and this is admiral makarov’s twin, and they were certain, let’s say, that admiral essen was hit, butather stay afloat, but i was told that there will be a continuation of this story. and as far as i'm concerned. it seems that they are saying that today the serpentine is turning into a kind of sea chernobayva, because relatively speaking, earlier on the 13th of april, it was the cruiser moscow was destroyed on may 2 was destroyed with the help of a free baryachter complex 2 raptor speedboats that were placed near the serpentine and now i think the continuation of this naval battle will be because the general staff left this intrigue open because in the morning there was a message from the general staff that it will be in the list of destroyed russian military equipment. another destroyed ship was added. so i think in the near future we will hear good news about the destruction of russian warships. by the way, you said that the cable confirmed that it could ukrainian anti-ship missile neptun will be used, she has already promised that britain will also transfer anti-ship missiles. as f

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reporter: one by one, essenal commodities are drying up. fuel supply can be shut at any time.s one survive without drugs? media appeals for lp. but, almost all -- >> even if you have money, no drugs. if i don't get these medicines, i can survive for three months. that is a serious problem. reporter: even goment doctors came out to protest. >> if you don't alleviatehe shortage in a prompt manner, we will lose the lives of patients. reporter: they almost have 250 beds but most are empty because of lack of medicine. those who are managing here from distant places because of fuel problems, most are returning home without being checked by a doctor and proper treatment. sri lanka is in the middle of its worst economic crisis ever. the country imposed 85% of its medical supplies, but with foreign currency reserves running low, essential drugs are difficult to obtain. cancer and other life-saving drugs are fast running out. >> we're going to have a huge problem in the next couple of weeks. reporter: for now, sri lanka is praying to get hold of any medicines at all. laura: official res

it is also the city of essen, innovative.is old, mikhailovka, this is gorlovka, our unit is taking all, uh, possible steps to destroy the firing points. the enemy and this is to move the enemy to the distance from which he will not be able to reach our settlements, work in this regard continues. every day we hear how the air defense of the donetsk people's republic a works, and this is very important, because the ukrainians, and the military, still do not leave nadezhda to one of the points of the pool, which is not sent to the rear cities, including towards the russian federation after all detonated does not work and it will not work air defense works well . this is very, very important, by the way well, every day it also speaks about the fact that investigators work 24/7 every day, and we have the opportunity to watch them at work. we begin the inspection of the scene at the address sokolovsky house 3, the city of donetsk, petrovsky district, according to the objects of inspection, there is a five-story building at a distan

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the campfire, in 2018, essen essentially wiping out the town of paradise, destroying 18,000 buildings. 85 people lost their lives. >> and the magnitude of the fire environment and the damage that's been done in these last few years is earth-shattering. and it really deals a blow on your psyche. >> reporter: chief tyler joined cal fire 31 years ago as a seasonal firefighter. working his way up through the ranks, appointed as the department's director in march by governor gavin newsom. he is credited for updating an aging fleet from vietnam-era hewey helicopters to firehawks. they are faster and carry 1,000 gallons of water, compared to 324 gallons and the firehawks can also fly missions at night. >> how important is it to eventually be able to fly 24/7? >> i look forward for the opportunity of flying 24 hours a day, seven days a week. to be able to potentially suppress small, initial-attack fires at night in environment where temperatures are cooler. >> reporter: but the new pride of cal fire? seven of these c-130 tankers. >> so where are we going right now? >> so right now, we are goi

this was the first, uh, they said that it was neptune, we use open information, that is, admiral uh, essenmissioned, after that there was a flagship cruiser, moscow uh, that means after that there were two landing ships on speedboats around the snake island and now another frigate of the admi car is near the island of changes. this is essential in the presence of weak capabilities of our naval forces, but these are applied strikes and they do not stop, they are building up, this is good. and in general, very heavy battles are going on from our side, from the enemy, they understood the exit offensive , the second offensive operation in the east and south, which means that the plans for this operation have already been thwarted. but despite the fact that in connection with these the advantage in manpower against e, as well as in weapons at the present time, more powerful and more of it how so slow, but if they advance where they can but cover as they planned, that is, the tasks that putin set for this operation, that is, it means two areas within borders of the regions, there is a land corri

explosion is currently unknown , three ships of the burevisnyk project, admiral hryhorovych, admiral essendmiral makar, are operating in the russian navy, minus one enemy missile in the belgorod-dniester region of the odesa region . the southern command, the wreckage of the rocket was recovered by the investigative and operative group of the national police, they will become another proof of the enemy's crimes against there are almost no casualties in ukraine, minus 25,000. the losses of the russian army in ukraine are approaching this figure, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine reports. 199 enemy aircraft, according to the general staff of the previous day, the enemy suffered the greatest losses in the lyman and kurakhiv directions to provide the ukrainian defenders with everything necessary for a successful fight against the enemy, petro poroshenko visited the positions of our military in the mykolaiv oblast, the fifth president of ukraine sold military vehicles artillery tablets about non-vests, kevlar helmets and other equipment, our soldiers received, in particular, pick-

this is admiral hryhorovych admiral essen and admiral makarov almost minus 25,000, the losses of thean army in ukraine are approaching such a figure, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine reports that the aggressor did not calculate more than half a thousand artillery systems and 1,100 tanks, almost 2,700 armored fighting vehicles were also destroyed, 1,900 units of automotive equipment were shot down in the ukrainian sky, 155 helicopters and 199 of enemy aircraft with data from the general staff of the past day, the enemy suffered the greatest losses in the lyman and kurakhiv directions, the sbu humanitarian worker was looted, an ex-official of lviv was caught regional state administration roman matis and editor-in-chief of mind.ua yevgeny shpitka were arrested red-handed during the sale of a batch of bulletproof vests and fairy tales worth half a million hryvnias. law enforcement officers conducted investigative actions in the suspect's residences and cars, where they found a warehouse of military ammunition. the perpetrators were also collecting funds on behalf of one o

these are admiral grigorovich, admiral essen and admiral makarov.nal security council called on the eve and during the eighth and ninth may, be especially attentive to air warning signals, since the russian occupiers can not boast of significant gains on the front until victory day, the risk of massive shelling of ukrainian cities these days, therefore, one should carefully respond to air warning signals and also observe the rules in the event of the introduction of a curfew 3-4 years for another large construction, that is how much time is needed to restore the roads that were damaged or destroyed as a result of russia's attack on ukraine, now destruction reach 24,000 km, stated the first deputy head of ukravtodor andrii ivkom , he estimated the total amount of damage at uah 900 billion. installed 30 temporary artificial structures and also cleared almost 750 km of roads to kyiv visited the minister of foreign affairs of lithuania, latvia and estonia , the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of lithuania, gabrielus lanzberges, noted that now th

forces, in which they terrorized, tortured and killed, including the civilians of mariupol, briton essenis accomplice were taken prisoner that these people were captured. this is a manifestation. good will. e our servicemen servicemen of the people's militia of lugansk donetsk because, according to all international rules, wars are pouring. e being mercenaries are not considered combatants. and that means on the battlefield. they are outside the laws. mercenaries participated in almost all military conflicts in the history of mankind at different times they were called in different ways by condottieri all wars soldiers of fortune. wild geese, but this does not change the essence of the word mercenary in many languages ​​has a negative meaning along with a curse word. these are convinced fighters who go to ukraine specifically to kill russians, according to experts, the main flow of mercenaries to ukraine goes along the line. nato and as a rule, professional military for throwers, while the leadership of the countries of the north of the atlantic alliance simply washed their hands, assuri

as the writer bruno said, the battle of essen with the indifferent, only with their tacit consent, there is betrayal and murder on earth, however, here the famous phrase is attributed to antoine de saint-exupery, wait for julius the suffocator. however, this is a completely different story. the investigative committee and the ministry of internal affairs of russia presents a bloody hunt for the inhabitants of moscow cruelty an incredible story of fierce hatred loneliness. i have books who do not have, sizzling passion and unfulfilled hopes. death geeks documentary series on the trail of the monster is based on a true story, watch it right now. hello dad. yes, i will soon. it was a hard day, i want to breathe. moscow is one of the largest capitals in the world . a metropolis where every minute something happens, people get to know each other and break up, get married and divorce colleagues. an unknown man literally hacked out of a large number of knife storage expertly considered the order, 171. who and why dealt with this man with such hatred? dozens of wounds were counted on the body of

essen will be quite tricky for them. even if they are — will be quite tricky for them.ng something off the record that ends up something off the record that ends up in print. let's move on because i think the guardian is interesting with this. let's start with the times. the times has this line, party p.m. misled mps. this is picking up on the question you quoted in our last paper review from the labour mp, catherine west, who asked a month after this event took place whether there had been an event 10 downing street, in the mirror actually, event 10 downing street, in the mirroractually, page event 10 downing street, in the mirror actually, page five, event 10 downing street, in the mirroractually, page five, it event 10 downing street, in the mirror actually, page five, it has a quote, with a pay minister to the house whether it was a party in downing street on the 13th of november of 2020, the party that is in the photograph, the pay minister said no, but i'm sure whatever happened the guidance was solid and the rules were followed at all times. you could've said no,

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essen putting on the world economy. even john ma'or putting on the world economy.ot feel like you do. we put in _ we do care... people do not feel like you do. we put in place - we do care... people do not feel like you do. we put in place a i we do care... people do not feell like you do. we put in place a £22 billion package — like you do. we put in place a £22 billion package of _ like you do. we put in place a £22 billion package of support, - like you do. we put in place a £22 billion package of support, some | like you do. we put in place a £22 i billion package of support, some of that will come through injuly, sam has already come through, to put money in peoples pockets. the chancellor has to balance the decisions to do all we can to help people with the medium and long—term future. we have done everything we can to support people. we are facing a global challenge, both the challenges for food prices, particularly affecting what with we are seeing in the war in ukraine and the ukraine's supply of global food and also energy prices along the world. inflatio

essen believe in our victory, very firmly. they are very optimistic.e column of the refugees were trapped near a small town 60 kilometres or so from zaporizhzhia, and they stood there forfour zaporizhzhia, and they stood there for four days without any help, without drinking water, without food, they simply waited until the russians gave them permission to move on. . ~' russians gave them permission to move on. ., ~ i. . russians gave them permission to move on. ., ~ . ., move on. thank you so much for shanni move on. thank you so much for sharing those — move on. thank you so much for sharing those stories _ move on. thank you so much for sharing those stories with - move on. thank you so much for sharing those stories with us i move on. thank you so much for| sharing those stories with us this morning, olena tupakhina, talking to us from zaporizhzhia about the welcome awaiting those people there to date. politicians' behaviour has come under greater scrutiny in recent weeks, with several revelations and claims of wrongdoing. with just three days to g