guys around me, today some of these young guys lead the young guard, like misha golubovich, the youthent, like andrei samoilov, there were teachers, doctors and... around us so that people have the most ambitious plans when i tell my colleagues from other countries about the grant system that functions in culture in our country, thanks to our president, everyone is surprised, because it doesn’t matter at all whether you were born in the capital or in the region, if you are talented, you have every opportunity to become successful in his field. about supporting sports, despite the restrictions that our athletes face, our big one. country in recent years and emphasized that he has always supported the course pursued by vladimir putin. crimea under ukraine and crimea now are two completely different crimeas. if during ukraine they tried to pump out all the resources from there, did nothing for the development of crimea, now the situation is absolutely the opposite, a huge number of positive changes, the airport is wonderful, and of course, i’m like... an annual rotation of members of the

guard of united russia, he is from donetsk. thanks to our president, we increasingly believe that victory will be ours, we know that victory will be ours, the structure, the restoration of housing, if ukraine, for its part, only destroys what was left behind. chinese cctv representative knows in detail about how joint projects of our countries are progressing, these are the topics of his reports. at the end of august at the beginning of september we were in siberia at the chiantinsky field, at the kazovo field, so everything in the amrur region, the vamur ppc, we are our own, this is a joint project, and a joint one. it is already known that foreign media and even employees of the french tv channel have been accredited with vladimir putin for the results of the year. the first largest major european tf-1 is fortunate to be present at this conference, you as a producer speak, i am a producer of a channel of an unfriendly country, it is a rare case for our good stories, for our trips to the northern military district, to the fron

during the great patriotic war, she was part of the headquarters of the young guard; she was brutally nazis in ukraine. and in altai the film “watches for faith” was shown. this is a touching , poignant story about how even one a day in war can change a person's life. heroes of the fatherland are being honored today in the primorsky territory. from there the report is from kenya. little tim circles the anchor on the emblem of the marine corps with his palm, very soon the little one will learn that his dad is one of the most worthy officers, representatives of this branch of the military, and that his father survived in a difficult battle to hold him in his arms like that, well, i honestly already i didn’t hope that i would get out of there, i was just lying there and thinking, everything is fine here, well , there was calm, and then i remembered that i need another son to see everything, it gave me a boost of energy to be able to reach him in time... company commander yuri bratchikov received a serious injury in october last year near the village of pavlovka in the dpr, with his task

guard and the our truth foundation.hipment they brought to the special operation zone; equipment is transferred regularly; innovative, mobile, portable systems allow russian troops to solve combat missions even more effectively in one of the most difficult areas of the front. whose name in the history of our army aviation is associated with many heroic pages. sergei mikheev, creator of the alligator and black shark, russian attack helicopters, famous throughout the world. today the outstanding designer turns 85, but he is not even thinking about retiring and is making even more ambitious plans. one of the first to congratulate sergei viktorovich was my colleague, oleg shishkin. in the museum of aviation history , an entire stand is dedicated to his helicopters, although everything could have collapsed overnight. in mai they refused to accept documents from a boy from khabarovsk due to the lack of the necessary certificate, and mikheev decided to go to obank, went to the reception of the then all-powerful central committ

festive events are primarily educational in the tula region united russia and the young guard arrangets. they will find out which of them is the strongest in... knowledge in the field of the fundamentals of government, the fundamental rights and freedoms of a human citizen, the winners of the competition for knowledge of the basic law were awarded in tyumen. and in st. petersburg, in the presidential library, a multimedia lesson on the constitution was held for high school students, and it was held in the federation council. today marks 30 years not only of the russian constitution, but also of russian parliamentarism. gennady zyuganov, deputy of all convocations of the state duma. according to him according to him, the modern constitution replaced the brezhnev one, approved in 77, which was considered one of the best. the brezhnev constitution, open the analysis and look, not all conceivable and inconceivable rights are fiction. by the way, we discussed for six months 110 articles, amendments were made from 172. and from all this a special working group chose the quintessence that co

young guard of united russia, he is from donetsk.of living , you know, is growing by leaps and bounds, roads, infrastructure, housing restoration, if ukraine, for its part, only destroys in its wake, we were in siberia at the chianda deposit, at the kazovo deposit, so everything is in the amru region, the kpc, we are there with our cameras there, we filmed how russia works there, a joint project, yes a joint project, at the end of the year with... about the elections, we were invited, of course, we always want to be present to ask questions find out the answers, we are glad that we were invited , the president once said, it’s like a renovation, it’s difficult to finish, the record was set in 2008, 100 questions for almost 5 hours, a reporter from the crimean tv channel advises, no matter how long the communication lasts, it is important to listen carefully , what colleagues ask about, there are questions, other regions ask similar ones and somehow it will look stupid if you repeat the question, and what do you do, rearrange the quest

guard, it was necessary to write an essay about valor and courage. peers, svo participants, volunteersifficulties. in total, the organizers received more than 350 works from 40 regions, including the lugansk and donetsk people's republics. the most interesting thing is that when we announced this project, we decided to just start it, try it in several regions, and announced this project for 14 regions of russia, but literally in the first minutes of the start of the competition people started coming to us. applications from various regions of russia and now among the participants there are not 14, but 40 territories of the russian federation. of course, we had to strengthen our team, which selected and evaluated the works and essays submitted by our children. gum skating rink on red square is hosting an important friendly match. hockey battles in the heart.

guard, collected and brought to the front line more than 80 thousand tons of humanitarian aid.ns of the country responded to the call of their homeland and went to work in the hospital. about 3.00 young activists went to help our people in new regions of our country. state, a lot of work has been done to form the legal foundations on the basis of which peaceful life will be built in new regions, the entire state system is being restarted. authorities in accordance with russian laws create management tools, assistance to our new constituent entities of the russian federation in the process of their integration, let’s say, reintegration into our country, a task of exceptional importance, the standard of living in the territory of these regions, the entire range of social russian authorities have been provided to our party. in the main party document, the people's program, it is no coincidence that each of the four new constituent entities of the russian federation adopted regional people's programs that take into account the specific requests and proposals of the donetsk and luga

guard is open after reconstruction, i will show you how i can...is year about 40 branches of the mfc were put into operation, more than 700,000 requests were received. the center is equipped with everything necessary for the comfort of visitors, this is a children's corner with colorful books, and this is a mother and child room, inside everything necessary for feeding and hygiene procedures for the baby. in the rear areas of the lugansk republic, the scale of work per year is greater than in previous decades. medicines. the moscow regional research clinical institute, abbreviated as maniacs, is essentially a flagship in advanced technologies for combating dangerous pathologies. we have already opened several clinical trials, and where patients receive therapy for breast cancer , stomach cancer, melanoma. and we plan to actively continue cooperation. domestic drugs undergo special clinical trials, all according to strict international standards. volunteers help doctors. sergei is just one of them, his they introduce in detail the progress of the up

guard was then renovated, and the first to visit the museum after the reconstruction was a delegation has become a common practice. another common one for of all participants donbass, the topic of the seversky donets, one of the most beautiful rivers in europe, it demanded and requires attention today, it was about improving the health of this river, about the water balance, creating conditions for the development of navigation. however, everything that was possible to accomplish then happened more in spite of than thanks to it. 3 years, but in fact the euroregion existed until 2014, still a short period of time to unwind the bureaucratic machine and prepare the appropriate legislation. but what is certain is that the territories have become closer each other. it was these agreements, which were concluded at the municipal level, thanks to the work of the euroregion, that made it possible to provide donetsk and the lugansk people's republic with everything necessary after the fourteenth year. it was they who became the basis for the further development of the young people of donbass. a

i must say that when the young guard publishing house suggested that i write a biography of alexei tolstoylf that it was my job to fulfill what was offered to me, then i felt like a professional writer for the first time: here is a hero, write whatever you want about him, i was sure that it would be such a satirical pamphlet, that it would be such a session of exposure, i even had the same sound all the time lines by boris chichebabin , a wonderful poet who wrote like this, i feel sad, i feel sorry... for those who haven’t read it, i highly recommend reading the memoir of ivan alekseevich bunin, which is called the third tolstoy, in which my hero is also shown, well , very impartial, very ironic, it starts actually bunin with the same topic, whether he was a fat count, but he never told. about his father, for bunin it was very strange, how can a count, how can a russian aristocrat not be proud of his pedigree, not talk about his ancestors, because well, this is such an obligatory part. biography and history of every russian nobleman. in fact, the story of the origin of alexei tolstoy, the

yes, i learned a monologue by oleg koshevov from the young guard and a song, well, i sang some kind of me, she could sing very well, she knew a lot of songs, and maybe you can show us something or even sing, i can sing, but not what i sang.' hello, my name is anastasia, in what situations did you choose in childhood, in what situations can you collect now? well... sometimes, of course, i had to, i call it a white lie, when i committed some unseemly act, and i had to get out of it in front of my dad, because my dad was strict, so i was afraid, sometimes, in general, i had to to deceive, well, now it’s not always possible to tell the truth. it’s impossible to understand, but most often , as they say, a lie, it is revealed when the truth comes out, you have to justify yourself, and you blush when you lie, you know, i blushed, in childhood i was always, on any occasion, a very shy boy, i was a mama’s boy, not because i cheated there, but i just felt awkward there when i appeared in front of a lot of people, it’s strange that i chose this profession, i was building my life so, in order to o

guard of united russia, he from donetsk.d of living, you know, is growing by leaps and bounds, roads, infrastructure, housing restoration, if ukraine, for its part, only destroys and leaves behind a scorched black field, then russia comes to restore everything. a journalist from the american television channel nbcmon personally came to receive his accreditation in 2021, our president answered his questions as part of an interview in the kremlin. what topic is your question? about the elections? we were invited, of course, we always want to be present to ask questions and find out the answers. we we're glad we were invited. the length of putin's conversation with journalists is always unpredictable. the president himself once said that it’s like a renovation, it’s difficult to finish. for example, a quick question. yes, we always have a spare. some people got the chance to ask putin a question for the first time, while others already had the experience of several press conferences. yulia, editor-in-chief of the penza newspape

mikael works in the young guard of united russia, he is from donetsk.g by leaps and bounds, roads, mr. putin, how does he see relations with france? a journalist from the american television channel nbc, kir simons, also came personally to receive his accreditation. in 2021, our president answered his questions as part of interview in the kremlin. it will somehow look stupid if you repeat the question, and what are you doing, rebuilding the question quickly? yes, we always have a backup option, some people got the chance to ask putin a question for the first time, while others already have experience of several press conferences. yulia, editor-in-chief of the penza newspaper young leninets, came eight times, of which five times she spoke with the president. yulia izmailo, newspaper young leninets, penza. young leninist asks about pensions, you think so far, it’s mostly pensioners who think so. and a pensioner he loves to read, of course. slides down, this dressing room begins in the ladies' toilet, it is important for everyone to please the president, t

there, young guard activists held a quiz on knowledge of the basics of the constitution. to fourteen-year-old russians. there is a solemn ceremony in the omsk region. was held with the participation of the governor and presidential commissioner for children’s rights maria lvova belova. the constitution of the year ninety-three determined the priorities for the development of the state and became the foundation of the modern legal system, and its updated norms allowed our country to overcome external challenges and strengthen its sovereignty. state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin announced this today. when we talk about the constitution it really is. has become different , it was written based on the challenges of the time, based on the situation and most importantly, the will of the people, this is very important, because for the first time such a decision was made in the russian federation, where there is a multi-party system, where there are different points of view, if you listen to the president, including its software installation. that we are all together for our co

guard and, of course, tangerines were included in the parcel. i don’t think a damn thing, i definitely love him. when he smiles, these grooves appear, well, other people have dimples, right here, but he has grooves, right when i see it, i really want to touch it, i can barely restrain myself, i put my hands in my pocket, i squeeze the flocks there, what do you think, i i’m a complete fool, i don’t know, wow, you’ll have both olivier and sparklers. christmas tree, calm down, christmas tree mom will buy it tomorrow, you don’t need to ask for any gene, what other gene, two, i don’t know any gene from the second entrance, but one-sided love is a test, you lie at night , you can’t sleep and you think about him, about his moles, about his furrow , and it becomes offensive. why is it offensive, why, why, i think about him like a clinical idiot, but he doesn’t think about me at all, for him i’m like a plastic bag, transparent. i have, no, i’m actually purple, i’m thinking, maybe i should douse myself with ice water in the morning, well, they say that se

guard and the our truth foundation.onnecting shelters and headquarters belonging to the top military and political leadership of the palestinian movement was destroyed . in addition, according to arab media, this night the israeli army launched new raids in settlements in the west. today is the winter solstice, this night has become the most longest in a year. the luminary is located as far as possible from the earth's equator and we, residents of the northern hemisphere, will be able to see it today for only 7 hours, and only if the sky is not covered by clouds. but tomorrow the daylight hours will gradually begin to increase. in the meantime, the nights are especially long and dark, you can admire one of the most beautiful... there will definitely be a place where the new year's mood will definitely reign, so of course at the exhibition exhibition forum russia at vdnkh, come, come, fly, this holiday feeling. by the way, many guests of the exhibition come here for the second, third, fourth time, this is not surprising,

today commander young will share her personal experiences at the coast guard academy and the coast guard. caitlin e merrill. caitlin is a former member of the coast guard academy class of 2008. she was honorably discharged from the coast guard after completing one semester. she graduated from roanoke university with a ba in political science and has completed horse work toward a masters in american history from rutgers university. during her studies she served as an intern in the house of representatives and with the senate commerce committee. misses merrill -- mrs. merrow now lives in tennessee with her husband and children. lieutenant melissa mccafferty. lieutenant mccafferty is a 2011 graduate of the coast guard academy. she served as director of operations and deputy director of operations and the coast guard response to hurricanes america maria, and carmen. she is a tillman and truman scholar. she received a masters in applied economics from johns hopkins university and is a 2023 graduate of georgetown university law center. lieutenant mccafferty is currently in private practice in

in order to become an artilleryman of the russian guard, the young officer managed to master everythingics, the main thing is to understand how it works, and the rest will come. today martin - senior battery officer. this means that his personal efforts and the work of his mentors were not in vain. under his control, the fire fighters were successful. we practiced night shooting, showing good results. of course, in the overall scope we managed to work out everything; in any case , there were some gaps that needed to be eliminated; the senior commanders highlighted to us our shortcomings, highlighted to us what we needed to work on in preparation for various business trips. overall, i believe that today's challenges are coped, and the goals of the lesson were achieved. the most important conditions. active execution of tasks in the shortest possible time without losses, fast and clear interaction of artillery units of the russian guard, with special and operational units. constant training of coordinated teamwork skills is one of the main goals of various training exercises. the operatio

today commander young will share her personal experiences at the coast guard academy and the coast guarditlin e merrill. caitlin is a former member of the coast guard academy class of 2008. she was honorably discharged from the coast guard after completing one semester. she graduated from roanoke university with a ba in political science and has completed horse work toward a masters in american history from rutgers university. during her studies she served as an intern in the house of representatives and with the senate commerce committee. misses merrill -- mrs. merrow now lives in tennessee with her husband and children. lieutenant melissa mccafferty. lieutenant mccafferty is a 2011 graduate of the coast guard academy. she served as director of operations and deputy director of operations and the coast guard response to hurricanes america maria, and carmen. she is a tillman and truman scholar. she received a masters in applied economics from johns hopkins university and is a 2023 graduate of georgetown university law center. lieutenant mccafferty is currently in private practice in wash

united russia and the young guard are organizing quizzes for schoolchildren and students.kirill met with representatives of the committee of military families of the fatherland. these were fathers and mothers, wives, brothers, sisters of fighters, discussing measures taken by the state. in addition, they discussed the role of the family in the education of patriotism. today our country is truly faced with an obvious challenge from evil, the same evil that threatens the entire world. at all. you need to understand that evil is not a static phenomenon, if evil does not stop, it expands, there cannot be a passive position in front of evil, you just need to remember this as one of the rules life: your sacrifice, love for your husbands, sons who stood up to defend the fatherland, these are the feelings and this energy, they are invaluable, and you show... russia and it is important that africa can cooperate with this educational institution, this is a historical moment . alexander konovalov, the founder of microneurosurgery in our country, is 90 years old. a genius innovator wh

boys guarding the bridge. if you go there today, it's called camp paradise. if you go there today, they have kind of restored it a little bit. the one on the other side of the bridge is in the forest. i was out there once and it was ticked paradise. we came to this area. said here it is. i look and said where? you could not see but there was an outline of something going on here. i would not recommend walking out to see it, however. go ahead. there is camp paradise today. go ahead. there is a marker on or 60 about the cavalry fight at highbridge. this is just a picture of it. i think i'm the only person who visits it now but anyway, go ahead. >> okay, so april 6, 1865, general grant has learned through sheridan spies that the confederates seem to be moving towards highbridge to go across the appomattox river there. and he sends a message to general ward to do something about this. he was born in cumberland, maryland the son of james and rebecca. family tradition is that james was the illegitimate son of george

are young men of such... conscript appearance, who wear such a uniform, well, it is not the uniform of the armed forces, you know, now there is such a thing around zsushna such a fashion, here, and in principle, what they did was, they followed there for parking, for some kind of illegal trade, in fact, this is such and such a group that duplicates what, in principle , the police do and should do, but there are no such specific powers... there are no, and the question is, why do we need this municipal guard at all , it arises at every session of the city council, and it seems they want to occupy them with something, they will hand out summonses, well, i don’t know, it’s also absurd when you talk to the military , even those who have been at the front for two years now, there are my colleagues, my acquaintances, even they tell that they are against such packaging, distribution of subpoenas, they say that, in principle, the best thing that can be done is competent recruiting, and it must be built at the highest level, and not total such packaging, as is, in principle, done in luhansk

guarding the bridge. so if you go there today, it's called camp paradise. and if you go there today, they've kind of restored it a little bit. the the one on the other side of the bridge is in the forest. chris coggins took me out there once and it was tic paradise. and we came to this area and he said, here it is. and i looked and said, where? well, you could see there was an outline of something going on here and so that's where that other fort was. i would not recommend walking out to see it, however. go ahead. there's gap paradise today. go ahead. oh, there is a a marker on for 60 about the cavalry, a fight at high bridge. and this is just a picture of it. i think i'm the only person that visits it now. but anyway, go ahead. okay. so april six, 1865, general grant has learned through sheridan spies that the confederates seem to be moving towards high bridge to cross, go across the upper maddox river there, and he sends a message to general ward ortho. chris beau. chris beau, chris at ward to do someth

guarding the bridge. so if you go there today, they, it's called camp paradise. and if you go there today, they've kind of restored it a little bit. the one on the other side of the bridge is in the forest. chris coins took me out there once. and it was tick paradise and we came to this area and he said, here it is. and i looked and said where? well, you could see there was an outline of something going on here. and so that's where that other fort was. i would not recommend walking out to see it. however, go ahead, there's camp paradise today. go ahead. there is a uh um a marker on 460 about the cavalry fight at high bridge. this is just a picture of it. i think i'm the only person that visits it now. but anyway, go ahead. ok. so april 6th, 1865 general grant has learned through sheridan spies that the confederates are seem to be moving towards high bridge to cross and, and go across the appomattox river there. and he sends a message to general ord, chris chris ord to do something about this. ord was born

the young, we believe the delmonte guards tortured them until they died. of delmonte is a very well known company, and it's mostly associated with the killing of young men in this region. the company has more power than us and believes this above the law. if you follow the last 2, nothing will happen because they spend a lot of money just to by justice, while the government should ensure the perpetrators are brought to trial. if the victims violated the law, the company could have them arrested for a murder. our government tried to fight colonialism, but we kenyans continue to suffer at the hands of companies like delmonte. a warning and disturbing images, i had the divers retrieve the bodies and found bruises consistent with georgia, the victims that left their homes to find work, but later sneaked into delmonte plantation and u. s. affiliated company where they took some pineapples, according to delmonte and investigation into the incident, is underway. delmont, say 10 years, co operating with can you know, sorry to you since they continued to investigat

myself, here it is, yes, how, what, positive, and this it is sung to this day, yes, and is known by younges, they are in good shape, they come out and give with nefyodov, the entire composition of, so to speak , legendary gems lives, well , they very accurately reproduced the atmosphere of dmitry malikov’s childhood, well, now the melody of youth, let’s say that it has already influenced you to... a musician who - began to compose his songs, i want to tell you, as a compliment, there is a lot in your music, it is in good taste, because there are cultural traditions there, and i’m not even talking about the wedding procession and until tomorrow, there is something so slavic bright, and what music influenced you as a musician who already understood what it was or was just beginning to understand what it would be... you know, if we talk about putting classical culture aside and talking about rock music or pop music, then it all started, probably, with queens, i started listening to their first albums, then at a more conscious age, when i was already 13, 14, 15 years old, it was just the dawn

todd was a young representative labels these very attacks on guards as health system sadistic. is there any forces, allegedly kill at least 11 on, on to mad in front of their relatives in kansas city? it's according to your insults, to learn more from a palestinian vest crisen spokes person. unfortunately, we can't even reach people's people who are injured or killed because we are denied access by is an occupation forces the areas are extremely the interest and anyone who is assigned.

commander and whistleblower kimberly young-mcclear is one of the people that knew the report existed and has pushed for its release for years. >> i and many of us were very angry and very upset that this was a document that spelled out exactly what the culture was, provided a roadmap of how we can improve the culture, and the coast guard sat on it. and then they buried it. >> reporter: in 2019, young-mcclear even testified in front of congress about the toxic culture in the coast guard. >> if they had implemented the vast majority of the recommendations that it absolutely could have prevented what happened to me, and not just me, what continues to happen across the entire u.s. coast guard. >> reporter: yet the coast guard and the department of homeland security have, for years, refused to release the report publicly. and keep in mind, this newly uncovered report was written four years before another internal coast guard report that was kept secret until a cnn investigation last summer. dubbed operation fouled anchor, it substantiated dozes of rapes at the coast guard academy. >> i ag

at training camps, young lieutenants get acquainted with the equipment and weapons of special forcese learned how to shoot with a mortar, here’s the nausibilian ’s release, captain sheiko, here he is the commander of the mortar crew, the tanks were corrected , they fired themselves, they didn’t do that, the drones went fast, so did we, here’s the coolest thing there is, a breakthrough theme , at 25 km, we corrected and destroyed the battery with its help, well, in short, at 25 km you can easily distinguish the equipment, whatever you want there, you don’t need to the front is sunny, yesterday's cadets hang on every word of an experienced special forces soldier, they are interested in every detail, they ask many questions: the young officers have the same mood, to defend their homeland, i was trained for this for 5 years, and i am not what i should, i am obliged to fulfill my military duty, because i am an officer of the national guard troops and i am proud of it , i am very impressed, because here you can feel the spirit, the spirit of special forces, it is clear that they do not for

corps became another canvas for the works of young multimedia artists, and here 10 finalists presented in 3d video films the projections here tell about the songs of mermaids; viewers at the palace will recognize the area from the legends and myths associated with this place. the most difficult thing is to combine two things: the first is imagination, the second is the real facade of a real building, because the things we are talking about are like mythical things, they do not exist in nature, but to tie them, to literally glue them to the facade, historical the building so that it looks harmonious and impressive, well, this is not an easy task. to find yourself with your creation in such an unusual auditorium, a great honor for young artists, audience voting. idps are afraid to return to their homeland; their tourist visas have expired. the issue of providing temporary asylum has not yet been resolved. our colleagues in the author’s project of andrey kunitsin, a man in the right, will tell about the development of this story. watch today at 16:20 on ntv. and we have everything by this

corps became another canvas for the works of young multimedia artists, and here 10 finalists presenteddeo films projections. viewers on dvortsovaya will learn about the village of akunevo in the omsk region from the legends and myths associated with this place. the most difficult thing is to combine two things, the first is imagination, the second is the real facade of a real building, because the things we are talking about are like mythical things, they do not exist in nature, but to tie them, glue them literally to the facade, a historical building so that it looks harmoniously impressive, but this is not an easy task, the beauty of crimea is a team of video artists. shows through nature peninsula, this is our first time participating in such a large-scale event, it’s very exciting, but i think that we will be able to surprise and tell a real beautiful story, very... and so interesting, warm, about our one of the warmest regions of the country. it is a great honor for young artists to be with their creation in such an unusual auditorium, a vote of the audience will determine the win

right before we started lunch today and we had the honor guard i talked to the young sailors. i started asking questions about how long they served and where you have been. she said to me thank you for your service. i said thank you for your service. we are in this together. and we are. i am so amazed by the young people that come into our military. when i go out and talk to them they are focused on war fighting. they are focused on getting the mission done. they are amazing young people. i am proud to be able to work with them. shannon: you touched on this little bit. do you think art young people not signing up is i don't know about the opportunities? what are some of the lowest levels in recent history where people knowing our having a family member or somebody who is actually serving? general brown: if you go back to the end of the cold war and as we started getting smaller and fewer bases in our communities and young people having fewer connections to somebody, whether it is a relative or neighbor that they know served in the military. one of the goals we have to do is as

right before we started lunch today and had the honor guard, i went over to the young sailors who asked me questions about how long they served, had they been in the navy for a year and 1/2 and she said to me thank you for your service. i said thank you for your service, we are in this together and we are. i am so amazed by the young people that come into our military. when i go out and talk to them they are focused on war fighting, they are focused on getting the mission done, they are amazing young people which i'm proud to be able to work with them. >> do you think part of young people not signing up is that they don't know about the opportunities, maybe they don't know something with the lowest levels in our recent history of people knowing, having a family member or somebody who is actually serving? >> going back to the end of the cold war as we started getting smaller bases in our communities and fewer connections to somebody, relative or neighbor, and one of the goals we have as a nation is to talk about our military and the opportunities. you don't know what you don't know, migh

. >> reporter: kimberly young-mcclear is a retired coast guard commander who tried to change the culture for years. >> it is imperative when you have knowledge, when you have truth, about violations of policy, violations of law, i think that you have a moral obligation, you have a duty, to remedy those and hold all those who are responsible accountable. >> reporter: now, as part of the review, the coast guard announced a series of sweeping changes, including more training, easier reporting of incidents, and improved oversight of the coast guard academy. the commandant writing, every -- core values of honor, respect, and devotion to duty at all times. there are no exceptions. >> so, pamela, what do the assault survivors that you've spoken to have to say about this report? >> anderson, one thing to keep in mind, this report doesn't call for any punishment for either the perpetrators or the people who covered up the reports. so, the reactions from survivors, it's been mixed. some are cautiously hopeful, while others are skeptical that the report is full of empty promises. one survivor we sp

sat on it and then buried it. >> reporter: in 2019, young mcclaire even testified in front of congresshe toxic culture in the coast guard. >> if they had implemented the vast majority of the recommendations that it absolutely could have prevented what happened to me and not just me. what continues to happen across the entire u.s. sowcoast guard. >> reporter: yet the coast guard and the department of homeland security have for years refused to release the report publicly. and keep in mind this newly uncovered report was written four years before another internal coast guard report that was kept secret until a cnn investigation last summer dubbed operation fouled anchor, it substantiated dozens of rapes at the coast guard academy. >> i apologize to each victim, survivor, their loved ones. we failed to provide the safe environment that everybody member of the coast guard deserves. >> reporter: the problems outlined in both reports still persist according to dozens of recent and current coast guard employees who have spoken with cnn. they worry that change will not happen in the future unt

sat on it and then they buried it. >> in 2019 young mclear even testified in front of congress about the toxic culture in the coast guard. >> if they had implemented the vast majority of recommendations, it absolutely could have prevented what happened to me, and not just me, but what continues to happen across the entire u.s. coast guard. >> the coast guard and the department of homeland security have for years refused to release the report publicly. keep in mind this newly uncovered report was written four years before another internal coast guard report that was kept secret until a cnn investigation last summer. doubled operation failed anchor it substantiated dozens of rapes at the coast guard academy. >> i again apologize to each victim, survivor, loved ones. we failed to provide the safe environment that every member of the coast guard deserves. >> reporter: the problems outlined in both reports still persist according to dozens of recent and current coast guard employees who have spoken with cnn. they worry that change will not happen in the future until the coast guard confro

the turkish princess, the black swans and king limurau, the young horses mated at costumed rescues at. this time, during the competition, not only the technique was demonstrated, but also the creativity of the artists. fall, rider's kassyum and navat kanya's attire. winter carnival of horse riding in the story of karyn gurevich. drawn khuchenne chaikovskaga, in the image of a black swan and a graceful passage. the gallops on ryan charniak are carried out in the arena. the rider chose nevypadkova for the winter carnival. not mensch, chym horse poison. his name is leiptsyk, we’ve been working together for three years now, well, he’s my favorite horse, probably because he’s my longest partner, we’re on the youth team , he’s a very sensitive horse, very friendly, very kind, well many possible qualities to describe, but over the period of time that we have been working together, i have already managed to understand his habits. the focus is not only on the technique of carving, but also on this occasion. this time the participants of the competition had to pay attention to the creativity of

right before we started lunch today and we had the honor guard i wentor over to talk to young sailors questions about how long they served and some lady had been in the navy for a year and a half and she said to me, thank you for your service. i said thank you for your service because we are in this together. and we are. and i just -- i am just so amaze bid the young people that come into our military and when i go out and talk to them, they are focused on war fighting. they are focused on getting the mission done andre they are just -- amazing people and i'm just proud to be able to work with them. >> do you think, you touched on this a little bit, do you think that part of young people signing up is that they don't know about the opportunities, they don't know somebody in uniform, what's some of the lowest levels in our recent history anyway for people knowing having a family member and somebody serving? >> if you go back to the end of the cold war and as we started getting smaller and fewer bases in our communities and having fewer connections to somebody, whether it's a relative o

lyosha, i have a question: how did it happen that the author of white guard, notes of a young doctor,he turbens were first staged, well, this is actually the white guard only in the form of a play, yes, in a dramatic version, and there are differences, they, yes, yes, yes, it was deafening, it was scandalous, it was incredible , this, this was in the media, in modern terms, yes, that is, it was as if bulgakov really woke up famous, because the white guard was published in a russian magazine in full version, here it is at that time, which is amazing, in general, they haven’t read the play... well, the moscow art theater, it’s like, this, this is theater number one, this is all of moscow, this is an endless number of productions, this is scandal , these are attempts to ban, this is all the revolutionary phraseology, all the ideological sharpness, it is absolutely, this is not even the thirties, these are the twenties, this is all very radical, this is all very radically revolutionary, suddenly a play comes out that, well, i won’t say, glorifies, but objectively shows yesterday’s, and ma

lyosha, i have a question, how did it happen that the author of the white guard, notes of a young doctorbecause bulgakov became a star as a playwright, that’s all -in soviet russia in 206, when there were, well, this is actually the white guard only in the form of a play and in a dramatic version, and there are differences there, they are unimportant, yes, yes, yes , it was deafening, it was scandalous, it was incredible, it was in modern media terms, yes, that is, as if bulgakov really woke up famous, because the white guard was published in the journal russeniya in full version, here it is at that time, which is amazing, in general they didn’t read the play, well, the moscow art theater. it’s like this is theater number one, this is all of moscow, this is an endless number of productions, this is a scandal, these are attempts to ban, this is all revolutionary phraseology, all ideological sharpness, it’s absolutely, it’s not even the thirties, it’s the twenties, it’s all very radical, it’s all very radically revolutionary, suddenly a performance comes out that, well, i won’t say, glorif

court. all the latest or upgraded creations by the irgc's young aerospace scientists were exhibitedo all iranian products, another section of exhibition display the latest measures and advancements in satellite carrying missiless and sending satellites into space. this is mehdi baxtim news agency, he told us about the importance of the irgc نیروی هوافضای ساه یک نیروی را. be considered a strategic force because in iran's military doctoring two crucial arms are considered drones and sides, both of these are the most critical areas of work for the aerospace force. ballistic missiles, especially long range ones are fully under the control of the air space force of the guards, while drones are primarily within their perview. drones have their brother spectrum of use and other forces also utilize them, but the major portion of iran's defensive doctrine is vest in the air space force of the guards, making these exhibition extremely significant in that regard. the exhibition was attended by the commander of all forces ayatullah khamenei. he didn't leave without a comment as he marveled at t