with the advent of the militias, the population of yaroslavl increased by almost 10 times in may 1612 the crowding of peoples in the city , a plague broke out, a plague from a disease, people died by the thousands. in the midst of the epidemic and one of a sign came to the garage that it was necessary to pray for healing to the image of the man-made man-made in the chapel of proboinsky lane , strings of people reached out to her with prayers. in 1616, the disease receded , and cyril afanasyevsky monastery was founded on the site of the chapel. now this is a functioning abode in the center of yaroslavl. during the 4 months of the militia's stay in yaroslavl , the provisional government, the council of all russia, was formed and its own mint was formed. savior monastery of the transfiguration of the yaroslavl penny. a monument is erected such a coin was in use until the 18th century. the most ancient temple of the monastery and all of yaroslavl, the transfiguration cathedral, remembers one of the most exciting moments of that time under the vaults of the cathedral, decorated with fresco

what we know about those — seized by the militia.t those vehicles _ seized by the militia. what we know about those vehicles been _ seized by the militia. what we know about those vehicles been taken - seized by the militia. what we know| about those vehicles been taken and maybe being stolen? the about those vehicles been taken and maybe being stolen?— maybe being stolen? the army has mostly been _ maybe being stolen? the army has mostly been bombing _ maybe being stolen? the army has mostly been bombing rebels - maybe being stolen? the army has mostly been bombing rebels from i maybe being stolen? the army has i mostly been bombing rebels from the air and one of thosejets, there seemed to be a technical fog so it crashed in the middle of the capital a couple of days ago and the militia captured one of the army pilots. he was quite badly injured and has now been recovered by the army. there was very heavy fighting in that altercation happened during the humanitarian truce. that has been pretty much what has happened in the last few

he defeated them in 1936 in the first month of 1948, zionist militia groups carried out more than 12acks on palestinian towns and villages, and some of these operations were carried out by special forces who disguised themselves as arabs. it was brought and known to the arab gentlemen. over time, the zionists began to take the land that was given to the arab sector according to the united nations partition plan . meanwhile, a difference was made between the fighters and the common people. and strong to deer village yassin arrived in jerusalem. as a result of this attack, a massacre took place. more than 100 palestinians , including women, children and the elderly, were killed. yassin was only three kilometers away from the british police headquarters in jerusalem when he was informed about the massacre in the village of deir yassin. he replied that this matter has nothing to do with us. the english language should begin to evacuate palestine one month before the date set for the end of its rule. at night , he will leave his company with all anti-tank weapons and armored vehicles to t

you are now part of the american militia. antifa: no fascist usa. no trump. no kkk. heads up! heads up! heads up! heads up! karishma: the sudden arrival of a new group causes concern for the militia. antifa: no kkk. no fascist usa. karishma: on my right, we have a whole bunch of trump supporters rallying as well as fully armed militia, and on my left we have black-clad, fully-armed antifa. antifa: trumps and klan go hand in hand. trumps and klan go hand in hand. trumps and klan go hand in hand. karishma: antifa are far-left, anti-fascist protesters. male: get out the--way, sir. antifa: usa. usa. usa. usa. karishma: the two groups are itching for a fight, but the cops are holding the line. antifa: hey man, my taxes pay your salary. antifa: --miracle, hallelujah. y'all come up here and worship. c'mon up here and worship, hallelujah. karishma: but just as the protest is winding down, the mood shifts. male: i've got one in the chamber, bro. karishma: guns are drawn, cocked, and ready. it appears the militia is trapped in a parking garage. male: c'mon guys, ain't y'all su

on the hill according to your interpretation play crows, militias, too. or rather, the people's militia, and again, nothing to the same tanks , nod to the top, you broke through today . and this is what berg is saying - it's not a jerk, it's a reinforced motorized infantry company with up to four tanks, because we well remember the words of one famous strategist, well, about that that any weapon can be bought at the military market in the store , here you can buy it there, vulyuyu vulyuyu vulyuyu so, the people's militia of the belograd region has clearly bought, and at the same time, the manpads system from which the russian helicopter was shot down. the number of manpads worked with bunks and cast iron and with smart weapons, this time about something our top staffs of the air force paid with the lives of one crew and again, don't think to be indignant, let's remind all the indignant that when in the 14th year, when the jackass babai shot down helicopters, it was in russia everyone was satisfied with the confrontation in donbass, the situation is burnin

the armed militias is another factor. you have to disarm those militias are going to greet them somehow into society. will that ever be done? -- integrate them somehow into society. will that ever be done? >> that is not a party on either side, the west or the east. the same goes for the international actors. what we have seen, some kind of trend over the last few years, starting the last year of his government, most of the talks, militias are gaining legitimacy if you like by being somehow seemingly integrated into serious government organizations like we have seen in tripoli here. the same goes for the eastern part of libya, the same thing. the idea -- there is also a tricky thing here proposed by the united nations at the time that the mercenaries for example who are the backbone of supporting either side when there is a war, including the malicious, -- the militias, when those countries are stable enough to receive them and this condition has been repeated recently. that means they will never go back because those cou

all were members of a militia militia group that called itself the hutarees, saying on their websitethey believe in preparing for an anti christ and in getting ready for to defending themselves. among the forces of evil the group believed was anyone in the government, beginning with local police. court documents say the group talked about ways to lure police for an attack and when one plan, they would kill a policeman, then bomb the officer's funeral procession. >> here's the thing about that case, it failed. the seditious conspiracy charges ended up getting drop against the hutaree in large part, because a case of seditious conspiracy is extraordinarily difficult to prove, even against people whose sentiments or beliefs are clearly anti government extremists. but the department of justice has met that very, very high bar with 14 of these pro trump militia members. the federal prosecutors, able to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, that more than a dozen people conspired to violently overthrow the government, and what they believed to be, according to testimony in multiple trials, ord

in simple terms, the people's militia. these are the citizens who are not called up for mobilization. many of them are already of retirement age. someone works, someone is at home, but they are all motivated to maintain law and order on their streets on the streets of their locality provide. uh, the safety of the objects that are located on the territory of rural soviets and villages and thereby provide and enable their families to their children to live in peace in a peaceful country. this month, the next stage of a comprehensive check of the combat readiness of the military units of the units involved in responding to crisis situations is taking place. the armed forces are also constantly conducting sudden checks to assess the readiness and ability of personnel to respond quickly to the evolving situation. until the great victory a few days, on may 6, 1945, the prague offensive operation began, the last strategic operation of the red army of the great patriotic war, during which the german army center group and part of t

at the moment our governor dissolves the government before the new militia bill was signed. now we have something differents representatives without the governor's approval. apparently mr. patrick henry made quite the speech something about her liberty but now we have independent companies because of the speech virginia has armed men every county virginia all the way to england that may have something to do with the governor leaving town last night but seeing as they are not here, what do you say wa go upstairs and see the prize of the family, righte this way. here we are quite a few stairs up to this floor. i suppose that's the trouble with high ceilings, so many stairs. this is the largest bedchamber in the house. it belongs to ladye catherine ad lady agusta the oldest of the children 15 and 14 years of age and they left in a hurry last night. you see the young ladies have a large chamber that bed is for the government. [inaudible] yes the french government. we may not like the french but we do like their style. it's important that the young ladies speak french they will b

arms, enabling a select militia or standing army to suppress political opponents.asn't done that yet but why is that? why haven't they achieved their goal? it is because of you. because each of you and every one of you is the nra. we've successfully held off federal legislation that would infringe on our fundamental constitutional right to keep and bear arms. we've kept our rights from being infringed and in the last few years we've seen government overstepped its authority more than ever before. i said china didn't just export covid to the world, they exported communist lockdown, as seemingly the only way of stopping it. in fact, until south dakota refused and was the only state that refused to issue any lockdowns. [applause] >> i don't know if political leaders realized that there was another option. i was shocked how quickly people gave up their freedom. politicians closed churches so people willingly gave up their freedom of religion. politicians said you couldn't gather in groups of people willingly gave up their freedom of assembly. politicians worked with so

instead, militias, on both sides checked in before any v i t guests. this rare, all kinds video shows the moment when the left wing fighters seize the low b of the hilton off of the for lunches to withdraw into the positions in the holiday. and the important thing if you are walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday. and my name is tim. so and i was the bbc's, middle east correspondence in bay. ruth, in the seventy's, eighty's and ninety's. i was in bay roots during the much of the 1180 civil war. i remember once trying to get down to the holiday inn to try and make some sort of effort to get into it, to interview the for lunches. and just as far as getting to the point and an area code i am or i see where you would come right around the corner into the face of the hotel gun. before i started and i scuffled back, there was a dead body lying up the streets. it was all rather sinister. i fled back to the hotel. i'm afraid it wasn't one of my brave a days. but did some people did get across to the holiday inn? on the 20th

they're hanged by our militia. that way these can be taken down and use them in virginia's defense. they have several times actually our governor, lord dunmore took some weapons off the wall just last year, when he went out west. he went out to the ohio territory. it's part of virginia. he fought the shawnee indians out there and even returned here to his house with a few young shawnee warriors, who are living here awaiting for their peace treaty, which might get very interesting seeing as -- well, i'm not sure if you have heard the news yet. it would seem that our governor lord dunmore ran out the back door in the middle of the night last night. parlor over here. you might notice there's a desk here in the parlor. that is for his secretary. although apparently he and his wife left last night as well. i think he's taken some of the servants with him as well. the professional english housekeeper, she would have never left the pantry door wide open like that. all the valuable things in that pantry. well of course the governor would be coming back. why would they leave all of these thi

resolved that a well-regulated militia militia comes close. the gentleman and yeoman is the only security and the natural defense of a free government. here, here. that's up to militia in this colony would forever preclude the mother company country from keeping among us a standing army of mercenary forces and would obviate the pretext of taxing us for their support. come on, mr. henry hopes that establishment of such a militia is at this time peculiarly necessary for the protection and defense of the country, and the known religiousness of the government, and calling us together in a legislated capacity renders it too insecure. in this time of danger and distress to revive it, any provision would be made to secure our rights and liberties from those further violations. with which they are threatened. but sir, your stories all there all resolved. therefore, that this colony would be put immediately into a posture of defense and that a committee be named by this convention to prepare a plan for embodying, arming and disciplining a number of men

in 1938, a zionist militia group called bir gul increased the attack on the palestinians.in july 68, the palestinians and jerusalem this group was killed in the attacks in some cases, british officers actively trained zionist militias. one of the most famous militia groups , pagana, was trained by an english officer who was a staunch supporter of the dog, who later became israel's defense minister . he had a special look at his nose. it also reached its peak in the summer of 1938. the name palestine lasted from 1936 to 1939, in which about 5 thousand palestinians were killed and 14 thousand were injured in front of the british soldiers and 405 noble zionists were killed. at this time, one person out of every ten young palestinian men of fighting age, i.e. between 18 and 44 or at he was in prison, he was killed, he was wounded, or he was expelled, he could form a zionist movement to resist . there was no action. anyone who played an active role in the revolution was either killed on the battlefield, or after being arrested and executed, or expelled from palestine. the ferdo

henry. >> and the militia is at this time peculiarly necessary for the country and of the governmentus together in a legislative capacity rendered true insecure in this time of danger and distress that any provision would be made to secure our rights and liberties from those further violations with which they're threatened. >> but, sir-- >> resolve therefore that there would be put in a posture of defense and a committee named by the convention to prepare our plans for an army and disciplining such a number of men as may be needed for the purpose. >> patience, patience, sir! >> mr. richard -- [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for your second, mr. lee. >> don't be rash, sir. the declaration of war. >> we must remain loyal to the king, sir. >> i yield to no man. >> i do not agree. we use but actual provision for our protection. we need mow-- >> well spoken, sir. >> hear hear. >> i yield to no man, loyalty to the king. i hate to contemplate war with the mother country. but gentlemen, come to our aid? to be at a disadvantage. they may be, sir. >> [inaudible conversations] >> well sp

now both militias convicted. accepted the government's evidence which shows how the proud boys used training to tray to overthrow the peaceful transition that was planned at the time to president-elect biden's administration. >> i recall hearing the word oath keeper and hearing the word proud boys closer to the planning of the january 6th rally. >> recruits are told to meet at the washington monument the morning of the 6th. >> we're going to go incognito. we're going to be blending in. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> be advised there's probably about 300 proud boys. they're marching eastbound. >> over a dozen proud boys are now trained on that entrance, and they attack the police. >> you just stole our riot shield? >> they instigated by repeating to same tactics. target an access point, rile up the crowd -- >> we the people! we the people! >> join the violence and reassess. >> mr. tarrio sent an encrypted chat, we did this. >> that bluster combined with a lot of hard evidence proved the attackers w

the founder of the far right housekeepers militia, essentially so 18 years in prison for his role in the attack on the us congress accused of orchestrating the kenning of around 2000 to 6 during the ones in genocide is arrested in south africa. the 8 organize stations and sit down and say deliveries of medicine and food of being blocked by fighting how to once a vibrant capital with millions of people is turned into a ghost time. many residents of 5 the city to seek shelter elsewhere. life is hard for those who remain as little water, food and medicine. garbage is piling up everywhere. the army and the part of military rapids support forces are locked in a violent power struggle. a lot here is in a dire humanitarian situation with power. outage is often less than up to 3 days in a row. lots of cuts give us for 5 days or even a week. medical supplies are also a scarcity, and most pharmacies are closed. and now most when i was just have given me that one more, all of his garbage results and mosquitoes breeding and call her the problem is to become particularly acute recently because of

the militia has told al jazeera is that none of its fighters have died.ne has denied any involvement. natasha butler reports from kyiv . >> in eastern ukraine, a rare public appearance. little is known about the two russian paramilitary groups that claim the attack. their ambition is clear. the russian volunteer called liberty of russian legion want to topple vladimir putin. the groups in ukraine say they acted independently and it is just the beginning. >> everything we do in the state borders of ukraine would coordinate with ukraine military, of course because otherwise we would have been with machine guns running around ukraine. every decision we make behind and beyond the border, is our own decision. >> the groups were founded last year made up of russians who used to fight in ukraine's international legion. the kremlin says they could not have acted alone and keep was behind the raid. one of president zelenskyy's top advisers say kyiv was not involved, but welcomes any disruption to moscow's rope. >> we are not involved in any internal events in russ

the iranian militia group should carry out this attack . king david hotel is their last target in a mask of 1947. al-maqdis was also blown up by the members of irgul, the british forces in palestine were on high alert. the leader of the iron man group was nejt begin, whose symbol was a map of the jewish state including all of palestine and jordan. were arrested and interestingly, 30 the following year, he became the prime minister of israel. until the last 18 years of british presence in palestine , british government documents have recorded 500 attacks by zionist underground groups. announced that now britain was separating itself from palestine and leaving this country in a bloodbath, an action that ended in the important and fateful year of 1948. reviewing the year of british rule, the issue of palestine was brought to the united nations in its creation, now the united nations place of diplomatic conflict and talks about partition palestine was a jewish and arab state. on november 29, 1947, the 11th united nations general assembly came u

the mass migration is fueled by violence from ethnic militias and rebel groups. a central government in khartoum has given ethnic militias the opportunity to consolidate. this is forcing thousands of minority tribes to flee across the border into chad. some say they plan to make their move to chad permanent. the united nations says the crisis in sudan can plunge the entire region into a humanitarian crisis. anchor: at least 127 people have died during flooding triggered by heavy rains in rwanda. there have also been injuries with many trapped in their homes. rescuers have been deployed to affected areas. more rain is expected. still to come, the u.s. interest rate hike that has some analysts worried it could tip the economy into recession. police raided the home of the former brazilian president bolsonaro. >> the first front has gone through and we are waiting for the next one. eventually you will see rain heading towards adelaide and melbourne. you will notice most of australia is in sunshine now. in the central philippines, the system is winding itself up. it c

even to defeat this people's militia, created according to russian patterns, in fact, not a militia, russian donbass army is many times stronger, it will go exactly as much as it needs to go, in some way to save it, along the way every life. what can be saved for women and the ukrainian people, not all, but a few of its part need to be sober. your chances and take care of your own future, stop breeding senseless death. the more death accumulates, the less ukrainian statehood of people remains, they were going to sit and leave, they were shot, well, words cannot convey. we know one thing was killing us, ukraine inevitably not only the disarmament of volunteer battalions and the arrests of their leaders, but also the reorganization of the armed forces of ukraine as such with a radical reduction in numbers. however. why does ukraine need an army if it already has the donbass people's militia to defeat not all of ukraine, but its demoniac part of the sick appendix to be. maybe it 's a million people, maybe two, but there are still 30 million people. we are not talking about them, we are

were sent to damascus and cairo to procure weapons and receive military training, while the zionist militiaups, including the ones outside and strong , had increased to 40,000 people in the first half of 1948, but in on the other hand, the only three thousand billion that remained, you say, were the struggle that the british had defeated since the uprising of the palestinian people in 1936. the palestinians were much weaker in fighting power and had fewer weapons. and palestinian villages some of these operations were carried out by special forces who disguised themselves as arabs and were known as arab men . the zionist operations differentiated between fighters and ordinary people at the same time as the sunrise of april 1948, iran and strong fighting forces entered the village of deir yassin in beit muqaddis. as a result of this attack, a massacre took place , killing more than 100 palestinians, including women, children and the elderly. yassin was only three kilometers away the british police headquarters was far away in jerusalem when they informed him about the massacre in the village

the deputies intend to consider the bill on the people's militia in the second reading before the end of the session. firstly, to create the necessary conditions for maintaining law and order in the administrative territories, preserving the property of citizens, as well as creating conditions and assisting the territorial internal affairs bodies in ensuring activities martial law. and secondly, of course. this will enable citizens to voluntarily take part in the armed defense of their homes , their relatives, their settlements of their home, in the second reading, the media law was adopted innovations are aimed at protecting state and public interests of national security in the field of mass media. the deputies also supported the amendments to the bills, which streamline the work of various forms. microbusiness reflects labor relations and health issues. at all provision of medical care the possibility of providing it at a high level assessment of the quality of medical care, and for this , of course, it is necessary that there be a good medical education, such as diploma and post-d

the militias are a separate page of the people's war.two hundred formations , more than 33,000 people, along with the fighters of the days of the war, selflessly fought on the outskirts of minsk, mogilev, and other cities of belarus , holding back the enemy's advance. they dug trenches and erected a fence. oktyabrsky lelchitsky, district of the polessye region rogachev gomel mogilev vitebsk it is here that the first volunteer fighter armed detachments appear in mid -july destruction of the paratroopers of the sabotage groups of the enemy spies who broke into the soviet territory of the provocateur of the countryside formed detachments. enemy self defense. they were preparing to meet fully armed according to the belarusian tradition with their main weapon , a pitchfork. and who else has what has been preserved from the first world war.

the far right militia leaders being sentenced to 18 years in jail for his role in the attack on the us capital. 2 years ago, stuart roads, the founder of the old keepers, has been convicted of suspicious conspiracy. prosecutors argued that the riot was a plot to stop the peaceful transfer of power from donald trump to joe biden, after the 2020 presidential election official reports from washington, dc. you know, in going straight to the country, the words of the judge who sentenced the founder of the right wing militia group the off keepers to 18 years in jail stood roads. a former part of trooper was convicted of seditious conspiracy. essentially, trying to over through the government by finding up those 2 states, the sold on the capital. on january 6th, 2021. they were trying to stop the certification of to apply as president. he claimed in court, he was a political prisoner, a position rejected by the judge. there's no way that he was the leader of the director of what happened on january 6th. he was just a convenient target. the oath keeper's work a convenient target. the deal, jay

marina call the police. militia that stechkin's pistol converges right there in the store, although whobt it? collect shell casings by picking out bullets. kuzmich called and said he wanted to rest at home for a day. and what? he jumped on his roofs about 20 years ago, lord, well, he looked out to sing everything. after all , now i don’t know whether the children of maria elena were established or not. svetlana mikhailovna has a neighboring apartment, you know, i am amazed at singing. well, how could you cut your leg like that? well, i 'll explain everything and left. she got her feet wet on a job asking me to run my shoes to the corner for cigarettes. what did the phone ring next? i jumped like a fool. yes, i immediately call peter kuzmich. and he says i have a boy who knows lithuanian, i know that is a strong word. i for some time he lived in Šiauliai, his father was in charge of the military year. here, in fact, the house of the ranks for this torpret, lithuanian, have been smoking since the morning. well, when he fired a couple of times, the neighbors called. here he does not speak

a russian militia says it is behind the incursion.ussia is evacuating citizens from the border with ukraine. and as you heard, turkiye's incumbent president getting a boost after finishing -- after the first round vote. time for business. facebook owner metta slept with a record fine in europe for mishandling personal data. >> ireland's data protection commissioner handed a fine of 1.2 billion euros to meta for violating the data privacy laws. it sets laws for companies that take personal data outside the eu. in addition to the fine, they ordered meta to stop transmitting data to the u.s. within five months. we have a report. reporter: a record fine for meta as the tech giant was hit with a 1.2 billion euro penalty monday for violating the eu privacy laws. it is the biggest such fine since the introduction of these laws in 2018. nearly double amazon's penalty two years ago for data protection violations. meta accused of mishandling data protection -- data between the eu and u.s. the irish watchdog has given the company five months to

and immediately the militia at first somehow. think i didn’t even see youth, all this period, just when everyone is in cafes , clubs, and so on, young people. and we are in opa with us in the car, the chief of staff of the battalion. they are practically neighbors with a small one. and in general, it can be said that almost native people at the mine worked at one site of a relative of donetsk local, yes, all places. from one area, the closer the positions, the less conversations in the car, the small one puts on a helmet, then asks the driver to drive faster, the enemy may already open fire. yes, drop off right on the road in a straight line to positions a little more than a kilometer, but at some point a commander appears with the call sign one and immediately warns that it is impossible to continue. corrected yesterday. now the dangers will take us into the dense forest, where they say they tried to probe the defenses. even despite the fact that in the immediate vicinity of a small village, civilians fortunately did not suffer,

to offer the following resolution the regulated militia is the only security in the natural defense it's up to militia to forever preclude the others from keeping the standing army and the protections of taxing. at the establishment to kill yearly and necessary and calling us together in a legislative capacity in this time of danger and distress to secure the rights and liberties the colony would be put immediately to prepare for such a number [inaudible] this is nothing short of a declaration of war. >> we must remain to the king, sir. [inaudible] [inaudible] will [inaudible] >> you must be patient, sir. i would like to raise my voice in opposition to be adopted if ofthe resolution at this time i consider it rash and poorly timed. the reports as we all know is an arbitration to the king, the continental congress and graciously received. ill sufficient time has passed. >> there are reliable reports the king will reject our request. that is merely hearsay. [inaudible] offered no publications. [inaudible] i represent [inaudible] mr. president virginia is bound to share one thing. [inaudibl

dares to attack, we will finish him off on the territory from where he came in the partisans in the militiao longer saw a special need, the country's population was confident that in the event of an attack, the red army would be able to defend its calmed the people and the message of june 14, 1941, was said in it. according to the ussr, germany also steadfastly complies with the terms of the soviet german pact, and not attack, like the soviet union rumors about germany's intention to attack the ussr then no one could have imagined that in just a couple of weeks, stalin, in his first address to the soviet people on the radio on july 3, 1941, would call for a widespread nationwide struggle behind enemy lines to create a militia everywhere to destroy everything on the enemy’s route, so that he doesn’t actually get anything, he will repeat the same tasks that were set in the pre-war period for organizing partisan struggle in the event of an invasion, but, unfortunately, much has already been lost. from the memoirs heroes of the soviet union stanislav there are no words. six belarusian partisan

thinking n95. >> it's what the militia movement was. think it carries through to the oath keepers in terms of roads and it has now captured a large part of mainstream republican thought. i wonder, does it matter, the sentence today, that it is as long as it is, that there is accountability, that there was due process, that these men were convicted by a jury of their peers in washington? >> i think it does matter. 18 years is a long time. and remember, in federal prison, you have to do 85% of your sentence. so he's going to be in jail for a very long time. but the other thing that is very important about this sentence is that it was not just about the violence in the capital. >> right. >> it was about the violence to the democratic system. that's what made the sentence a lot longer than those other knuckleheads who were just inside. this was someone who was trying to overthrow the government and that is what the judge's language was so important. >> i agree with you and i think elevates it to the obvious comparison of the person who orde

he left in the militia without graduating from school, the choice did not stand .began his combat path in the zarya battalion in the lugansk company. the mongoose then fought in the battalion of the russian guard stronghold, and to the shoulder with prilepin. first , we sculpt our zakhar signed a contract with the national guard and serves in the stronghold battalion alexander shubin also went together with him, while remaining a comrade and personal bodyguard of alexander, he turned 27 years old . the governor of the nizhny novgorod region has already expressed condolences to the family and friends of the deceased. he also told our nizhny novgorod doctors about the state of prilepin. well done, they worked very quickly and together with colleagues from federal research centers. they led the diagnosis, determined and carried out the necessary measures, namely, the operation to fix the fractures, according to the doctors, the operation was successful, we are definitely under control zakhar came to his senses after the operation. eh, now a medical sleep was introduce

eurasian economic union, and here , it seems to me, there is such a lively discussion between the first militia of the states, because, uh, there is an understanding that the union should be a technologically independent intellectual separate center. this stimulates both the trade turnover and the creation of new logistics corridors and the search for cooperative ties do not do any details in kazakhstan will do in belarus and vice versa, kazakhstan today is the most cautious member. i'm with well 30% of their turnover are connected with the union and here it is necessary to seek consensus, even if not everyone completely agrees today. while all our countries are praying for foreign investment, russia and belarus are objectively deprived of foreign investment for well-known reasons. here. well, we, for example, in kazakhstan still pray for foreign investments , we still take foreign ones for that, and there is no need to talk about any import substitution on such a basis, because if you are invested from outside, then they use apologies, and no one won't invest in you noticing in this regard, th

at the same time supporting another militia or militia in libya, they are supporting actually a water criminal. i would like, like, have that in it is to libya. also if you look at the junction behavior, what the last, again, 40 years from a different perspective from at please. egypt says perspective, this is very legitimate, an order to i 1st of all the but event at the government. this is for egypt, c. c, a very interesting to an effect that might have an impact in egypt that which is a very, that's a alley theory, as we know. second, but i mean by many reports. and i think in the beginning of this episode that was mentioned that egypt since at least 12 fighting jets to algebra han over the last 4 or you know, 3 weeks right now. also they said pilots there. so they are very involved with and this and this conflict, and i'll come and say that that he's not role and to speak of mediation with you. sure. doesn't mean to take part in that unfortunate that is that in the beginning, this is a very contradictory set. destructive fullness, but let what about what we're seeing right now is

the rapid support forces militia has released footage appearing to show the incident.ce uniform. it seems it might be one of the pilots. he's looking dazed. he's sitting in the back seat of a car and he's surrounded by men with guns who are celebrating the two powers who are monitoring the cease fire, tte united states and saudi arabia, had earlier released a statement in which they said they were trying to verify other reports of violations and they demanded that both parties abide by the truce, which, of course, was called in order to facilitate facilitate the delivery of much needed aid. now, that hasn't started flowing in any significant way because humanitarian workers have been waiting for security permits and guarantees. police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann have continued their search at a reservoir in portugal. it's focused on a peninsula on the western side of the reservoir. the area is around 30 miles from where she went missing 16 years ago. the operation is looking for evidence to link a german sex offender, christian brueckner, to her

ensign militia in the profession is no coincidence to be a woman in the form of her childhood dream.t a police post, one of the courts in gomel checks the availability of special equipment and weapons at the station. the girl came to serve as police officers in 2015. she started as a battalion police officer. now she is certified and the most beautiful commander of the department that a festival has come to gomel, the slavic theater meeting we want festival details. details will be right now. here, imagine living sculptures go sheets giants and medieval characters. this is how gomel welcomed 15 guests to the international festival of theatrical art, slavic theatrical meetings, as spectacular as usual, opened their doors. my colleagues and i , if possible, visited many events of the festival , we will see all the details. further, we will be happy to see in the plot, but before that we wish such a good roast, a day to the whole gomel-gomel region. and to you personally sasha lupirenko. thanks for the great collection of news. thanks a lot. once again, good morning everyone. good morni

the american militia outnumbered, the british ground forces in canada. but english ships controlled at length by water. britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly, and she had secure communications on the land. i was also the ever present threat of indian attack in turn supplied by tecumseh's indian confederacy. the american general hall was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic general brock, using his late craft, brock repelled attacks by larger american land forces to contest british control of the lakes. president madison. the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813, commodore hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie. the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction race at maldon. barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit. here he could protect the fort in detroit and cover british water communications for land operations against americans on the miami and sandusky in ohio. perry himself and put in bay in a position to sever british communiq

the militia is told out, is there a none of its finances of died? ukraine has been like any involvement. meanwhile, the head of the russian must revive in a group assign, moving 20000 of its fight is, have died in the battle for blacklist if getting promotions as around hoffman, the more convicts recruited to fight crane has not disclosed how many of its troops of dice and civil began promotion has been re getting criticized in russia's handling of the conflict is also have been demanding more military support from the kremlin. mm hm. there's been more heavy fighting ensued on between the army of the rapids, a full force as despite, as these 5 broker to allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid of you there is confirmed that the army helicopter was shot down in the city of dumont w. h. i was told out, is there is unable to deliver any a to see don, because he might have tearing cord goes one note says top, the us and saudi arabia say they are investigating reports of violations to the truth. we uh, thing pretty strategic about how we try to access

the guard, yes, sasha shubin , the 27-year-old assistant shubin, a former fighter of the luhansk militiaith prilepin, they served together in the battalion of the stronghold of the russian guard and, as part of the rotation, returned from service in the donbass several years ago. both of them almost became victims of a similar assassination attempt using explosives, then the prilepiped was presented with a book stuffed with plastids. the handwriting of the ukrainian special services found the bomb dog handler, it looks like your boss a surprise to prepare, and there was such a big book here. here is the whole plate. that is, if i rushed nothing would have been left of the kruzak, and accordingly, the alleged perpetrator of the terrorist attack, thirty-year-old alexander permyakov, was also detained from us. a few hours after the explosion, the suspect was noticed by three district police officers when he tried to escape through the forest, the head of the ministry of internal affairs decided to reward them for saying things that were not reality. and what, and he caught partridges on the