republic of belarus, i have a few more notable appointments, but you are now the director of the department of aviationthe head of the national academy of sciences for agriculture has been replaced. belarus russia needs to speed up the implementation of the signed inter-departmental agreements on the common industrial policy and on the recognition of technological operations about this, despite the efforts of individual western politicians. we were not covered by waves of economic crises. currencies, not depreciated about the enterprise work, increasing production volumes. and today it is important to strengthen cooperation in mechanical engineering and other areas. we are confidently advancing along the path of union building, precisely its economic dimension. the statistics confirm this. you know that last year we increased exports to russia by almost 40%, but so far we have positive trade balance with russia a and in this regard, it is important that the russian economy is also stable. and this, of course, helps us too, because it is thanks to the fact that the russian federation is successfully cop

when i worked at the military medical academy, we also have many departments, even at the department of aviationfor example, at the department of physiology of diving, any preparations were studied. and here, in particular, here, uh, pink radiola are presented, this is the whole plant further or mornings, for sure, many who are older, especially heard lemongrass, chinese leuzea, they certainly the leader is a woman, nothing is clear. no, of course, the leader of adaptogens is an adaptogen, that is, substances that improve our adaptation to adverse environmental conditions, large scientific studies were carried out by the military medical academy in other scientific institutions. which showed that the use of an adaptogen as a maintenance therapy against the background of the main therapy can improve the state of the cardiovascular system. particularly in ischemic heart disease. and especially, of course, this is for improvement immune system functions. adaptogens are absolutely safe substances. this does not mean that you need to drink them all your life, any drugs are used in courses. and how to

hit about this today , the ministry of defense also reported, according to the department of operational-tactical aviationsile troops. during the day , more than 100 areas of accumulations of manpower and equipment of the armed forces were hit, and six shells were intercepted in the sky above their zone. hymers systems beaten by five drones other reports.

hit about this today, the ministry of defense also reported on according to the department of operational-tactical aviation, artillery and missile troops. during the day, more than 100 areas of accumulations of manpower and equipment of the armed forces were hit, and in the sky above the sfu zone, six shells of the himmers system were intercepted, 5 drones were beaten, and other reports in pikhanov's material. to break off to the city of artyom from the donetsk people's republic every day under the fire of ammunition for units in isa , the roads to the settlement are becoming more difficult . russian military attempts to deliver equipment and shells are stopped artillery, enemy armored vehicles burned everywhere. the ring around the units is gradually shrinking, the eastern part of the city under the control of the ministry of defense unit of the liberated village of vasilyevka in the north-west of the city, while the acting head of the donetsk people's republic denis pashinin said that the day before, the militants tried unsuccessfully to counterattack in the direction of solidarity in the direction of ar

25 people were closed at the door there is a possibility of an increase in deaths in the special care department. the head of the civil aviation organization announced the start of pre-sale of plane tickets for nowruz days and mr. mohammadi said that the airline companies and travel service offices are required to sell tickets based on the approved rate and regulatory bodies. violators will be dealt with. i will make numerous warnings. now the number of flights, at least i can reduce this line . i have taken action since last week. it was not bad at all. there was no shortage in the last two months of the year until sometime ago after the opposition of the market regulation headquarters , the price increase. now the plane tickets with price the ones that are sold at two to three times the approved price fly in large numbers every year, the problem is in the form of a dropper with a small number on the aircraft system that has a capacity of 170 to 20 . if i have it, i can sell the passenger. how easily can you change? the head of the airline organization also said about drippers or the lack of plane tickets . he said that unaut

academy , the faculty of civil aviation operates and the military faculty carries out a full cycle of training specialized specialists. we are recruiting students for the departmentry special education. we continue our studies at the higher education level at two levels. at the faculty of civil aviation and at the military faculty, the first and second stages of the master's program, and since 2010, the institute for advanced studies and retraining has been functioning within the academy. today, more than 1,200 cadets study at the aviation academy. this is the future of dispatchers engineers. and, of course, the pilots. we are preparing pilot engineers - this is a long-awaited event. we have gone a very serious way in order to prepare training in this specialty openly in line with the aviation department, and i would like to emphasize that its leaders are the honored pilot of the republic of belarus, which is called logistics to the transportation zone. this is such a new direction that will be prepared by the area manager civil aviation will be directly involved in the organization of air transportation and passengers. all conditions for successful and comfortab

situation in the south donetsk direction is also mentioned in the daily report of our military department, artillery and aviationr of nationalist military equipment, including a tank, two howitzers, in particular apu, suffered serious losses under coal. and here’s what else the ministry of defense reported air strikes and artillery fire from the group of troops center hit enemy units in the areas of settlements of empols, when several people’s republics of chervona popovka and kuzmino of the luhansk people’s republic of the enemy’s losses in this direction in a day amounted to 150 ukrainian servicemen, two combat infantry vehicles five armored fighting vehicles and a combat vehicle rszongrad in the donetsk direction during the continuation of active operations of units southern group of troops. during the day, up to 490 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed by artillery air strikes, one tank, three infantry fighting vehicles, 4 pickup trucks, nine cars, two howitzers, stubs, 3 ° to 30 one d20 gun, as well as one m77 artillery system made in the usa, and also our defenders, who courageously fight on the front line,

head of the department on the progress of the defense order and modernization shoigu inspected the work of production lines for the production of all types of tank artillery shells, as well as aviationissiles checked the work of quality control departments defense enterprises are rapidly increasing production , the output of individual samples by the end of the year will increase seven-eight times. ukraine introduced strict censorship on coverage of the actions of the armed forces of ukraine, in their video message, journalists of five tv channels officially accredited by kiev complained about this, according to them, at the beginning , the military came up with a traffic light system completely blocking access to the so-called red battle zone in the press, that is, in the corner of the ravdeev near severskaya and bakhmut, artyomovsk well, now it turns out that the ukrainian military is already making an exception for reporters that are convenient for them and letting them on their closed lists. in the dpr and lpr, two ukrainian militants were sentenced today for shooting civilians and using prohibited methods of warfare for 20 years in prison. a member of the banned azov, dmitry sm

however, having spent so long in the department of transportation and trying to oversee an audit of the federal aviationdministration, the powers that be there, the entrenched bureaucracy, will tend to eat him alive if he's not a pilot. i was really lucky that i was a pilot and a lawyer and a prosecutor. but he doesn't have to be. there's no requirement that he is. and there have been successful ones in the past that have not been pilots. but i think he needs a really intensive immersive program where he really studies up. because some of these systems, like the systems we were just talking about, it really does help to be a pilot and have actually experienced them. now, we can survive without them, but he's going to have a steep learning curve. >> all right, mary shechiavo, a melt of experience. >> thank you. >>> happening now, closing arguments underway if the murder trial of alex murdaugh accused of killing his wife and son. today, jurors visited the estate where the murders happened. they spent about 30 minutes touring the property. >> outside of walterboro, south carolina, jurors could dlin deliber

department. and in the zaporizhia direction of the operational-tactical aviation of the artillery of the vostok group of forces, a complex defeat was inflicted by a unit of armaments of the forces of ukraine in the areas of settlements of the coals of the donetsk people's republic poltavka walk the field and shcherbaki of the zaporozhye region in a day in these directions, up to 60 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed, two pickups, as well as howitzers d20. the advancing assault detachments of the paratroopers support russian tank crews on modernized breakthrough vehicles, using the terrain and natural shelters, the crew advances to the firing line. even if the target is out of line of sight or at a considerable distance, it is still successfully hit by our military. ka-52 helicopters leave for combat sorties at any time of the day or night for given targets , the pilots carry out russian missiles. two people were injured in the kiev region in donetsk as a result of shelling by ukrainian nationalists, the school building was damaged by militants. nearly a dozen nato-caliber shells were fired,

are several 16 flights or seven flights by 16 helicopters of the army aviation together with the special forces of the main intelligence departmentich delivered from march 21 until the first decade of april everything necessary for the defenders of mariupol to the surrounded azovstal. watch it, watch it on the air on espressodomo. it will be interesting. these are the memories of the helicopters. how was it? these are the memories of the special forces. now the account of what was possible to achieve success, as well as many other interesting details of artema, tell me about the sivbs, the specifics of these extremely difficult of helicopter flights, we understand that the enemy tried to destroy our helicopters, our helicopters still managed to achieve a certain result, the situation was probably hellishly difficult, but if you can , please give a little detail about these death races , eh. we have very good army aviation , helicopter pilots with local experience and combat peacekeepers, and this operation showed in particular that to such a serious depth as more than 100 km deep into enemy territory, which is compacted by variou

of defense, the department spoke about the course of hostilities . so once in the limansky direction , attacks by assault and army aviation, and where in the artillery and active operations of the units of the grouping of troops the center defeated the enemy’s manpower and equipment in the areas of the settlements of chervonoy, dvorov, luhansk people’s republics of yampolovka and terny of the donetsk people's republic per day. over 85 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed in this direction, two armored vehicles, three pickup trucks, and a d20 howitzer. it is necessary to eat during the active operations of units and artillery fire, the southern group of forces, more than 155 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed, three armored combat vehicles, five vehicles, as well as a d-30 howitzer because of the zaporozhye direction, air strikes by artillery fire, grouping of troops. east is defeated by a unit of the armed forces forces of ukraine in the areas of settlements coal gift. and novomikhailovka of the donetsk people's republic, the total losses of the enemy in these directions amounted to up to 70 ukrainian military personnel, three vehicles and a

department of transportation. tsa as many of you know has its roots in the department oftransportation. we were established in 2001. the law establishing tsa, the aviation and transportation and security act signed by george w. bush on november 19, 2001. thk of that in context to 9/11 to november. 69 days. a significant piece of legislation that established an agency that is responsible for ensuring our transportation security. our tice with d.o.t. endure. our founding secretary had an influence on tsa fm the very beginning all the way through to his passing late last year. just a remarkable individual. our top leadership award in tsa is the leadership award to recognize his key influence on the formation of a new agency. as mark mentioned we have responsibility not just for aviation security although that's what most people associate with us but also for service transportation security. if you think to have service transportation modes, we have a parallel security responsibility for each one of those modes and i'm really happy to say to all of you that our work with the department of transportation is very, very strong. we reenforce each other. think o

in the ministry of defense also told the military department about strikes on the positions of artillery crews of the armed forces and radar systems. operational-tactical and army aviatione troops and artillery of groups of troops of the armed forces of the russian federation during the day was defeated by 95 artillery units of the armed forces of ukraine at firing positions for manpower and equipment in the 107th district, in addition, three radio stations of counter-battery warfare were destroyed in production usa in areas of settlements that andrew's head donetsk people's republic of nuts , zaporozhye region. and belozyorka, kherson region, a fighter aircraft with russia in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe nikonorovka settlement of donetsk people's republic, an air battle shot down a su-25 aircraft of the ukrainian air force , russian troops occupied several settlements in the vicinity of avdiivka in order to control the supply lines of the armed forces, an adviser said on the air of the fifth studio temporarily, acting head of the dpr enemy fortified areas are also hit by fortified areas that are near the city over the past week. e, one and a half e, occupied several s

enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe, also mary xi of o, former inspector general of the education department an avocation aviation analyst. and john miller. john, what more are you hearing about this? >> well, as evan pointed to the first thing the fbi did after arresting this guy on monday. was to do a complete scrub. so, no indication of any leanings connections to foreign terrorists, no indications of any leanings or connections to domestic terrorist groups, white supremacists, neo-nazis, any of that stuff. every indication, anderson, from the local police, who know the suspect very well for multiple contacts over the years that he is just a local guy who is going to florida and taking stuff he should not have. so this stuff is packed in wax paper, wrapped in plastic. it is flash powder mixed with black powder that you would put in a mortar shell. so it looks like a mortar shell for fireworks. commercial grade fireworks -- it was deconstructed. he took the insides and the fuse, which is a quick match and the safety fuse. does it mean he was going to bring it to florida and set it off somewhere with his powell'

the ministry of defense , the military department spoke about the course of hostilities in the main directions. it’s beautiful in the liman direction with strikes by assault and army aviationand where is artillery and active operations of units the grouping of troops of the center inflicted defeat on enemy manpower and equipment in the areas of settlements. chervonnoye divo of the lugansk people's republic of the yampolovka etterna of the donetsk people's republic per day. over 85 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed in this direction, two armored vehicles, three pickup trucks and a d20 howitzer will get bored in this direction during the active operations of units and artillery fire, more than 155 ukrainian military personnel were destroyed in the southern group of forces, three armored combat vehicles, five vehicles, and also the d-30 howitzer due to the zaporozhye direction by air strikes by artillery fire, groupings of troops. vostok was defeated by a unit of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of settlements ugli dar. and novomikhailovka of the donetsk people's republic, the total losses of the enemy in these directions amounted to three ukrainian military personn

the things of your many responsibility would be the implementation of the department of transportation ambitious u.s. aviationn plan which has as a goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions in the aviation sector by 2050. obviously electric aviation has to be a part of that conversation. can you comment on your commitment to that and how you would implement it? >> i am committed to that i'm committed to the administration's 2050 push for that. there are a number of ways that we can get started on that. not saying faa has not started on that. i think we can beat 2050 and i would make that one of my priorities. the denver international airport we are doing just that bigger blogging abandon oil wells. we have a huge solar array larger than most airports. we are doing a number of sustainability problem. absolute commit to that. >> use the electric airplanes prior to that? we have abated technology. vermont is doing extremely wonderful work with ev aviation. >> i do. i see ev as a huge part of that. and i think we need to get started now on making sure the airports have the infrastructure that these vehicles can a

i am very supportive of sustainable aviation fuels. according to the department of energy, replacing existing jet fields with sustainable aviation fuels has been recognized as an effective strategy to help the aviation industry reduce greenhouse gas emissions, diversify fuel supply, and enhance energy security. the technology needed for this production already exists, including ethanol to jet conversion technologies. compared to petroleum jet fuel, sustainable aviation fuel from corn ethanol offers a 15% lower carbon intensity. as we have, heard it can even be carbon negative. this is in part because the technology to produce ethanol from corn is improved. in fact, life cycle admissions of corn ethanol have decreased by roughly a quarter in the past 15 years. what course of our indie incentives and coronated efforts would be needed to speed up the deployment of essay f in commercial aviation? mr. mcnally? >> i learned a long time ago, i worked for president bush, you either know the answer to the question and you say i don't know and i can find, i will pass to my

the department of transportation should consider and abide by the public interest requirement and enforced aviation workers rights. congress has a unique opportunity to build on the strength of america's aviation workforce, open the- open the doors of all opportunities for those who provide student loans for appropriate flight training programs, establishing grants to build flight training at minority serving institutions including historically black colleges and universities, increasing funding for workforce development grant programs and making this a permanent body. we have created the safest air transportation system in the world and with the committee's continued leadership, we can strengthen the u.s. aviation workforce and make the world safest mode of transportation. chris good morning, rankg member chris, members of the committee, thank you for inviting mto testify on behalf of professiol aviation. we are tasked with ensuring that deviant -- u.s. aviation system remains the gold standard sta. consisting of technical employees that will maintain and repair and certified theadar communication

i'm very supportive of ethanol based aviation fuels, or sustainable aviation fuels. according to the departmentof energy, replacing existing jet fuels with sustainable aviation fuels has been recognized as an effective strategy to help the aviation industry reduce greenhouse gas emissions, diversify fuel supply, and enhance energy security. the technology needed for sdf production already exists including ethanol to jet conversion technologies, compared to petroleum jet fuel, sustainable aviation fuel produced from corn ethanol offers 15% lower carbon intensity, and as we've heard, can even be carbon negative. this is in part because of the technology to produce ethanol from corn has improved, life cycle emissions have decreased by roughly a quarter of the past 15 years. what sort of our indians and sivs and coordinated efforts would be needed to speed up the deployment of saf and commercial aviation? mr. mcnally? mr. mcnally? >>>> i learned a long time to go working for president bush, you either know the question, or say i don't know, and find out. i'm going to pass any other my colleagues wh

of the memphis fire department who responded to the january killing. about 20 more hours of video related to the case is expected to be released today. the head of the federal aviation administration will be in the hot seat on capitol hill today after a series of close calls involving passenger jets across the country. acting administrator billy nolan will testify before a senate panel about aircraft safety and oversight. the hearing follows a violent confrontation on a flight from los angeles to boston earlier this week. the suspect is now accused of trying to attack his jail guards. francisco torres was restrained by passengers after allegedly trying to open an emergency exit and attack a flight attendant with a broken spoon. the justice department it is suing to stop the merger between jetblue and spirit airlines, claiming it would hurt competition and raised prices. jetblue has claimed the deal would create a stronger competitor to challenge the bigger airlines. now to your money. it's about to get more expensive to borrow cash. that's because the fed is promising steeper interest rate hikes, and one senator is especially not happy about it. do you verbal firewo

of military cargo. aviation support of units and escort of convoys. the center for public relations of the fsb today reported the detention of a resident of khabarovsk, according to the department. she provided financial assistance to the armed forces of ukraine , it was established that the suspects, i quote, acting on the motives of political hatred and enmity, transferred personal funds to the acquisition of weapons, ammunition and uniforms for the arf are now under investigation, a criminal case has been initiated under the article of treason. the us closed the second major us signature bank in a few days. last year, the size of its assets was estimated at $110 billion , it is reported that financial regulators decided to take the bank under external management due to systemic risks. president biden is expected to speak on the situation with the markets in the country, as stated by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova, most likely biden will announce that the states will support their financial system by printing even more dollars. which will cause even more problems in the world, but a similar assessment of the situation was given

aviation's most important state. according to the georgia department of economic development, aerospace products are both the state's top export and its second largest manufacturing industry, when that is responsible for an annual economic impact of over $ 57 billion. most important, george is aviation industry employs more than 100 -- georgia's aviation industry employs more than 108,000 people. as we've heard today, there is a severe workforcehortage. it is affecting our avtion industry, something that should concern all of us. dr. lutte, what can congress do to encourage the growth, the expansion, andevelopment of the aviation workforce and do educational institutions of all levelsave a role to play here? dr. lutte: most certainly, educational initutions play a critical role. one of the key areas is making sure evebody knows we are here and that aviation is a great field to consider, and not just pilots, but across the board. introducing young people to the many different careers in aviation. we absutely do that through the k-12 system by introducing curriculum at a very early age and grade school. make sure we ke

of defense in the military department also spoke about the course of hostilities in the main areas. the armed forces of the russian federation continue to conduct a special operation in the kupyatsk direction , with army aviationes and artillery fire from the western group of forces, the manpower and equipment of the enemy in the areas of settlements were hit . grekovka, peschanaya starch kharkiv region with telmahovka and rozovka of the luhansk people's republic , one tank, self-propelled, artillery crab were destroyed in this direction per day polish production. a self-propelled howitzer, as well as over 30 ukrainian servicemen in the krasnaya limansky direction, as a result of artillery fire from the group of troops center and air strikes, were defeated by an enemy unit in the areas of settlements. nevskoe chervonnaya nevrovogo luhansk people of the republic and grigor, no donetsk people's republic per day in this direction destroyed and up to 125 ukrainian soldiers, two infantry fighting vehicles, three armored combat vehicles, and a d20 howitzer. on donetsk in the course of active operations by units of the southern group of forces, air strikes and artillery fire over 75 ukrainian servicemen were destroye

transfer of aviation technology in russia, this was stated by assistant secretary of commerce matthew accelereuth, but this is also reported by reuters, citing yes, a representative of the us department, no details. as long as there is no technology there is also the personality of the detainees. the russian army recaptured, and so on. zelensky’s formation lost 640 soldiers and officers, 13 armored vehicles of tanks, five howitzers, two self-propelled guns and an anti-aircraft missile system were destroyed in the mikhailovka area with a su-24 attack aircraft near the village of krynka, a su-25 attack aircraft, and in the kurakhivka area an mi-8 helicopter with a front lift of our battleship evgeniy, active operations of our grouping during the heavy battles of the russian units are being knocked out personally into the enemy from part of the strongholds, which located in the forest belt between flint and belogorovka, tactical- level operations are underway, the goal of which is to occupy an advantageous position. in the war zone. the enemy also periodically tries to carry out counterattacks with forces up to the battalion, but the kiev regime has no success here. these are the firing

departments. the spokesperson from the paul's aviation authority says that they've been able to solve the problem without separating the 2 functions. with stop the gross more or less of a star, and we have a look at to this office and was it for this? it was that activities. plus we have separate was 3 functions for this regulatory week and so coin to ring. yes, i spokesperson says the authority is working hard to be transparent and improving safety standards across the board for us as well as leading the way with new initiatives, such as installing whether commerce and mountainous regions. but the, those who continue to demand urgent reform within the organization is it safe to fly in upon the stunning topography that makes air operations more challenging here won't ever change. what matters is how operators learn from past disasters and their willingness to devote resources to improving safety for passengers and cruise. a neutral by 2045. germany's public transport system is going green. is it good bye to the old, but we know they're converting to electric energy which presents a technical challenge. is it worth it for the climate? absolutely. but what about for bu

departments. the spokesperson from the paul's aviation authority says that they've been able to solve the problem without separating the 2 functions. to stop the gross more or less of a star. and we have a look at to this office and was it for this? it was that activities. plus, we have separate was 3 functions for this regulatory week and so coin to ring with an i spokesperson says the authority is working hard to be transparent and improving safety standards across the board across as well as leading the way with new initiatives, such as installing whether commerce and mountainous regions, but the, those who continue to demand urgent reform within the organization. is it safe to fly in upon the stunning topography that makes air operations more challenging here won't ever change. what matters is how operators learn from past disasters and their willingness to devote resources to improving safety for passengers earned crews. ah, ah, with a guy with his leave, i find some defeat today. i would share in my family because you from the family and where others see a desert. they see hope survivors united in a portrait on the search for happiness. in 15 minutes on d. w.

director, and our cnn aviation analyst and former inspector-general of the department of transportation and the cnn chief of law enforcement intelligence analyst, john miller. john, what are you hearing about this? >> well, as evan pointed to, the first thing the f.b.i. did after arresting this guy on monday was to do a complete scrub. sso no indication of any leanins or connections to foreign terrorists. no indications of any leanings or connections to domestic terrorist groups, white supremacists, neo-nazis, any of that stuff. every indication, anderson, from the local police who know mr. muffley very well from multiple contacts over the years, that he is just a local guy who was going to florida and taking stuff he shouldn't have. so this stuff is packed in wax paper, wrapped in plastic. it is flash powder mixed with black powd hear the you would put in a mortar shell. it looks like a mortar shell for fireworks. commercial-grade fireworks. it was deconstructed. he took the insides and the fuse which is a quick match and a safety fuse. does it mean he was going to bring it to florida

of the biggest aviation mysteries of all time. the plane carried 239 passengers and crew members it was set to arrive that morning after departing,een since. coverage then took over our air waves and everybody else's for months after that despite launching the biggest search in history, nothing was found of the aircraft. theories on how a plane could vanish have gripped the world for almost a decade, but so far none have been proven. nets flick is streaming a brand new docuseries investigating the still unsolved mystery. jeff wise is an aviation journalist who plays an important role in the netflix series. he's the author of the book taking of mh 370. i invested the three hours. i'm not sorry i did. i learned a lot. but at the end, we still don't know. >> we still don't know. that's the point. in the months that followed the investigators performed this mathematical calculation that told them where the plane went. and they devoted a year's long search to scanning the seabed really amazing the water is as deep as three miles the size of great britain and the plane was not there. this is really what the docuseries is trying to tack

washington he had no prior aviation experience to 2021 when he became the leader of the department and job training and it's absurd and you saw you and i were talking a bit before this segment about democrat senator and was reading they were holding up this nomination because god forbid one of the misses causes a plane crash and the guy in charge has nothing to do with airplanes or aviation and that's a real problem. >> to touchdown catch your point, it was robin lou -- to your point, kirstin cinema was the one holding up and blaming partisan republicans when it was kirstin cinema. he had no idea what he was talking about. >> it's interesting the difference he agreed with sinema politically but she's not a crazed ideologue and tries to remit people in congress and if you're not a crazed ideologue, you look at these people and go it's not working out instead of brushing them along and of course in the case of mr. washington, just as latest as this weekend, pete buttigieg was talking about what an excellent nominee he was. these people never back down or learn anything. >> it's terrifyin

department when president biden took office. a number of republicans look at that and say that is not enough aviation experience.cess comes at a time when the faa is facing a high level of scrutiny. so many close calls on the runways including just last week at burbank airport, mesa airlines pilot aboard a landing realizing another plane was about to take off. it is a backdrop for phil washington as he faces questions. stuart: today marks the first day of women's history month, highlighting grace hopper, former u.s. navy rear admiral and computer scientist. >> we have admiral grace hopper to thank for computer bugs but not in the way you think. grace hopper received a phd in mathematics from yale in 1934. when world war ii erupted, he took a leave of absence from her professorship to join the navy women's reserve. he was commissioned as lieutenant junior grade assigned to a project at harvard university, hopper stayed at harvard after the war building two more computers for the navy and it was there she popularized the terms bugs and debugging to provide computer malfunctions. when she retired in 1986, amazing g

aviation. uh-huh, let's hear what the representatives of the state department have just said about the delivery of possible and american aircraft specifically f-16 to ukraine regarding the issue of the f-16, what we have done is provided to our ukrainian partners. they need everything to wage a war in which they are not involved at the moment and based on the development of events on the battlefield. and you don't have to take our word for it on the effectiveness of this approach. you can look at the integrity and resilience of our ukrainian partners, but also at the success that all of this has led to, and which, in some ways, was made possible by the huge amount of military aid provided by the united states. and 50 more countries around the world this solution, which we accept, taking into account the changing conditions, precisely, defining the needs for dialogue with our ukrainian partners in dialogue with our partners in europe in nato and also around the world, as i understand it, this decision by washington is connected not only with the fact that ukraine does not ready for the developme