complex and thanked everyone who participates in the restoration of donbass, volunteers of the people 's frontsend tens of tons of warm clothes and equipment and medicines to the front line, which are collected by residents of russian regions, a doctor from chelyabinsk area, for example, he invented and himself makes harnesses for constant wear for soldiers, hundreds of military personnel have already received the kits necessary in battle, which is still in demand on the front line and who collects the most necessary in the rear found out, nikit karabenko. thank you very much for the warm clothes olga and tatyana brought these things. whole car. this is their feasible assistance to those who are now in the zone of the special military operation. for them. this is not just charity, both women, originally from the donbass, moved to moscow long ago, built a successful business, but relatives our odnoklassniki do not forget at the edges, so for me this is an inner pain. this is my city, and therefore i have no other option not to help, so even if they earn 3 kopecks. i'm ready to share the gloves.

the interim head of the donetsk people's republic denis vladimirovich pushilin, as well as the people 's fronthabarovsk territory mikhail vladimirovich degtyarev, the team of the moscow aviation institute thanks the big moev family and everyone who together with us creates the future on the stage, the team of the moscow aviation institute. at the beginning of this year , the film cheburashka earned 6 billion. russian aviation two. so my musical homework . we decided to show not about planes, but about cheburashka so cheburashka, who earned 6 billion these days, the former castle of pugacheva avatar at the bottom, how are you, how are you, having bought cadillac money , they bring me a business down from the other side baghdad cheburashka give another 1,000 bucks. why do i want to make shoes out of human skin. so the crocodile no longer pour. damn, how boring i want something unusual that no one has ever tried about the analyst. scotch whiskey and cola chernogolovka speak one word to me. i want to try this chernivtsi. so stop theater of the young virgin and what's going on, and what don't you l

when the president will call the people's war because it is it would be well if he clearly characterized this war and it is clear that he is the front man of this people 's war. i understand that zelensky is the front man of the brave ukrainian people who are now fighting for their independence, but they also need it if they speak or compare with churchill should remember that after the war he lost the fourth election. that is to say, this is also, er, there is a certain element, er, and what are the historical parallels, if they speak, then they should draw historical parallels and understand how it can end, it would be very good if the ukrainians they remembered that even from the point of view of the british, even in spite of the great respect for churchill, who won the war, after the victory of the war, there were fears that his actual gaining of authority could turn into authoritarianism, therefore, in order for the state to remain democratic, they decided to change it, churchill did not even have the opportunity to finish his participation in these post-war conferences in potsdam, but if from the point of view of being in line, it was obviously off

on the eve of march 8 in the donetsk people's republic, representatives of the all-russian popular front and the people 'smen flowers and a festive mood. the action takes place on the streets of cities and towns on the eve of the international on the same day, representatives of the popular front recorded a video of congratulations from servicemen from the special military operation zone, the soldiers addressed their warm wishes to their mothers, grandmothers, sisters, wives, beloved girls and daughters, enemies of the girl, women, ladies, all of you good health, family well-being, health, so that men love you. children husbands to you on the eve of this women's holiday of international women's day. i would like to sincerely congratulate you on the upcoming holiday, a separate congratulation. i want to send my mom i want to wish you a lot years. happiness, health, i love you. now about the weather, an unpleasant weather surprise awaits on march 8, residents of the region in the north-west of russia in the leningrad and novgorod regions, warnings of snowfalls and blizzards are common. we will talk more abo

people in front of you. cherish the people in front of you. mr. nice, as kind as his positivity, s infectious smile. a free-spirited alys ready to lend a helping hand. he died shielding his dance partner. so you on you, 57, a woman of faith, always there to help others, bringing food, newspapers and family member's who had trouble walking, always working tirelessly with her husband touild a future for their three children. nancy, 62 known as sister sunshine. she loves to play cards, piano and a weekly volleyball game. all of these sharing their home grown plants with neighbors and friends, a dedicated mom married nearly 34 years. a husband and wife who would always be together even in their last dance. valentino alvero, 60 years old. a servant of god. life of the party, storyteller. he me the whole room laugh, a man devoted to his children and grandchildren. the bedrock of her family and friends. eternal optimist, avid dancer who visited the studio every weekend, often leaving snacks behind for her classmates. she radiated positive energy through her laughter, kind words and smile. muoi dai ung, kno

now, to the situation in the special operation zone on one of the sectors of the front in the luhansk people 'sc, russian paratroopers went on the offensive during the attack, a group of nationalists was destroyed to suppress the opposition militants also used self-propelled guns, small their shells. weigh over 100 kg. they break through the walls of fortified buildings, in order to advance to a firing position , it takes no more than 5 minutes to prepare a gun and fire fighters, ruslan bibulatov's report. the roar of engines with a capacity of 840 horsepower breaks the silence of the forest belt from the shelter to the firing line , self-propelled artillery installations of the malka of the brave grouping of the central military district are advanced. from the traveling position, combat in 7 minutes. this is an experimental calculation the gun of a self-propelled artillery installation copes faster. here is a seven-meter cannon, sending shells. at a distance of about 47 km, malka, the most powerful and long-range gun in the russian army. its goals are strategically important objects in the rea

and we got ethiopia, which has named the senior leader of the t grey people's liberation front, known as the t p. s. as head of an interim government for the to grow province. prime minister, our be off. net has name to get to read up as the head of tick rise interim administration until an election can be held. this comes just a day after parliament removed 30 p l f. from an official list of terrorist organizations, tens of thousands were killed and millions forced from their homes in the 2 year to great conflict, which ended with a peace deal signed last november. and what does that decision mean for the people affected by the fighting and put that question to william davison. he's a senior analyst for the future at the think tank international risk group crisis group. well, i think this decision is another sign that the piece process. after the november deal is going reasonably well in terms of implementation. therefore, it should be seen to further consolidate the piece. and that for that is obviously a good thing for people on the ground. that doesn't mean by any stretch that all of the politi

hospital, but now he is back in the ranks details it was earlier in the morning at the front a settlement in the luhansk people 'sepublic commander of the special forces akhmat , deputy commander of the second army corps of the armed forces of the russian federation about teloudin, hold a meeting with their fighters. the major general personally learns from his subordinates. in what conditions they serve and how the unit is provided at the forefront, then at a meeting at the headquarters about telaudin, they listen to the reports of officers on the operational situation and set tasks for the specialists of the hero of russia of the lpr. spetsnaz commander akhmata is in charge of one of the most difficult sectors of the front, the russian military protect against aggression, the militants of the inhabitants of the luhansk and donetsk people's republics, special forces destroy the firing points of the national battalion's armed forces, shelling settlements daily. donbass a month ago, unknown criminals. they made an attempt on the general , sent a letter that contained poisonous substances. commanders. his assistant

people are out on the streets again across france to protest against president macron�*s pension reforms. everyone, say hi to luke! and the 22—year—old singer—songwriter who found himself on stage in fronth ed sheeran. and on bbc london... are billionaire�*s son who fled to yemen after a murder investigation admits to the bbc that he was involved. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the terrorism threat level in northern ireland has been raised from substantial to severe — meaning the risk of an attack is now "highly likely". the rating is based on an mi5 intelligence assessment and comes after a rise in activity by dissident republicans, including a gun attack last month on a senior police officer. the northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, says the public should remain vigilant, but not be alarmed. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, sent this report from belfast. the attack on the senior police officer last month one of the factors that led to the threat level being increased. when dci john caldwell was shot multiple times at this sports ground, while coaching youth football, the incident was claimed by the violent dissident republican group known as the new

then the traditional running-in before being sent to the front line mikhail chernov andrey beldyanov dmitry tsarkov, ntv of the donetsk people 's republic an agreement on the recent exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine was reached with the participation of saudi arabia on this sergei lavrov said during a press conference following the talks with his saudi counterpart, the foreign minister expressed gratitude to the leadership of the kingdom for efforts to resolve the ukrainian crisis. he also noted that un secretary general antonio guterish did not react in any way to the situation with the undermining of the northern streams, and all the criteria from the organization brush aside the legitimate demands of our country to conduct an independent investigation of the terrorist attack, any conscientious member of the international community should insist on an impartial objective investigation so that the organizer of this terrorist act. they didn't shy away from responsibility. and this is explained with reference to some western intelligence services. what's the matter the hands of a certain ukrainian oligarch. well,

front lines the moral fortitude to do so. when putin is trying to kill the economy and the structure of ukraine in addition to its people on thekrpe battlefield, s critical. so we in europe are very much in front of that. and of course there is the issue of c refugees. this is something i have to say again as a european i am so deeply proud about the doors of europe opened immediately to 11000 people initially. another upward half-million events for temporary protection. that means i get schools for their children, jobs, housing, all of those things. this is a huge undertaking in a matter of two or three months. had m we failed this as europea, putin would have managed to kill the spirit of the ukrainians much faster than he ever, ever it would have hoped and he is failed at thated too. those people are back in europe. and of course those children go to european schools today. but what they say is do you know what? thank you very much to this for europeans, we love you for this. but would not ask to leave our little town in ukraine with our teachers, our friends to go to a place that yeses open their arms for us in europe. but we do notno speak

front at that time. and she accommodated and protected displaced people, it 's just heartbreaking, well, i 'm telling you now. and i have goosebumps, i'm so faith in the people of our people took root in me then, and i always understood that a certain traveling through ukraine, there is still a certain border between us, our interregions, each region has its own customs, its own views on life , its own worldview. we will all finally hear and understand each other, but it turned out that this war made us so united, well, many people talked about this. and i felt it inside , because i saw how people from completely different parts of ukraine so sincerely gave everything they had to protect, warm, at least a little, somehow ease the fate of those of people who were hurt by this war, it's great that people in the world saw it, that's what i know. you said about it that international channels take interviews. i know that for international documentaries, slovenian is also broadcast in slovakia and slovenia. the journalist addressed us in this way. well, first of all, he took not only the chronicles of the home

defense security they talked with him about what is happening at the front now and talked about russia 's plans to mobilize 400,000 peopleo touched on the topic of drones and russia receiving from china well, let's move on , let's talk about well, for sure, not the only female chaplain who is on the front, olena legenchuk is in touch with us mrs. olena. congratulations, i congratulate you . good morning, mrs. olena. good morning. during the war, i volunteered a lot, but i got to know the people of copenhagen. and in the end, it happened that i became a chaplain, but i was with god more than 15 years ago. my way is to help people through the word of god, through charity, through the gospel . do you work? do you serve? and once again, please, the mode of work, how do you work ? i just know that you are a mother and you have four children . yes, yes. do you have the opportunity to visit them? do you have the opportunity ? divided into two parts, the first part is when i go to the front line and work directly with the soldiers one on one. in general groups, we visit the units of the brigade, conduct services about volodymyr

flowers that are drawn on the asphalt surface the people had placed it so that almost in front of the university, imam's car crossed the line , and imam bayan 87's security cars were on both sides of this line, all of this route to the airport in tehran university, and the people who were under observation were standing there so that they could control the people. that people are pessimistic about electric lamp posts with ropes and i remember we tied a yellow rope so that people don't come in the street, so that it can be filmed well, that it can also be noble , follow the imam's car, which in this case was better, we chose briz and said if this happens , it will be good for qazvin glass, a driver mr. haj mehdi an iraqi left the address of the court, go to such and such a glass place in qazvin, talk to haji so-and-so, tell me that i had been sent to the imam, and i had said that there is a standard for the car, and you can't do it with this little opportunity. we came to a conclusion. we explained to haj mehdi iraqi. we came to this conclusion that the analysts said to take a glass and put a pipe behind the driver's head, which is full of the im

front. all of russia we pray we are experiencing. if something is needed. there, for example, they are always happy to help any help from people who are not indifferent. she 's all usable generators for heating, damn it even charging radios night binoculars night vision goggles for those at risk for life they bring to the front the things necessary for the victory - there is an iron motivation. i believe that our ours need help. i mean, i don't kind of have to feel supported. it will be easier. it seems to me to pass the service and that's it. the rest is a plus. i 'm not just going, but with the necessary sports goods, yes, uh, which we always lack heavy along the entire front line. the most tense situation behind the line, criminal svatov and in artyomovsk, and here and there ours successfully attack, surrounding the enemy and occupying new frontiers nikolai dolgachev this oleg dubinin's lead. very concerned about the television plot and we foresee responsibility for such actions, today's quote is a statement by the head of the ministry of culture of the ukrainian regime, who saw a few violations of laws in the report of the american television channel nbc

the outskirts, everything is for victory, a new batch of people 's aid is ready to be sent to the special operation zone, which is going to the front line in cramped and offended, why is the european approach to accommodating refugees from ukraine is not for all residents of germany did you like switzerland? well, also when a new one is good, forgotten in russian schools. the popularity of the game of bast shoes is growing. we start with the latest news from the donbass of his city, again under the blow of neo-nazis, more than 10 large-caliber shells exploded into bluish panteleimons. several unsettled residential buildings were damaged there, and in the capital of the dpr, explosions thundered in the petrovsky district of donetsk. in addition, militants again scatter banned mines on the streets . a petal on one of them was blown up the day before by a teenager. now he is in the hospital with serious injuries, the hottest point in the south donetsk direction is now carbon battles, there are literally every square meter of the enemy’s position storming the elite units of the marines from the front line, reportage, rostislav skin. th

s thank you for being here. what better way to strengthen our schools to invest with people on the front lines of our education. i want our students here today to clap if you agree with what i'm saying. are you ready recess is the best part of the day, students cap twice if you agree. [laughter] just kidding, getting worn about. teachers get up early so they can be prepared if their students can be prepared. students, clap twice if you agree. teachers are adapting all days long for individual needs. clap twice if you agree. teachers spend their evenings reading papers and relying on parents and students, clap twice if you agree. best of all, teachers are passionate about preparing students for eventual careers making them feel safe and supported. clap twice if you agree. great job. >> an opportunity also. our students and their families deserve quality teachers who are respected and compensated. [laughter] not yet -- great teachers to motivate change the trajectory of the student lives, that's why my plan starting with teacher pay yet again, finally targeting idaho the top ten states starting teacher pay. when

front to the chinese people. we are not happy about this. and 2nd, inuit for our analysis, it's largely to divert people's attention from u. s. domestic troubles and crises a at that has a, would this ohio or poison gas leak in the real way a crisis would have a problem? and then the leakage poisons poisonous gas there, of course, a financial n as a problems. so that's a problem and i states, it's the massive problems. and then politicians tried to focus on china, russia as a way to divert people's attention from their own domestic problems, which are very serious. now it seems like the oldest, the oldest political trick in the book and to, to divert away from domestic most by, by finding a foreign, a foreign one she own would. you may call to the u. s. approach towards high one. obviously there was nancy pelosi is visit there. they've been sending miniature aids taiwan. this is obviously going to be a, it is a huge point of contention between the 2 countries. and you do think there's any way that you can resolve this and find common ground? no for that particular visited by nancy pelosi, you know, it's of course, against al

s. military war crime and have a list right in front of you within seconds. so i do think that that is having a very real effect on people's desire to unless it's, it's definitely being viewed as more of a rigid decision or a rigid decision making process rather than oh, my dad did this. so i can do this type of a deal. i wanna insert that. what, what's often missing from this conversation is that military services, intergenerational, they're, they're usually through things that indicate very well whether someone will join the military, whether they come from a military family. they grow up near military base and then socioeconomic status, right? and i think we're what, what's, what's happening is that you have general generations of veterans that have gone through unjust wars. you also generations of veterans who have been fighting to get access because they have to live in deplorable conditions outside of just war. right. you have, you have bases that are rife with, with mold i, i, when i was a combat medic, i worked in an 8 station on a base in germany, been condemned by the german government and that was our medical ce

peasants and the seventh brigade of the people's militia of the luhansk people 's republic, yulia voronovskaya, together with the people's frontipate and you have a qr-code on your screen or the pobeda dot onf.ru website further news. in the bryansk region, the fsb and the ministry of defense are now carrying out activities to destroy ukrainian saboteurs who violated the border and entered russian territory, this was stated in our federal security service earlier, local authorities reported that militants fired at cars in the klimovsky district, one local resident. a ten-year-old child of the kiev regime was wounded. they say that ukraine is no longer covered using terrorist methods , the situation with saboteurs was commented in the kremlin, here is what presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said president putin and in the kremlin he receives a permanent report regular reports of polynational security departments. in particular, they report to him with a hand for the fsb bortnikov by minister of defense shoigu and a hand for the national guard of gold. we are talking about the events that are unfolding in the bryansk reg

foods of the people, members of the palestinian people's support organization and anti -occupation racism and terrorism in front of the prime minister 's building the british minister demanded an end to the us government's support for the zionist regime's crimes. mojtaba ghasemzadeh , london broadcasting news agency, the us treasury department acknowledged the ineffectiveness of sanctions against iran, janet ellen emphasized that the us sanctions against iran failed to the american official said that they are looking for ways to intensify the sanctions against iran, the reason for the massive protests against netanyahu's visit , the press conference of the british prime minister and the zionist regime , the protesters gathered in front of the british prime minister's building and held the flag of palestine is against nissan or they are alerting. palestine must be freed. every ten minutes a child dies in yemen . this statistic was announced by the united nations children's fund . according to yusuf's report, more than 540 thousand children under the age of five live or because of severe malnutrition with serious risk according to this r

people don't.. chris , how come you didn't do not better because i gots why, because i was raise parents. that's why. because i was raised, youu know nt,s taug my parents taught me, don't fight in frontite people. peop >>le i was a pretty good. you think of that law. i like that line. that was hysterical. i thought i thought, well, he's i think he's very talented. wa's not all my type of comedy, but i mean, i thought it was pretty effective. well, look, it's it's he's hilarious. i mean, his observational on comedy is spot on .t the thin i have to say, though,ame the thing peoplefor came fory o the will smith bit, it was it was really not a special as much as a smash. it was very abbreviated. and it's too close to him. your he's still hurting from this thing. and your takeaway is chris, chrk rock doesn't really find this all that funny.funny. it's still too personal. but another comedian, marlon wayans, had an hbo special loves called god loves me, the entireh show was aboutat this slap in i. he claims chris rock will andh p jada smith wronged him yearsra ago and he prayed to god for relief. >> then last year at the oscars, he got it. >> >> that was a hard slap down.adr thatee slap ha

work on, let's say, the protection of those people, the evacuation of the wounded and wounded let 's go and tell everyone else that the infrastructure and this front the same kupyansk, they attack constantly every day. these are personnel units of the russian army, but they don't succeed . they are shelling, they are going, they are going to attack. they took something to capture one village of hrynovkivka, it seems that she was there more than all the regions, here they took her, it was not far from kupyansk, and that's it, for 1.5 months they fight, uh, they suffer losses, they try to somehow attack, but they get teeth and that's where all their attempts end, so they said they would go on the attack no , they've been preparing for a long time already, well, as i say , it's been happening for more than a month, and for us, for the military, it's already become such a routine, uh, every day, the same thing, they attack shelling we are looking for batteries the battle of the battery is going on, and at the same time, there are shellings from the territory of the russian federation from across the border, we answer this. what bikini is belgorod , an

talk a little about the situation, in particular, at the front. we will also talk about we will have people's deputies, there will be a people 's deputy from the people's hearing, oleg dunda in particular. there is a deadline, for example, draft laws because he doesn't like them and what. why doesn't the parliament work then? this is a very important question for me. it seems to me that a deputy should answer this question first of all, that is , what is the parliament for at all if it works just like uh people who they will take responsibility for other people's bills , well, that's one thing. well, you know, they wrote a bill in the president's office, they raised a bill and took responsibility for its adoption , but everything should not be like that in our parliamentary first of all, the republic and the parliament itself are the representatives of the people. well, if they are not the representatives of the people, then what will they do in general in this country? well, this is a very important question. and well, i would also be interested to ask whether our interlocutors, for example, submitted a declaration that now it

s torn apart, lives turned upside down. five people died. this may be hundreds of miles from the fighting, but this morning it was on the front line.a of northwest give, -- kyiv, cars were damaged by shrapnelfter a russian drone was shot down. two pple were injured and taken to hospital. sky.here was an explosion in the i saw smoke and fire. reporter victor told us how his car was damaged and how he tried to help his neighbors. >> cars were set on fire. we took fire extinguisrs to try to put tm out, but they did not succeed. the fires spread. >> i am fed up, can't stand this i do not have the strength anymore. why are they doing this? they are scaring the children. reporter: these strikes may have been targete against energy infrastructure, but here, not so much cars damaged, some burned out. windows blown into residents' blocks, and debris littershis children's playground. smoke on kyiv's skyline, the aftermath of a strike on energ infrastructure in the south, one of many similar targets across the country. for hours, power was cut to zaporizhzhia. thrisk of overheating reactors to evident for the u.n. nuclear watchdog. >> each ti

front with me. mark lamb on hill on al jazeera, the u. s. a always of impact the people around the world. people pay attention to what with on here now does it is very good. they're bringing the news to the world from here. ah. ready i mean fight and die. ha, here top stories on out is there.

people to holding and waving russian fly. one of the banners says, see supports russia report, lee, the u. s. in front of approach, the country president, basically pressuring him to force russians to leave the country for them to the russian basset in the central african republic. there are around $1800.00 russian soldiers that are helping the country's army deal with local militant groups. romania has introduced a new honorary government adviser with a twist. it's an a i bought the countries prime minister surprised his cabinet. by introducing this new member, i run completely on artificial intelligence named i, on its job, entails scanning social networks, the id, real time information on the supposed at once and desires of the romanian public. and to relay those wishes back to the government. a citizens may also opt to communicate directly with the a i assistant. so we put the topic up for debate with technology advocate and legal expert and v j started dana as well as a robotics engineer, midland rausch, certainly the remain in prime minister has praised and shown the wordly this idea of introduc

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front for volunteers. i'll go, but i was not mentally ready yet. that is, i mentally prepared myself morally recovered my wife. it ’s just that i was very much offended for the peopleho were there and in 2014 they just fired at civilians. how was the crimean bridge blown up? i decided that i was going to go there, you don’t want to go there either, your wife doesn’t want at least someone wants me to leave, don’t be offended. why are you immediately offended, that you are offended, everything is fine back. my call sign is spartak since childhood, they support the moscow club. this is my favorite team therefore, when it came to choosing a call sign , there was no doubt anywhere that i was spartak alexei from vladivostok, who had recently worked in the security business. and now he is a volunteer when the mobilization began. i was waiting for the agenda. i didn’t wait for it, i was very surprised, because, well, i served in such a unit, which in general should be called up the very first on mobilization, and therefore i myself went to the military registration and enlistment office about such a tigrete detachment. and there are wonderful words for the defense of the m

situation there in the fields on the fronts because, well, the army needs people, the army is needed by society, and i understand the difficult question, well, it ’sou have some vision of the military how to liberate the occupied territories crimea and the east of ukraine, and the occupied luhansk donetsk region. i mean not only what is the most optimal military path and, well, the most optimal military path, but under the best conditions for us, well, look conceptually, there is there are three ways to solve the problems on the return of our territories. yes, the first is political. yes, when they sit down , they agree on something. to exchange something well, okay, no, i won’t say ideal, but the second option is military, well, it’s army troops breaking through the front lines, recapturing our territories, tank wedges, carpet bombs, throwing , or destroying enemy headquarters, er, destruction the enemy's offensive and defensive potential, the destruction of their defenses of the military-industrial complex, with or without help there from western partners , well, it's effective, by the way, it's very close to the important moment, which i'll tel

front-line soldiers played, people from factories played. it lifted the spirit, he says, so not for that kind of money. well, maybe that 's not easy either.should change the social contract, why the government? 'cause how can society be should what not? yes and here is not necessary in society. we have a turnover, maybe just public initiatives, because i want to remind you that the immortal regiment is not the power given to society, but the society gave power. but if the power would not have given, push no after he appeared girl. the fact is that every time the power is supposed to be on top it is often false and dies. this is what putin's strength has always been and is, as a president, that he hears the people, and therefore the people respond to him. and if we wait that everything will now be invented by the authorities. but do it yourself. and there must be living from below living from below, so the volunteers went not because the authorities said. let's volunteer volunteers. we went to help, not because the authorities said. help often in spite of. we went to the front line and were taken. what makes ira allegrova bake bread and de

fronts. one of the most important and hot areas is the criminal matchmaker, and in the luhansk people 's republic and and we will talk about this with war correspondent vyacheslav yakovenko, who we are now in direct contact vyacheslav anatolyevich good afternoon, and so what is happening now in the areas of matchmaking is criminal. good afternoon, but the success of our troops determines the choice of tactics of the ukrainian nazis, i want to note that for literally 2 days in a row, shelling has been moving forward, the city of lisichansk is exclusively all objects that the kiev regime is firing at. and this is civil infrastructure migrants. just the day before yesterday, the ukrainian nazis opened fire. uh, according to the crowd of people who were waiting, uh, water supply, knowing, yes, that there is a problem with water in the city ukrainian the nazis fired on people, uh, seven people were injured and received different degrees of severity , one person, unfortunately, is already afraid of it. e of our successes in the kremensk direction. our troops continue to conduct an offensive, using arti

hundreds of people took to the feet of banquet shunting, anti western slogans. holding bounders, i'm russian flies. some of those placards, red ca, our supports russia, reportedly, the u. s. in front of approach, the nation's president pressuring him to force russians to leave the country. according to the russian ambassador, there are around 1800 russian soldiers, their helping me see your army deal with locals, militant groups. ah, setting the years national priorities, that's what's in store for members of the chinese parliament. this weekend, as the so called to sessions is to be held on saturday in advance of the events. chinese official emphasize the importance of building an open, international economy. arnie are, and yet in 2022. china overcame shocks from unexpected factors such as complex and challenging international landscape. the coven, 19 pandemic, and natural disasters, while maintaining overall economic stability thought our economy was stood the pressure and has reached new hires. this did not come easily east china still faces of challenging environment to the international political and economic disturbances caused by political decisions by some major economies.

answers to sir keir starmer�*s questions to sense that the conservatives feel they are on the front foot with this issue. the prime minister talked about it being the people'sied to pin him down on exactly how many migrants had been deported over the government's new laws which are already in place, and accusing ministers of utter failures to tackle the issue. the prime minister hitting back, accusing the labour leader of not having any plan to tackle the issue himself and being just another lefty lawyer. it's that kind of language and some of the rhetoric the government is using to pitch this policy which is attracting attention and getting it into some trouble in certain quarters, not least an e—mail sent out in the name of the home secretary suella braverman to many thousands of conservative party supporters yesterday, talking about the government not being able to tackle this plan because it had been blocked by a blob of left—wing lawyers, civil servants and the labour party. lots of people have accused the home secretary of potentially compromising the impartiality of civil servants, and it's part of their duty under the ministerial code to uphold that

people get i have you t. you have women again who are getting thrown in front of subw new york .. you have homelessness that's rampant. you have crime that's rampant. people don't car crime e about s issue. they know exactly what this is . again, these people campaigneduo on video, on video saying that i they were going to do thissacecd as soon as they got elected.brag alvin bragg brags about when he was in the attorney general's office, that he went after ti my father one hundred times. he's so proud of that.that was you know, that was their calling card. this was their mission. this. is what they promiseded soroseh their donors. this is what they promised it i they would do.ec it's why they receive the bigd h checks. and it's exactly whyy th the american people have lost total faith in the system. peop sick , tired of it.izat they see the weaponization ofio politics and the justice system. we've seen it with the fbi. we've seen it with the doj. some poien it time and time again. at some point, the guy deservese a pass at well, hillary clintonn got a pass. >> hillary clinton, of course,. got about a hundred thirty three thousand deleted emails. no, prositd , or whatever . prosecu

s, really most of the data that people are present politicizing now is simply there to put the right message in frontght person at the right time. this is like the kind of know that you like to watch woodworking and baseball, that's what they will know. are they going to use that? if people want to mount a campaign of propaganda there are many, many other ways than tiktok for the chinese government. to come in here without any restrictions whatsoever and really have their way with us. we're in an active cyber war and enduring cyber war with china now, that is something of concern, tiktok not so much. >> and tiktok is apparently negotiating a possible agreement with the biden administration that could allow the ap to continue operating in the u.s. how likely is it that this will happen and is this a better option than this blanket ban? >> tiktok is an incredibly popular ap, probably the one of the most popular social media aps. and to be fair and frank, this should reach an agreement. again, this is a real problem that is being politicized and i would really like it if the biden administration would t

senior official and the to grow people liberation front as head of a new interim to grow regional government. get a chill run, does appointment comes a day off to the t p l. s. was removed from a list of terrorist organizations. more protest underway in france against the government plans to raise the retirement age, demonstrated the demanding president mac andre, the pension bill. something he refused to do with a public address on wednesday. most schools and have gone was found, have reopened after the winter break, bought paula bon authorities still barring teenage girls from attending since to 1000 a bonds take over 2021. only girls age 12 and under have been allowed to go to school . israel's parliament has passed the 1st of several laws that make up the government, controversial judicial over hold that despite nationwide protests against the changes. well, those are the headlines on al jazeera, do stay with us, the stream is coming up next. thank you very much for watching ah, a week to look at the world's top business stores from global markets and economies to construction and small businesses. to understand how it affects todd dania nice. counting

front of him to defend him. if i get people i brag the teachers in we're live in washington dc for the laser reactions in u. s. capital. first we're going to go to new york or chris and salumi standing by outside the manhattan district attorney's office. so how are americans reacting to this in the 1st few hours of the news coming out? yes, in many ways the news was widely expected, but it wasn't expected to happen when it did so. many americans walk up to the headlines and really where you are. and the political spectrum is where people tend to think about the charges. democrats here in new york, it's so overwhelmingly democratic city. people are saying this is long overdue. i. they are happy to see the president brought up on charges. he's not popular here and his home city and hold the state. because this isn't overwhelmingly democratic city and state. on the other hand, there are republicans rallying behind the president and president trump from when word of a possible indictment 1st got out, has been claiming that this is a which kind of political persecution and using the news to rally up his base. and

s some other people step up. >> he lost to ted cruz in 2016. do the activist seem as the front-runner. >> we did but he went on to win the general both times. there are two camps. without a doubt. there are people with donald trump as long as he's around. i talked to one other man who said i'm going to write him in if he's not on the ballot. but there is certainly the trump camp with camp without a doubt. but those who want to move on, that is what i found again and again. if the field is very large, that benefits donald trump as it did back there 2016 so. i think that is the thing to be watching the next couple of months. how many are going to take the harry logan lane and exit and not run or -- but there is a sentiment to move on. but there are still trump supporters and when he goes to iowa tomorrow, he's going to of a receptive audience. so it is far too soon to say that trump is out of this. i think that is us not learning our lesson from 2015 and 2016. >> it is early and there are so many questions about trump and legal problems. he could potentially get indicted in new y

s. they department, this statement will be used to advance highly polarized campaigns, bidding one community against others in the country. meanwhile, ethiopian parliament remove the t gray people's liberation front party from a list of care organizations saying that decision is aimed at strengthening the result of the november 2022 p. steel between the group and the federal government. at the end of last year, both parties of the conflict agreed to a permanent sation of hostilities to end the great war. earlier we spoke with an if you being based economic and political analysts who says the global interest in the country is driven by its geography. and because it leads to the african union. i mean, the primary, the american interest is driven by job with an interest. we go to the middle is resty and then this is the head of african union where 54 african countries always meet here. so if you've got an interest on that now a chinese implant is growing in africa and then also russia is coming back after a lapse of somebody union that's probably the biggest, closer i think they just gotta give her mom didn't manage the negotiation professionally and also about their issues with an issue with americ

front special. ah, joining us is monique rios veteran of the u. s. army and member of truth in recruitment, a non profit group, educating young people on the consequences of a military career. richard, berkshire, as a u. s. army veteran and co founder of the black veterans project and caitlin constantine as us marine corps veteran and founding member of gamers for peace. a group dedicated to speaking truth to war in digital spaces, in order to counter military recruitment. i want to thank you all for joining me on up front, caitlin, i'm going to start with you. 20. $22.00 was the worst year for military recruitment since the us draft ended in 1973 with the army in particular, struggling to meet its goals. military officials appointed to the fact that just 23 percent of young people ages 17 to 2324, excuse me. meet the military's health and fitness and academic standards. you counsel young people about recruitment. what would you say are the main factors that keep perspective recruits from joining? i think they are correct and that a lot of the immigration would not qualify for military service in the 1st place. additionally, i do think that kenzie the