive when i say don't look backward, look forward, and talk about the economic growth. i get that you are looking at me and say, you don't know, you have not been impacted. i totally understand that. but you have to understand that i have a little value in trying to get you to look to the future, because your kids don't want to just sit around and talk about mutual recognition in politics. they want to know they can stay here and have a good job and have a family here, and you will get to see her grandkids because they did not move to germany or hungary or poland. so what i trying to do is say to people, you've got to reject this in geo class that wants white papers and mutual recognition and sitting around a table and fighting about words. no, that is not important. what is important is getting people on a path so they have jobs, good paying jobs, an

and these are difficult issues to do in kosovo and serbia. i said to my friends on both sides, look, i get, my family was not impacted like your family. i get that i'm going to sound very insensitive when i say don't look backward, look forward, and talk about the economic growth. i get that you are looking at me and say, you don't know, you have not been impacted. i totally understand that. but you have to understand that i have a little value in trying to get you to look to the future, because your kids don't want to just sit around and talk about mutual recognition in politics. they want to know they can stay here and have a good job and have a family here, and you will get to see her grandkids because they did not move to germany or hungary or poland. so what i trying to do is say to people, you've got to reject this in geo class that wants white papers and mutual recognition and sitting around a table and fighting about words. no, that is not important. what is important is getting people on a path so they have jobs, good paying jobs, an

for the reasons that we have repeatedly discussed and which are quite simple: this is his firmness on kosovois is his firmness on the republic of srpska in relation to compliance with dayton and his firmness and consistency in rejection. the police behaved professionally, but at the same time very, very carefully, understanding that, as in all previous similar stories, the goal of the opposition, vucic's opponents, inside and outside serbia, is to provoke a violent scenario that will then develop according to an uncontrolled scheme. these are well-known techniques and the well-known logic of those who organize and provoke color revolutions. the techniques are indeed well-known. aleksandrevich, we are now seeing these shots, right now, what is the situation on the streets of serbian cities and is there a threat of a resumption of what we have just seen? at the moment, just like yesterday, the situation was calm, the situation was under control, as they say. in every sense of the word, will there be, will there be a resumption of protests? yes, i think there will be, because the expectation is

certificates during inspection. they provide in the brest region the provision of a city reception point in kosovodry, a full list of household services, and not only, the chairman, not without pride, shares with our film crew, local residents are not offended, our post office, nearby is the goshevsky, filskoshetsky pukt, fab, as a rule, to the right of us is a kindergarten for 40 places, a comprehensive reception point, in front of us is a cultural center, here on the street central, secondary school, 640 people live in goshchevo, in total according to the village council, it unites 10 settlements, there is almost everything, the trading facility was thoroughly renovated in april, and it was not closed for repairs for the convenience of the visitor. new refrigerators, split-chambers, optimization of areas, the range has significantly expanded, a mini-cafe will soon appear. taking into account the fact that this year is designated by the head of state as the year of quality, it is of exceptionally urgent importance for us. a lot of objects in trade modernized, including along the line of the opera

where were all these champions of international law when nato created the state of kosovo, tearing it away from serbia, simply because some albanian kosovars said: we want independence, where was the peace when the us invaded iraq, where were those who are now expressing fears and concerns? from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, rieter opposed washington's policy, which implied pumping kiev with weapons with the fact that. met with the kremlin's us presidential candidate, but he himself literally just recently met with kennedy jr., so you can't exactly call him an armchair expert or marginal. "i'm doing what every concerned american should do when our authorities go against our values, as enshrined in the constitution of the united states. the rhetorician has already stated that despite the search, he will continue to work, especially since he now has the opportunity to check for himself whether the first amendment to the american constitution is still in effect, prohibiting the state from suppressing freely expressed opinion, even if that opinion is not to someone in wash

that and i've been to kosovo a couple of times, but i was struck by several occasions where there yousovan flag while he was there, and i was really moved because quite a few times during my time at the sunny hill festival, people came up to me when they learnt i was british and they still wanted to say thank you for what we did as a country and with nato in the 1990s, there was someone who turned out to be a radio newsreader who just came up to me , having heard me at my up to me, having heard me at my british accent and said, you need to know that how grateful we are that we have our families and our country because of what you did. and it struck me because two weeks ago on this program, we were discussing ukraine with a trump supporter who said, oh, i'm not sure we should spend all the money. and it's definitely a live debate. and for me, going to a place like kosovo and hearing those people 20 years, 25 years after we intervened, saying thank you, we intervened, saying thank you, we have so much respect for the british, for what you did. i think seeing what's going on in the world

that and i've been to kosovo a couple of times, but i was struck by several occasions where there you while he was there, and i was really moved because quite a few times during my time at the sunny hill festival, people came up to me when they learnt i was british and they still wanted to say thank you for what we did as a country and with nato in the 1990s, there was someone who turned out to be a radio newsreader who just came up to me , having heard me at my up to me, having heard me at my british accent and said, you need to know that how grateful we are that we have our families and our country because of what you did. and it struck me because two weeks ago on this program, we were discussing ukraine with a trump supporter who said, oh, i'm not sure we should spend all the money. and it's definitely a live debate. and for me, going to a place like kosovo and hearing those people 20 years, 25 years after we intervened, saying thank you, we intervened, saying thank you, we have so much respect for the british, for what you did. i think seeing what's going on in the world right now

there that everyone will forget what ukraine is, and iran is not vietnam, and not north korea, and not kosovohe most terrible events will happen here . and as for the elections in the usa, 2 years ago, when we talked, here's how you answered the question about the elections of the twenty-fourth year, you made predictions about the elections in the usa and predicted the victory of both barack obama and joe biden, have you already made your forecast for the upcoming elections in twenty-what? no, i haven't yet. usa, this is what is happening, because the stars are changing, moving, and that's why he lost to biden, now everything, biden is gone, everything, he will no longer be president, and now everything is connected with haris, her horoscope is also good, but there is a small point here, haris has a small advantage, but...

the opponent will be the winner of the balkan kosovo, lard, northern ireland pair. the continental hockey league announced the start time of home matches for all teams in the upcoming season. minsk dynamo will start matches on weekdays at 19:10 belarusian time. as for weekends and holidays, here the time changes to 17:10. the bison will play the first meeting of the regular championship at home, and khabarovsk amur will visit. pykh not zornitsami, evening in the meadows, where medunitsy, the wind disappeared, where warm august, i was waiting for you, timid and joyful, timid and ... joyfully get up to knock, this is a song about all this of ours, about nature, about the homeland, about home, that's why it became my favorite, this river i always call. flow opposite our villages, chemerin, porechye, here the length is about 242 km, it originates from the swamps of belovezhskaya pushcha, odessa itself i am here on this section this river and was, i know it very well, and the river turns out like in the village, has its own sections and its own name, and the locals are g

so have been strained recently after the president of kosovo, announced his intention to reopen the bridge. here in germany, politicians are making the final campaign pushes ahead of sunday's elections into the eastern states, which could have a dramatic impact on the national political scene. current polls suggest the file rise alternative to germany, o i f d, could win the most vice in the states of through india and sex and another anti establishment policy. they newly created left wing populace. so hot and convinced alliance is also expected to do well. both parties oppose germany's ongoing military support for ukraine. a piano, a small town between dresden and the check border. it's early morning and already members of the far right alternative for germany party are up campaigning. polls indicate their party could win at least 30 percent and regional elections. their best result yet, high above their election tend a dove of peas. the of d is making germany is foreign policy. a big issue locally, especially it stands and rushes warren ukraine. so if we okay, you know, crime and people

through an era in our own lifetimes of multiple wars, the vietnam war, the two balkan wars and bosnia and kosovo, the two iraq wars, afghanistan and and libya with very mixed results. so i wanted to look at when, how and whether u.s. military force can and should be used as a adjunct to diplomacy and third, and very of concern and this gets back to your first question that we're in a environment in which a significant percentage of the congress and the public are in an isolationist mood. and i wanted to show by this book how vital it is for u.s. leadership abroad to soar of problems, to solve conflicts, and that if we don't, we leave a vacuum in which our adversaries russia and china will fill. when you go into the mindset of somebody who is perhaps isolated, honest, can you understand their views? of course. in fact, one of the things that i point out as an attribute of the 130 people i interviewed in the book who were the great diplomats of the time is the ability to be able to listen to your opponent. to put yourself in their shoes and to understand their point of view. so, yes, i do understa

studying belarus this summer, yes, we were in well, we were more from work in zherovich, in synkovichi, in kosovot this year, let's say, we want to visit nesvizh castle, mir castle in our free time on the weekend, yes, my daughter, husband and i, my job is actually very hard, it takes a lot of time, a lot of energy, and some of my emotions, but i love my job, i can't imagine my life without my job, that's it and i am very glad that i work in this unique hospital, and i cannot imagine myself in any other job, at least now. its history, its nature, its culture, its faith, its people, and its generosity. the lands are occupied by troops from a distant land, the vyalika principality of lithuania. previously , the burghers sent their sons there at the knightly marches, and they emerged from rich fortunes, here the dzids and the sword of lithuania fell on the heads of the germans themselves: at the beginning of the lithuanian army, the conqueror dove id garadzenski, geta igo triumph and the most amazing military campaign, the peak of glory, and the tragic end of my life. 14 stagodze, the young yashche

paromana kosovo. the story of a twenty-five-year-old guy with down syndrome who dreams of becoming boris. the film also received the commonwealth of journalists media congress prize for the best script. the prize for the best debut was taken by one of the most original films of the year, mcyumentary, a contemporary of fyodor kudryavtsev. the plot centers on student grisha, who investigates the disappearance of the founder of a startup that made a lot of noise in the late nineties. i'm glad we took the main the prize of this festival, as there were a lot of good debut films in this festival. and for the acting ensemble of tomorrow, kirill sultanov's noir thriller summer will come was noted, starring marko iydelshteyn, nikita voronov and kirill kyara. this is a very cool nomination for the film, because from the very beginning it was created by a group of young guys, and in many ways, thanks to the enthusiasm of the main characters and those who played them, we were able to create this film. mark and i

in kosovo. they still to this day, we did it on purpose. critically important to use military force is something general petraeus emphasized my interview with him and that is to understand the culture, the history and the internal politic of the countries in which we intervene. we did not do that in iraq where in effect got rid of a minority sunni and a majority shiite country. we really understand afghanistan well, as we should. we certainly didn't. libya. in fact, president said this was the worst mistake of his presidency the last two, the use of force must be decisive. that's what colin powell stressed. he said he'd never use the term overwhelming has to be decisive. there were 500,000 troops used by george h.w. bush in gulf war. the great one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w bush, the son divided, our troops between iraq and afghanistan, and used what don rumsfeld, the secretary of defense called a light footprint. and we did not have the decisive

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in kosovo.to this day, we did it on purpose. critically important to use military force is something general petraeus emphasized my interview with him and that is to understand the culture, the history and the internal politic of the countries in which we intervene. we did not do that in iraq where in effect got rid of a minority sunni and a majority shiite country. we really understand afghanistan well, as we should. we certainly didn't. libya. in fact, president said this was the worst mistake of his presidency the last two, the use of force must be decisive. that's what colin powell stressed. he said he'd never use the term overwhelming has to be decisive. there were 500,000 troops used by george h.w. bush in gulf war. the great one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w bush, the son divided, our troops between iraq and afghanistan, and used what don rumsfeld, the secretary of defense called a light footprint. and we did not have the decisive force that

when i did kosovo-serbia negotiations, what the president said to me is don't do politics.alk about economic growth. this is what's going to keep people in the region. this is what's going to create t growth. this is what will keep people in the region, will create jobs, good paying jobs. this is the help that they need. when i got the two sides together, i said look, let's brainstorm here. how do we move things together? every single time you bring up something that is political, i will reject it and say, no, that is politics. we don't have to sit around and try to get two countries to like each other. europeans love to put all of their eggs in one basket about mutual recognition. why do we care if they mutually recognize each other? really, honestly. you don't like me or i don't like you, we should demand that you have open borders, and what i mean by economic borders, not open borders, an economy that is free flowing across borders, say it that way, and growth. and capitalism, a nd that you try to get you a point where you have fair trade. i think that creates a system o

the situation in kosovo will escalate by early september, with deputy prime minister alexander vullin such a statement. in moscow, 9:29 and then briefly about the main thing. in the skies of the kursk region, our air defense systems, according to the ministry of defense, shot down 12 drones. the positions and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine are being destroyed by supersonic su-34s and artillery. dozens of ukrainian soldiers in border areas were eliminated by strikes from a d-30 howitzer. 11 residents were transported from the border areas of the belgorod region. about a thousand are now in temporary accommodation points. cities and towns of the region in the armed forces of ukraine. that's how it is with vladimir putin if.

the, the kosovo celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power, examines the posts for landscape, and present the challenges for the regions. youngest country. this is a vibrant nation states that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just so, you know, there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media. on our do 0, government shut off access to social media, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our life from headquarters, and del fine getting you navigate records. what's coming up in the next 60 minutes is real issues, new evacuation orders in front of eunice and southern gaza, forcing thousands of palestinians to leave the city. once again. intense battles and rushes crushed region where it's trying to contain a major ukrainian incursion. for a 6 stage, demanding answers, families and bangladesh hope to find their loved ones who are miss

viewers will see roman kosovo's inclusive drama, philip's rules, about a young man with down syndromedreams of becoming borista. and the debut. maleki mokhamedzhan's swallow, a story about internal lack of freedom against the backdrop of endless steppe expanses. also in the program are films by yakut authors, an ethnic thriller by the classic alexei romanov legends of the eternal snows , a multi-genre drama by sergei potapov my girl. the feature film competitions will be judged by a jury led by vladimir kata, whose films are both a man and a woman, will be shown in the out-of-competition program "year of the family". often they make the program "so that it is sort of the same, author's, arthouse and so on, here is all this diversity, the whole spectrum, i would like to sort it out inside myself to understand what i don't like more, what will go more, because anyway this is an absolutely subjective story, this year's program, if i say anything in general, then that our cinema continues to be very diverse, very much as if not unified, not standardized. the animation competition presents

the united side of what it is on that leroy mentor is an island feeling when somebody gets on the of kosovo, celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between the serbian and cause of albany and forces we were meant to be completely ethnically, cleanse people are power, examines the posts for landscape and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation states that is alive today because we took no attraction. that's not possible the making of a states on that. just so you know, the showcase of best documentary films from across the flat on al jazeera with americans. more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken? is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line, the renewed press for a cease fire in gaza cutoff egypt, and the us caught on israel and him, us to zoom urgent negotiations and bridge gaps the carry johnston, this is all j

not respected, as he calls a waitress in a restaurant, my husband was a general staff, they found the kosovo one, well, you're a meteor, kostyan, listen, no, not yet, the guys are looking, but most likely the aunt. we're checking it out, over there at arches, well, and in general, it's clear, let's see, i didn't understand, who am i, the doorman, do we have to wait so long, who should we give evidence to, let's go, let's go, let's go. let's go mine, let's go, there's nothing, look, leave the information after the signal, well, i understand, in short, i got there, listen, belozersky, in november, you, your goat face, landed a dump truck on a seven, you were warned not to do this, and now you're screwed, you understand, i can just see you lying in your door and your filthy... be careful of the doctor, girl, what's your name, come on, go here, well, how about you, come on, no need, no need, it'll pass in a minute, everything's fine, exactly, yes, thank you, that's it, come on, thank you, we 'll leave you for a while, yes, okay. take a walk, please, what do you say? do you think it's too easy? i

war journalist, in fact, although well, i ran around a little donbass, and karabakh and i also had kosovor business trip, this time to poland on assignment from the editorial office, i covered the topic of ukrainian refugees, in the evening eight agents of the polish secret service came to the hotel room, conducted a search, detained me, did not allow me to contact a lawyer and the consulate, i was accused of collaborating with russian intelligence, but they did not immediately accuse me of this, they did not announce it to me. would have achieved a reduction in the term, refused such protection, after the arrests of the journalist, the spanish media, many of which are with him cooperated, were perplexed, tried to understand what was going on. good afternoon, we have pablo gonzalez's lawyer with us, gonzalo baye. tell me, did you manage to meet with pablo to talk to him. no, we didn't manage to do anything, only a few days after his arrest was a consular officer able to meet with him. since then, and a lot of time has passed, neither i nor my family have been able to see him. moreover, we

direction became possible , including thanks to. called on the nato contingent, which is called the kosovo, to prevent an escalation of the conflict. yemeni movement a ship was attacked off the coast of hadeida, the british navy reported. the department noted that an investigation was underway. in addition, a warning was issued for ships to proceed with caution in the area and to report any suspicious activity. the israeli army struck a residential building in the gaza strip. two people were killed and six others were injured. amid the escalation of the conflict in the middle east, the united states decided not to limit military aid to one of the idf battalions. iranian representative priona said that washington's support shows that the states are the main sponsor of terrorism. now tel aviv is preparing for a retaliatory strike from tehran. and i hope that in this state of anticipation it is under enormous pressure. this was emphasized by general ksir. and so the international agency fitch lowered israel's rating. dozens of modern reconnaissance drones arrive daily in the area of ​​the spe

i was born there is such a city kosovo breza region votsevichi district. mm, a small town, beautiful,l, beautiful, uh, there, there is the puslovsky castle, um, there is the place of tadeusz kosciuszko, where now they are quite popular, popular, here, here, then, i am there i was born, my mother worked, let's say, as an accountant on a collective farm, there was a small town there, eh, well, that is , my father and i worked there, basically, my father was a driver, my mother was an accountant, well, my parents have nothing to do with music, but they all had musical talent, basically, my mother, i still remember when i was little, my mother would sit at the table, we would gather there, she would sing everything. she has an ear, it would be like you could hear all of this, my father was always the first in the village on the bayan , so, probably, some qualities and genes were passed on to me, that's it. i remember it as if it were yesterday, in my second year at college, there was a music literature class, we listened to the opera ivan susanin, they have such a wonderful quartet there,