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i know that many representatives of the world russian people 's council are now in the donbass in novorussia, among volunteers and volunteers, in the ranks of military units, together with their comrades in arms they are defending our... brothers and sisters, millions of people in the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, in the kherson and zaporozhye regions , i am sincerely grateful to the participants of the world russian people's council for the help you provide to the front, to the families of our fallen heroes, they fought for us, for our homeland, eternal memory to them. a minute of silence about what is currently on fronts of the special operation: mikhail andronik, evgeniy ryshitnev and sergei zenin. part-time work on the zaporozhye front, ukrainian armed forces soldiers surrender after an unsuccessful attempt to storm russian fortifications, when ukrainian soldiers began to crawl out along one of the trenches, they opened fire on them, they would be killed , they would write them off as combat losses, surrender hurts the reputation of the ukrainian army more painfully than surren

's council, explains that what is happening in ukraine is more than a question of donbass or our securityttle is for sovereignty, for justice, but... well-being of our people. the highest historical right to be russia, a strong independent power, a country of civilization. it is our country, the russian world, as has happened more than once in history, that has blocked the path of those who claim to be global today. for its exclusivity. we are now fighting for the freedom of not only russia, but the whole world. we openly say that the dictatorship of one hegemon, we see it, everyone sees it now, is growing dormant. she has gone on a rampage and is simply dangerous to those around her. precisely, our country is now in the vanguard creating a more just world. device and i want to emphasize that without a sovereign, strong russia, no lasting, stable world order is possible, that is , putin’s logic is based on the idea of ​​a balance of power, which is impossible without taking into account the interests of russia, this is exactly what kissinger always understood, only he built his entire sys

of the oryol regional council of people 's deputies, for the assistance provided in the improvement for the children of the khaitovsky region, thank you very much, you see a qr code on your screen, just with which you can join the popular front and also provide all possible assistance, just turn on your phone camera, follow the link to... well , very soon we will talk about: has it really become possible to fly airplanes in russia three times more dangerous, we’ll sort this out together with the federal air transport agency, immediately after a short pause. season premiere. well, what can i say, gentlemen, we have a murder? look, there's something stuck here, what could it be? good afternoon, i have come to confess. does this even happen? police, is anyone there? you're okay , legs, figure, face, everything is in place , everything is coming back, let's live out the role, i ask you not to overdo it, so my friends, which of you is the best swimmer, help, bloodhound, new episodes, watch the time after the program, me it seems we need to go back to the starting point point. a unified c

while driving, the people 's representatives were approved, the supporters should rise up. yes, the law was approved that made it mandatory for drivers and front row passengers of cars to wear seat belts on highways and highways, as well as for motorcycle riders to wear helmets. until the mid-1980s. the implementation of this law was not taken seriously and the number of deaths in accidents increased every year until it reached about 28,000 people. after that, the requirement to fasten seat belts and wear helmets was taken seriously . it must have conditions the engine should not smoke, but some engines should leave a happy memory of riding a motorcycle by following the traffic regulations. at the end of 2009, in the amendment of article 19 of the law on dealing with traffic violations, the wearing of seat belts for the driver and all passengers, as well as the use of helmets for riders and passengers of any type of motorcycle. failure to use a helmet and traveling on special bus lanes with a motorcycle is considered a violation. the officers subject to this law are require

the trust of the people and its product will be god 's pleasure and the wise leadership of our dear people's revolution , god's will. i know this meeting as a blessed meeting , which is held jointly by the islamic council and the government, and the exchange of opinions between the government and the parliament is very important. in the famous expression, we are on the same ship, the judgment of the people will be the same, if there is a success in the country, it will be recorded in the name of everyone, if there is a deficiency, god forbid. it will be expected from everyone , why did you die in the constituencies in question , when we come to the centers of the provinces? tehran always raises this question, people see the good things and it causes them to appreciate and admire them, but the shortcomings make them suffer. all your and our joint efforts should be to eliminate the shortcomings and meet the needs. we need to see the real need in budgeting in all stages of article 75 of the constitution. we need to see the real costs and revenues. this means that it exists in the process . firs

, the ukrainian nation, ukrainian statehood, and at the same time they convene a council. quality andalk about the fact that they are terrorists, well, it's in their style, it 's always been like that, but the people of kharkiv, the people of kharkiv, firstly, they are calm, and secondly, this strengthens their plans for the future of the struggle so much, and make us only angrier, stronger, and i see that such events even for that category of people that we in... call the so-called greedy people, even they are affected by it, because they understand that they can not wait their so-called friends, because they can kill them before that simply physically, when, if we see that there are none, there are no rules, just chaotic shelling and that's all, well , such a story, you know, about cynicism, a story about genocide , a story about a brutal war, and once again on... a reminder that we have a city 100 km from the city of kharkiv that will not go anywhere geographically, and we have to live with it, we have to get used to it, and we must build a clear line of defense on this and get use

for local councils in england next year.ficant budgetary pressures. you�*re live with bbc news. the uk prime minister says he takes "extremely seriously" the allegations against the former conservative peer, baroness mone. rishi sunak has pointed out that the government is taking legal action against ppe medpro, the company that is run by her husband. our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster and has more details. what is the background to the story? yesterday in her bbc interview michelle nunn, baroness mone, because she has a seat in the house of lords, she stood aside from its last year and she said, to clear her name but we will refer to her as baroness mone, she said, look, i admit that i lied about my involvement in securing contracts, ppe contracts during the pandemic. she said this was simply to protect herfamily and she said this was simply to protect her family and that�*s why she didn�*t tell the press that she had been involved. some of her political opponents have been raising questions about tha

s. the most run, garza health ministries has more than 200 people have been killed by israeli forces over the past 24 hours. the violence follows a un security council resolution to boost humanitarian aid another day and gaza and the mass. many of the causes how mass throughout in house ministry size, the number killed since october 7, system cost of 20000. that's roughly one percent of the scripts in time population is around. however, it shows no sign of nothing up. it's bombardment. this is ray. i'm a footage purportedly shows a strike on how much the official bank transported by car as part of the israel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so we can argue that it's part of the war from it's a difficult war against a brutal enemy that some triggers on the field above and especially below it to me a lot as well as amongst the civilian population, the gun. but the hope that we have striking come us on, not that this is a protracted difficult operation that will

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the death toll and gaza is approaching 20000 people died at the hands of b, i. d. s. and we have united states protecting israel at the un security council. vito and resolutions calling for a ceasefire. but it's also important to note so that you recently heard some interesting remarks from the us state department and us officials regarding ukraine and continued funding for it. here's what we heard. there is no magic pot of money that we can draw from the assistance and support that we have designated for, for you train that is running out. it's running down. we are nearly out of money that we need and we're nearly out of sight. i can't put a precise date on it, but that's the direction that this is moving in. and we have a very clear plan as i said, to make sure that you crank and stand on its own 2 feet militarily, economically democratically. so that these levels of support and assistance will no longer be necessary. now this comes as the white house is continuing to negotiate with republicans in congress to try and pass a package of $60000000000.00, some of that a

and this was confirmed by the secretary general in his recent address to the council. but the u. s. is blocking all these initiatives, isolating itself in the world and in the security council. this is not the fault of the members of the council, but solely a manifestation of selfish american policy, which seems to cover up any is really actions against god. the just put me on to the up to the retail instrument is not only a privilege, but also a huge responsibility. more often, the not the veto has served as an incentive for key powers to negotiate. because of course, the use of the veto is an extreme step, which is fraught with strong reputational losses. if a decision is blocked purely for some nations, you go to stick reasons. as is currently the case with the u. s. reform of the security council is of course necessary, and this process has been under way for quite a long time. the parameters are also quite clear to everyone in terms of the fact that the council should be expanded to include developing states that pursue and independent policy and defend their point of view. the

diplomatic wrangling in the un security council has caused vote a draft resolution calling for sease fire in gaza to be postponed till thursday. diplomatic sources say the delay on the vote was at the behest of the united states. the resolution sponsored by the united arab emirates calls for the urgent suspension of hostilities to allow safe and unhindered humanitarian access to. gaza, as well as steps toward sustainable. the 15 member council has been grappling for days to find a common ground on the draft. the us, israel's main backer, and a permanent security council member, had vetoed two previous resolutions on gaza. the us has used this video power at least 34 times to block un resolutions that were critical of israel. palestinian writer and political analyst jafar ramini says the us unconditional backing, including at the un and boltons the israel regime to spill the blood of palestinians and they don't care, they don't care because of one fundamental reason: america, the united states of america, as they say, have their backs, you mentioned the postponement of the resolution

sharid modari of the guardian council, mr. hashemi 's speech was especially good and legal. i want to discuss the issue of the real competition program, now in the field of economy, in the political field, in the field of culture, real competition. this is what you and mr. hashemi are talking about. do you see anything else in the program? the discussion was almost rejected from the competition station, but the following stations are also related to this issue, and let it be because some issues have been raised. let it be said to your presence that there are several points raised by them, which are different points regarding the disqualification i have to say that when it comes to disqualification or non-qualification, let's start from the last one , mr. sherid medeh, that is, the competition is the real competition. in mr. shariat modarim's opinion , look at mr. hashemi, no, i just want to address the point that he said, when someone's qualifications are not confirmed, it does not mean that he is not suitable for any work. this has been stated many times, so for example, su

s. veto makes it complicit in the economy. can garza following the un security council session in new york several hour of official sat down for the hopes with us states secretary antony blinking the palestinian farm. and as it was the amongst them. but he was blogs from answering questions from the media ahead of me say, hey, solid accounts deposit, administer is limited, find us visa restrictions, which has been so nice by the state department. however, also says in the westbound concerns that they tell us to be an official as on a gag order from washington. the u. s. h. the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing of blame into us for its support of israel in this war against casa. and there you will conduits of americans, raleigh. it's true for us has the latest un security council, both local, both of them on different ends to us financial aid, to as well. here's what else. some of them has to say. and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to

why i, i’m very worried, frankly, for the people of the heart, because back when i worked in new yorke to come, as a representative in the un security council, to come to bosnia, to croatia, to the serdska region , i was in belgrade, i saw what was done to belgrade, those people who are now leading it, it wasn’t there in ninety-nine, it was, that means, as the magazines, american, english, expressed it then, now i don’t remember verbatim, but on the covers there were slogans that... the repentance of serbia will cleanse the serbian people, something like this, well, i see that a similar line continues, not only for serbia, in relation to republika srpska, in relation to those who think about interests of their own people, and who wants to preserve their own human dignity, as politicians , unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer of them left, everyone else is moving in the direction that was once proclaimed as the end of history, liberal world order, everything fits the same mold, one commander, everyone else is in the wings, we do not impose anything on anyone, it is up to each peopl

and the last page has no humanitarian a s o. the postponed again, the un security council has now expected the votes on wednesday to try and push for resolution. speaking the amount of terry enforce engaged the voluntary johnston. this is all just aaron lawson, so i will. so coming up is really is really slow and not do you mind me, terry. and pause and additional in your mind and tearing aid in order to enable the release of hostages is very pressing. isaac heard song opens the door to another spot of deals in order to cover captives held in guns. heavy bombardments of the giovanni a refugee camp in northern dogs is ready. um it says it now has full control. the area rising tensions and the red see us says it hopes for countries joining international coalition to come back to we see a tax many, it says this was deterrence efforts to support the protestant mt. this is where the attacks across the besieged gauze, a strip of killed at least $100.00 palestinians in the last 24 hours according to the health industry and goes up as w

s. and igniting, encouraging and directing people, was allowed minority using fraud, i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operations in reality, as you had started in 2014 and pressed with these violent overthrow of the elected president of the crane to combine a move and batteries and use it by the united states. and the european union intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal in its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out. but russia very clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs now uh the us delegation and us representative. the british delegation and the british representative and the albanian delegation actually walked out while the information was being pres

the czech republic holds a minute s silence for the 1a people who died in thursday s mass shooting at birth twice in 2 days — after a "one—in—a—million" pregnancy. 32—year old, kelsey hatcher, delivered one daughter on tuesday, and a second on wednesday. and police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london. now on bbc news — the royal year in review.

the czech republic holds a minute s silence for the 14 people who died in thursday s mass shooting atth twice in 2 days — after a "one—in—a—million" pregnancy. 32—year old, kelsey hatcher, delivered one daughter on tuesday, and a second on wednesday. and police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of theft and criminal damage, after the removal of a banksy art installation in south—east london. now on bbc news, the biggest stories.

's deputy mykola kniazycki, he is now in poland, it is precisely about the new... government of thec of poland and on the eve of tomorrow's council of the european union , where the question of starting a dialogue on ukraine's accession to the european union should be discussed, plus the world about ukraine, money during the war, the weather with natalka didenko, sports, all this is interesting and there will be a lot of things, well, now i will tell you about the news about the events that happened the mission accomplished in ukraine will allow the fans to return to the stands , the necessary security measures have been developed for this purpose by the ministry of youth and sports together with the ministry. of ukraine, from now on the place of the competition will be preliminarily inspected by a special working group, which will include representatives of the sports federation, as well as law enforcement officers and employees of the state emergency service. they will check the availability of shelter for all competitors within a distance of no more than 500 m from the venue, as

u n d u s. in igniting, encouraging and directing people out loud minority using fraud i but i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operation in reality. and so we had started in 2014 the prison with the violent overthrow of the elected president of the crane taken by a move and the address the by the united states and the european union, intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal in its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out, but russia free clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs. now the us delegation in the us representative. the british delegation and the british rep and the albanian delegation actually walks out while the information was being presented about how the

s. in igniting encouraging and directing people to load minority using fraud. i. but i think on some new knots as well. the meeting of the un security council was convened with all kinds of experts presented by russia to talk about how the conflict in ukraine got started. western leaders want to act like the conflict started with rushes, special military operations in reality. and so we had started in 2014 pressed with these violent overthrow of the elected president of ukraine by a move amendment to the address the by the united states. and the european union intentionally intending to destabilize ukraine and metal and its politics. this is a fact that, of course, western leaders like to gloss over and leave out. but russia pretty clearly demonstrated that with expert testimony and details and backs now uh, the us delegation and us representative. the british delegation and the british representative and the albanian delegation actually walked out while the information was being presented about how the united states close responsible for the euro made in advance

s. veto is the un security council says fine motion again. the slide criticizing israel early as a failing to protect lots of civilians, human rights groups, the american risk being complicit and war crimes. so as i rise, this isn't side story the .

s. we'd always be un security council says fine motion again. the slide criticizing is riley, early styling to protect lots of civilians, human rights groups, the american risk being complicit in war crimes. so all the rights, this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm told mccrae, the you in security council has made 6 times to discuss the temporary stones to the fighting and gaza since the war started in october, but has succeeded only once. on friday the united states again vetoed a draft resolution by the u. i. e. cooling for an immediate cease 5 that's off to the un secretary general, deployed a really use power to direct the council to take action. washington's move has been condemned around the globe. jordan reflected the view of many in the arab world by cooling the v. so a licensed as well to carry on with its massa. so how will american stance affect its relations with arab allies and as some right scripts site, does it risk being complicit in war crimes? we'll be discussing this and more without guests and just a few

s. v towing and draft resolution at the security council is really forces. meanwhile, are pushing further south into the strip. they're leaving little room for more than 2000000 people seeking shelter. there's been repeated strikes and heavy fighting in fine, eunice. more than 17700 palestinians have been killed since the start of the war. israel's prime minister has criticized countries calling for a cease fire, saying that will prevent the elimination of how this displace palestinians from the north. the center on the south have been told by israel to move to a small plot of coasts the land. it's without reliable resources of water, food, and medicine. and the un says the so called safe, so is now experiencing extreme overcrowding. well, speaking of the donor form here and cuts heart, the un secretary general said that it won't give up on seeking a permanent end to the fighting. saying the security council's failure to implement the ceasefire had undermined its credibility. the situati

earlier, i spoke to peter dickinson, the editor of the �*ukrainealert blog' at the atlantic council s for his thoughts on the warning of �*mortal danger�* described by 0lena zelenska. i think 0lena zelenska's comments reflect the mood in ukraine today. people are increasingly alarmed by the delays over the confirmation or further aid from the united states and in general a decline in military aid, which we have seen across—the—board in recent months. there is a sense in ukraine that the country is in grave danger. they have been fighting for almost two years now and ukrainians viewed this war not only as a war of independence but award to defend their right to exist as a nation. —— this war not only as a war of independence but a war to defend their right to exist as a nation. they are very clear that if they are unable to defend themselves, if they do not receive the military aid they require to defend themselves, putin and his forces will simply wipe ukraine off the map and pick up the pieces, as it were. so, for ukrainians, the stakes could not be higher. and they are well aware th

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start, you know, how you and i, people of the older generation, remember such a soviet satirical who enterprises said that all wages go down the toilet, is this true or not, what is the situation now with rising prices, with inflation, what is the situation, specifically in 23? not the entire salary goes to the toilet, expert research suggests that in different segments, social, food costs are different, for the rich part of the population it is... approximately 24%, for the middle class 37%, and for the poor 50%. let's take the middle class - how much, what is the monthly income per household, the middle class is very vague explanation, and you can say from 100 to 300 thousand and how much interest is spent there again 38 38, and 50 for... 49.9 for those who earn around 50,000 a month there, but is 50,000 poverty or what is it? look, our minimum wage now is 16,000, including rubles and kopecks. anything below can be considered to be beyond the poverty level. today, according to official data from rosstat, 9% of the population lives here, this is a very low figure compared to previou

so the situation, bad as it was during the truce s now getting dra mat you cannily worse for the people of gaza. >> let's talk with two experts. we have bob bear and a director for syria and lebanon on the national security council at the white house. bob, you have the "new york times" reporting. it's really a bomb shell here that israel had a 40-page hamas battle plan more than a year before the october 7th attacks. there was a name for what they were calling this operation that hamas seemed to be planning, but officials didn't take it seriously. here's part of the piece. it says underpinning all these failures was a single fatally inaccurate belief that hamas lacked the capability to attack and would not dare to do so. that belief was so engrained in the government, officials said, they disregarded growing evidence to the contrary. what did you make about this revelation? >> well, this is fairly typical of an intelligence service to underestimate the enemy. when they lose touch with the enemy, they lose touch with their capabilities. what they can get away with,s their capabilities, t

an emergency meeting of the un security council has overwhelmingly condemned russia�*s aerial assaultn infrastructure had violated the international rules of war. more than 30 people were killed and 160 injured in the missile strikes. the government says all england�*s storm overflows — which carry raw sewage into rivers and seas — now have a monitor fitted to alert water companies when they are in use. there are nearly 15,000 overflows in england — and they can be used legally during periods of heavy rain. last year they spilled for nearly 2 million hours. south africa has asked the international court ofjustice in the hague to declare that israel is carrying out "genocidal acts" in gaza. the israeli government has reacted furiously, calling south africa�*s case a despicable and contemptuous exploitation of the court. an estimated 150,000 palestinians are being forced to flee parts of central gaza, as israeli forces advance in the territory. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil sent this report from jerusalem. explosions a massive israeli bombing in northern gaza turns an extensive netwo

a s o or the postponed again, the un security council is now expected to vote on wednesday to try and push for resolution seeking the humanitarian force in guns and carry jumps. and this is all just there a loss. and so i also coming out is really is really slow and i though you might need terry and pause and additional in your mind. it's aaron aid in order to enable the release of hostages.

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