the western front was for the affairs put forward, it so happened that in such a young age he was entrustedh leading the whole front, the front that not only liberated belarus, it was part of this front that liberated the capital of belarus, the city of minsk, the tank that was the first to break into the streets of the city was from the third belarusian front. in his memoirs , chernyakhovsky appears as such a person, a person who knew how to change his mind if he saw that it was necessary. ivan danilovich, his fate was not easy, he was born in a ukrainian village, in a large family, there were six children in the family, unfortunately, at the age of nine he lost. both father and mother, father and mother died of typhus, of course it was a great tragedy, ivan danilovich studied in elementary school at that time, but was forced to leave it in order to work to earn money, worked as a shepherd, worked as a laborer, a laborer, but he worked in order to earn money somehow for... for education, for getting an education. having successfully graduated from the academy of mechanization, the future g

front, a participant in the defensive border battle in belarus.from the front and sent to the enemy rear with the task of developing a partisan struggle in the veleiskaya region. from september 1941, he became the commander of a partisan special group. brigade under his command from january to october 1943, 8,835 german soldiers and officers were destroyed, as well as 60 police officers and traitors to the motherland, eight tanks, armored vehicles, 72 cars. 35 trains were derailed, 42 railway and 140 automobile bridges were blown up. for exemplary performance of government assignments in the fight against the nazi invaders behind enemy lines and the courage and heroism shown in doing so, fyodor grigorievich markov was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and gold medals. the star was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals , including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno, the

patriotic war in the red army, political instructor of the company on the western front, participant markov fedor grigorievich was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the presentation of the order of lenin and gold star medals. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him; in the city of molodechno there is a park and a street named after markov, on which a bust of the hero is installed. every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information; the twenty-minute format allows us to talk about what is happening in belarus and the world, take a linguistic walk in the company of our guides, and find a new place on the map of belarus. which is definitely worth it watch, as well as suggest projects and films that will certainly become your favorites, this and much more awaits you in the ether 24:7 project, watch on the belarus24 tv channel. it’s easy to explore belarus; all you need to do is create a non-trivial route. the long-awaited weekend has arrived, and this is a great one. a reason to go on an exciting journey, and today i am bu

the troops of our western fronts were preparing to go on a decisive offensive in the coming days. each of us was waiting impatiently. in those days , the belarusian partisans were especially active. they were putting the railways behind enemy lines out of action. in one night on june 20 , more than 40 thousand rails were blown up. so, everything was ready for a decisive offensive. however, on the first baltic and third belarusian fronts, operation bagration did not begin quite as we would have liked. the weather did not take our plans into account. the sky was covered with solid clouds, and we were only able to partially use long-range aviation. we anxiously awaited the first news from the battlefield. the headquarters also closely followed the course of events. the supreme commander-in-chief called me on the phone several times that day. i know that. here we can see how he strives to control the interaction of both fronts, the third belarusian and the first baltic, so before the offensive operation bakration he visits the troops of both fronts twice , flying from one place to the

the troops of our western fronts were preparing to go on a decisive offensive in the coming days. each of us was waiting for it with impatience. in those days , the belarusian partisans were especially active. they disabled the railways behind enemy lines. in one night on... june 20 , more than 40,000 rails were blown up, so everything was ready for a decisive offensive. however, on the first baltic and third belorussian fronts, operation bogration did not begin quite as we would have liked. the weather did not take our plans into account. the sky was covered with solid clouds, we were able to use long-range aviation only partially. we anxiously awaited the first news from the battlefield, and headquarters closely followed the course of events. the supreme the commander-in-chief called me on the phone several times that day. i know that he also called other leading military leaders on these fronts. these outstanding commanders are fortunate, so to speak, for our, our armed forces, that it was precisely the combination of these two figures. directly on the fronts, as it turned out,

front, participant in the defensive border battle. in august 1941 he was recalled from front was sent to the enemy rear with the task of developing a partisan struggle in the velei region. from september 1941 he became the commander of a partisan special group. the brigade under his command from january to october 1943 destroyed 8835 german soldiers, officers, as well as 60 police officers and traitors to the motherland, eight tanks, armored vehicles, 72 cars, derailed 35 trains, blew up 42 railway and 140 road bridges, for exemplary fulfillment of government assignments in the fight against the nazis invaders behind enemy lines and the courage and heroism he demonstrated. fyodor grigorievich markov was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno there is a

front to decide on these fighters. turn to ukraine, and there was an expectation that if ukraine receives f-16, it can change the battlefield, so to speak , they say this themselves , but we have reports saying that ukraine is having problems in pilot training and the use of fighters, and it is possible that f more 16s will fall the problem he received training for 10 years , so these weapons are not so easy to receive them today and use them immediately, they take time, it is very difficult and there are many prerequisites, but that is why the ukrainians need time for their pilots to be trained. see, and now, even during this period, when the westerners might be thinking about f-16 , they might have given them some training, but even though they actually want to manage the war in ukraine and russia, they are trying to make their moves in such a way. it's okay to pay attention to iran and pursue their own plans, but now what we are seeing in the field is that the westerners have come to the conclusion that the place wh

front was removed, and he was replaced by 15 april. considered by the main characters, the first belarusianthe third belarusian front and the first baltic, this is their task, which means, and since the second belarusian was given the assisting task of restraining the enemy, for this reason they did not turn out. the personality of ivan danilovich chernyakhovsky is also unique among all front commanders, the fact is that he was the youngest front commander, he was the only military commander who was not a general at the time of his appointment army. and zakharov, and bagramyan, and rokosovsky were at the time of their appointment the commander-in-chief of the fronts and army generals. they had much more experience behind them. at the time of his appointment, ivan danilovich chernyakhovsky. entrusted to lead an entire front, a front, it so happened that in such a young age he was the one who not only liberated belarus, it was precisely parts of this front that liberated the capital of belarus, the city of minsk, the tank that was the first to burst into the streets of the city was precisely.

germany suffered a defeat on the western front, alexander kolchak's troops were routed in russia, theance of the whites, foreigners realized that the participation of their troops in the civil war in russia was senselessly dangerous. and everyone, except the japanese, began to wind down the intervention. by the spring of 1920, the united states had withdrawn all its... august 15, 1971, the main one in a series of economic reforms by president richard nixon and went down in history as the nixon shock: the reforms put an end to the bretton woods system of international monetary relations, which had been in effect for 25 years, since then the world economy has entered a period of constant flux. the brattenwood system relied on a rigidly fixed price of gold at $35 per troy ounce, and fixed exchange rates accounted for more than half of the world's gold reserves. but by the mid -sixties, the economies of japan and western europe had recovered and the us share of world production had sharply decreased to 27%. the trade deficit led to the fact that dollar reserves abroad exceeded reserves go

american journalists called the military actions on the western front a fake war. the press wrote that the allies were not going to fight germany. in moscow, this caused particular concern. at any time, hitler could unleash a war in the east. and here the baltic republics could become his allies: estonia, latvia and lithuania. even before the molotov-ribbentrop pact, the governments of these states signed an agreement on cooperation with nazi germany. the peak of rapprochement between the leadership of the authoritarian regimes of latvia and estonia and the third reich came in the spring, early summer of 1939. this was the signing of the so-called monters -ribbentrop pact and the selter-ribbentrop pact, which included tacit grounds for... the declared neutrality of estonia and latvia, de facto, to be deployed against the soviet union. soviet-german the non-aggression pact did not envisage direct occupation of the baltics by either soviet or german troops. the first point of the secret protocol only stated that in the event of territorial reorganization of the balti

in these two days, especially since it took 2 years for the western front to decide to give these fighters to ukraine and this. there was an expectation that if ukraine receives f-16, it can change the battlefield, so to speak saying this will be a game changer. now, the first part of the downing of the ukrainian f-16 fighter was the dismissal of the commander of the ukrainian air force by zelensky . of course, zelensky refused to state the reasons for this dismissal, but we have reports that ukraine is involved in pilot training and use. fighters are in trouble and more f16s may fall again. this issue cannot make the west hesitate to send more weapons to ukraine. how do you think zelensky wants to manage this challenge? it has also been said that education is needed, and then poland when he took over from these planes , he received training for up to 10 years, so this. the weapons are not so easy to receive them today and use them immediately, for example, these things take time, it is very difficult and there are many preconditions , but for this reason, the ukrainians need time for thei

marshal of france and supreme leader of the entente forces on the western front. in 1918 , ferdinandfrance was not erased from the map of europe, then we owe this primarily to russia. sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to france and, especially italy. even in the summer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar, the kerinsky government was still trying to organize an offensive so that... 10 years, because after sixty years, the internal political discourse has radically changed and the vector has switched to the side of the united states, the role of russia is almost not considered at all , the only thing is that it is viewed in... from the perspective of revolution and the fall of statehood, that is, as a weakness, and where, what influenced the russian state, so that some forces could still break, break state, then, of course, no one talks about this, they say how many millions of russians died to save, including france in the first world war, how they physically almost allowed france to come out of defeat and catch its breath,

the germans were forced to transfer troops from western front. their advance on paris was thwarted.akov is in the studio, that's the main topic today. vladimir putin is in kabardi in balkaria, where he visited a fruit growing and processing plant, and also honored the memory of those killed in beslan.

, in the west, on the west bank of the jordan river, and the situation on the western front for us, onn front for us, it reached another level, after the israeli special services. carried out strikes against the top leadership of hezbollah, and the head of the hezbollah politburo joined this campaign, he was actually eliminated, although it is not yet clear who exactly, in fact it is clear, but israel did not take responsibility for this and... and of course, all these activists, they immediately spoke out against israel with threats, what will be the answer? mr. statement, but in this case, you have a completely safe, bilateral agreement between the united states and israel, the largest group of us naval forces, has now come to the shores of israel to help, but at the same time... president biden says that in the elimination of hani, well, it is not very helpful for negotiations regarding the gas sector, why is it, well, let's say so. a two-pronged stance and military aid was appropriate, and at the same time, in principle , mild criticism of actions that are justified as much as poss

front, a participant in the defensive border battle in belarus.august 1941, he was recalled from the front and sent to the enemy rear with task of developing a partisan struggle in the veleiskaya region. from september 1941 he became the commander of a partisan special group. the brigade under his command from january to october 1943 destroyed 8835 german soldiers and officers, as well as 60. the title of hero of the soviet union with the award of the order of lenin and the gold star medal. he was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red banner of labor, and medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city molodechno has a park and a street named after markov, on which. a bust of the hero is installed, which is a familiar life for belarusians, but may seem truly exotic to others, good morning, good morning! this is a 500-year-old oak tree that can fulfill a wish, it yes. strategic partnership between belarus and china. an exhibition of chinese

hegemonic front. and not being able basically to to stop this, um, your assessment of it, i think there was some leaks and some stories in some western media that indeed the us tried to support israel by gathering intelligence and so forth, if one is to believe that they have intervened as indicated by some american officials, by supplying in intelligence on this particular event in the past 24 hours, then indeed it's a failure, not just for the israeli intelligence, but for the american intelligence, and i think the failure is also not a matter of just tactical issues on identifying sources and places, a potential launch of catucias or of of drones, but it's also a failure. on the idea that having vast military power will deter hizballah from seeking retribution for the killing of hizballah commander in beirot. this calculation was and americans have said this, israels have said this, they said hizballah will not dare, they will not dare attack us, because that could trigger a war in which leban will be destroyed that. this is a miscalculation of the enemy, if you want, and and and tha

hegemonic front in not being able basically to to stop this. um, your assessment of it? um, i think there was some leaks and some stories and some... western media that indeed the us tried to support israel by gathering intelligence and so forth, if one is to believe that they have intervened, as indicated by some american officials, by supplying intelligence on this particular event in the past 24 hours, then indeed it's a failure not just for the israeli intelligence, but for the american intel and i think the failure is also not a matter of just tactical issues on identifying sources and places, a potential launch of catusias or of of drones, but it's also a failure on the idea that having vast military power will deter hazballah from seeking retribution for the killing of h a commander in bayrut. this calculation was and americans have said this, israel have said this, they said will not dare, they will not dare attack us, because that could trigger a war in which lebanon will be destroyed etc. this is a miscalculation of the enemy if you want, and and and that is wh

hegemonic front in not being able basically to to stop this. your assessment of it? i think there was some leaks and some st. in some western media that indeed the us tried to support israel by gathering intelligence and so forth, if one is to believe that they have intervened as indicated by some american officials by supplying intelligence on this particular event in the past 24 hours, then indeed it's a failure not just for the israeli intelligence, but for the... american intelligence and i think the failure is also not a matter of just tactical issues on identifying sources and places a potential launch of catusias or of of drones, but it's also a failure on the idea that having vast military power will deter hizballah from seeking retribution for the killing of 'hisballah commander in beirot, this calculation was and americans have said this, israels have said this, they said hizballah will not dare, they will not dare attack us, because that could trigger a war in which leban will be destroyed etc. this is a miscalculation of the enemy if you want, and and and

criticizing the passive behavior of the western countries in front of the terrorist actions of the zionist regime, mr. mezikian said: if america and the western countries claim to prevent war in the region, they should immediately stop selling weapons and supporting this regime and force it to stop the genocide and attacks. to gaza and accept a ceasefire. in response to the president of france, who expressed concern about the escalation of inflammation in the region following the assassination of the head of the political office of hamas , the president demanded restraint from iran and said: avoiding war and trying to establish world peace and security are fundamental principles. it is fundamental to iran, but within the framework of international treaties and laws , we never remain silent in the face of violations of our interests and security. acting minister of foreign affairs criticized the silence of the europeans against the crimes of the zionist regime in a telephone conversation with the british foreign minister. and their inaction is the basis for repeating the crimes of this regi

front uh threatening our borders, threatening our security, and so we have that role to play in the access of resistance, and then we have the national role and as a country, i mean there are different stages that you have to pass, there's the... uh basically islamic government, there will be the islamic civilization, we have to keep growing and there will be new challenges, so some of some of the issues we're dealing with, for instance is um, there are things that are not expected, they're not accepted in iran even though they might be accepted elsewhere, that is, we believe that people should be home owners, we believe that there should be basically affordable healthcare, we don't believe in corporate systems, we don't believe in the free market in the sense that there will not be government protection for the people who will suffer most you know in the absence of such government protections and at the same time uh there's there's also lot of different modern approaches to uh economics to to politics to all of that and lot of these in some ways can contradict with our belief so we

all of this and so much more, meanwhile, the whole western hegemonic front continues to support the zionist regime. do you think that ultimately all these acts will lead to, at the very least the weakening of the zionist regime, if not the end of it, and the weakening of the whole western hejamonic front, which has delegitimized itself. his complicity in this genocide being shown to the world in real time. there is no doubt that the, mean, the the plan for the americans going back 10, 11 months was not to send to still be sending these large amounts of weapons 10 months later. that is a sign of failure, and i've stated this before, but it's the failure, the maximalist objective of course, was to drive. palestinians out of gaza, they haven't been able to figure that out with egypt and basically forcing pressuring egypt to do that uh, uh, that's not succeeded, uh, the they have and simultaneously they have not been able to defeat the resistance uh, and so they just keep bombing and they keep, americans keep providing the weapons to for more bombing, um, so that i think is uh, they there's a s

and the supreme leader of the entente forces on the western front in 1918, ferdinand foch , wrote: if france was not erased from the map of europe, then we owe this primarily to russia. sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to france and especially italy. even in the summer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar, the government of kerinsk. was still trying to organize an offensive to help the common cause. this russian restraint was the most important factor in our successes, right up to the entry of the united states into the war. however, all this is not prevented western partners from forgetting russia’s services as soon as the opportunity presented itself. they don’t remember this in the west even today. people over 70 years old know, but because after 60 years the internal political discourse has radically changed, and the vector has switched to the side of the united states, the role of russia is almost not considered at all, only... and it is viewed from the perspective of revolution and the fall of statehood, that is as a w

now the german publication zeit comes out with the headline “thinning front” and writes that ukraineks leaving two sections of the front. german spiegel echoes, experts point to colossal problems in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, fatigue of the military, huge losses of personnel, lack of equipment, cnn began to write about russia’s strategic successes, analysts are concerned about the advance of russian soldiers towards pokrovsk, saying that the loss of the city could cut off an important supply line to the armed forces of ukraine. in solnechnogorsk, on the basis of the senizh management workshop, the tenth all-russian youth and educational forum, smyslov territory, opened today. this year its participants will develop solutions for the state in the areas of municipal and state management of social and youth policy. and we’ll find out all the details from our correspondent anna voronina. she gets in direct contact with the studio. so, anna, welcome, how did the opening go and what were they talking about? yes, hello, colleagues, but it should be noted that today the openin

well, the western hegemonic front remained silent as the israeli regime assassinated the political bureau leader of hamas, ismail hania in tehran and fuad shokra in beirot, but now that iran has promised retaliation, it is quite worried and wondering when, where, and how, and telling iran to restrain itself. well, we're going to look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests uh to the program. out of glasgow, mcnapia, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign. and richard becker, anti-war activist from answer coalition out of san francisco, thank you both for being with me, i'm going to start it off um with mick, i mean make your perspective, how hypocritical is it that the european three, the uk, france and germany is now warning iran about retaliating, um, while at the same time it continues to support the zionist genocide and the regimes assassinations, well does, i'll try to add something to what you've said, but i agree with every word, i guess i would say that of course there's hypocrisy, there's gut-ranging hypocrisy and but there's also a tremendous co

hegemonic front continues to support the zionist regime, do you think that ultimately? "all these acts would lead to, at the very least the weakening of the zionist regime, if not the end of it, and the weakening of the whole western hegemonic front, which has delegitimized itself with its complicity in this genocide being shown to the world in real time. there is no doubt that the, mean, the the plan for the americans going back 10-11 months was not..." to send to still be sending these large amounts of weapons 10 months later, that is a sign of failure, and i've stated this before, but it's the failure, the maximalist objective of course was to drive palestinians out of gaza, they haven't been able to figure that out with egypt and basically forcing pressuring egypt to do that, uh, that's not succeeded, uh, the they have and simultaneously they have not been able to defeat the resistance ' and so they just keep bombing and they keep americans keep providing the weapons to for more bombing um so that i think is uh they there's a strategic failure on israel's standpoint

marshal of france and supreme leader of the entente forces on the western front in 1918 , ferdinand foch from the map of europe, then we owe this primarily to russia.” sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to france and especially italy. even in the summer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar. the kerinsky government was still trying to organize an offensive to help the common cause. this russian restraint was the most important factor in our successes, right up to the entry of the united states into the war. however , all this did not prevent western partners from forgetting russia’s services as soon as the opportunity presented itself. they don’t remember this in the west even today.

front without changes, quotes from military reports at that time, cavalry attacks could not push theesigned new types of fortifications, began to actively use barbed wire, bruno spirals, it was the russians who came up with special shells that destroyed barbed wire, much more effective than scissors, here is one invention, well known to everyone, we see it in the first and so far only museum of the first world war in tsarskoye selo. a german field kitchen from the first world war was found in the kaliningrad region, the initiator of the creation of this museum. vedensky, here it is, and in general the field kitchen first appeared in the russian army during the russian-turkish war. in 1977, anton turchinovich received a patent for a field kitchen with two boilers for cabbage soup and porridge. she can even come to the trenches. well, the diet of a russian soldier is also known. bread, tea, sugar, 20 g of butter and a pound of meat - that's almost half a kilo. a new era began in 1903 with airplane flight. 6 years later, louis bleriot flew across the english channel and it became clear

front without changes, quotes from military reports of the... creation of this museum by georgy vedenskyeneral, the field kitchen first appeared in the russian army, during the russian-turkish war. in 1907. era began in 1903 butter and a pound of meat, that's almost half a kilo. new with an airplane flight by the freight brothers. after 6 years, louis bleriot flew across the english channel and it became clear. aviation is not only a field of sport, but it must be used in war. she couldn't be better. suitable for reconnaissance, on an airplane you can fly behind enemy lines, take a photograph of the fastenings, while the airplane is not as vulnerable as a balloon, the planes were made multi-purpose, they also dropped bombs manually, he began to oversee the development of domestic military aviation grand duke alexander mikhailovich. we were ready for the first world war, that is, russia had 39 formed aviation detachments, there were 213 airplanes and 213 experimental ones. and we were even in first place, this is germany second, austria-hungary third, every russian officer, be it from the

spotlight, marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. it appears that the western hegemonic frontike the zionist regime, and another rule for everyone else. for example, we continually hear that the israely regime has the right to defend itself, but what about palestinians, the occupied people, do they have the right to defend themselves? well, the western hegemonic front remained silent as the israeli regime assassinated. the political bureau leader of hamas, ismail hania in tehran and fuad shokra in beirut, but now that iran has promised retaliation, it is quite worried and wondering when, where and how, and telling iran to restrain itself, we're going to look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. out of glasgow, mcna, co-founder. scottish palestine solidarity campaign and richard becker, anti-war activist from the anser coalition out of san francisco, thank you both for being with me, i'm going to start it off um with mick, i mean mick, your perspective, how hypocritical is it that the european 3, the uk, france and germany is now warnin

front, in russia the troops of alexander kolchak were routed, the last resistance of the whites, foreignersat the participation of their troops in the civil war in russia was senseless and dangerous, everyone except the japanese began to wind down the intervention, by the spring of 1920 the united states withdrew all its troops from russian territory, in 1933. on august 15, 1971, the united states abolished the peg of the dollar to gold. this became the main of a series of economic reforms of president richard nixon and went down in history as the nixon shock. the reforms put an end to the brettenwood system of international monetary relations, which had been in effect for 25 years. since then, the world economy has entered a period of constant inflation. the brettenwood system relied on a rigidly fixed price of gold at $35 per troy ounce for fixed exchange rates of currencies of all countries participating in the key currency - the dollar. immediately after the second world war, the system worked regularly, there was a high demand for american goods and, accordingly, for dollars. and the u

they actively exported timber, fur, and gold, but when germany suffered defeat on the western front,nder kolchak's troops were routed in russia, the last resistance of the whites, foreigners realized that the participation of their troops in the civil war in russia is senselessly dangerous. and everyone, except the japanese, began to wind down the intervention. by the spring of 1920, the united states had withdrawn all its troops from russian territory, and in 1933, they recognized the ussr and established diplomatic relations with the union. on august 15 , 1971, the united states abolished the dollar's peg to gold, which became the main one in a series of economic reforms by president richard nixon and went down in history as the nixon shock. the reforms put an end to the bretton woods system of international monetary relations, which had been in effect for 25 years. since then, a period of constant inflation has begun in the world economy. the bratton woods system relied on a rigidly fixed price of gold at $35 per troy ounce on fixed exchange rates of currencies of all participatin

the germans were forced to transfer troops from the western front, their offensive on paris was disrupted. this is a big information evening. they entered the battle straight from the march, how the marines of the 810th brigade scattered the enemy on the kursk border and gave nato equipment a run for its money. another target of the ukrainian armed forces, pensioners from sudcha. the seventy-five-year-old woman has already undergone three operations to the tune of those killed by ukrainian fascists, civilians are going to dozens. the russian defense ministry promises, we will avenge everyone. ukrainian sypso is trying to feed the audience a pill of infolzhi. they show how the vsu allegedly distribute canned meat to residents of the kursk region. it's just strange that they have a ukrainian in the main role. air defense from the first vice. our fighters have put an unusual method of destroying enemy heavy drones on stream. launders money stolen in russia in the united states. the prosecutor general's office has the right to seize the businessman's shares in elite real estate abroad. what m

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it appears that the western hejamonic front thinks that there is one rule for them and their allies likeelse. for example, we continually hear that the israeli regime has the right to defend itself, but what about palestinians, the occupied people, do they have the right to defend themselves? well, the western hegemonic front remained silent as the israeli regime assassinated the politic. hobil leader of hamas, ismail hania in tehran and fuad shokra in beirut, but now that iran has promised retaliation, it is quite worried and wondering when, where and how, and telling iran to restrain itself. we're going to look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests uh to the program. out of glasgow, mcnapia, co-founder scottish palestine. solidarity campaign and richard becker, anti-war activist from the answer coalition out of san francisco, thank you both for being with me, i'm going to start it off um with mick, i mean make your perspective, how hypocritical is it that the european three, the uk, france and germany is now warning iran about retaliating, um, while at the same

front without change, quotes from military reports of that time. could not be driven back by cavalry attacks; the engineers were designing new ones. than scissors, here is one invention that is well known to everyone, we see it in the first and so far only museum of the first world war in tsarskoye selo. a german field kitchen from the first world war was found in the kaliningrad region, the initiator of the creation of this museum was georgy vedensky, here it is, and in general, a field kitchen for the first time. appeared precisely in the russian army during the russian-turkish war. in 1907 , anton turchinovich received a patent for a field kitchen with two boilers for cabbage soup and porridge. she can even come to the trenches. well, the diet of a russian soldier is also known. bread, tea, sugar, 20 g of butter and a pound of meat, that's almost half a kilo. a new era began in 1903 with the flying of an airplane by the frith brothers. after 6 years, louis bleriot flew over. and it became clear that aviation is not only a field of sports, but it

hegemonic front. i like to welcome my guests to the program. said mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator out of london. and said shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights. out of karachi. well, thank you both. for being with us, starting it off in london, and said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians, at the same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think uh, the the lies and the hypocrisy of the collective anglosphere. has been exposed more in this particular genocide, this particular scenario of war than in any other that i can leave, i can really uh remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can record really lays bear, the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism, in reality

well, the western hegemmonic front remained silent as the israeli regime assassinated the political bureau leader of hamas, ismail hania in tehran and fuad shokra in beirut, but now that iran has promised retaliation, it is quite worried and wondering when, where and how, and telling iran to... to restrain itself, we're going to look at all of this on the spotlight. i'd like to welcome my guests uh to the program. out of glasgow, mcnapia, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign. and richard becker, anti-war activist from the answer coalition out of san francisco, thank you both for being with me. i'm going to start it. off um with mick, i mean mick, your perspective, how hypocritical is it that the european three, the uk, france and germany is now warning iran about retaliating, while at the same time it continues to support the zionist genocide and the regime's assassinations. well, this, i'll try to add something to what you've said, but i, i agree with every word. i i guess i would say that of course there's hypocrisy, there's gut raringing. say um, but there's also a tremendo

of world war i, the germans were forced to transfer troops from the western front, their offensive on is a big information evening, that's what we will tell you about in the next hour. they entered the battle right from the march. how the marines of the 810th brigade scattered the enemy on the kursk border and gave nato equipment a run for its money. another target of the ukrainian armed forces, pensioners from sudcha. the seventy-five-year-old woman has already undergone three operations. the number of those killed by ukrainian fascists is in the tens. the russian defense ministry promises that we will avenge everyone.

hegemonic front continues to support the zionist regime. do you think that ultimately all these acts will lead to at the very least the weakening of the zionist regime, if not the end of it, and the weakening of "the whole western hegemonic front, which has delegitimized itself with its complicity in this genocide being shown to the world in real time. there is no doubt that the, mean the the plan for the americans going back 10-11 months was not to send to still be sending these large amounts of weapons 10 months later. that is a sign of failure, and i've..." this before, but it's the failure, the maximalist objective of course, was to drive palestinians out of gaza, they haven't been able to figure that out with egypt and basically forcing pressuring egypt to do that, that's not succeeded, the they have and simultaneously they have not been able to defeat the resistance uh, and so they just keep bombing and they keep americans keep providing the weapons to for more bombing, so that i think is... they there's a strategic failure on israel's standpoint now also uh there is a big fail

hejamonic front. i like to welcome my guests to the program. said mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london and said maz shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights out of. well, thank you both for being with us, starting it off in london, and it said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians, at the same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think the the lies and the hypocrisy. the collective anglosphere has been exposed more in this particular genocide, this particular scenario of war than in any other that i can, i can really remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can recall really lays bear the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism in. reality what we've got is set

hejamonic front. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. said mosan abbus, journalist and political commentator out of london. and said maz shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights, out of karachi. well, thank you both for being with us, starting it off in london and... said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians, at the same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think uh, the the lies and the hypocracy of the collective anglosphere has been exposed more in this. particular genocide, this particular scenario of war than in any other that i can leave, i can really remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can recall really lays bear the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism, in reali

hegemonic front. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. said mosan abbas, journalist and political commentator out of london and said maz shah, executive director of center for islamic law and human rights out of karachi. well, thank you both for being with us, starting it off in london, and said moson, i mean, though the whole western hegemonic front has failed the palestinians at the sign. same time it appears that it has done everything it possibly could for the israeli regime during this genocide. i mean, your thoughts about that, and what does it really mean? well, first of all, i think uh, the the lies and the hypocrisy of the collective anglosphere has been exposed more in this particular genocide, this particular scenario of war, than in any other. that i can leave, i can really uh remember, there's nothing in living memory that i can recall really lays bear the hypocrisy, the lies, the the genocidal intent, the the the fraud that is really what we now know as western neoliberalism, in

the germans were forced to transfer troops from the western front.n paris was thwarted. dear friends, i suggest you watch reruns of our besagons from the golden collection of besagon tv while we are on vacation, i hope that you will be interested in remembering what we are talking about, i am waiting for you at these viewings. at the beginning of the situation in the kursk region, the army russia continues to push the enemy out of the region, attacks by assault groups have been repelled. in the direction of olgovka, russkoye and cherkasskoye porechny. over the past 24 hours, the enemy has lost more than 330 of its fighters and almost three dozen armored vehicles. this was reported by the ministry of defense. the department specified that during the military actions in the kursk direction, up to 3,800 ukrainian servicemen and 54 tanks have been eliminated. our special correspondent stanislav nazarov has the details.

uh because of the uh, the rate that the western front for the ukrainians is collapsing. they're gonna lose most everything. uh, west of the net. i'm sorry. yeah, eastern and after an eastern front of march you said that pro is going to be gone. one way or the other, or they're going to be in full retreat. and the course offensive is just throwing away troops that they didn't have enough of to begin with. so that's going to be getting more likely or within the next $3.00 to $4.00 weeks. going to get very, very constrained and will be getting destroyed because they, they would, they do this, they put themselves in a culture, or they put their head in a new. so they brought in reserves that were, they were keeping in the deep rear. and that could have been used to plug the holes on the eastern front, and they put them in to this offensive, and they got themselves in the back there, the colder. and the colder is being close up. sure. there's some areas where they're still advancing a little bit, but they're big advances of ground down to half of kilometers or less than a day

because of the, the rate that the western front for the ukrainians is collapsing. they're gonna lose most everything uh west with enough. i'm sorry. yeah, east of an eastern front and mark like you said that pro is going to be gone one way or the other or they're going to be in full retreat. and the course defensive was just throwing away troops that they didn't have enough of to begin with. so that's going to be getting more likely or within the next $3.00 to $4.00 weeks. going to get very, very constrained and will be getting destroyed because they, they would, they do this, they put themselves in a culture, or they put their head in a new so they brought in reserves, different arrow, keeping in the deep rear. and that could have been used to plug the holes on the eastern front, and they put them in to this offensive, and they got themselves in the back. they're the colder and the colder it's being close up. sure. there's some areas where they're still advancing a little bit, but they're big advances of ground down to half of kilometers or less than a day. know,

uh because of the uh, the rate that the western front for the ukrainians is collapsing. they're gonna lose most everything. uh west. so the net, i'm sorry. yeah, eastern and after an eastern front of march, you said that pro is going to be gone one way or the other or they're going to be in full retreat. and the course offensive was just throwing away troops that they didn't have enough of to begin with. so that's going to be getting more likely, or within the next $3.00 to $4.00 weeks. it's going to get very, very constrained and will be getting destroyed because they, they, what they did is they put themselves in a culture, or they put their head in a new. so they brought in reserves that were, they were keeping in the deep rear. and that could have been used to plug the holes on the eastern front, and they put them in to this offensive, and they get themselves in the back. they're the colder. and the colder is being close up. sure. there's some areas where they're still advancing a little bit, but they're big advances of ground down to half of kilometers or less than

, and ukraine was restricted from striking with western weapons, but this ban was lifted, ukraine was at least partially able to launch strikes against russian rears on the territory of russia, and this permission is preserved, does this mean in your the opinion that russia strategically miscalculated this way, although it temporarily gained an advantage due to redeployment of ukrainian troops, well... russia tragically miscalculated, if it recognized that the war against ukraine was pointless, it was more of such operational calculations, miscalculations, well, on the one hand, it should probably be emphasized that the... fact that russia was able to open a new direction of attack, although it did not achieve certain results, this is a consequence of miscalculations and problems primarily on the part of our partners, that is, the fact that we did not receive the required amount of weapons for more than six months, we will allow the russians to increase the corresponding group from 420 to 510 thousand and to open a new direction, but really the calculations that the russians had, they

front, a participant in the defensive. battle in belarus. in august 1941, he was recalled from the front and sent to the enemy rear with the task of developing a partisan struggle in the veleiskaya region. from september 1941, he became the commander of a partisan special group. the brigade under his command from january to october 1943 destroyed 8835 german soldiers and officers, as well as 60 police officers and traitors to the motherland, eight tanks, armored vehicles, 72 cars, derailed 35 trains, blew up 42 railway and 140 automobile bridges, for exemplary fulfillment of government assignments in the fight against the german fascist invaders behind enemy lines, and the courage and heroism shown in doing so, markov fyodor grigorievich was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the award of the order of lenin and the gold star medals, was awarded two orders of lenin, the order of the red labor banners, medals, including the partisan of the patriotic war of the first degree. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after hi

front, participant in the defensive border battle in belarus.ust in 1941, he was recalled from the front and sent to the enemy rear with the task of developing a partisan struggle in the velei region. from september 1941, he became the commander of a partisan special group. the brigade under his command from january to october. 1943 destroyed 8835 german soldiers and officers, as well as 60 police officers and traitors to the motherland. 72 vehicles, derailed 35 trains, blew up 42 railway and 140 road bridges, for exemplary fulfillment of government assignments in the fight against the nazi invaders in the rear. enemy, and the courage and heroism shown in this, markov fyodor grigorievich was awarded the title of hero of the soviet union. streets in many belarusian settlements are named after him. in the city of molodechno there is a park and a street named after markov, on which a bust of the hero is installed. meeting amazing people immersion in their profession. my name is mikhail pasmartsev, i am the head of the scientific department of the p

hedge. monic front continues to support the zionist regime. do you think that ultimately all these acts will lead to at the very least the weakening of the zionist regime, if not the end of it, and the weakening of the whole western hegemonic front, which has delegitimized itself with its complicity in this genocide being shown to the world in real time. there is no doubt that the, i mean, the... "the the plan for the americans going back 10-11 months was not to send to still be sending these large amounts of weapons 10 months later, that is a sign of failure, and i've stated this before, but it's the failure, the maximalist objective of course was to drive palestinians out of gaza, they haven't been able to figure that out with egypt and basically forcing pressuring egypt to do that, uh, that's not succeeded, the they have and simultaneously they have not been able to defeat the resistance uh and so they just keep bombing and they keep americans keep providing the weapons to for more bombing um so that i think is uh they there's a strategic f