molda am i something like that?d what does it turn out, what than why what are they for what they are also being prepared like on april 10, what yulia says on may 9, we see that in chisinau, despite the seizure of power by the romanianists, tens of thousands of people come out, i still remember how literally 10 years ago they stopped the nionists there. this is my kind, comrade misha gorbus party of patriots moldai. picked up right in the center. chisinau, you are their minority of unionists. that is, now in moldova, understanding, that is, what happened to them, the romanians thought that bessarabi would fall to them during the collapse of ukraine after ours took control of the tuzla. and this is the entrance to the danube is all, bessarabia will end. pay attention. what silence in bessarabia in the odessa region they were silent. i get in touch there, in general peaceful life goes on quietly and calmly. and now they ask in the morning. what flag to hang? well, they have a bessarabian layer since ancient times, but

gave many interviews in which she continued to accuse uspenskaya of domestic violence . violence, molda career in show business, ridiculed any hobbies, envied and interfered with her happiness in response love completely stopped financing her daughter's life, recorded a song called. i loved you very much. why the past tense? ah, because i can't say today that i love her. i can't do what she did to me. i don't know yet. i ca n't, she just burned bridges 2 years later and one night. i heard this song by accident. interesting, i've been in love with the portuguese language since childhood, probably through all these brazilian tv shows. i somehow fell in love with the sound of this language, and i just this music i listened to it around the clock, apparently because of this great love for russian culture in russian music. it wasn’t just an idea that came, but somehow it all happened spontaneously. we just listened to music like that. and if you try and be in time. oh, you were so unexpected, when tanya had an accident, when i had already brought her. after all these operations from costa ri

already the shadow of war has already fallen on molda to us at mcdonagh in belarus it has been lying long time and most importantly, here i will repeat the movement of this american brigade to the borders. moldova showed me that she is not afraid of a direct clash with ground troops. don't you want to? well, that is, it ’s just americans who are sitting not romanians, but specific americans. good, more precisely, that is, it is directly american, that is, not romanians. yes, it's not the romanians, it's the americans vladimir sergeevich well , laughter with laughter. and so, in general, so the clouds are thickening. no over the world. i mean yes over the world is thickening, and in ukraine, in ukraine, trying to find some points. and where can you ignite and divert the forces of russia there in order to somehow save, uh, save, perhaps reach out to some kind of peace negotiations, everything related to the grouping in the donbass and therefore uh, this, of course , is a diversion of russian forces, but uh in the form of attempts to really organize second fronts for russia and exercise

it can lose its state, because romania is in no way needed, transnistria , i only need it molda to the that means romania, so romania is actually part of the strategy, the united states. in the stabilization phase, the americans will destabilize the situation in all possible directions, we will talk about this after the advertisement. now a dangerous city tension, as if hanging in the air, that i want to leave here as soon as possible. the war is already over. your last name, how exactly next to you, but i suppose majorilla. she will ask you both to get out of the car. this is serious. we got it back for this, firstly, i really missed it. standing is a very serious game. we have information that a german underground under the leadership of the allies is operating on the territory of east prussia. and this underground is preparing a large-scale action under the laws of war. history with continuation from 30 april on the first, i’m already running after you, and i ’ll shoot my nerves to hell. pentalgin is the number one remedy for pain, spasm and inflammation with recurrent female headac

and here are 20.000 tons of 2.500 wagons ukrainian politicians dream of a big war lay on molda us onoldova on white lies the war spreads. now, if there is a completely even feeling that it is spreading? 60% of the inhabitants of which are russians and ukrainians we seize our hands, moldova is squeezing the blockade ring, the border on the ukrainian side has been closed for several weeks. because of what stopped pridnestrovian trade in the eastern direction, he stressed that it was the moldovan side that took advantage of the closure of the border with ukraine and, as a result, implements an economic blockade of pridnestrovie, blocks supplies there food medicines. uh, crop protection fertilizers, and so on. today, dozens of perestroika cargoes are still on the border with moldova and they are not allowed to enter pridnestrovie. and what they want to achieve, as i understand it, is that the goal is, as it were, political absorption of pridnestrovie. that is, all all economic agents of pridnestrovie should, er, fall under full total jurisdiction moldova probably they want our enterprise

. >> the weighted son molda big load to russia. they have been forced to and they have now been forced to admit it has been badly damaged and they had to choose between two stories. one story is that it was just incompetence and the other was they were under attack and neither is a particularly good outcome for them. >> would you expect based on their cruise missiles or the other armaments we provided to the ukrainians more incidents would be like this, more ships would be damaged severely? >> well, without getting into sensitive operational issues, the president did go to nato and indicated to our allies we're looking to facilitate the coastal defense and anti-ship missiles. that's been actively worked. and i'll leave it at that. >> ok. so, recently the president, the administration provided an additional amount of military assistance to the ukrainians. i think $800 million, $900 million. when you come up with those kind of numbers, do you sit down with the ukrainians and say, do you -- what do you actually need? do you know the m