sayah, and the deregulation board was concerned about the standard institute because i said the standard institute many times. and judicial organization. medicine , there are two parallel institutes in the country that are monitoring the production and both of them do not accept each other , that is, neither the standard institute nor the food and medicine , they refer to the production unit, take samples , test, and a fee they impose it whatever we have said during these 45 years, sir , do this sampling, one item and one time , accept the result, unfortunately , the standard institute will look and see the food and drug logo on the label or on the product. they say that my logo should be 3 centimeter, please refer to it, sir, what does this mean, why should you impose such a cost on your production , they will not be under the burden, another day, the food organization keeps saying that my healthy apple is 1 centimeter, now we have to put the dimensions on the product. . with the presence of mr. dr. sayaf in the last 3 years, we were able to achieve many things if you see these extra-le

not accept each other , that is, neither the standard institute nor the food authority.y visit the production unit and take samples they test and charge a fee. whatever we have said during these 45 years, sir, do this sampling is an item. and do it once , both units accept the result, unfortunately , it is not accepted today, the standard institution looks at the logo of food and medicine on the label or label or product of 2 cents. you have to impose such a cost on your production, but they won't give up. another day, the food and drug administration will say that my healthy apple was a dud. now you have to put the dimensions on the product it caused problems between us, food and medicine, and the standard . fortunately, with the presence of mr. dr. siab, in the past 3 years, we were able to see several cases where these extraterrestrials are outside the law. we have no shortage of laws. the country has the law as long as you want, and when we come to implementation , unfortunately, we put factors on the level of production, which disrupts. i ask you to pay attention to

the national standard institute monitors the market . fertilizers are legally monitored and controlled in the country. you reject it. i am too short. let's go and hear the summary from friends some of these importing friends claim that we call so-called one-dimensional fertilizers, now you are single-element , single-element, single-element fertilizers that are being produced inside are harmful to water and soil , and we, as they say, produce mixed fertilizers. we don't have it in our country. how do you confirm this? no, i would like to say that firstly , it was the theme, that is, out of the country's need of 5 million tons of fertilizer , 355 thousand tons were tendered in the form of ampca through the support service company in the form of subsidized tenders. it can be purchased , it was explained that empak is not a granule brand, we now see different formulas, now the private sector, so us too it has the required quality, domestically produced fertilizers and our mixed fertilizers, you can ask the manager of the country's soil and

, institutions had to come here, through ngos, through soros, whatever, by the way, the first years ofndependence before the presidential elections in belarus, in principle, this is what happened, the same thing happened in yeltsin’s russia, don’t we remember all these reforms, vouchers and other privatizations in russia, thank god that it was stopped in time here. western elite and has anything changed in this elite, these are the descendants of those, excuse me, harrows, who came to power in some small provinces, something else by means of something, robbing the population, essentially in the middle ages, then they robbed the colonies, who, again the descendants of this nobility, let's take the same britain, yes, and today they do not look at us as equals, i mean the western elites, they are the descendants of that. in general yes, but here is what i said, if the west was guided solely by economic considerations, it would make sense to maintain good relations with russia and trade, to benefit, and what kind of complexes then, and these are messianic complexes , what aleksandrovich sa

and institutions. they are produced under supervision and have very high electricity consumption. because the ingredients inside are very less. officials of the energy efficiency organization say that with the announcement of the new standard, low-quality coolers should be collected from the market. an issue that needs more monitoring by the organization . in the name of god, i greet you , dear viewers. have a good time. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was bostan in khuzestan province , with a maximum temperature of 51 degrees and the coolest place. varzghan in east azarbaijan with a minimum temperature of eight degrees is placed between the centers of the provinces, ahvaz with a maximum temperature of 50 degrees, and the warmest ardabil with a minimum the temperature of 10 degrees was the coolest in the center of the province. we predict that in the next two or three days , we will continue to see a noticeable decrease in temperature in the northern part of the country. of cours

the national institute of soil, water and research monitors the market. it monitors when the basic fertilizer is based on 3 legal authorities and is controlled in the country. you reject this. i will ask a very short question. let's go and hear the summary from friends. some of these importing friends claim that the so-called one-dimensional fertilizers we say that now some of the single-element fertilizers that are being produced inside are harmful to water and soil and we do not have the production of compound fertilizers in the country. our compound fertilizers, you can ask this question from the head of the soil water research institute of the country . the fertilizers that enter the country are similar to the ones that are produced in the country. sincerely , dear mr. molazzadeh, from the initial report of the program to mr. hashemi's speech, to the conversation between lines are talking everywhere about delivering these fertilizers to the farmer on time . do you not believe that these fertilizers will arrive sooner, as mr. hashemi said, so the farme

i mean, before me, we already had an institute for standards and industrial research, which was mostly under the ministry of industry, but this became a national standards organization with a new approach to the standard system, which does the same thing in the world, that is, they standardize and cross-sector , another standard of its own. zil is not different departments , for example, the industry department or the agriculture department or the food and medicine department or the department of everything, but it is a trans-departmental organization. different manufacturers share their own requirements , their own considerations, their own specialized standards , in this national portal, in fact, and that national organization formulates a national standard system , we all have to follow it in the cases that remain, and finally, it is a part of it. the food and drug issue remained the same, and there were disputes between the food and drug organization, the ministry of industry, and the standard and food and drug province, but regarding food, unfortunately, no matter what we tried ,

it's a legitimate institution to degree from this institution meets the standards for turning out professionales. [inaudible] do youse think howard's prestige because of the change in the law school?e howard university school of law still has a? howard university school of law still has a prestigious reputation. it's definitely tied to charles hamilton houston. even though most people would associate howard university law lawschool with thurgood marshal. but marshall is houston student. working alongside houston. the naacp after houston leaves that post. and returned back to the faculty at howard school of law but without these changes again if you're going to bebe transformational in your position as an administrator you are at your students now. but if you can think ahead, students now but imagine your self a decade from now or just a hit. you need to start now. that is what houston did as a young man as a young officer in the u.s. military. he envisioned himself on putting himself in a space will be able to make those changes. live long enough. he will die. houston diesap april 221950 he de

an issue that requires more supervision by the standards organization and relevant institutions. mahbubeh sharifi gul of sed and cima news agency. the central bank authorized the banking network to grant any corrections without considering the priorities . the central bank announced in a circular to the banking network recently. it has been observed that some banks and credit institutions started extensive advertising in order to represent the bank account along with the benefit of the loan facility or provide credit to customers with preferential interest rates. priority in payment of banking education with the marriage loan education, education is the subject of the family support law and the youth of the population and the housing production surge law. and any granting of corrections without considering these priorities is unjustified and unacceptable, and the palestinian news site has published a video in which palestinian youths say that the networks that watched their programs as children are now supporting their killers. the animated series that we spent our childhood watc

putting pressure on international institutions and double standards.politics and some sports events may not need to refer to the distant past to find examples of this approach. in 2019, the world anti- doping agency was announced because of the manipulation of doping test data of some russian athletes. this country of competitions. participation in other teams and under a flag other than russia is a decision made by the president of russia, vladimir putin. completely based on political considerations and influence considered rival countries. exclusion of russia and belarus from the olympic games. this was the headline of many world media after the international olympic committee's vote on october 12 last year. the war in eastern europe between russia and ukraine has been under various sanctions since the beginning of 2020. 9 months have passed since israel's full-scale war against the palestinians in gaza. before the start of the olympic games , many international observers in the field of human rights believed that one of the channels of pressure on t

were invented for everyone, they proved that this is necessary, they wrote research institutes, theseo comply with, we started with that... change, but nevertheless, they change based on experience, based on new discoveries, that is, they change not because some brilliant doctor thought that everything was being done wrong. this is the baden baden podcast, and i am its host, konstantin severinov. today we are talking about pediatrics and we are discussing this very important topic with andrei alekseevich stepanov, the chief specialist in pediatrics. and the presidential administration russian federation. i see several useful lessons, it seems to me, that is , you need to get vaccinated, yes. and genetic tests are not necessary yet, because you will not find anything. but if according to the doctor's indications, then apparently it is still necessary and can be useful. and i apologize, i will interrupt, in the maternity hospital they take certain screenings, that is, they take blood on a special test paper, send it to a special center, where they perform , among other things, a genetic

but what that generally it say that this institution has met certain standards that are recognized within higher education or in this case law school that suggest that this is a legitimate that the degree from this institution meets the standards for turning out professional in this case lawyers right. yes. do you think that how ruth's prestige was because of this men's change in their law school like prestigious they have now. um oh definitely so let's just so you know you all should be aware of that. yes. howard university school of law. it have this prestigious reputation, but it's definitely tied to charles hamilton houston even though, you know most people would associate how universities law school with thurgood marshall. but marshall is a houston student working alongside houston right. marcia will become special counsel for the national jcp after charles hamilton. houston leaves that post and, returns back to the faculty at howard university school a lot. so without these changes, if you're going to be transformational in your position as a, you know, as an administrator, you are

but what that generally it say that this institution has met certain standards that are recognized withinigher education or in this case law school that suggest that this is a legitimate that the degree from this institution meets the standards for turning out professional in this case lawyers right. yes. do you think that how ruth's prestige was because of this men's change in their law school like prestigious they have now. um oh definitely so let's just so you know you all should be aware of that. yes. howard university school of law. it have this prestigious reputation, but it's definitely tied to charles hamilton houston even though, you know most people would associate how universities law school with thurgood marshall. but marshall is a houston student working alongside houston right. marcia will become special counsel for the national jcp after charles hamilton. houston leaves that post and, returns back to the faculty at howard university school a lot. so without these changes, if you're going to be transformational in your position as a, you know, as an administrator, you are yo

were invented for everyone, they proved that this is necessary, research institutes wrote, these standardsich everyone is obliged to comply with, we started with that, once every 10 years, they change, but nevertheless they change based on experience. based on new discoveries, then yes, they are changing not because some brilliant doctor thought that everything was being done wrong. this is the baden baden podcast, and i am its host, konstantin severinov. today we are talking about pediatrics, and discussing this very important topic with andrey alekseevich stepanov, the chief specialist in pediatrics, the presidential executive office of the russian federation. i see several that are useful to me. and cord blood rather yes, if possible, and maybe it would even be worth expanding someday, well, in the end, yes, well, and thus we ensured - that our children will be healthy, as far as possible, smart, is there some golden key, we all want children to be smart, talented, well, first of all, here too genetics comes first, which is not worth doing, which cannot be done, unfortunately or fortuna

and actually research the institute established the standards of sociological research that existed in ukraine, he, they trained us in this, we already had a sociological group of the sociological association of ukraine. until 1991, there was not a single representative study for ukraine in general, they were only local, in kyiv and other cities. and this was the first study. and no one knew whether it, how it would look, whether we would manage in the regions in the crimea, we interviewed 200 people, that is , this is such a standard study that we do all the time now, and what did you ask about that the poll, which was the question, the question was whether it was exactly as it was in the referendum that was planned, and when we printed the first result. then it was predicted that 88% would vote for independence, then no one believed in this 88% on your radio, when it turned out that 90%, then everyone was simply impressed, and all this gave the opportunity to receive further orders, and showed that we were all right we do, and so on. the fact that the ukrainians voted in the referend

of directors will function as an institution with international standards. but the u one says many people in libya don't recognize them. unilateral actions by political and security figures or undermine instability. another rates, unilateral attempts to unseat the central bank governor are met with counter bailing, attempts to maintain him. the most legislative houses in libya say the presidential council's decision is invalid and they don't recognize the new leadership. libya has africa's largest oil reserves. oil exports are the primary source of income for the state warlord for the, for half their controls, most of the oil fields and ports is parallel. government in the east has threatened to close on oil production and exports until it can be, it is reinstated, as the banks governor. why you still in the these attacks and attempts to force them to enter the banks headquarters have disrupted all financial transactions for the entire country. in response, they've been governments the case of state or 1st measure of all will fields, ports, facilities, and b

standards, that means countries are going to have to work together it seems like.at's kind of obvious. and if you remember we were not part of the paris accord between 2017 and 2020. and as a result i always tease people but it's like everybody remembers thee paris accord. glasco was 2021. any timele who spend thinking about climate also know how much progress was made in glasgow scotland in 2021. but i defy someone in the room to tell me where the international conferences on climate were between 2017 and 2020. because they existed but nothing happened. so when we think about the need, where the real indigents are coming from and where they grow is projected to come from what we actually have to get under control. international cooperation where the united states is a critical part of the leadership. it's not like we dictate to the world but we are a critical part of the leadership when we disappeared. i could happily go on with this conversation for a long time. since we are all on tv, everybody has to come to the microphone, by the column here and do your best t

of directors will function as an institution with international standards. but the u one says many people in libya don't recognize them. unilateral actions by political and security figures are undermined instability and other rates, unilateral attempts to unseat the central bank, governor are met with the counter bailing attempts to maintain him. both legislative houses in libya say the presidential council's decision is invalid and they don't recognize the new leadership. libya has africa's largest oil reserves, oil exports, or the primary source of income for the state warlord for the, for half their controls, most of the oil fields and ports is parallel. government in the east has threatened to close on oil production and exports until attribute, as reinstated, as the banks governor. how useful in the these attacks and attempts to force them to enter the bank headquarters have disrupted all financial transactions for the entire country. in response, they've been governments take, here's the state to 1st measure of well will fields, ports, facilities, and

actor, he must clearly show in his biography that he supported ukraine and he supported professional standardswell, you know , that the reputation institute in ukraine has not been working either in the political or journalistic environment for decades, so given that it is not working or there are problems, i, at least as a representative of the largest journalistic organization there, at least i do not completely support, so that we, in conditions where many politicians are unpolished, officials are unpolished, activists, etc., etc., to choose media people and start at least a big one with them. a journalist from the same channels runs away in order not to bear responsibility, then the security service condemns her in absentia, i am talking about diana panchenko, her partners stayed, did not run away, so there are no questions for them, that is, it is double standards, or we are to all the panchenkos and vlaschenkos we apply the law from the point of view of deliberate actions on the ground. information security, this is a part, that's how the law sounds, well, that's just me, me i agree, but

not have full representation in our institutions, and a large region of that is a large a skills gap and a large behavior gap. host: heather mac donald is our guest. let me give viewers the phone numbers to call in if they have questions or comments. (202) 748-8001, republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202) 748-8002. she is with us until the bottom of the armor this morning at 9:30 a.m. eastern, 6:30 a.m. specific, where heather mac donald is joining us early this morning. what has been the reaction to the book since you published it in the past year? guest: i have certainly gotten a lot support from scientists, medical professions, arts and musical profession, people who are not in a position to speak out as i am, because i'm not in an academic institution, so i could not be silenced or fired for speaking the truth about racial preferences or mitch mashed -- mitch match theory, which has been empirically demonstrated, how detrimental racial preferences are on their suppose it beneficiaries. i can speak out about these things. people in the medical profession who see

, measurement standards that means countries are going to have to work together.i mean it seems like -- you know, that's kind of obvious. and if you'll remember we were not part of the paris accords during 2017 and 2020. and as a result, i always tease people but it is like, paris was 2015. everybody remembers the paris accords who knows anything about climate. glazco they know how much progress was made in glazco scotland but i defy someone to tell me in this room who the u.n. conference on climate were between 2017 and 2020 because they existed -- i mean, heather knows. [laughter] and i know and bill knows. but nothing happened. and so when we think about the need where the real emissions are coming from, where the real emissions growth is projected to come from what we have to get under control international cooperation -- where the united states is a critical part of the leadership. i mean, it's not like we dictate to the world but we are a critical part off the leadership when wee disappeared it disappeared. we -- i could happily go on with this conversation

whatever the status of the institution, cats easily meet its high standards, playfulness, beauty andon't bother catching mice, it's better to invite other specialists. tatyana volkova, around planets. celebration, justice. robinhood's tree survives after vandal raid a century-and-a-half-old plane tree from a national park in northeast england has sprouted eight shoots, each capable of becoming a tree in the future. previously, the giant's name was sycamore-gep; the tree received this name after it appeared in wide release in the film robin hood prince of thieves with kevin costner. the film was released in the ninety- first year, during which time the plane tree even managed to become the tree of the year in england. deny guilt but they will stand trial. as the hero of medieval english balalata said, if the law requires respect, shouldn't the punishment fit the crime? what else has happened over the past 7 days, what events will not leave you without emotion, what you should definitely find out about, nikita makhodkin has prepared a special selection for you. print a work of art, bec

, measure movement standards, that means countries are going to have to work together. i mean, it seems like, you know, that's kind of obvious and if you'll remember, we were not of the paris accords during between. 17 and 2020. and as a result i always tease people but it's like paris was 2015. everybody, the paris accords who knows anything about glasgow was 2021. most people who've spent any time thinking about climate also know how much progress was in glasgow, scotland 2021. but i defy in this room to tell me where the international unconscious is on climate. more between 2017 and 2020 because they existed i mean heather knows and i know and building this but nothing happened and so when we think about the need where the real emissions are coming from where the real emissions growth is projected to come from, what we actually have to get under control international. where the united states a critical part of the leadership i mean it's it's not like we dictate to the world but we are a critical part of the leadership. when we disappeared it disappeared. we i could h

standards are fairly small institution, but you punch well above your weight and make many good contributions to american foreign policy. so i'm pleased to be here. you ask if i might begin my remarks and i will talk about this book, but to begin by saying a few words about my career because as i understand it, many of are interns and probably just on the cusp of trying to figure out what your own careers are going to be like. and i thought maybe by chance that might be helpful to to hear what someone else's careers would like and machiavelli once said that i remember if it was in the prince or the discourses livy, but machiavelli once said that everyone's career and indeed everyone's life is a combination of things. what you aim for and plan and intend to do. on the one hand and fortunate look on the other hand. and that's certainly the case in instance, i think it is the case of many other people in washington with whom i'm familiar. thank you all. he went on to say he estimated that, maybe you're planning and you're in or intending maybe constitute a little more than of your outcomes and f

will explain why, because in our country everything, thank god, is regulated by legislation, school standards, in the twenty-second year the ministry of education at the board approved the fact that students of educational institutions should attend the educational process in business style clothes, there, by the way, it was not only about clothes, this is often forgotten, there was about piercing, about hairstyles, about appearance in general it was described, yes, that is, the president... in the twenty-first year at the pedagogical council then we clearly designated: school is a temple, and the corresponding approaches in discipline, in appearance should be for all participants, including for students, therefore nothing has changed, with the exception of this experiment, which is being carried out directly by the city of minsk, 20 institutions, here are about 20,000 students, the rest of the country is following the same path, the key is business style, appearance. student with uniform elements for a particular educational institution, which are accepted by the school council or chevrons,

it is halal in the country of the national standard organization. zohr, the development of the radio and television news agency, researchers from the swiss institute of technology and the university of hong kong, china, for the first time in the world. they managed to perform surgery from a distance of 9 thousand kilometers with a magnetic endoscopic endoscopic device. according to ai, this remote surgery was performed on a live pig that was on the operating bed with a fast and safe connection to a computer and a navigation system. magnetic control to this device was implemented in between. according to the researchers, this robotic magnetic navigation system creates external magnetic fields to skillfully guide soft magnetic devices inside the human body . also, this device enters the human body through the nose , which does not require complete anesthesia. this method it is more suitable for use in pediatric surgery. thank you for your companion. in the name of allah, light. in the name of god , light, in the name of god, light , in the name of god

use of testosterone replacement therapy, rehabilitation therapy at the polish institute of andropa.erone levels, disorders, right, they stimulated the synthesis of this very testosterone, improving the clinical manifestations of parkinson's disease, in people, roughly speaking , these motor yes, but still the main active first-line drug, as they say, are drugs based on and affecting ... dopamine receptors, you can even touch on one more such, i would say a global topic, it is extremely interesting in relation to our current hormones of happiness, this is obesity, so we have such a zone in the brain, arcuate nuclei, and not only in it, they have a lot of serotonin receptors, there is just a minefield of them, so if you act on one receptor, some h2s, then a person, this is a serotonin receptor. will immediately go and jump out of the window, sertanine is a hormone of happiness, and not in this, if you act on a receptor there some a1, then a person will have a feeling of love, falling in love happiness, if you act on a receptor some a2, then a person appetite will disappear, by the way

a little simpler, because there are different requirements for sanitary standards and so on, well, plus we can work during the warm time of the day not indoors, yes, then in principle i think that this format is possible, well, plus individual work is possible, that is, it will be possible to... mow somewhere there for a parish or somewhere else and well, as we are now, by the way, traveling around parishes for youth gatherings and so on, and we can also come and do something interesting there, but this must be done in advance of course, and as for the individual format, if one of our parishioners wants us to come, we can also come home, this is generally a simple option, because for this we only need agreement with the person who invites, do you see this as more? individual work or group work, you have already tried, let's say, and of course individual is better, because then the concentration is different, and it seems to me that it is somehow more comfortable for hector, well and for a person, that is, when there are 15 people standing there, everyone there, well, stroke him once, we

i have passed a program quality standards in new jersey that holds institutions accountable for the cost that students are paying, equitable to the gay meant that gainful employment law passed at the national -- equitable to the gainful employment law passed at the national level. we are working on fiscal accountability and when it boils down to it, the issue of cost is something we have to grapple with in novel, unique ways to reduce the cost for students and families and then, there is a larger conversation about investing and reinvesting earnings back into salaries. that is another conversation for another day. with that at the end of the date we have to grapple with the issue of cost because the fact that people still see value in sending their kids to college, and the people that write the stories about whether college is worth it are sending their kids to college. we have to make sure that as a sector we grapple with issuesst. jeremy: i certainly hope it does not look like the cable industry or sears and roebuck. can you talk a little bit about what public investments looks like in

i have passed a program quality standards in new jersey that holds institutions accountable for the cost that students are paying, equitable to the gay meant that gainful employment law passed at the national -- equitable to the gainful employment law passed at the national level. we are working on fiscal accountability and when it boils down to it, the issue of cost is something we have to grapple with in novel, unique ways to reduce the cost for students and families and then, there is a larger conversation about investing and reinvesting earnings back into salaries. that is another conversation for another day. with that at the end of the date we have to grapple with the issue of cost because the fact that people still see value in sending their kids to college, and the people that write the stories about whether college is worth it are sending their kids to college. we have to make sure that as a sector we grapple with issues of cost. jeremy: i certainly hope it does not look like the cable industry or sears and roebuck. can you talk a little bit about what public investments looks l

why i will explain, because in our country everything, thank god, is regulated by legislation, school standards, in the twenty-second year the ministry of education at the board approved that students of educational institutions should attend the educational process in clothes. business style, there, by the way, it was not only about clothes, about this is often forgotten, there was a description of piercing, hairstyles, appearance in general, yes, that is, the president in the twenty-first year at the pedagogical council then clearly indicated to us, school is a temple, and the corresponding approaches in discipline, in appearance should be for all participants, including for students, so nothing has changed, with the exception of this experiment, to which the city of minsk itself is heading, 20 institutions, here are about 20 thousand students, the rest of the country is going along the same path, the key is this business style, neat appearance of a student with uniform elements for a particular educational institution, which are accepted by the school council or badges , something like that,

work, places and institutions. a practice dismissed by right, wingers as well. it is going to be a very of we campaigned or repeatedly referring to her as a quote unquote d i higher, which is effectively new conservative code towards people of color. joe biden did not choose her based on mary. he chose her based on the same criteria of d, i that has been destroying this country. that's a message that resonates more with the republican base, but could backfire when it comes to the types of voters that could ultimately swing and election. there's also in the sense that trump or any other republican is figured out how actually to attack us right now. this is amazing is someone who covered the 2020 democratic primaries were sheep flounder, and essentially, other democrats rightly pointed out, which was a lightweight on policy. the whole campaign was tactics. there was never a, this is why i'm running and yet, but we're seeing so far as republicans just consistently falling into a real contender base per tax. but if you

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they have been building according to the state standard for 30 years, the ministry of architecture and construction celebrates its anniversary today: builders, manufacturers of materials, workers of design scientific institutes, they create the appearance of belarusian cities, towns and villages. in belarus , millions of square meters of housing, objects of social significance and historical and cultural heritage are built every year. further, but in the last, the last 10 years, well, a builder sounds proud, this is one of the ancient professions, zochi and so on, in any cataclysms a builder will always be in demand, builders need to be, they, that is, it is not just some profession, that is, if you do not belong, you will not be one, this is a way of life, that is, it is necessary, so that they understand, we practically spend the night at work, we have an abnormal work schedule all the time, for us it is work with people, it is work with finances, with everything, it is necessary to be. you just cannot become a builder at the snap of your fingers. every year, among the significant co

"every nation and country can realize and can understand that this is double standard by some western states, and it's not surprising that we are witnessing such rallies and demonstrations in favor of palestine, considering israel's moves, that they target civilian houses and residential buildings and they kill innocent women and children and yesterday at the security council there was an emergency meeting called to address these two assassinations and this young lady this temporary palestinian envoy she spoke she said the violence and terror are israel's only currency it has nothing else it respects no red lines she said it doesn't respect international law diplomacy. or compromise and and when you see that the israeli regime is very desperate to be uh legitimately called the state, why does it not behave like one, why does it not abide by the rules, the international norms of uh statecraft, why does it not use diplomacy and compromise like everyone else hammer out deals and gain some respect, show some class and maybe gain the legitimacy, it's been trying to gain. for 75 years inste

we have two standard versions, a domestic one and a service one. the dead man's institute colleagues will be questioned by lieutenant parakhnya, i'll talk to his relatives. let volkov go with parakhnya, comrade colonel, yes, parakhnya has lost trust in you. and now try to win it back. lies, he was immersed in this science of his, many people used his research, he was reliable, he shared with everyone, a harmful addiction, reading books is an addiction, people kill for it, excuse me, and women, his personal life he was, my son loved all his life, here is one woman, as he saw her in the second year, so he became attached. forever, there was an affair, the session almost invited, then we broke up, i said, i will wait forever, forever love, i tried then, of course, to introduce, then, when years had already passed, he told me, i love only her, yes, such a feeling worthy of respect. nina ivanovna, yes, here is my business card, here are the phone numbers, if suddenly you remember anything, call, please, i have one more request for you, i can take this p

that develop, which should be fortifications based on soviet standards, etc., etc. that is, the detachment from reality is colossal, and this collapse was bound to happen eventually, and this actually leads to the distortion of information about what and how it is happening, it reaches certain absurd values, you must have heard about such, so to speak, the art of reporting, when they belittle , change, etc., and information is lost at each stage. telephone reports etc. are still used there. as for my post, it's a personal observation, i.e., a week ago, i was, as i wrote, in polidovo, in particular, and accordingly i simply went to the edge of the city, there are buildings further on the edge of the city. fortifications, yes, there are problems with fortifications, we all remember the case when we left avdiivka, nothing was prepared behind avdiivka, and this will be confirmed by every combat unit that took part in the defense there, which, unfortunately, tried to restrain the advance of the enemy very fast after the audio, but here i just go to the edge of the city, accordingly, i go to the