apc 82 and i just worked with 30 mr. well, i had to get there.that is rpg-22 rpg-26, so that we shot them all, we had a lot of them, the tiger really came out, then the armored personnel carrier came out with an automatic machine, and of course against the 30 mm community strongly you shouldn't be burning. and we were still fighting for about two hours. then we left after dark, the infantry accepted us. we made an impression our scouts burned down the shooting range that was there, then we found out that there were about 6 people there, whom we also destroyed with grenade launchers, we opened fire, destroyed one firing point, took the body and took it to the bmp, the scouts took it to the bmp, we left after that, just as he was, we learned that he was standing on the berry tree the 55th brigade is he, it is they. we must understand that they will definitely not go further, but the attempts will continue. the russians first occupied yagidne and they entered yagidne, then they, respectively, after jagidne, when they destroyed our checkpoint, that i

gunners, there is a refueling station, there is a ural kamaz for personnel, that is, there is a lot of apcnt there is a burned, retreating from the village russian soldiers threw and broken cars and not damaged at all, our good guys took a t-80 tank on the move with with fuel, everything is as it should be, and the armored personnel carrier is left with its equipment in general, it is a lot if the car is seriously damaged under the impact of our artillerymen, it is disassembled for spare parts. there is a good engine and intake manifolds and generators and so on, then i would like to take it for myself on this one spare parts, then these parts are used by repairmen to bring other damaged equipment back to life. the workshop is just in front of our eyes, not a fortune teller, they are repairing their equipment, it is an m113 armored personnel carrier, a gift from the united states of america. our task is to make the car as quickly as possible, with high quality, in the shortest possible time and send the boys to the front so that they can perform combat tasks. dmytro was a physics teacher s

they realized that the stakes were high, too, and they simply turned around, ran away, left their own apcslaunchers for now, at least so that everything would be over and there he wished to live further and live a good life so that everything would work, let the factories work, well, everything is beautiful, well, how, for example, it’s really beautiful, you go to admire the beautiful passage or your there is rain, snow, well, what’s more, everything is beautiful, so you are all in the cities of ukraine есть ну и было и будет well, what happened next and what was left was caught. well, we will help from shelling. i am being trained in lviv by medical welfare instructors who have created conditions that are close to real ones and train everyone who wants to teach on the course. it is necessary to fully and physically and psychologically master viktoriya balytska also tried the skills of tactical medicine. according to legend, the battle continues in the industrial zone. one of the armies is seriously wounded. he is lying in the middle of the street and cannot move on his own. it is necessar

the armed forces would open fire on civilians, the days would not be great episodes when someone bmd apcinto the car. yes, she concussed me. it's scary that you can't stop me, not your shells, not your bullets, because i know that god is with me . konstantin remembers many cases when he teetered on the edge of life and death. during one of these trips, he and volunteer oksana shevtsova came across enemy vehicles and they they opened it after trying. well, i understand. since i'm sitting here in front of you, it's not about defeat. but it was very scary. yes, i got out of the car. oksana got out. we raised our hands. i held the documents in my hands. they ran up with weapons. they turned the car over on the ground, pulled out the back seats, and then he just stood up with his boot on my back and put his head on the trunk and said that you are the one to tell me. at that moment , i was thinking . i was coming here to die. at that moment, he just shot over the head. at that moment, i thought that i was killed. that was you. well, it was probably the second time of my birthday . the temporar

the surrounding forests have been pulverized by exploding shells tanks, apc's, and all manner of bones out vehicles lying the road ukrainian rocket launchers moved to positions ahead. while while or should it were sitting in our basement for 3 to 4 days. chests arriving. they were so much selling and then they fled into the forests. we crossed the partly destroyed bridge, which is near collapse. the smashed school baths is empty bar to dead russian soldiers hanging at its sides. the bars of swarming flies, the only sound the terrifying explosions battle can ship. um, it wants to defy everything. how can you is an elderly woman appears at her gate that she describes the russian literary young lady. yes, they were moving everywhere, driving on the road. lots of vehicles, but i'm afraid to speak about it. she says and have it of late. oh, she doesn't even flinch when a shell explodes close by. oh yes and i couldn't. when the russians gave us humanitarian aid, she continues. there were about 700 of us that many left for the russian side, just before the ukrainian army, liberated the villag

over i think the personnel nothing will happen the bushmasters replaced the assault troopers with apcstraditional for the unit, in these vehicles , soldiers in protected and comfortable slava armor do not leave, the road is nowhere to the right, we enter stop stop stop stop plus we are waiting this is how they stealthily walked over the bodies of the russian troops, the operation to liberate the raisin will definitely go down in the textbooks as one of the most successful . and only to us the commander of the unit reveals some of its secrets, they move along old routes, what roads are rolled in them, we receive, we enter, we block some units that do not know they fell into our ambushes and already there were conflicts, contacts, when landing after landing, village after village, cleaning, everything was according to plan, so to speak , they fled because they left a lot of equipment , if they were a planned departure, then they would have taken all the russians threw not only equipment, but also their soldiers, one of the first prisoners was detained by a black man, he says, a russian c

so gone that in the end of the trigger was the handling of the conduct of the apc cheap. what mister christopher said concerning lawrence johnson. johnson isn't a direct comparison because there are all the frankly and instructed charlotte he will election with a large majority and he did all is commitment language, approximate crossing and i do have great damage when you said he would duration and need to stay in office for through this trust leg, he's 5 days later she does have to call in today. she had to resign. not so as a result of not she had to resign because of a combination of chronic errors. judged the ministry to teach you as a passive team when they came there and communicate, went back in paris, france, i format toria, and pay. and now physical commentator, he says the episode has cause serious damage. it is impossible to exaggerate the amount of damage. this is done to the conservative party, the conservative party has always been seen as the bosses party, the party that understood the economy they have always been seen is not necessarily very compassionate

i didn't see it myself but they say they sat on their apcs and their bags were falling off as they drove. they ran like this. >> reporter: it would be remarkable timing that russia fled in the same hours that putin was signing papers declaring here russian territory and holding a rally on red square. a similar story in the local administration where the only signs of russia left are burned flags. they ran away without saying a word to anybody he says. it was bad. no work, no gas, no power, nothing. the shops didn't work. it truly feels as if there is nobody left. ghostly silence here, apart from occasional shelling and small arms fire. it is so much of this town utterly destroyed. so many locals we're told leaving when the ukrainian push towards it began. but now it's just this utter ghostliness in a place that's such a strategic defeat for russia. gun fire in the distance, they're nervous some russians may be left. outside what's left of the court, the constant change in violence is too much for some. her husband just arrested. >> reporter: the ukrainian troops we did see had already st

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i didn't see it myself but they sat on their apcs and bags were falling off as they drove. they ran like this. >> reporter: it would be remarkable timing that russia fled in the same hours that putin was signing papers declaring lyman russian territory and holding a rally on red square. and the local administration, the only signs of russia left are burned flags. they ran away without saying a word to anybody he says. it was bad, no work, no gas, no power, nothing. the shops didn't work. it truly feels as if there is nobody left. ghostly silence here, apart from occasional shelling and small arms fire. and it is for so much of this town utterly destroyed. so many locals we're told leaving when the ukrainian push toward it began. but now it's just this utter ghostliness in a place that's such a strategic defeat for russia. gun fire in the distance. they're nervous some russians may be left. outside what's left of the court, the constant change in violence is too much for some. her husband, just arrested. >> reporter: the ukrainian troops we did see had already stopped segrce

the surrounding forests had been pulverized by exploding shells. tanks, apc's, and all manner of bones out vehicles lying the road ukrainian rocket launchers moved to positions ahead while while our ship, wherever sitting in our basement for 3 to 4 days, chests arriving, they were so much selling and then they fled into the forest. we crossed the partly destroyed bridge, which is near collapse. the smashed school bus is empty. bar 2 dead russian soldiers hanging at its sides. the bars of swarming flies, the only sound of the terrifying explosions battle on the doorstep. if i didn't, how can you? an elderly woman appears at her gate that she describes the russian glittering young lady. yes, they were moving everywhere, driving on the road. lots of vehicles, but i'm afraid to speak about it. she says i have it at least. oh, she doesn't even flinch when a shell explodes close mine. oh yes and i couldn't them. when the russians gave us humanitarian aid, she continued. there were about 700, not many little of the russian side from that just before the ukrainian army, liberated village. we s

apces. but now a change. what's happening? yes, thank you for having me tonight, laura . well, it's very interesting in the state of michigan, and parut are rising up and saying they want education back .r stue and gothey want their students to b have a chance. they want to go back toin the basics in education, woke reading, writing and math.a in and they're fighting back against this woke agenda.sy changing the race but also in our schools. and so far , that's really changing the race. t bualkingt also today, we were ji talking to the detroit economicg we just need to have support forum and we're hearing fromfrdf businesses that are saying we just need to have support from government instead of having government attack us . m job creators want to expanichign the state of michigan. they're hearing gretchen whitmer say she she is help them. she hasn't helped them.han we've lost more small businesses than any other statra . we also lostr whatsayi eighty two thousand jobs. they hear whatng a know she's e they know she's gaslighting them and they're ready to this horrib ichan

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again, we can share the details, but this was our analysis that we ran with a apc and presented. because at the time of (inaudible) if (inaudible) we also need to budget more in terms of margin calls, and so that's why we felt that we ask the board that going up to 5 percent it will be better so we might increase to 5 percent going beiand 5, we feel that will actually introduce more risk that is adding to the flexibility in terms of managing liquidity. >> each of these has pros and cons whether it increase liquidity or contribution rate is down. not to tear your point apart, but there is a reason why i notice when the general partners remain level of revolving credit to close deals as opposed to calling from us. i'm concerned about there contribution rate and concerned about the real rate of return we can achieve. we have to start shifting funds in different asset classes to get more liquidity or is the result-the benefit may be more liquidity but if it means higher contribution rates we have to tell the employer that. every one of the options and assume you probably considered m

lukashenko instructed to discuss these innovations with the belarusians as widely as possible, and the next apcsal role to play. it is designed to eliminate the contradiction and stabilize society and the state, those decisions that will run counter to the issues of socio-economic development national security all the belarusian people's assembly, as the above representative body will be able to cancel, with the exception of e, the decision of the judiciary. naturally. uh, why is this necessary? it is necessary to determine the balance in society and in the work of all branches of government, so that there is an understanding of those decisions that do not correspond to the interests of the republic of belarus, which do not correspond to the interests of our citizens. maybe it is in some specific situations that they have public control public control of the all-belarusian people's assembly, which will be able to cancel this decision, moreover, a direct dialogue between society and the authorities should become a stabilizing mechanism. feedback from people will be much more effective now, the pr