reginatsiya yes today yes i don’t know how much what if i knew there were two candies, squirrels, two red poppiesne. our father was killed, now we had such a one-story building, so she didn’t want to write a statement, but yesterday they were constantly engaged in it, it turns out that there were documents, yes, yes, call, you will find out that there was a c-300 rocket attack, she fell into the house from the fifth floor to the first floor that's how everything collapsed and in this house lived a son for 6 co-workers with his wife they died live and were badly left a boy 16 years old to make an animal out of a person that's how it takes 10 days and what will come to life take away these things from a person i believe fear of punishment he turns into a terrible creature, scarier than any animal, a terrible rocket that flew into the zoo on february 28, on the fourth day of the war, this is a hurricane from 260 days of the war, the city was not fired upon for 40 days, there were no bordyushkas, and so every night we were beaten , that is, 300 hurricanes and plasters, maybe they have no , they shoot

to tell about the main events of ukraine and the world in the kherson region, in the village of red poppy, the armed forces destroyed the headquarters of the russian troops with precise strikes the day before, more than 30 occupants were killed two tanks were also shot down in the boryslav and kherson regions, ukrainian pilots bombed enemy equipment, artillery destroyed another 25 occupants and three pigeons with this stas in the kakhov region, the defense forces liquidated an ammunition depot about the situation in the kherson direction for the past day, said the spokesman of the operational command south, vladyslav nazarov, the enemy is occupying the baron along on the left bank of the dnipro river, but on the right , countermeasures are ongoing. after the withdrawal of the main units from the right bank, the enemy carried out undermining the antonov bridges in order to complicate the further movement of our troops, the defense forces continue measures to de-occupy settlements in the kherson direction during successful offensive operations, advanced units of our troops where the right b

ukraine inflicted precise strikes on the headquarters of the russian occupiers in the village of red poppy, kherson region, yes, and in the village arkhangelsk in the kherson region now has up to 80 people living here before the russian occupation, there were almost 3,000 residents, half of the houses were destroyed or damaged by enemy shells, the occupiers killed, tortured and tortured people, the local people were forced to bury them in the courtyards of the houses, the russians did not let people out of the village and they had to flee across the river on boats, let's see the material, well, you didn't walk with a narrow tape measure, but i did, you know how scary it is, he fires one cartridge at once, and cool, he can do it himself, and i didn't get any more, that's scary the family will remain and they will come and do something with it, we have everything here in the school, shops, everything was like that, we have a russian peace in the village , few people are coming back, because some people here simply have nowhere to live, russian shells completely destroyed the houses of emerge

increased their efforts to finally cut the svatov kreminna road in the area of ​​the site and the red poppyarge-scale attacks, but only prepares a line of defense, instead, the armed forces of ukraine are attacking svatov from the north storming kuzemivka after the announcement of the evacuation of the civilian population from the flint rubizhnye and severodonetsk, one gets the impression that the enemy does not plan to stand to the death for these inhabited points all the more, it was noticed that fresh reinforcements of the occupiers appeared in this direction, did not go to the front, but dug in near starobilsk, preparing a new line of defense. despite this, delaying the inevitable retreat, as if driven by inertia, the muscovites are still attacking belogorivka, a counter-argument for them was the destroyed column of manpower that in the armed forces of ukraine caught up in the orphanage that on the outskirts of north donets kherson region and zaporizhzhia exactly on the southern front in our eyes the events are unfolding according to the chornobayivka 2 scenario only in at an accelerate

tanks near oleshki, the enemy continues to attack our cities several times with heavy artillery, the red poppyas fired upon by a drone strike of god-equipped in boryslav, a local resident was wounded, the attackers also fired from rocket launchers and tanks in the direction of chernobaivka, antonivka, prydniprovskyi tokarivka, immediately kamianka, river port and residential quarters kherson, in order to clarify the position of our troops, the use of drones continues in the areas of oleshki, lviv, and boryslav pier, although due to worsening weather conditions conditions, the number of aerial spies has significantly decreased minors were abused in the kherson region in the russian prisons there was a cell for teenagers, said the commissioner for human rights of the verkhovna rada, dmytro lubinets, according to him, residents of the region were subjected to more brutal methods of torture than in those regions that were previously occupied, in addition, they were kept in cells for weeks around the clock men and women were kept together, they were constantly monitored by video surveillance kherso

near oleshok the enemy continues to attack our cities several times with heavy artillery fired at a red poppy due to the impact of a drone equipped with a vog in boryslav a local resident was also injured the attackers fired multiple rocket-propelled grenades and tanks in the direction of chernobaivka, antonivka, prydniprovskyi, tokarivka, kamianka, river port, and the residential areas of kherson, in order to clarify the position of our troops , uavs continue to be used in the areas of oleshki, lviv, lviv, and boryslav pier, although due to the deterioration of weather conditions, the number of aerial spies is significantly the abuse of minors in the kherson region decreased, there was a cell for teenagers in russian torture camps, said the commissioner for human rights of the verkhovna rada and dmytro glubinets for according to him, the residents of the region were subjected to more brutal methods of torture than in those regions that were previously occupied, in addition, men and women were kept in cells 24/7 for weeks , they were constantly monitored by video surveillance, kidnapped peopl

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is why, you know, we have already mentioned several times mentioned these offensives on the same red poppys indicated here - the constant shelling of nevsky and makiivki where we are trying to break through er to break closer to the er route to say that we are so far you. we can talk about the possibility of fire control over the route. of course, this does not guarantee us the interruption of this route, but it still allows us to significantly weaken the enemy who is on the ground in the swatovo area, and the weakening of the swatovo node of the resistance plays in our favor because it is necessary to understand as soon as possible the holiday falls, in fact, we enter the operational space and can talk about advancing in the direction of starobilsk, the decorative ones just physically do not have time to create a line of defense, the same situation is approximately the same in the north, with smaller , let's say, reduced dynamics and reduced successes, both on our side and on the opposite side which indicates a rather high intensity of hostilities in the north is present in the section er

and alongside the red poppy, there's also the purple one — to highlight the contribution animals have_ the great war. we have the reef, the head collar and the rug _ the great war. we have the reef, the head collar and the rug that - the great war. we have the reef, the head collar and the rug that has i the great war. we have the reef, the head collar and the rug that has all. head collar and the rug that has all been decorated, handmade, crocheted poppies from the team of volunteers. each year the murphys army poppy campaign designed a new puppy for the volunteers to make before addressing the horse again. we have around 100 people _ addressing the horse again. we have around 100 people making _ addressing the horse again. we have around 100 people making these i addressing the horse again. we have around 100 people making these for| around 100 people making these for us now. _ around 100 people making these for us now, and this year we estimate we have taken— us now, and this year we estimate we have taken in— us now, and this year we estimate we have taken in 5000 knitted or croch

there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a record deal in san francisco called 4 nonblaunds and i addition frd the bands and moved to the bay area. i think things are different now than 30 years ago, the world evolved a lot. it could be a challenge but have to know how to negotiate everything and sometimeatize is [inaudible] it was great to get to a point where i was just treated like another one of the people, a musician not a female musician and that is always what [inaudible] >> you don't hear stuff on the radio [inaudible] i need to write music [inaudible] be more conscious in their deci

and red roses players poppy cleall and hannah botterman have admitted it's the biggest game in theire. jo currie is in auckland and has been speaking to some of the team. so, three days out from their semi final, england putting the finishing touches to their preparation. these players have been in new zealand for six weeks now, but this is very much the business end of the tournament, and they had into the semifinal would notjust100% record, but on a 29 game winning streak. it's something they're determined to keep going. i something they're determined to keep anoin. ~ �* something they're determined to keep oaian. ~ �* , something they're determined to keep aoain. ~ �* , something they're determined to keep aaoin _ ~' �* , :, going. i think we've used the whole tournament. _ going. i think we've used the whole tournament, that _ going. i think we've used the whole tournament, that build _ going. i think we've used the whole tournament, that build into - going. i think we've used the whole tournament, that build into it, thel tournament, that build into it, the training sessions we

missouri have nothing in common politically, missouri has gone more red than your coat is right now other trump. >> this is more of a poppyrange red but that's fine. [ laughter ]>> you got counties in missouri that went 40 points from obama to trump, massive shifts, you can just look at the tvs and say this is what is going on. but the one thing we that we know is that it is a lot of tax money. >> i was at a joe biden campaign event in nevada where he was going on about how marijuana was a gateway drug, that was a joe biden of the 1990s, that was of calendar year 2019. the journey that he personally has taken on this issue, and the democratic party and i was in missouri, as far as the republican party, it is dizzying how fast it is happen. >> i think it is because of the disparities that we see, we know we lost a whole generation of black and brown people in prison right now because of marijuana use, when you have states where people are making millions off of it, right now politicians are actually catching up to the people. arkansas did strike it down but arkansas still has merit medical marijuana use a lot of the state.

red versus blue issue. maryland and missouri have nothing in common politically, and missouri has gone rather than your code is right now under trump, with -- >> this is more of a poppy but that is fine. >> you've got counties in missouri that have 40 points from obama to trump. these are massive shifts, and you cannot just look at the tea leaves and say this is what is going on. the one thing we know is that there is a lot of tax. >> i was at a joe biden campaign event in nevada only a couple of years ago where he was going on about how marijuana was a gateway drug. that was not joe biden of the 1990s, that was 2019. i think the journey that he has personally taken on this issue that the democratic party, and obviously in missouri, it is dizzying how fast it is happened. >> i think it is because the disparities that we see. we know that we have lost a whole generation of black and brown people in prison right now because of marijuana use when you have states that are making millions off of it. i think right now, the politicians are actually catching up to the people. arkansas did strike this down, but arkansas still has merit medical marijuana use in a lot of their

poppy. >> well, this deadly shooting has raised a lot of questions, i think rightly so about colorado's redlag law and why it wasn't used here. it's also known as the extreme risk protection order. it was passed a few years ago in 2019. and what it allows, it allows family members, roommates, friends or law enforcement to petition a judge to temporarily take away a person's firearms if they are deemed too dangerous to themselves or others. if a judge grants that decision, according a hearing will be made before a decision is made to seize those weapons. as we told you yesterday, police arrested the club q suspect in connection with a bomb threat that he had made that led to a standoff with his mother just a year ago. but there's no evidence that the police, or any family members, or anyone surrounding the suspected shooter attempted to use this red flag law that could have temporarily stripped him of his weapons. so, we asked the colorado attorney general, you'll remember, yesterday morning, about why. and this is what he told us. >> i do believe officers know we have the red flag law. we n

poppy. when you talk about educating law enforcement about the red flag law, is this a situation where law enforcementot implement that red flag law? >> it's early to make any decisions, and in many of these cases it's not really just one question. it's also what did the community know? does the community fully know we have this tool and are they bringing the information to law enforcement to use the toll. colorado passed a red flag law in 2019. we had our first year of the law in 2020. 2021 was the second year of the law. so it's still a new tool that we are learning how to use. we know that each tragedy is a learning opportunity to ask what did we miss? what can we do better in the future? this situation, like the one i mentioned in boulder is going to be one where people have to ask that question and learn from it. i'm working with and educating law enforcement so we use this tool better in the future. >> i think what kaitlan is getting at is these were officers, should have used it, have a standoff. i vividly remember the story of the officer murdered at his front door which is why the red flag la

red wave, it didn't happen. >> all right. but we are still waiting to see what happens in the really close races. we have poppy at the magic wall to tell us what is happening. >> i'm not touching the magic wall, i don't know how to use it. but we have magic berman who is. let's start in the senate, what are we looking at. >> i do require being called magic berman. >> that's your nickname. >> three senate races still uncalled at this point. georgia is going to a runoff. the two we're focused on is nevada and arizona. things changed a little bit overnight in the two contests. in arizona you can see adam laxalt, trying to up seat catherine cortez masto, his lead is smaller this morning than it was when you went to bed last night. why? they counted some more mail vote in clark county right here and in washoe county right here. and that closed that lead down to 15,000 about 110,000 mail votes left to count -- >> in clark? >> in the state overall. >> okay. >> and if the margins for those are what we saw last night, catherine cortez masto could, could potentially take the lead. arizona now. i want to spend some time