putin tim handed over to volunteer builders who took an active part in the restoration of the inhabitantstsk people's republic who performed their professional duty provided humanitarian assistance, despite the danger and risk. today we have awarded real heroes. uh, the donetsk people's republic and which every day risks their lives among the injured doctors, paramedics , electricians - these are volunteers and vigilantes well, i visited. actually this memorial complex. first deputy head of administration president of the russian federation sergei kiriyenko during the soviet years, this memorial was built in stages in such stages, that is, it took several years. and here, in 3 months, it was completely restored and not just restored what arose here today on the sauromagil. this is such a living link between generations, work that continued day and night, 24 hours a day. indeed, the destruction was very, very difficult. well , almost the maximum bas-reliefs depicting soldiers in the soviet army. were destroyed. and here from this non-existence, the architects restored everything in detail

putin tim, it was developed by order of the ministry of industry and trade, to show that russian productstitive and are not inferior in design and quality to foreign counterparts, with their support, they started there at various exhibitions, such as foreign ones in munich, ispo, in dubai at expo, and so on, were presented to the neuroindustry in yekaterinburg these collections. eh, dietiokachestvennaya is quite diverse and under certain requests. well, how did you earn the right and trust and opportunities for this brand to develop to produce clothing collections and dmitry shishkin started with tailoring men's suits, then special clothing collections for state corporations were added to orders, the current market situation is pushing the ural designer to focus on mass consumer demand. we have also launched a second more economical line, and it is already designed for the general public. there , production for each article is tens of thousands of units, and the cost of the product there is very low, but with the proper level of quality and, accordingly, their we will develop through more

putin tim, it was developed by order of the ministry of industry and trade, to show that russian productsand are not inferior in terms of their design and quality as a foreign analogue, the idea of ​​them, with their support, started there international exhibitions as foreign ones there in munich, ispo in dubai at the expo and so on at and at the prom in yekaterinburg , are these collections presentable, and where did i make high-quality ones quite diversely and according to requests certain, well, and thus earned the right and trust and opportunities for this brand, to develop the production of clothing collections, and dmitry shishkin began with tailoring of author's men's suits. then , special clothing collections for state corporations, the current market situation is pushing the ural designer to focus on mass consumer demand. we have also launched a second more economical line, and it is already designed for the general public. there , production for each article is tens of thousands of units, and the cost of the product there is very low, but with the proper level of quality and, ac

putin tim, it was developed by order of the ministry of industry and trade, to show that russian productsve and are not inferior in design and quality to foreign counterparts with the support . in yekaterinburg presented these collections. ah, where i did high-quality quite diversely and according to requests certain. well, in this way he earned the right and trust and opportunities for this brand to develop to produce collections of clothes and dmitry shishkin began with tailoring of author's men's suits. then special clothes for state corporations were added to orders from the collection, the current situation on the market is pushing the ural designer to focus on mass consumer demand. we have also launched a second more economical line, and it is already designed for the general public. there are tens of thousands of production for each article units, and the cost of the product there is very low, but with the proper level of quality and, accordingly, we will develop them through more than 100 points and partner networks, and this will be a mass inexpensive product and, i hope, a fairl

humanitarian assistance to the people's republics and helping to establish peaceful life was awarded the putin tim prizes , respectively. literally piece by piece, we carefully assemble the memorial, like a huge mosaic, and adding to it, restorers, sculptors and architects sought to recreate it in its original form. at the same time, by linking together two feats of two generations of defenders of this land on a newly built stall. old fragments are clearly visible. they are dark in color, and a fragment of a broken monument was mounted at the base of the figure of a soldier, the surviving cast-iron parts of historical compositions were returned to their places, intentionally, leaving traces of fragments and rust, which, like bleeding wounds, remind everyone who comes here. at what cost was the victory in the battles for this strategic height aleksandr belimov sergei eliseev aleksey yalding andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko and ilya yaponchin lead, sauro grave. less than an hour ago, the ministry of defense reported that the offensive of russian troops began in the kharkov direction. these shots. we j

putin tim a handed volunteers to builders who took an active part in the restoration, and residents ofetsk people's republic who fulfilled their professional duty were provided, but humanitarian. help regardless danger and risk among awarded doctors , paramedics, electricians, volunteers and vigilantes well, uh, i visited. actually this memorial complex. sergei kiriyenko, first deputy head of the administration of the president of the russian federation, but walked through the bas-reliefs, but everyone looked carefully, but he was simply inspired and surprised that this majestic monument could really be restored from oblivion almost from non-existence in such a time frame. let's hear what he said. during the soviet years, this memorial was built in stages in such stages, then have it took several years. and here, in 3 months, it was completely restored and not just restored what arose here today on saurmagel. it's such a living link between generations. well, it’s worth saying that indeed the work that continued day and night about 24 hours a day, indeed, but the destruction was very,

assistance to the people's republics and helping to establish a peaceful life, they were awarded putin timwards. for the answer, during the participation, we literally piece by piece carefully assemble the memorial, like a huge mosaic , and supplementing it with restorers, sculptors and architects sought to recreate it in its original form, while linking together two the feat of two generations of defenders of this land anew. rebuilt stanley well, old fragments are visible. they are dark in color, and a fragment of a broken monument was mounted at the base of the figure of a soldier, the surviving cast-iron parts of historical compositions were returned to their places, intentionally, leaving traces of fragments and rust, which, like bleeding wounds, remind everyone who came here. at what cost was the victory in the battles for this strategic height alexander belimov sergey eliseev alexey yalding andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko and ilya and panchin lead sauro grave. almost two hundred shells were fired by ukrainian troops in a day on the cities of donbass, 10 settlements were immediately un

how much changes as a result of vladimir putin departing the stage? timll, people often say that the reason why people push against western efforts to remove putin is that whoever comes next could be worse. i don't think there is anybody worse than putin. this is a guy who has invaded ukraine. war crimes, hundreds of thousands of people dead. he has attacked the western liberal democracy, the interfered in our elections, cut off energy supplies to europe, caused the european recession and probably the global recession. he is probably pushing russia into fascism, and a genocidal war in ukraine. literally, how worse can it get? my assumption is that whoever comes next, he could be a security service type, but not like vladimir putin. i think the west should reach out to that person and offer them a reset -- if you get out of ukraine, there will be some kind of normalization in the relationship." that is good for global markets. alix: how is it good for global markets? what will happen? i can't imagine huge gas flows will be transmitted from russia to europe

deadly news from the allan coming up next is conflicts own tim, sebastian asked russian political analyst andre kalashnikov by the vladimir putin house is more of a threat to the west if he wins, if he loses, i'm and you can mckinnon. thanks for joining us and do join me again. the next hour, the more international headlines with with will enter the conflict zone with tim, sebastian. russia has suffered key reversals on the battlefield. that's curious. horses have come to attract and feed back a wide sway their territory. my guess this week for moscow is andre coalesce. make up senior fellow as i think time to come, get endowment for international fees as anger mouse among some of the male puting supporters. how long is he conflict zone? next, on d, w o, a. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language, but the 1st word. niko is in germany to learn german with why not learn with him? with simple online on your mo bile and free t w e learning course, nico speak, german made easy. ah, hello guys, this is the 77 percent the platform for africa. you beat issues and share ideas. you know, or this channel, we are not afra

tim willcox. our top stories: the russians fleeing their country to avoid president putin's partial mobilisation of military reservists to fight in ukraine. translation: when i refused to take the call-up papers, - an official said, "suit yourself, but you'll be sent "to prison for ten years". back in ukrainian hands, but still under russian attack, we report from the city of kupiansk. unrest spreads across iran sparked by the death of a woman detained by the �*morality police'. her father says they lied about how she died. translation: i asked why they did not transfer her i to the hospital earlier and they said the ambulance's key was lost for 20 minutes and they could not find it. can you believe this? and anger over violence against women in south korea after a shocking murder highlights the country's weak stalking laws. hello, welcome to the programme. many russian citizens are trying to flee their country to escape the military mobilisation announced by vladimir putin. tickets for direct flights between russia and serbia have sold out and there are long queues on other border crossings. presi

tim willcox. our top stories: the russians fleeing their country to avoid president putin's partial mobilisation of, "suit yourself, but you'll be sent "to prison for ten years". back in ukrainian hands, but still under russian attack, we report from the city of kupiansk. unrest spreads across iran sparked by the death of a woman detained by the �*morality police'. her father says they lied about how she died. translation: i asked why they did not transfer her i to the hospital earlier and they said the ambulance's key was lost for 20 minutes and they could not find it.

this week on conflicts on tim, sebastian asks former russian diplomat responders with the miscalculations that have plagued the russian invasion of ukraine like become vladimir putin on doing so . what you're saying is that this could all get out of hand very quickly. i would say that if john get out of but also the rest of that is i think it up to the need, the countries do not. so i don't know, one for them to style, maybe maintain, wanted to do it rationally, it around, and maybe say ashville and russian power to, to present them, which is the only obstacle at the end of the normalization of relations. the gallons, which must be gone with his blows blows boxes and then the situation may be like reversed that i think that may may go to those people. ready to, to rally when they talked vital to try and keep as many communications open as possible communication channel. sure. maybe not. maybe it shouldn't be isolated from he's the supporters that the workers lead the ration i leave. it's a very important and you can see that interview in full and conflict zone in just a moment here on d, w or online at d, w dot com, forward slash conflicts or more headlines at the

tim on al jazeera, a few enough and the conspiratorial games. people play political ones involving donald trump's mega republicans, plus vladimir putin threats go nuclear and iranian women defy the authorities and set fire to their hija. ah, hello, i'm are to against burden your at the listening post where we don't cover the news . we cover the way the news is covered. we begin with donald trump and the queue and on conspiracy movement, a relationship that has gone from occasional flirtation on the ex presidents part to more of an open embrace. last week and a rally in ohio. trump's people played a song that is associated with cue and honors. it was music to their ears. the group's members somehow believe that a secret cobol of the rich and powerful people they say are petty files, actually runs the u. s. government and that trump is their only chance to stop them . the movement also happens to be home to some deeply toxic white supremacists and anti semites. the f b i has warned about it's linked to violence in the current. after being forced off mainstream social media, q and ons, followers of fled to the outer reaches of the internet. since

ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has condemned the plan and threatened to cut off all fossil fuel exports to the you and say to now for conflict down this time tim sebastian interviews, the former chief rabbi of moscow. i forget you can always get the latest news on our website. thanks for watching. ah ah, with who a into the conflict zone with sebastian russia. jewish community has been watching the war in ukraine with mounting along. but most of the island fearing state reprisals. the senior figure in the community hope that silence was immoral. the thinkers coach met and he wants old use in russia to get out. now. conflict zone. next, on d, w. o, a in the world right now, the climate change. if any, off the story. this is my flex the way from just one week. how much worse can really get we still have time to go and going off with his subscribe or more with the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. the ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty ah, a special look at a special country he longed from above. start september 16th on d, w with rushes. jewish community has been watc

then, ohio democratic candidate tim ryan's first interview after his opponent and former president staged a rally that looked a lot like a conspiracy convention. plus, putin's war in ukraine is causing prices to soar in the u.s. and food crisis around the world as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. good evening, once again i'm stephanie ruhle, and we start this evening with breaking news that says donald trump was warned late last year he could face serious legal trouble if he did not return white house records taken to mar-a-lago the new york times reports that warning came from one time white house lawyer eric herschmann you probably remember herschmann's very colorful testimony to the january 6th committee. he talked about his efforts to try to stop attempts to keep trump in power after he lost the 2020 election. the times reports herschmann, quote, sought to impress upon mr. trump the seriousness of the issue under the potential for investigations and legal exposure if he did not return the documents, particularly any classified material. we are learning all of this just as the former guy's lawyers are heading into a new round of high sta

putin because they're in for a rough wenter. coming up, we turn our attention tonight to the buckeye state, ohio, and tim ryan and his radical record. plus, you won't believe what he said needs to happen to republican extremists. republican senate candidate from ohio jd vance is next as we continue.my ♪ d >> sean: now key senate midterm matchups are taking shape in swing states across the country including in the state of ohio where republican jd vance is on the rise against far left radical tim ryan. he's out there pretending to be a moderate. he's just the opposite. now, here is ryan on msdnc this morning claiming that he cares about bipartisanship but in the same breath saying, the country needs to kill gop extremism and imagine if a maga republican said we need to kill climate alarmist culturallists. >> how do we fix all these broken systems? some are from republicans and not the extremists. we've got to kill and confront that movement and working with normal mainstream republicans and that's going to be really, really important because we have to reform these systems. >> yeah, to kill these people off. >> sean: yeah now, it co

plus, senator tim kaine is here to talk about the highest stakes midterms in memory. the danger of this -- vladimir putin and more. also, it's banned book week. we will have a special edition of the banned book club today, with someone who works squarely at the rights of human rights democracy, and literature, velshi starts now. good morning i'm ali velshi, and it is saturday the 24th. it is day 213 of russia's brutal and barbaric war on ukraine which, remember, putin planned would take all of three days would capture the capital. something that never happened. if you need more proof on just how brutal and barbaric this war, is take a look at this front page headline out of msnbc news.com this morning. russian troops raped and tortured children in ukraine, against the backdrop of the un general assembly, a new report about the independent national crumpet -- commission inquiry of documents scores of war crimes committed in ukraine. among, them children as young as four years old have been, quote, raped and tortured and unlawfully confined, including, quote, examples of cases where relatives were forced t

then, ohio democratic candidate tim ryan's first interview after his opponent and former president staged a rally that looked a lot like a conspiracy convention. plus, putin's

ohio democratic senate candidate tim ryan's first interview after his opponent and former president staged a rally that looked a lot like a conspiracy convention. plus, putin'sund the world, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday

tim, i want to ask you a question. there's this, i think false caricature of trump that he's putin-esque, and putin is an ex-kgb agent.nk is actually happening right now? >> well, i mean, we know that donald trump right now is mired in a -- a tar pit of lawsuits. he has a federal investigation of why he took state secrets to mar-a-lago and stuffed them in a closet there. he now has tish james' lawsuit as a threat to his business. manhattan d.a. still has a criminal investigation going. and i think there are federal investigations stemming from the january 6th committee revelations that have yet -- that he has yet to contend with, if merrick garland follows through on the evidence trail. whatever he might be saying in terms of bravado or a willingness to go on, something he's always relished french warfare, the reality is that he's never been exposed to so many threats legally. and i think there's a myth around the idea that he's been able to escape from absolutely everything, but the truth of it is that absolutely everything has always landed on his doorstep and now it has. and he may be screening movies at mar-a-lago

putin, they only care about money. host: that is james in connecticut, democrats line. there was an interview a few weeks ago featuring representative timyan, who is running for the senate seat in ohio. he was asked about president biden, asked if the president should make another run in 2024. representative tim ryan, democrat, doing this interview. here is a portion. [video clip] >> agree with biden on infrastructure and some of these things, but disagree on things like not being tough enough on china, not enough on natural gas . i fight him on some of these things, as well and some of the border stuff, i think he has made some big mistake. when i agree, i will agree with him. when i disagree, i disagree. >> do you think he should run again in 2024? >> my hunch is we need new leadership across the board, democrats and republicans. i think it is time for like a generational move. for leaders on both sides, i think the environment, politically, across the country is poisonous. and people, i think, want some change. it is important for us, both parties, these leaders who have been around for a while, i think it is time for some generation