some of the local residents who nevertheless decided to evacuate from the right bank at the very last moment. well, the retreat did not turn out to be calm. they started shooting at night, and right at the crossings along which peaceful people were walking. and now the russian military is already striking back and firing from the left bank, according to the ministry of defense, at the ukrainian military and military equipment on the right bank of the dnieper, all the latest information about the situation in the region was collected by anastasia yefimova without loss of personnel and weapons, without leaving a single units of equipment reloading of units of russian troops to the left bank of the dnieper completed on november 11, 5:00 am moscow time, an operation was completed in the kherson direction to transfer a group of russian troops to the left bank of rights to the left bank, all personnel were withdrawn, weapons and military equipment of the group were withdrawn in total over 30,000 russian

servicemen, about 5,000 pieces of military equipment, as well as tangible property. all russian military equipment subject to repair was also taken to the left bank of the dnieper. currently, repair units have begun servicing it as a result of effective management and coordinated actions of russian units, not a single piece of military equipment and weapons was left on the right bank all-russian military personnel were transferred to the left bank, military units of the russian armed forces were withdrawn from the right bank in engineers attitudes defensive lines and positions. despite attempts by the enemy to disrupt the transfer of russian troops, no casualties among the personnel armament of military equipment and materiel is not allowed. although the enemy tried very hard to strike with hymars right at the crossings last night, when the

russian military helped the last of the residents who decided to evacuate to move to the left bank, he did not understand that they could not aim at civilians. as they did all the last weeks from the moment when the civilian population was offered leave the city, the kiev regime over and over again drove people into the people, as always, regardless of the victims of those who left, the right bank, as tell the administration of the kherson region, provide the necessary assistance in the placement and arrangement of local residents in a new place , they send e-e to sanatoriums, both in the kherson region, and in the sanatorium of the crimea, krasnodar territory, rostov region, stavropol territory, people are sent e. in the sanatorium, rest houses, boarding houses wherever people can live in warmth, they will be fed there, that is, everything at the expense of the state. everything is free and people receive housing

certificates, with which they can buy housing for themselves, uh, in any corner of the russian federation. here and also get a lift of 100.000, with which they can buy uh there, if the furniture is some kind of household utensils. uh, that's exactly how the russian federation takes care of the residents of kherson , kherson region, who evacuated from their homes on the right bank, targeting civilians in attacks on infrastructure. the ukrainian military turns out to be much less effective. the antonov bridge has been shelling all the last months, diligently and methodically, not sparing the weapon and the sponsorship american dollars spent on it, all in vain, last night crossing to the left passed safely, russian equipment only after that part of the spans was blown up so that the enemy would not be able to cross the dnieper. behind me are two collapsed spans of the antonov bridge, probably. it

was blown up during the withdrawal of the russian group from the right bank. there are no our troops on the left bank now on the other side, the enemy, judging by everything, to this bridge, from the other side, he approached somewhere else. arrivals work solo artillery, crossings across the dnieper, as they said in the ministry of defense, the apu unit did not fit stopped by russian artillery fire, air strikes and the use of minefields. in kherson itself, the entire city infrastructure is working properly, so that those who did not want or could not leave. the right bank was not left without water and heat, a critical infrastructure. all in working order. heat is supplied, old premises are sold, water is being sold, and the hours of weapons are being taken out of the garbage, that is, we accompany purely guitars and perform all functions in order to comply with

all these standards for the residents of the city of kherson, who remained on the left bank. dnipro, russian troops took up pre-prepared fortified positions in order to continue fulfilling their combat missions, as the presidential press secretary clarified from here. troops, on the right of the coast, the status of kherson is not affected by this subject of the russian federation and no changes, so anastasia efimova cannot lead the point. in crimea, today they said goodbye to kirill ostrimousov, the deputy head of the administration of the kherson region, let me remind you, he died on november 9 in a car accident. and we were not personally acquainted with cyril he was often a guest and the fifth studio on regular broadcasts. e russia 24 and therefore, of course, people like kirill e require mention of themselves. ah. i think that he belongs to those people who were not afraid to express their positions

unambiguously clearly and he was a great patriot, the russia of the russian world. and therefore certainly. i think that the memory of him will be for a long time, but, of course, we are very sorry that such people are dying. here in such, and conditions. i remind you that at the ceremony in simferopol there were relatives, of course friends. family also, of course, colleagues about how cyril stremousov was remembered by zinaida kurbatova in the alexander nevsky cathedral in simferopol said goodbye back. with the blessing of the metropolitan of simferopol and crimean lazarus, the funeral service was performed by his grace bishop nestor at the tomb , a spontaneous civil memorial service was held. everyone noted the love of life, the courage to adhere to principles without the temporary departed hero of the russian spring.

the active person of 2022, streamousov, took the post of deputy head of the kherson region. it was hard time to go in power and announce your position. he seemed to be in a hurry to live, possessed a high intellect and great charm. in fact, your life, in some cases, the team was stopped and not only happens to him extremists quit business, did not get carried away with the career

of an official 2009 left kiev for kherson went into politics and in 2014 supported the anti-maidan held rallies, demanding the disarmament of the nazis and tradition of official status the russian language of the kherson region, everyone knew him indifferently, he did not left. he made sure people got all the payouts. resolved issues personally understood. in every case and at the same time he was a desperate blogger, any incident, suspicion of fakes and streams, was included in the place in order to convey the correct information to people, including from ukrainian shelling in the area of ​​the antonovskaya crossing. all in all. i’m leaving for the front line, when he really conveyed real information, what was happening was buried kirill strimausov at the central cemetery of simferopol, a ceremony at the request of relatives passed in a chamber format. it is known that the deputy head of the kherson region will name the street of simferopol posthumously - strimausov was awarded the order of

courage zinait kurbatov song in the donbass our troops have the initiative to successfully advance with us. in touch, special forces commander ahmad, deputy commander of the second army corps of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic arnovich. hello, thank you for finding time for us in a difficult time, how is the situation on your sector of the front. let's start with this for now with the operational environment. good evening well, it only remains, probably, to repeat, as i said earlier, all this time it is considered that in our section of the line. the fund’s special forces units of the akhmarov army corps are advancing very well, and something is fine, we are systematically moving forward daily and i can say that we have enough. such good results over the past few days have managed to

push the enemy a lot . so what did he take? it also has foam, too, uh, a picture, on our site line, it changes only in a positive direction. i would not say that we have any problems in our area. and the first thing, however, if the changes in the nature of the conduct of battles, but somehow change tactics, adapt to your movements, or is it you who adapt more to the actions of the armed forces. they have recently. you know that, in principle, we probably have time for this period. as they say fighting we have time to adjust to each other, so we have an enemy. this is his clinic enough to get used to us. i want to note that e for the last period of time

is obtained. that's literally. today we talked to the foam, so, uh, fighters, and the ukrainian hall, uh, who gave a lot of useful information. and especially in regards to each other. i will tell you. eh, they're in a very bad situation there too. and i would not say that they can boast of something supernatural in our area, because now they have such a picture that because of them there will not be enough fighters. they already forced to the front. throwing even all the drivers there, there are turns there, or all these people have already become commonplace and e energies talk about the fact that they have situations, but with weapons and ratios are very difficult, as i said earlier today. i can probably state the fact

that this mass of trained fighters, uh, copies and , uh, listen, there are foreign ones who were thrown into our area. they must have already been ground, let’s say, like this, and uh, here we don’t have such serious forces that would oppose us, yes, there, further in the direction of kherson, these directions have nothing left; they have some kind of force of means, which also have to be washed out in the same way. as they say, in the same bag, so, uh, everything is fine. we already know everything and tactics. naturally logic. so do not fight . and due to this, we are inflicting really tangible harmful damage, firstly, two questions at once. today, my colleagues and i also discussed this off the air. but isn’t there such a moment that you correct me, this is only a version of such a moment, of course, that here,

when you were talking about people who get captured. and that they have a certain attitude, that our drivers are still fighting badly, and we heard this all spring and all summer, and then it suddenly turns out that they have a brand new army, in which there are several tens of thousands of people equipped with the latest in a word of technology, and drones, uh, the internet. uh, tech tools and everything. maybe they know this, the workpiece was captured. say that everything is bad, but in reality everything may not be so bad. here's how you feel about this opinion. come on, let me know how to answer this question. look at this word with such a situation, what are the forces of the means that will be there these distances, it is essentially done based on the forces that were directly in

ukraine. then you and i must understand that this is a war. it gradually moved, in essence, from the war with the troops of the body of the ukrainian ukrainian state for months, in essence - this war slowly turned into a state of war with russia of the entire bloc, so then we say at the front line that we are taking people, they are giving some information, then we are talking about information that is directly on our section of the front line. yes, all this time even here. eh, yours, journalists also asked questions and spoke from different sites in different resources. but you know what they are preparing there, what they were carrying. yes, we knew what it meant, we thought about it that way. we said that they are cooking there, which means

a long time. there are so many of them, of which i was talking about questions that were asked, but no one denied that they were being prepared, that getting ready? this is an operation, that is, well, the fact itself. what it consists of, we can only talk about the situation that we have directly on our sector of the front line. i will say that over the past month or so, the enemy on our sector of the front has really suffered very serious losses, and which we can e prove to e and video files, as they say, all the records and when we destroy a huge number of tanks armored armored vehicle and a very large quantity of manpower. that there is, of course, that the nato bloc still has a huge amount of meat that they will throw here no one. as they say, it does not

say that these people do not exist. e naturally. the block has a lot more for this. well, at the expense of which they are going to fight. yes, already, in principle, we can assume that until the last ukrainian. they almost finished the war. now the war is already going on to the last pole and other nationalities who are today drawn into this war, so we must then we talk and say some things. we have to clearly understand what is being said. i'm talking about our sector of the front line, and if there is a conversation about the war with a side to it. naturally, they still have a lot of manpower, which they will throw here and a lot of weapons and equipment. but when we talk on this topic exactly what positions are, we must clearly emphasize that today there is a war not between russia and ukraine about russia with a bloc, we are not opposed by mercenaries but.

the professional military states of the nato bloc, that is, in this format, now you yourself and finalize this information, perceive it exactly as i have already stated it to you. no one doubts the accuracy of your information. i just wanted to say that this, perhaps, is some kind of tactic of the ukrainian special services in order to confuse us, not about something, but you are saying something wrong there . i'm not talking about that, but nonetheless. i have a few more questions, but i don't have time to ask you. we will definitely talk if you have time. and let's talk about this topic, because there are a lot of nuances, and there are other topics that i wanted to ask you, we're running out of time. and thank you so much, success, and in your hard work, yours, but in combat work. thank you so much. and let me remind you, we spoke with all the audiodins. hmm

, the commander of the second army corps, the people on the face of the luhansk people's republic. after the withdrawal of our troops, the u.s. rocket will be able to reach the north crimean canal, which supplies the crimea with fresh water. there is such information, assumptions, depending on the possible damage caused during the shutdown of the functioning of structures, you can merge, both for weeks and months. and after the withdrawal of the armed forces of the russian federation on the right near the bank of the dnieper in the kherson region, ukrainian weapons can also hit the pumping station in tavriysk, which pumps water from the dnieper. chairman of the state council of the republic of crimea e. vladimir konstantinov a vladimir andreevich good evening. here i have voiced some information, as far as it is generally fair. good evening. yes, you can expect them

whatever you want to keep in mind that they will do exactly what we will allow, so uh, anything they can do. uh, let's let the atomic bomb go off, not do it. uh, well, in terms of the real real situation, we are in the crimea regardless of the water. the north crimean canal lived for eight years without it, they did a tremendous job. we have a program to provide crimea with water for 24 years. nobody canceled it either. a lot has already been done under this program, and we are very seriously connected underground e, underground reservoirs in the natural and have already switched e of the whole city, simferopol to e. these springs survived the drought. and in general, uh, in this sense, all of us have a more or less stable supply of the reservoir; today they are in the crimea . almost all of us have full security for 2

years. if not a drop of rain falls at all, there has never been such a thing in crimea for all of existence, therefore it is enough, uh, reliable, nevertheless, we are counting on the north crimean canal, as a source of development of the northern crimea, uh, water for us is needed in the northern crimea in order to fully restore rice growing, as it was before the soviet union and the ukrainian period. er, kormu, there are very good conditions for growing rice, we get it of good quality, and this year already, er, several enterprises have grown the first crop. he knows there is e on store shelves. e, therefore, such a situation indicated. that is, and in this matter, even if this happens, uh, crimea . as you already said, it will survive everything calmly , of course, i would not understand. not certainly, because we have very

big plans for the northern, crimea, we want to restore the entire amelioration system in crimea in general, because it can not give an impetus to the development of the industrial complex in the crimea, and this is the entire northern crimea, rural settlements that have traditionally been turned over, they will receive a lot breath of life. for us, this is very, very important. yes, and the titan plant itself, which, uh, also plays a very important role in the crimean economy, there are more than 2,000 employees. eh, that's why he's all on the water there too needs water. uh, that's why the ecological catastrophe that we already had in armenia was just related to the lack of water, so now everything is in order there, which could be caused by toxic emissions. they are filled with water all in the normal mode, therefore, in this regard, uh, of course.

severo-insk channels we need this, uh, i don't even want to talk about what, uh, so to speak, it will happen in life to return to kherson and there should not be any two opinions. we must, uh, pick up odessa, pick up only after that we can talk calmly. e about water and bread for their future, without this they will not give us, in life. these plans. i think their performance is being pushed back a little. unfortunately, in the meantime, the crimea lives a full life. as i understand it, a few words, but still about the economy of crimea, because the latest security measures and so on. uh, did they disrupt the logistics on the peninsula? or well violated? have you complicated like this right? logistics as definitely broken uh us definitely uh wingman looking forward to working uh on the bridge. everything is moving quite dynamically.

according to the information that we receive from us , the route is already beginning to develop. e, so to speak, an alternative jaw, i say, there are active road works on the route changar, melitopol and say the road is already normalizing, in general, the drivers are gradually starting to get used to this route. actually. he is more optimal after finishing his and absolutely convinced. when it ends on such a scale, it will already be checks of valuable trucks. this will be the most successful and convenient route, of course, the complexity there are some, but the headquarters are working. we are used to working in emergency mode, so in this sense, everything is organized. there are no interruptions in supply, there are no building materials that determine the products. no, we recently visited all the facilities that

should be commissioned this year to see if there is a critical backlog in the supply of building materials, while this is not observed in the majority. uh, the positions are all taken manually . well, so far we're doing just fine. well, people stay, including refugees from the kherson region. how is your work here? enough? i have enough of everything. we have organized a hot transfer camp, people are in transit there, and here, uh, krasnodar uh, stavropol, and so on, so everything is organized in this regard. er, that's why we're having a hard day today, too. kirill and i asked, uh, to say so, and uh, there were these events until the evening. kherson was also a lot at this event. well, yes, we talked about kirill, we talked a lot with him on the air,

he was a very purposeful person, and not afraid. and although he had five children left. uh, without a father and the sixth should be born, and i definitely use it again. uh, by the way, of course we transfer our condolences. close family , yes, and friends who personally knew, although , i say, personally, we did not know each other, but nevertheless we communicated very often on the air, and our channel and uh, it was certainly clear that the person was business, and vladimirovich has some plans in connection. uh, with the changed circumstances , the crimean authorities will now take some additional security measures, and so on. something is being prepared. no, we are preparing in this sense, it is work. it's already coming. you have known this for a long time, just like in other border regions of russia, we do everything, everything, there. this is already a military unit, the unit does not travel. so to say,

preparations are working in case of any of this situation, but i can say and i am convinced that they will not happen, because we believe in our armed forces everything will be fine on the commanders. i meant, first of all, the work of civilian enterprises, it is clear that the military do their job, their work, a civil business uh functioning of government. that's what i meant, there will be some changes or they have already made. we're talking about yesterday. i wish there was a big event in the simferol region of our region, uh, i personally traveled around the enterprise, i talked with entrepreneurs, especially those who are associated with transportation with russian products. in general, everyone has adapted, everyone works. yes, it is clear that no one is happy about this, but everything

has already formed a margin of safety for its crimean economy. all authorities operate in regular mode. you know, for the average, the rating rating of the party and the research on the subject have been carried out. e, as now here is literally fresh e, the day before yesterday, and we have a rating of the president of 90%, the rating of the head of the republic of the promotional server is approaching. valeryevich is approaching eighty percent. uh, that is, it did not happen consolidation. uh, united russia party for 60%. that is, the wings are consolidated, therefore, probably, strength. uh, crimea and this, probably. the reasons that made the crimean spring so uh, efficient and bloodless uh and in a timely manner andreevich thank you very much for taking the time, today is indeed a difficult day. e, heavy ah, in connection. here is the funeral of kirill-strimausov.

and in general, you have a lot of work now. thank you for taking the time to remind you, we spoke with vladimir konstantinov, chairman of the state council of the republic of crimea. what does the donetsk land and wolves and holch ammunition contain?

artillery systems loaded forces of ukraine are literally hidden in residential areas in neighboring settlements is painfully difficult work for us to protect people, we defend at all never been ukraine here there are a lot of national people. in principle, they are called in one word russian.

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you're uh raising a very important question there. it is so big, of course, this is a matter of preparation for and in general other countries not in ukraine, so we just talked in audio mode. and the fact that ukraine is already at war there. they have been fighting for a long time. not ukraine, but the nato bloc, and you give a few facts there preparing western countries for a big war, but here are a few words, who has not read your telegram channel literally and what, what gives you? and what facts give you, and so think that the west is really preparing for a big war. yeah, i had a repost from another channel. yes, uh, the west is preparing for a big war because, uh, it's only last year. yes, there in the twenty-first year they all uncovered

all their headquarters, er, with which they closed after the cold war. these were different headquarters in europe that, well, there are nuclear weapons management and to everyone else. that is, this is a clear preparation for a war with russia, but another question and i want to immediately reassure everyone. well, maybe this will reassure someone, that is, there is no exact scenario. yes, that is, for example, everything is for sure, someone decided to fight with russia there by force. yes, but no, we see that now they are coping. quite to itself here is the ukrainian army. yes ukrainian army. there are fighting and suffering losses, but nonetheless. everything is not so smooth with us, when it passes yes, it can be. waiting for our exhaustion of some kind, well, they have plans. yes maybe there is another option. that is, i am against such thoughts, that all steps are calculated. no, they act according to the situation, remember, uh, for example, hmm, when ukraine was on the verge of

defeat twice already, but in this war, that is, uh, it means that rumors always began to circulate that nato troops were pulling up closer to the border, that they will soon go there poles, in particular. such a scenario really was. but since the front line has not moved further west, and they are also debugging under these all options, but the speech of all nato military theorists before the officers of the academy before some official lectures recently. i also translated these quotes to the telegram channel talking about nuclear war. they talk about nuclear war. i'm literally testing this colonel. and this is not what was shown in the movie terminator 2. that is, the consequences are not so catastrophic, not so devastating. if, roughly speaking, a nuclear weapon has landed on you, on your connection, then this is not a reason, uh, to stop performing the task. this is literally a quote. colonel, who, back in the summer, touched upon the topic

of nuclear war at the american academy of the republic, so what is all this for? for some reason, we always thought it was our mistake. well, nato who will fight with us there? yes, who are they, yes there are them, well, there, yes, there is a strong army in america, well, all the rest of us were treated with carelessness, perhaps, yes, well , they have precision weapons. they have their satellites, they have many, many other things, therefore, it’s quite for themselves and after let’s say so. uh, some of our problems at the front in ukrainian. yes, maybe one of them got bolder. and, perhaps, someone decided that it is possible to make war with russia. you remember, let's draw parallels. yes, we had a hard time with the war with finland and hitler told us what was there, why should the red army be afraid? that is, the west is constantly. uh, made similar mistakes in underestimating russia's military potential. i think now a similar story, however,

you really touched on this topic that the western generals and not only the generals, we spoke on our airs from colleagues. here are these zhenya there are a lot of shkavets, he follows the development, and events in this direction. he's like a meteorologist, and he talks about what western experts in his field and the military and ordinary civilians say. yes, a nuclear war is not scary. no nuclear winter will be winter. well, not everyone is cold. and he also said that this topic has been discussed very actively since the 18-19s. that is, the west was preparing for a conflict. no matter where there in ukraine somewhere else. and there was they probably had some other scenario separately, analysts say that this middle east it didn't work out there. uh, here in iran and so on. that is, ukraine is such a lifesaver of theirs. they set fire to this wick, which took a long time, but they were preparing how to fight it. we keep saying no, no, no, no,

we will not use nuclear weapons. it's all a provocation. the west is, of course, so, but on the other hand. and we are possessing nuclear weapons now. eh, it turns out that we can’t use it. it is, as it were. they tell us, well, here you are and keep your nuclear weapons. shove it somewhere far away there from the eyes gave everything. and we will fight with you as usual. so it turns out, how or how can all this be understood in general, how would you comment on this? of course, i also wrote about it. i don’t know, we don’t go either then to anyone on ice, touching on these topics. on such a leader. yes, sure. uh, why do we need nuclear weapons if we can't use them? well, yes, that is, why why did our great-grandfathers dedykovy a nuclear shield, why we literally did not eat up at that moment. and they made nuclear weapons, yes, that is, they got a whole

school. yes, that's what these scientists can do, who can produce all this rocket scientists. yes, and so that e we could not be attacked. it is clear that russia is big and it will never work out to occupy all of russia. yes, that is, well, well, you can cut off a piece from it, or you can persuade it to do something. here's to making sure that doesn't happen. we have nuclear weapons, but they are different, we have tactical nuclear weapons, for example, yes, here, well, how could i? judging by everything, they have ceased to be afraid of him. in fact it has been discontinued afraid because, well, how to say, maybe they have some intelligence. opa. maybe they have some intelligence. and maybe, yes, we do not call for the use of nuclear weapons. we are simply talking about the fact that this problem exists and do not say it does not mean that it does not exist. do you have

any questions there? do not accept, we do not call for the use of this regative, in general, for top management. yes, of course, we do not call, but there is another way there is another way not to use it, for example, uh, why take kiev as usual in a week armed? and that's all, that is, all the talk about the use and use of nuclear weapons, would end or end when our army, with the help of conventional weapons, begins to rapidly advance, smash the enemy, lure him into boilers, advance to occupy cities. and of course, then, uh, well, let's imagine for a second that, relatively speaking, hmm february 24th. we quickly managed, and, of course, no one would have had time to talk about nuclear weapons when we were already standing on the borders with romania and there would be no one in hungary. well, we and i i disagree with you here, actually. it seems to me, on the contrary, everything will be as soon as we start

to actively win. they will start to scare us with the use of nuclear weapons in response, of course, supposedly to our provocation. it's 100%. not that they themselves were the first to start, of course, well, this topic is controversial certainly this is a controversial topic, but, nevertheless , ukraine is alien for them let's well, you will agree that ukraine is for these western bloodsuckers. this is completely foreign territory. they ukraine is not the same as germany is not the same as france, they are all infected with a sense of their own superiority, which has been going on for a long time and has roots. yes, and hitler - this is a product of your thoughts. you understand it's huge. thank you. indeed, this is a very serious issue of discussion. well, unfortunately we are out of time. let me remind you that we spoke with a military expert, writer, publicist, laden tatarsky.

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fries go through more than 300 quality checks, period. a brokerage solution specifically for new clients the red wave did not cover america republicans did not manage to win the midterm elections. with a devastating score, the democrats found ways to convince their supporters to vote for them. though, last month, the economic situation in america deteriorated markedly prices rose companies have already begun laying off workers. that is, unemployment began to grow. gradually, crime in the states is at its maximum since the eighties of the last century, that is, during the crisis , the rating of the incumbent democrat president is below the

plinth . no not made public anyway, but used, like psychological pressure on voter and technical electoral tricks. well, what is only the lack of ballots in the polling stations where the republicans could win their supporters. had to queue for hours. uh, to be able to vote. well, of course, some people still did not use their right. they just left. so republicans. uh, the representatives are trying to convince us to cheat, but not with such a devastating score as expected, but in the senate the situation is generally incomprehensible. everything will be decided on in korea early elections, so expect dramatic changes in us policy in all areas. with such an arrangement of forces, it is not necessary. is that so, we will talk with a political scientist, this is the russian ambassador to the united states, vladimir

lukin good evening. e vladimir petrovich what do you think ? the results of the elections, after all, they had a lot of hopes that there would be races of publications somehow there, but they would behave differently, how would you comment on the results of the american elections. well , your reproaches about hopes are not particularly relevant there. i have to tell you because i'm on i didn't really hope for it, but the thing is, i think, frankly, that we u chose a topic for conversation at not the best time, because right now u in america the calculations are being completed. uh, means ballots in those districts, not many districts, but in those districts that will decide , uh, what the final outcome will be in these, uh, midterm elections, but that's up to the senator. basically. this applies mainly to

the senate, but it also applies to the house, because if it is clear that in the house, most likely, win. uh, the republicans are about a dozen plus or minus. uh values ​​for the senate the situation is completely unclear, i don't know what your latest data is, but my data suggests that the honor is not over, and in uh, at least three polling stations, it's all about- then it will be decided, because now in the senate , uh, in the senate, uh, 48, uh, in the senate, in general, everything that deputies 117 of the 117thors of america, two from each of the fifty regions and now 40. uh, hmm, eight forty-eight deputies 48 elected or almost selected places. uh, won, uh, the democrats and 49 one more

republicans, that is, there are three places left to play, uh, and in these uh, there are practically three places, uh, and uh, here, uh, whoever gets two of these three, he and won a majority in the senate. the fact is that the democrats. half is enough, because if the vote there is 50 to 50, then the vice president, who is the nominal chairman of the senate according to american rules, decides. but if the democrats need everything 50, of course, 50 to 50 plus the vice president - this is are already in the majority. why the senate is important for two reasons, first. e, even if the lower house is republican and the senate is democratic, then the main laws will be adopted by those laws that relate to both chambers, adopted separately from the house of

representatives by the senate, and then a conciliation commission is created, and it is already starting to work out a compromise. if the republicans win here and there, then the situation, of course, becomes more complicated, then the executive branch can also solve problems, but more with the help of presidential decrees. they are called executiforders there and so on. in short, everything will be decided now, but strictly speaking, everything will be finally decided by the tenth by the tenth of december, because in america, uh, the electoral legislation is not nationwide, and in the state of georgia they voted equally there and now there will be a second round, because in this state by law in such cases the second round of voting. it will be on the ninth. so the tenth. if you want, we will meet again and i will tell you why everything is not the way i am.

i'm telling you. today, in short, you know, but i think that, of course, we will talk with you with pleasure. december 10, but i think that uh, in fact, nothing will change. see, uh, we've been talking about what's really, and republicans taking er different positions on different issues from democrats, that they're theoretically more sane. and that they were among them, just a lot of statements lately that it is necessary to reduce, at least, assistance to ukraine. well just look at fox news er, so carlson and understand he represents the interests of the republicans. everyone knows this very well and he seems to be saying the right things, that is, healthy forces in america seem to be, as they are, who really look at things. are they really there or is it just russo's taker, everyone earns a rating there. come on, who's sane? who doesn't

change? this is what i would say, father's value judgment, you know about healthy forces, eh, i would say that it's not bad in america. is it medicine and health forces. there are a lot of problems, but the problem lies in another problem, that they are that democrats traditionally have a certain system of priorities. why and is the democrats now there is no time to talk about it in the republicans, a different system of priorities is somewhat, different is not quite different, so now, uh, the problem is. that's what even is, if the republicans win in both chambers. what, uh it won't be easy for them, because the republicans are divided and in general, i would say that even now nothing is clear, as we just said, but one thing is clear that almost no one won in this election and almost everyone lost, whoever lost lost, first of all, uh, lost first of all.

uh, biden, because he lost. uh, the lower house was supposed to. but nevertheless, she lost and so far trump has not won because he promised. as you said, your entry into the red wave, which did not happen, and moreover, trump himself showed himself to be much more weak than e. it could be seen. and that's why these words are a weakling overhaul he is not he ran into, but those candidates whom he supported. not everyone got through, and secondly, and secondly, about the paratroopers, which we just talked about, this candidate represents that part of the democrat-republicans who are, well, more normal classical republicans than the trumpists inside their republican parties, and they have

grown stronger. and that means weakening the undeniably trumpian part of the republican party, because uh, voting in uh. hmm both houses, not always automatic there, sometimes there is a part of the republicans who vote by the democrats and the other way around, and therefore the situation here will be more complicated than just, so to speak, automatic unanimous bipartisan voting. uh, they lost to the nancypede better than the democrat who, uh, was re-elected as a deputy, but she will no longer be the speaker of parliament in general, many people lost, but won just the one you mentioned. classical republicans who did well and who will now start a very big struggle within the republican party. in anticipation already those big elections that will take place in 2 years it is no less. if yes, i apologize. we

just have 3 minutes left with you, and we are transferring to us we have someone to negotiate with, or they will have a showdown inside, because now everything, it seems, is going towards what is theoretical. well, this is a separate big topic, we might tell them, there were negotiations with alevani and so on, perhaps, i repeat once again, there will be some negotiations with the americans, with whom to negotiate. they do not agree with each other can. well, that's a few. this is a slightly different topic. you know it's difficult to negotiate with you, it's difficult to negotiate. hmm, on internal issues, of course, because, for example, the democrats have just come out. they did a bad job because they had this position on abortion, which is one of the main positions right now, the main points of contention and discussion in america, which are, uh, which is, so to speak, supported by the majority of the female contingent of the electoral,

and so on. as for external affairs, then should tell us that more than sixty percent of americans in the polls they are pretty bipartisan and not very uh happy for uh our viewing angle so to speak , so uh i think big i agree with you with your introduction that there won't be any big changes in politics anyway. uh, because the solution that has been carried out now in relation to the uh military conflicts in eastern europe is already promising. beer houses have inertia and have, of course, the possibility of being implemented by the state apparatus headed by the president and his decrees, so to speak, purely presidential, so there will be no big changes, but negotiations will be held. of course, it is possible and necessary, if there is such a desire and opportunity, but , as you know, you need to clap your hands, having

at least two palms. but it is really necessary that there be some desire from that side, and our foreign ministry officially says that we are ready to conduct negotiations on ukraine and, as you said, conflicts in eastern europe without any preconditions, and, as you said, conflicts in eastern europe. it seems to me a very correct decision. or rather your words, because this is not a conflict in ukraine, this is a conflict in europe, and we need to proceed from here and , accordingly, here we are before this, and with the weakening of the tatars, we talked about very difficult topics, but of course, but nevertheless we must understand where we are and what are the risks, but, that is, as i understand it, that the war in europe is eastern while europe is a reality, i understand correctly. uh, i, i don't remember the word war anymore - it's a legitimate word in terms of legislation. we are not talking about internal something something like

exists, i heard. it's true. okay? we will discuss everything else on december 10, as i understand it, we have agreed. thank you so much. vladimir petrovich let me remind you. we talked with the former russian ambassador to the united states, political scientist professor vladimir lukin. mm, the ukrainian authorities have gone back to their old ways , continue to fight against russian culture, poisoning historical memory for people in kiev , in fact, the russian language has already been banned, in any case, its teaching. e power. odessa want to forget. who founded them, the city destroying the monument the founder of the city, catherine ii, but, according to what logic, the whole of odessa should be demolished according to this logic, and build it somewhere in a new place, because, uh, they also did it. ah, russian tsars in their time. well, people are russian people, but for now they decided to stop

at the monuments. actually, well, with monuments. this is not only a matter of culture and even historical memory, if you follow the famous phrase that signs and symbols of the demolition of monuments rule the world. there is a matter of metaphysical one of its aspects. this is a genius place, what is it like more on the subject, talk to the writer. e culturologist a rustam a rakhmatullin a rustam evrikovich. hello , the word metaphysical in the news program vesti sounds unusual, agree. and why did we suddenly come to such matters? as metaphysics, as you know, it is the science of the entire universe, and so on. someone does not consider it a science, and yet, what is it about. well, rather, it is the science of the invisible behind the visible. yes, uh, metaphysics is a book of aristotle that followed physics, but you can not

use this word, but talk and said about signs and symbols. mm. and of course, uh, the genius of the place is, uh, key uh, concept. eh, when we talk about monumentalism, in general, even without reference to the current, but to the events there or the geographical circumstance, the genius of the place is the personification of the place. this is in my opinion. is always. no. it's something. uh, it could be the patron saint of the place and the word genius, dating back to antiquity. it will not humiliate a holy person here, in my opinion. it can even be an animal, like a roman wolf or a dog. mumu us are also like that in moscow, uh, but uh, anyway, it's always some is a person rather personifying. place some circumstances of places, it can be some kind of landscape circumstances. well, maybe an allegory of some landscaped circumstances of places. it can be the designer

of the place, the architect, the founder, the creator, and some combinatorial values. well, as soon as you started talking about odessa, firstly, the genius place of the entire northern black sea region of all new russia is, of course, for the russian tradition, catherine is great and the genius of the place of everything, and the black sea region is the whole of new russia is its creator. e, grigory alexandrovich potemkin, his serene highness prince. eh, and here. uh, let's say e in the monument to the founder of odessa, as he is fully called ekaterina occupies the upper, that is, these register, and the top of the pedestal, and four are standing around the pedestal. well, there could be more of them. this is a well-known imperial tradition, the war of the monument to catherine in st. petersburg can be imagined there around the pedestal. much more figures. well, here is the chosen potemkin teeth, his successor at the head of the edge of the door bass or deribas. actually, he's spanish.

let's, i'll call him deribas so more familiar , and this is hmm the first mayor and the person who, uh, led the detachment that recaptured the turkish fortress of khadzhibey in this place, but far from the streets. i understand correctly, these, which are, so to speak, the russian sound, but in reality this is the francophone sound of the spanish surname, deribas, and that is, the french accent was our demand for odessa or ukraine there. i don’t know they will tell anyone, so he founded our representative. well, this is a joke, of course, to the previous previous speaker, yes, and the fourth. uh, at the pedestal, a dovelan is a military engineer, the creator of the city plan is the designer of this place. and, of course, all these people are geniuses, and odessa, moreover, if they

talk for a very long time, the case of potemkin is especially interesting. yes, he was still alive when the khadzhibey fortress was recaptured, but the turk and not just alive, he led it all before movement of troops along the sea hmm but uh, when uh was uh on the site of khadzhibiya the new city was created, that is, you were no longer alive in odessa, nevertheless. he is perceived as the genius of this place. here it is very interesting to note that the potemkin staircase was not a staircase in memory of grigory potemkin. it was just a staircase, and on which eisenstein shot the best scene of the film armored in the twenties. potemkin and through this she became potemkin, i think many viewers know about this, and in this way the memory of the genius of the place returned. that's how amazingly arranged. eh, this city and the memory of its founders and the founders of the region are arranged, therefore, of course, any actions are against the genius of the place. they are very eloquent. they're in

such a historical and in the same metaphysical perspective are doomed to failure, but rustamchukovich. nevertheless, ads and other cities are not the only settlements. and novorossiya in general. there is a complex historical fate. here they remembered the darkness and so on. and yet you know, uh, there was a famous soviet film. eh, a comedy, as it were, but the wedding in malinovka and there are very eloquent things, but they also happened during the civil war. the beginning of the 20th century was very difficult in ukraine as a whole. here in these places. at including then they were not yet any ukraine. that's why the ukrainian authorities were smarter, they would have stood a monument to lenin in every corner, because it was he, probably, who contributed to the formation of modern ukraine like no one else, but this is a lyric, what is called a rustamakovich? and why are these places, uh, they are so complex from a historical

point of view. do you know what you said is not a lyric? this is very serious, by the way, the ukrainian directory declared from the very beginning e and the ukrainian federalists. from the very beginning of february, back in the february revolution at the time between the truck between february and october was already declared by the then kherson province, which included odessa. and as the territory of the future ukraine, here is the wedding in malinovka - this, of course, is a comedy, but in the steppes that you mentioned there were large figures grigory in kotovsky since we are talking about the geniuses of the place, but you understand even e, even makhno is probably the largest figure. here's a kind, yes, which could uh hmm be called a genius place, say, the tauride steppes. this is perhaps the most large, actually ukrainian figure. in my opinion, she still cannot compete with

such figures as ekaterina potemkin, suvorov rumyantsev or rybakov, this series can be continued, yes, and as far as i know, in the modern ukrainian pantheon, makhno, as a left-wing socialist who was not interested in the language issue of national issues, shot for pogroms, and so on and so forth, by the way, this is not the pinnacle of the pantone, but, uh , a figure, really large and walk around the field, which is constantly mentioned in the reports. this is very a serious place, when denikin bypassed him, leaving behind in the campaign against moscow, he later bitterly regretted it. and so that there is a young leo innovation, in my opinion, and others. yes, therefore, one must be careful about the name gulyaipole, but, uh, hmm, all this just says what you said, this is a very complex region, and it is complex in the square, complex in the cube. but this is not just a territory taken from the turks or from the crimean khanate in this territory. uh, where well, then, there is russia came, but on its own soil the russian

the empire groped for its ancient and eastern roman byzantine soil, according to science, and there were huge, that is, traces of the greek presence of roman a-a mm italian genoese venetian. and by the way, the area of ​​the future odessa is fanned, inspired by the presence. these very different peoples are the speech of the black sea, yes, what peoples are the ancient ukry made and founded it. well, what are you talking about, rustam well, if you don’t talk, if you talk, like this seriously about a claim, uh, to this place, it's north. yes, here is ukraine, apparently, as far as i can tell, it is based on the fact that in the 15th century the great lithuanian species went to the sea. and that, according to some deaf

information of polish lithuanian historiography, he had a sea point there, but lithuania is a completely land power, it has a narrow exit to the baltic, and nothing like odessa was created there, of course, i repeat. this is pretty dumb information. but uh, come on, there are disputes about odessa now. eh, this may not be known to the audience there are disputes about odessa, which means that in the space of controversy, this is all the all-russian historical tradition of the modern ukrainian crimean tatar polish, lithuanian, and so on and so forth. well , for example, in the crimean tatar, and the tradition of the name odessa comes from the edessan horde, which roamed just between e, god and the dniester. and, that is, there, uh, everything is twisted, and very seriously and uh, there are attempts to transfer odessa to the fifteenth century, like khadzhibey a, that is, the struggle. hmm, these very symbols. eh, wrestling. eh, exactly

it's metaphysical. uh, it's also a struggle for hmm. well, some kind of adequate picture. i even think it is no less important than the fight on the battlefield. a russian. why are there so many monuments to pushkin in these places that they are demolished, uh, once again , the ukrainian authorities got to pushkin. ah. why? there are so many of these kinds of structures you know from today's news, it turns out that there are two topics here, because pushkin in odessa is again a genius place so that we do not deviate from this plot. yes, and pushkin, uh, lived in odessa in link. and pushkin's work is connected with odessa, personal life, and so on and so forth. and just like his not a friend, but hmm on the spot semyonovich vorontsov is certainly a genius of the place of odessa akhmatova born in odessa is eugene

of the place, but writers. the so-called odessa school of the early xx century, and so on and so forth, with regard to and and attack against. eh, the memory of pushkin in odessa is also an attack against the genius of the place, as for pushkin in chernigov pushkin in zhytomyr pushkin in kharkov does not mean here, uh, the situation is probably a little different and everything is different through chernigov pushkin drove along the road from north to south from south to north, that is, he went into exile and from southern exile to mikhailovskoye twice through chernigov. this was the main tract corresponding to the old provian way. e north south a and. uh, when was a monument erected in chernigov for the centenary of pushkin ? and then there, of course, this monument. e was , uh, dismantled a few months ago. and it was the memory of a place, i don’t know if pushkin can be called a genius place in this city, but it was the memory of the place, and so the centenary of pushkin e celebrations spread us to various provincial

cities of the then empire and appeared e, appeared in kharkov late for the execution of 904. and it was a public service. yes, the general imperial cultural tradition is quite obvious, and uh, in this sense , uh, the dismantling or demolition of such monuments in zhitomir or kharkov uh, it has a slightly different character here, if you like, more general to the territorial one. i'm still trying to express myself somehow culturally, the essence is understandable, but uh, here rather, here is the opposition that brodsky very sharply formulated a in the poem hmm uh, just alexander's words and uh, taras's nonsense. here is the opposition. she is from that side. it is very acutely felt now, as it were, but this is exactly anti-pushkin. eh, mood. a. well, the most stops, yes, two words, because pushkin this is

not just our great founder poet. motor language ah-ah, which literary has gone. after him, modern literature, which was developed there by dostoevsky tolstoy. well, there are many people. but pushkin he is a harbinger and he is a soothsayer as well as lermontov. and who foresaw the future, there are many witnesses about this. and pushkin is actually a symbol of the russian world. one of the great symbols of the russian world, which they want to destroy. i mean it. you, when you agree with this, i would say, i would say so in assessing the current situation for people who may not have orientated themselves yet, you can ask a very simple question, what did pushkin say to be, what would gogol gogol, who was not a stranger to this land, say, what tyutchev would say what dostoevsky would say, and here it would even be very often superfluous, because we know pushkin said, and his work on this topic. and, of course, they cannot forgive him the floor of that that

is, negatively at the same time completely lying in the bosom of the st. petersburg imperial tradition and the russian tradition of the church tradition, mazepp's assessment, and despite the fact that from the same poem it is clear how pushkin loves ukraine with such a short ukraine - this is even a high poetic style, as he wonderfully describes it, but such texts. uh, of course, e is not forgiven in a situation where e policy is to divide multiply, not a, but instead of dividing it read instead of pressing and adding, you understand, empire i positively. i’ll insert an e sign for this word empire - it’s always addition and multiplication, multiplication of complexity. you know, it doesn't matter at all. what was the surname of the architect who built odessa; there were all the surnames, you know, italian greek russians. uh, ukrainian, probably, whatever german ones, and this is for the empire, and turns out to be insignificant. and if you divide it

to read ee there uh, here it says that the monument to the founders of odessa can go to some park of imperial heritage, not even only soviet imperial. well, all of odessa is an imperial heritage park, how is it? i say, let's odessa here according to this logic. hey ukrainian guys. demolish it and build a new city. well, the same and at the same time and other cities. well, as well as then , happiness, yes, only monuments, only alexander for now, fortunately for us all, architecture, but carries slightly different symbolic meaning than the muralist monument. uh, the memorial plaque and the name of the street. hmm are considered uh, so uh, a direct uh, a direct ideological gesture to architecture in this sense, for now uh, i'm more lucky. well, a monument is always a monument - it's always denmark, honor , always salutes, and, uh, all parties to the conflict understand this, and in kharkov, pushkinskaya streets are still

a here, that means a bustuzli, well, then, there will be a street next, i uh, i don’t suggest. they are so yes, they will do it without prompting, but rustam igorevich. and what it concerns us, because in recent years we have also had a different attitude towards monuments, and especially towards architectural monuments in our beloved moscow, when for some reason they are constantly burning, uh, in their place, some remakes are growing. well, this is a separate topic, but as for the geniuses of the place, here is our lubyanka square, it stands an empty monument , illegally, it was demolished in the early nineties, there were no official decisions on the report. and what do you think, is it possible at all here in some cities, especially in the caucasus, there, in the center there is a city, and a bust of lenin on lenin street, but, for example, i just saw it myself, it's many times. uh, how do you relate to your past in general, but you will exchange those attempts, and in the early nineties.

how fair were they? here it is necessary to return, probably to the line, which i suggested to you a few minutes earlier and the monument is always a tribute to vladimir ivanovich far. and by the way, this genius of the place was not only lugansk, his literary pseudonym was the cossack lugansk, but also nikolaeva, vladimir dal that is, the most russian language, this is the genius of the place of nikolaev and neighboring odessa, so vladimir ivanovich said that the monument is hmm uh, well, that is, the monument is the meaning of the monument is hmm uh, an architectural or sculptural work in honor and in memory. that is, that union, and that is, necessarily in honor. ah, so if society is divided, in this case our society is political yes, uh, then um. if there is, uh, both white and red, then uh, white. in this case, i name the white conservatives, otherwise it

seems to me that it is better to freeze this situation now, that it pops up every year seems to me. wrong, but how right, how right in this question, in your opinion, the decision in the case of lubyanka square, we lost the figure inscribed in the construction stela, which was certainly the organizational center of the round square, so, but now it seems to me, uh, uh, regardless of the name of this figure, yes, that is, you can imagine here an architectural structure in the form of a sharp stele, if you really need to organize the space, ah, but uh, any attempt to return to this story, as we observed two years ago. it aggravates relations precisely even in the conservative camp, or conservative right conservative. this is it now. eh, you don't need to right here. well, the most important thing here is that there is a different problem, there is another one, these are the mannerheim tablets in

st. petersburg, which organized, uh, the blockade, including, and this is another extreme. this is where you need to figure it all out somehow. i say no, that's what i'm talking about, uh, the plaque is part of the monumental art, as is the round sculpture and and saluting in the form of a memorial plaque is just as impossible, therefore, when the board was opened to mannerheim. well, to make it the greatest stupidity, then according to legend, i don’t know how to say it by rumors, when the guard of honor passed, petersburgers, and in this case they can be called leningraders, and the crowds were shouting, brothers of honor, don’t give up. here is such a, you know, folk art criticism. don't give credit to this thing, that's right. it was a very strange idea, fortunately, it ended in nothing, but rustam the path of this person for the russian tradition in the eyes of the russian tradition. he is not descending. ah,

rustama igorievich, summing up it is the result of our conversation. in my opinion, it’s quite interesting in the sense that, now, uh, these are such transitional periods of history, and such a thing as metaphysics and such a forgotten word, like dialogues, maybe it was too desecrated in its time, because in the west, there are an ideology that is not pushed through, but they explain to us that there is no need for any ideology, and everything should be. it's like a blank sheet, but there is no emptiness, but someone it comes and is expressed and we see how it has made a clean slate of ukraine simply anti-russia over these 30 years. especially in the last eight. although it would seem so family ties e with each other, and yet here are these new technologies. they work. unfortunately, they are also expressed through monuments. yes, we were talking in essence about the policy of symbolism. yes, only symbolic politics, yes, the politics of signs. and this is very important, and it is like the information policy

, like any other. in my mind while continuing limp. if there is another minute, i would just give an example with the loudspeaker at 15. unfortunately, there are no more 15 seconds. let's be very interesting next time. you can just hide it. and you can give him civil honors where he was born, where he is and in moscow petersburg where he was born in smolensk and you see, what two different approaches, and it seems to me that uh hmm there is something to think about. indeed, huge to you. thank you. and i remind you that we talked with the writer culturologist rakhmatullin. and here is another example of the relationship to to historical monuments and memory, archaeologists from st. petersburg completed large-scale excavations of the triumphal arch of the all-serian palmyra, the same one familiar from childhood on the cover of a history textbook and which

terrorists tried to destroy several years ago. now the important thing is to decide. how can this ancient monument be restored. uh, dmitry akimov will tell you about everything about the problems of post-traumatic restoration. this is how the main topic of the international conference is declared, at which the fate of the arc de triomphe in the ancient palmyra is discussed. our scientists have completed large-scale excavations in syria are the next step to understand exactly how to restore a world-class cultural heritage site work more than we expected. uh stamp, preserved withstood the design. this is about 40%, and another 40% of the stones that we can use, and 20% is literally destroyed. here in small gravel, respectively, we will have to think about how to arrange . this is all the arch, the construction of which dates back to the second third century bc in 2016, terrorists tried to blow it up. after

the russian military cleared the syrian land from the militant school of restoration after the great patriotic war to the whole world proved the fallacy of this approach, the imperial palaces raised from the ashes. they speak for themselves and scientists all over the world are inclined to the russian version according to the leningrad principle, for example, now they are restoring parisian notre dame, the city school of restoration praised the post-war period. then they diligently scolded her because, as it were, she did not correspond to the venetian hut. and now we see that in the world e uses the same principles. in particular, then, which passed after the fire. the work is carried out under the strict control of unesco, each stage is coordinated with the international scientific committee on palmyra, and at this conference our scientists just offer their approach to the restoration of the arch to the world community.

we work in the interests of the arc de triomphe itself. uh, well, it is clear that the syrian people. that is to say, all of humanity. this is understandable, but above all in the interests of the monument and the tougher. uh, control over our actions, all the better. this is work. it would have been impossible without the support of the ministry of defense and the russian geographical society, only the development and approval of the restoration project will take more than a year, and the entire work on the restoration of the arch will last at least three years, but for the st. petersburg restorers to bring this project to the final point and save the world heritage site affairs. principle for st. petersburg for the northern palmyra, this work has a deep symbolic meaning, designing the arch of the main headquarters on palace square karl russia inspired by the image of the palmyra arch, dmitry

akimov and andrey kupaev have news from st. petersburg now let's return to the situation in the donetsk republic all day the formation of the kiev regime from american hummers randomly fired at cities and villages in the rear, with success at the forefront. the capture of pavlovka, among other things, makes it possible to gradually push back the front line, report by grigory vdovin we are leaving the outskirts. donetsk to the front line, the driver is gaining decent speed. this segment must be skipped as quickly as possible. red army highway. the road that leads from donetsk despite the fact that the village has been controlled by our troops for quite a long time, the situation is still quite unsafe and it takes 10 minutes to get around in an infantry fighting vehicle. at a high pace, overcoming ditches of blockages of logs by braking on turns, and we enter the

main street. or rather, what was left of it, the village of sands, was destroyed completely interesting. basically a little, we find bc we found foreign we found jivelin shafts. we found our bull forbidden, well, our post-soviet era an important and emotionally intense moment, the flags of russia of the dpr and the andreevsky flag of the pacific marines were hoisted in pavlovka, in fact, the village already borders on coal. pavlovka was taken for a long time and with battles. as a result, the settlement was taken, and it was ours again, they already controlled it at the beginning of the special operation, but then they were forced to leave and tried. we withdraw the civilian population today. now, uh, ukrainian troops are defeating with artillery, in principle, in a settlement, completely dismantling every house to the ground is the strongest the shelling of the village of shakhty krinichnaya is the luhansk republic, two dead and donetsk and the suburbs continue to shell ukrainian artillery

nato rocket hit the dsu, kirovsky district , together the incidents were fragments in the past. or is that all, and harm, at least on the fragments there is an inscription sand is one of the points from where ukrainian artillery incessantly attacked the donetsk airport in the nearby village of kuibyshevsky and petrovsky district. donetsk here. this is all the arrival from pervomaisky when stood there stood the enemy. that's what's left of the enemy's residential area. and this direction is now safe in terms of shelling the city, but the battle for pervomaiskaya is a little further still. in full swing, and from there, the enemy is already shelling the sands themselves, but the garrison here is entrenched in reliable morale at a height and the assigned tasks will certainly be completed. in the meantime, there is an opportunity to send greetings to relatives. hello mom. i'm alive and well grigory vdovin ruslan andrei rudenko and oleg

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hello, correspondents of the vesti duty office i maxim program in bryansk will tell about the main legal events. three bailiffs and a businessman are accused of bribery the day before, they were caught by a personal operative at the fsb, one of the accused bailiffs from the refugee department, according to the investigation , received more than half a million from local entrepreneurs. to some he promised a debt, so to speak, to forgive, despite the court's decision, to others, on the contrary. they returned as soon as possible, and the money, allegedly received through intermediaries, too, bailiffs all involved. the court has already chosen a measure of restraint. at the request of the investigating authority, the court to receive either bribes and one of the intermediaries of the chosen preventive measure in the form of detention, if the investigation succeeds in proving guilt, the accused, in addition to deprivation of office, face heavy fines or even a real term for ugly. thank you, the double of the outrageous singer shura accuses the plastic

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