and bulgaria in november, romania in december, so political scientists got a metaphorical in eastern europeof the opposition to power lasted for 10 years in hungary it took 10 months in eastern germany 10 weeks in czechoslovakia 10 days in romania 10 hours in hungary at first the one-party perestroika regime led the changes, but everything changed on june 16, 1989 in thirty-first anniversary of the execution of the leaders of the hungarian anti-communist uprising of 1956, but in a referendum on november 26, 89, the citizens of hungary approved the political reform, and in the spring of the ninetieth year, after the first free elections came to power opposition. events in hungary on the principle of falling domino accelerated the fall of the communist regime in the gdr in september 1989, hungary removed the strengthening of izhora control on the border with its western neighbor. austria, soon thousands of citizens of the gdr were drawn to neighboring hungary in order to legally penetrate from there to the west through the opened window, the berlin wall lost its meaning. from now on, it could

, creating a storm guessing connect to what's holding back renewables in germany, and kind of eastern europe for power, the confidence sheet to comp revolution statements that all of that. but 1st come pigs help you fly. the idea of using facts from the animals as jet fuel is gaining ground, but not without quoting control, the same plant and animal waste all seen as potential sources of clean power. but is it right or even realistic? a tile about flying from paris to new york with the equivalent of 9000 pigs in your tank. one environmental great. what town? lots, what it would take to fuel a plane. it was that distance. pigs publish lots of font which can be used in aviation field. it's some things that you're clean union wants to see more of in the future. we use animal fats because the level of quality animal fats are relatively easy to convert into sustainable aviation fuel animals, diesel. and the processing equipment that we have is, is a relatively searchable with some adapt taishan to, to type those feed stocks. so man, i like ryan a one to start using animal fonts as soon as possibl

but many of its rivals, including silent, shifting manufacturing to eastern europe. the company has plants in germany, france and the u. k. and is now constructing a new one. it's and it's a slovak here, spread over a 100000 square meters. it's costing the company over 200000000 euros. the industrial zone on the outskirts of the town is huge. according to local media reports, the development was subsidized by the state to the tune of 20000000 years. with the investor also granted a reduction in income tax in the town hall, the mirror would rather not discuss the details. a boulevard me. you had another chevy by the department. i was the permits of the company needed were granted quickly. reaching out to football. i need a lot that i by the authorities, responsible are all local to what i see they have to now. so that's why things were done so quickly. and they said they've gotta be always of course, all legal requirements were observed. catch you out of that are the most that he's playing. some of them is that correct? told me economist, the designers of oscar has co

her conclusion, central and eastern europe are becoming production strong, holds a number of firms are also investing in poland. bosh, and don't put them yes. 6 months in length. and the japanese manufacturer died in march. they're all building new heat pump factories for more than $200000000.00 euros each. creating over a 1000 new jobs of peace. then there's 5 mountains, slovakia and so central eastern europe is very well positioned for this because it's close to the final market. and us not only from the locational perspective, but also it has very well developed infrastructure making is quite smooth, to shift goods to the final market. and also in itself represents a growing market. so we have seen also in countries such as poland, check republicans, the luckier more and more consumers demanding huge problem. so while most of these products will be exported in itself, the fact that it is an attractive market also plays a role. is there a danger of germany falling behind due to manufacturers basing their production in eastern europe? not as far as violent is concerned. the management

to what extent will the presence of the f-16 in the sky of ukraine provoke russia to strike in eastern europell, from my point of view, the nomination of the wagnerites to belarus was already a priori a response to the fact that in eastern europe a-a in the anglo-saxon world a-a in russia's fury is preparing sabotage, it is clear that these forces are alone sabotage actually paralyzes the use of aviation, including aviation, using airfields on the territory of these countries, but it must be said that the strange wonder is the extent to which russia cannot help itself in the implementation of the goal that you just mentioned spoke in relation to the aviation that is currently on the territory of ukraine, from here it is obvious that the capabilities uh-uh all the issues of the impression of such objects are their uh-uh praised accuracy well, it is far from the dreamed and set goal , first of all, secondly, today i am convinced in that when saving of the current dynamics of the processes of the armed conflict, that is, military actions between nato countries and russia will continue to be so a

of course, they will build up, that is, plans for deployment over eastern europe, they imply a steadyncrease in the grouping, uh, in the baltic states in poland well, there in the czech republic because they have a plan to deploy on the territory of eastern europe near the borders of russia up to 300,000 people grouping. they are in their fifth year. yes, plus 10 people, there will have to be a corps somewhere up to fifty thousand. this is a rapid response corps, which can be quickly deployed to certain areas and conduct a fairly operational plank. what is is we see. yes, probably, the russian belarusian grouping has increased in belarus , nuclear weapons have appeared. in addition to this, a new leningrad military district is being created now. so, again, we see. members of our groups in kaliningrad strengthening of our grouping on the border with the baltic states of finland that is, muma, how we ended up in situations like we already, well, someone older remembers the years of the cold war, when the two blocs had huge military resources concentrated opposite each other. but along t

controp two figures two two regimes communism, nazism signed this agreement on the division of eastern europes among them, and it had catastrophic consequences for our people, in particular , why do we not remember this today ? no mention of the fact that this day today is celebrated in europe, there is no mention of the molotov-ribbentrop pact, that is, it turns out to be unimportant for national memory if, if i understand correctly, this institute i entered on the website of the ministry of culture, information policy of ukraine, there is also nothing about it, why i don't understand, for example, oksana savchuk, people's deputy of ukraine , non-factional, already joins us. oksana , a little bit of this topic, if you allow, why is the memory of the molotov pact not important in ukraine? ribbentrop, mrs. oksana, can you hear us? thank you, we really have a lot of historical events in ukraine, of any kind or related to that, the complement won . are those historical events when we lost , in fact, one must also draw conclusions from them? they don't have such, you know, our culture as a nation

i think it is because americans often see people from eastern europe it's something roughly the samethe czechs, the ukrainians - it's something like that, some kind of incomprehensible, not well-developed, and , and, and, mafia, so, uh, that's why petra is from ukraine, she 's not only let's just say, she was very, very unattractive , the heroine was not aesthetically, how can you put it? she's not very good-looking. let's just say she's progressive and attractive . she was also a critic. wrote angry letter in general if we talk about the image of ukrainians in world cinema before the full-scale invasion, very often men were portrayed as such members of uh, mafia structures, gangster structures , not very intelligent uh, people, it was like in the tv series fargo, it was, for example, in the movie harrichi operation fortuna, the director, by the way, should have released it immediately after the full -scale invasion, because the image of ukrainians changed very quickly and dramatically in the world, and he said that ok, i will repair this tape, even if it is because of the fact that

and it's amazing to see the t between the european and the dark and obscure eastern europe. and so i was amazed how much this took me all the time. i don't really just think it's about landscape shining moments. beautiful, free. it's full of spring. i love the fact that this sense to me has been so kind of together with the problem since 1st because i think it offers more, more lightness and more conviviality the country to a lot of the symphonies of the time and where to do with tragedy. and fate and struggles of logic sites is, is the happy happy piece news the, let's just say there's a check in and just relax that question. question question is one of my, my, my favorite symphonies. and one of the 1st ones i've ever conducted, and um, i think the difficulty of this piece lies in its simplicity. it sounds like, like sometimes like children's music because it's very clean to i couldn't, i couldn't, the children saw, or a bird called labels. there's a very strong association with nature in divorce out for me, this is the tour of the birds. and then suddenly the dark sound of

i think that's the whole eastern european music and i've been in them southern europe as well. course you can to years more in parts of the site. i think i can see the, the i've been in composer. we're very to actually the 1st one is a lot in someone between the eastern europe and then the left in america with this because we come from down the you know, everything is beautiful. it's like a sunset. it's like people find a really likes thing happened as 7. the mothers also don't forget that they are difficult to get here. yes. the difference of the 2 worlds are always there. and you know the pot on the, on the, on the. yeah, the, it's like you're seeing in a 11 place, you know, a beautiful landscape of europe. and then in the 2nd, when you see the eyes of o, an eastern european woman or something that's rocks and that's the, it's always within like the next the whole there was always pain. there was always don't forget, which was like the major minor you know, so typical east europe. and i think that that yeah the hi john bob. bob. um find out. i think this is so strategy for looks lik

we explained the potentials to our friends, especially to eastern europe, romania, bulgaria, what can you do in the agricultural sector, in the export sector , and we also have clearing issues with these countries, which quickly, as the famous saying goes, have relations between countries and only with some countries. we have reached the level of relations with some countries compared to last year, we are almost 300,350 countries. hello, for the current one, this was 50 million dollars , which is about to reach 250 . and the sovereignty is the commander in chief the police officer of the country stated this matter in the group of media managers and reporters of the police department and said that we should cooperate with each other to present the first narrative and gain news authority. first, it will be more difficult if this did not happen, but friends, let's be careful, the first narrative along with the first authority should be able to form well and work. the wardrobe tower is the head of all the warriors who are in the turret you all became the spokesperson of the government. he

failed to make peace in eastern europe, we got close, we didn't get close, we moved away because the process of sending weapons at first was because the westerners thought that by giving advanced equipment to akran, they would defeat russia in the sense that it would leave the territory of ukraine, now after two months there will be a counterattack. and giving about 3,000 armored personnel carriers, self-propelled artillery and 40,000 dead. it is clear that the process of sending the test will not lead to the defeat of the russians . reach a balance of power that they haven't reached at the moment and the power of the russian force is more or for russia to achieve its goals, i understand your analysis, but recently the wall street journal published a report that the ukrainian delegation in the jeddah talks backed away from some of the previous initiatives. now, i accept russia's expectations, but it is peaceful and realized. what do you think about the ukrainians ? we are talking about the same wire. for now, we are talking about the demands and only one characteristic thing, and tha

russia is essentially a geographical concept now, that is, this empire alla occupied huge areas in eastern europestern asia, and northern eurasia, and needs a completely different view of itself than was usual in the last 200 years , when the tools of what power, through you , propagated smifs, and what about now we have to work, because this is the perception of russia as the country of tolstoy tchaikovsky and ballet, it is, unfortunately, unfortunately, it has become so even not only where it pays propaganda where it is dirty money, many people do it organically because they do not know about others and our task is to show the real with what is this last european continental empire and whether it can be a post-russian space, and it can be a space of medieval non-mocobatians with nuclear weapons, with blatant daily acts of terrorism, but both military and civilian of people a can be a space where there will be completely normal democratic liberal independent states that will be dozens and that eh those advantages that the light received from the eh collapse of the soviet union can be strengthene

the russian branch of the society have been accused of involvement in espionage activities in eastern europed reshetnikov was a general in the kgb. he's now purported to be retired, but mr. putin has said that there's no such thing as a retired kgb officer. now, that's the context, it seems to me, in which one should view what we're seeing in australia, the prosecution of that information war in australia, clearly designed to try to get the australian government to change its policies towards reforming those policies so that they would be perceived as serving russia's interests and not being hostile to russia. alexey: we need to recognize that russia doesn't look at australia as a friendly country. russia looks at australia through the prism of our security and defense alliance with the united states. by ignoring russia's weight, russia's influence, and russia's international status, we allow ourselves to be caught off guard every time russia can pull the card out of its sleeve and wants to play a game against australia. sean: russia's interest in australia is not just political. australia h

razavi of islamabad radio and television news agency, in the latest developments of the war in eastern europe, russia bombarded 3 types of long-range missiles. sent from england and france has informed ukraine and has also published a list of new weapons sent from the west that it captured, however, on the other side of the story, after the counter-attacks, ukraine has started to carry out some case translations into russian territory , the report regarding the latest developments of this war, we see the advanced american and western equipment of the ukrainians caught in the artillery fire, the progress of the counter-attack operations of our forces against the control forces was more than what we expected . target the black sea after any achievements in russia, it has provoked by attacking civilian oil tankers . there is a video image of a ukrainian drone attack on a russian oil tanker in the black sea in the dark of night , which shows that the ukrainians use their method of attacking areas from on the ground , they focused on drone attacks, as well as attacks at sea . a few days ago, ukrai

nearly 35 years after the fall of communism in eastern europe. this debate has flared up again, especially in bulgaria. at the center of the controversy is the monument to the soviet army, right in the middle of the capital, sophia, the data showing whatever ends up happening to the monuments, the decision will come much too late. basement, there was no fire. i'm wondering memorial how much these aren't just any stones. it's a pansy and it shouldn't be destroyed under any circumstances such as the simple 2nd yet because like an affordable to the lowest proof and this is not a cultural monument tutor up though, and the associates have confirmed that it's not a soldier's memorial. see fit to provide on a when use coupon like weeks wouldn't buy when it was funny. our proposal to turn the monument into a museum would fill a void. we have here he is, namely the absence of this kind of museum and the lack of information about the temperate regime of the dead. or as communism crumbled, the busts of lenin and other leading soviet figures started disappea

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nearly 35 years after the fall of communism in eastern europe. this debate has flared up again, especially in bulgaria. at the center of the controversy is the monument to the soviet army right in the middle of the capital of sophia, copy the shing, whatever ends up happening to the monument. the decision will come much too late. basement, there was a cause now. hi, i'm wondering some memorial. these aren't just any stones, it's a pansy and it shouldn't be destroyed under any circumstances such as the simple 2nd yet because like an affordable to the we have proof and this is not a cultural monument tutor up though. and the associates have confirmed that it's not a soldier's memorial see fit to provide that. we use coupon like weeks wouldn't buy when he could. the stunning our proposal to turn the monument into a museum would fill a void. we have here. he is, namely, the absence of this kind of museum and a lack of information about the tab originally much of the that or as communism crumbled, the best of lenin and other leading soviet figures sta

national energy needs will be covered, but also the needs of the balkan countries, the states of eastern europe and ukraine, from this point of view, your presence today acquires a special significance. athens becomes a meeting place for all the leaders of the region and the leadership of the european union, 20 years after the meeting in thessaloniki, our initiative the european path of the western balkans is gaining new support from greece, which has always supported and will support the european family and sends a clear message. this is the path that passes only through adaptation to the demands of the community through respect for international law and democracy and of course human rights and finally, as i emphasized during our meeting, mr. president, greece will be present in the titanic efforts to reconstruct and rebuild your country, exposing our great experience in the construction sector through the state and private partnership with powerful capabilities in the field of digitization of health care, protection of cultural monuments with a focus well, odesa , the historical center of whi

but we could see a lot of movies , especially action movies, where people are generally from eastern europell repeat for the americans that we are still poles, it was all the same, and here it is this bandit corner of eastern europe. why did the russians often enter there, too? i’m not talking about the russians, too. i’m not talking about the fact that they produced these images all the time. they were completely different , for example, the image of such a folkloric hoch, so what, so typical gogol characters from his ukrainian cycle, they are so ethnographic ukrainians are so cheerful, they eat dumplings, and of course, they are incapable of anything serious . there is no nobility, no aristocracy, no intelligentsia. only the dumpling eaters are the same image. by the way, they are often stamped representatives of our diaspora well, they have such an idea, very often such a sentiment and it is not perceived by ukrainians living in ukraine, here is a vivid example of the film bitter harvest, which was shot by george mandelyuk, money was collected for it, too, it was not state funding, this

defeat near moscow , the leadership of nazi germany realized that in the occupied territories of eastern europeit is necessary to eliminate the traces of their crimes, most of which were committed against the civilian population , the forty-second year, it becomes, in terms of developing this operation, the goal of the action to eliminate traces of nazi crimes in eastern europe destroy the corpses of people so that there is no trace left, trial or primary. this reaction, preparatory took place on the territory of the concentration camps, which were located on the territory of poland, even though it is taken and this is a cathedral. in the death camps, various practices of exhuming and destroying a large number of corpses were tested, including an incendiary bomb and a combustible mixture, but their portable cremation ovens turned out to be the most effective and they decided to use armor as part of the service, which was denied for carrying out this operation at the end. this is the standard. ss-blogger with great powers, all senior commanders of the ussr on the ground had to provide him with m

eastern europe in this game is obtained big losers. they also made the maximum bets in the expectation that it would be a long-playing game, that it would be e. in general. poland will restore the speech of the commonwealth from her husband, yes, we can, that all this will be implemented, and in a situation where the course of events leads to the fact that, by and large, poland may be left without a win, in general, only with losses, and very significantly economic losses. it just stimulates poland to push the same united states in new confrontations so that a can be involved, or the fifth article of nato or the direct participation of the united states turns out to be that everything is not going according to plan. and for poland yes no for america everything is going according to plan for poland is not going according to plan, because they expected that russia would be able to break through, they were counting on a ukrainian victory. they counted on the fact that what will receive five regions, by the way, in one of the regions, a fu

the grain of discord is in full swing between ukraine and poland, and the countries of eastern europe do not intend to lift the ban on the import of ukrainian wheat. solution not only became a knife in the back of kiev, but also provokes a split in the eu, there is no need to look far for an example, the chief official for international politics from the polish administration reproached kiev for ingratitude , they say, warsaw, along with its european neighbors , allowed the export of ukrainian grain to the eu, which caused damage to the national farmer and ukraine should begin to appreciate the support the ukrainian foreign ministry even handed a note to the polish ambassador as a sign of resentment against ukraine but poland bulgaria romania hungary and slovakia are demanding an extension of the ban, and warsaw has warned that it will independently close ukrainian agro imports, even if it does not. adopted general decision of ukraine poland is not the best because of the statements of representatives of the ukrainian authorities with such an assessment today spoke for the minister of

located on this international north south plaza, at the corner of which links were washer, and eastern europe all the way to india, pakistan, the persian gulf literal states and east asia. so this is the strategic corridor which passes to iran can offer a lot of transit and trust and transport opportunities for are, are the member states of break. so it, while i'm being on board, the strategic alliance is an all when game for all the, all the new members of this alliance. i don't think they're going to be any overnight changes in the lives of your writings or in the lives of people in other member states of breaks. but as these countries move closer to each other, as they coordinate economic policy as the enhanced trade and develop institutions, cultural, political as well as economic institutions. and as they get to understand each other's economies and potentials better, the lives of the people in these countries will begin to improve. and i think in the long run, it will have a major impact on the economies of all of these countries. and it will create a more balance world, instead of bein

the collective force will work out the task of resolving the crisis situation in eastern europe as part of the search for itself maneuvers. stages, echelon and barrier 20-23. the latter will be held on the territory of belarus for the first time after the exercise involved training grounds and sites areas of the brest grodno and minsk regions. belarus is gradually approaching the beginning of the electoral campaign, the updated legislation requires public associations of political parties to bring their statutory documents into line, belarus keeps abreast and is actively engaged in preparatory work on the agenda, the upcoming nomination of delegates to the entire belarusian people's assembly. we have fully prepared the entire regulatory framework that regulates the nomination of delegates to the belarusian national the assembly is already working on the formation of quotas from the regions and on thinking over the list of candidates, that is, those people who will adequately represent the republican public association of belarus throughout the belarusian people's assembly. the largest p

military cargo on the eastern flank of nato through which military equipment is delivered to eastern europene. and this is turkey in the province of chanakole in the north-west of the country, they cannot take control of the forest fire authorities are preparing more than 1,000 people in tushina have been evacuated to the worst-case scenario in 10 settlements. fire involved about 2.700. more than 3 dozens of air specialists, about 180 units of ground equipment. the heat and strong winds make it difficult to localize the fire and contribute to the spread of highway fire from chana-koli. chan is closed to civilian vehicles traffic is suspended on both sides in the dardanelles strait the ministry of emergency situations of belarus is currently providing assistance to turkish colleagues in the fight against forest fires time in turkey on combat duty two helicopters of our aviation mi-8 and mi-26 spillways on the eve of the crew. helicopters-8 from the site along the ira worked in one of the hot spots to eliminate the fire. aviators carried out 2 dozen 2 dozen water drains over 5 hours. they per

route as part of the international north, south transfer of colorado, which connects rusher in eastern europe to india and the persian gulf nations. it'll expand trade relations between russia and india, and simple. the 10000000 tons of goods shipped annually over. now to our correspondent with these house, the civil supports and maritime organization has announced that 10000000 tons of the transit between russia and india takes place to yvonne. moscow has been increasingly looking at it one as a safe transit for out of the country has to be shut off from many global trade lanes by western sanctions. the surgeon trade between moscow and new deal it has come as both countries have shown determination to boost economic partnership, especially in the ongoing ukraine conflict. the goods are transported for the international north, south transport quarter, which passed as we want to connect washer and eastern europe to india. and the persian gulf nations with the state of the to the drums and capacity around is drastically higher than $10000000.00 tons. given the capacities in around northern and

absolutely right in the sixties, i almost feel guilty before these countries of eastern europe if weout ourselves, where did yeltsin come from where did gorbachev come from where did yakovlev come from where did it come from yes yes it even came from, i can listen to the list, but why belarusians there were fewer soviet socialist republics, but closer to you than to us, of course, the most mature current alliance between russia and belarus is not such a direct, not direct succession. we are creating a new unique model, opposing the european union , opposing nato is not always convenient. we have had conflicts over the past two decades, we all remember the different assessments that were given, and each time our opponents tried to catch on, knock him over, plant these old patterns and spices. the military operation , what is its significance is that we saw a genuine the essence of what happens is the knowledge of the significance of man. how does a politician differ from a statesman by responsibility, fidelity, understanding of the essence of a development strategy, but i have my ques

here i mean eastern europe ukraine belarus more than other states in the eyes of the americans.and the showdown that the americans have organized here today is like a showdown between indian tribes and the whites are looking at it. they consider themselves white. yes, the superior race. well, let's just say, how to look through comics, therefore, these games are their internal internal to us e people, firstly, who are nearby near the conflict, and secondly, sane people who, so to speak, have social justice in their blood the belarusians. it's hard to understand here these uh inferences that lead them to this kind of statement. well, for the americans. what about destroying iraq , what about destroying ukraine, there are some small details and questions that they allow let's say to release it into society for them , figuratively speaking, entertainment is nothing more, nothing less than some serious geopolitical solution. these statements have no effect. e, of course we are here. yes, we are analyzing whether we are looking at this. is it important for us? why what? we are here i

here i mean eastern europe, ukraine, belarus more than other states in the eyes of americans.em and the showdown that the americans here today organized it as a showdown between indian tribes and whites look at it. they consider themselves white. yes, the highest race. well, let's say, how to look through comics, therefore, these are the games that are internal to them to us e people , firstly, who are nearby near conflicts, and secondly, to sane people who, let's say, social justice is in the blood of belarusians, it is hard for us to understand these conclusions of theirs that lead them to this kind of statement. well, for the americans. what to destroy iraq what to destroy ukraine there are some small details and questions that they allow, let's say, to be released into society for them, figuratively speaking, entertainment, no more, no less , these statements do not affect any serious geopolitical layout. uh, we're here of course. yes, we're analyzing a look for us. for us, this is important. why what? we are here , and the americans don’t care , they didn’t care about the

here i mean eastern europe , ukraine, belarus more than other states in the eyes of the americans.r them and the showdown that the americans organized here today it's like a showdown between indian tribes and the whites look at it, they consider themselves white. yes, the superior race. well, let's say, how to look through comics, therefore, these games inside are not their internal ones, and to us people , firstly, who are nearby near conflicts, and secondly, sane than people who, so to speak, have social justice in their blood the belarusians. it's hard to understand these here, uh, the conclusion that leads them to this kind of statement. well, for the americans. what to destroy iraq what to destroy ukraine there are some small details and questions that they allow, let's say, to be released into society for them, figuratively speaking, entertainment, no more, no less , these statements do not affect any serious geopolitical layout. eh, of course, we are here. yes, we analyze and see where it is important for us. why what? we are here in our page going, here, and the americans d

originally in hebrew characters but also in german and comes out of the jewish experience in eastern europe . and was really a language that people spoke day today. people would have yiddish as their first language and that was the language of conversation and of songwriting and of argument and agreement and love. it was not necessarily -- would you say today even now it is not necessarily considered to be a sacred language away sometimes hebrew consider -- >> not at all . it was the vernacular language. people did not speak hebrew. it was the sacred language. yiddish was used for living , for everything. >> was it a jewish lingua franca, the matter where you work no matter where you were in europe if you spoke yiddish, you could communicate. >> not necessarily. i think there were places where yiddish was not widely spoken. for instance, italy. although i think there are places in italy where yiddish was spoken. i think it really depends on where you are. >> what about yiddish and the yiddish song attracts you? if we think of music that is attached to words that reveals something about the

she lives in eastern europe, women have an average of 10 years longer than men. lovely women live, an average for society is long and according to the w. h o v. so some of the main reasons why men have unhealthy lifestyles and women more men than women dine, homicides are killed in car accidents. main . i'm more likely to get none. kansas cirrhosis of the liver will coronary disease unless like you to consult a doctor. man, also to and not to listen to their bodies, and she's the warning signs take erectile dysfunction. it can be a sensitive subject and a lot have been not too embarrassed to seek medical advice and that they really should be treated when a man can't get an erection, it can create a lot of frustration for me, for some of this, it was a really tough situation because my partner had the female, i didn't think she was attractive, even though i did to fund or not weighed heavily on the desktop. lots of power is a pseudonym. he doesn't want to be recognized. he's 33 and has always had trouble getting or maintaining interaction. you all came, vic, mon began having this probl

strategy in ukraine fails, perhaps for the first time , american analysts evaluate us policy in eastern europe so sharply, according to the author, the united states spends huge amounts of money on supporting the kiva, but there is no effect. the west begins to get tired of ukraine, you understand that kiev will surely win the conflict, serious and global, the effects of inflation, rising food and fuel prices. at the same time, a recession is observed in european countries - the same threatens the united states. the only thing that can stop the conflict is the tools of diplomacy and political dialogue, the author considers the answer to questions. why support a lost conflict, maybe an article in the american the week edition? he writes how in the united states democracy has turned into a gerontocracy , the average age of senior government officials in the country is above 70 years old and approaching 80, and not just do not want to retire, the publication reports are. major events so far. see you at 19:00. the natural wealth of belarus clothes can be joked throwing here is in a spherical lake

in addition, in several countries of eastern europe, farmers began to report bankruptcy and for cheapin from ukraine , on the whole , the negative trend has affected all sectors of the economy of the european union without exception . kane in the study involved social workers who work with two hundred thousand minors. it turned out that 60% of the wards live below the poverty line. this is about 120,000 children. this is 15% higher compared to the report published last year in 2021, this figure was only 36%. this year, among families assisted in 57% saves on food, 63% do without basic furniture and household appliances, according to the organization's ceo. the results of the report demonstrate the catastrophic consequences of the pandemic and the crisis in the cost of living in the uk. a mockery of history in the capital of bulgaria . a complete attack on the tents of the defenders of the monument to the soviet army. the attack occurred this night. at the foot of the police detained four people and the victims are not reported, the monument, erected in the fifty-fourth year, it was de

francex to human rights organizations, and together the international human rights movement in eastern europetral asia also applied to some lithuanian human rights organizations, where we answered we know about your problem, and then silence. and why because russians in the european union, regardless of political views? these are second class people. how did the same poles during the refugee crisis on the belarusian-polish border. lithuanians continue to throw out refugees from the middle east to belarus, sometimes alive, sometimes not. sergey karnaukhov is in touch with us today , political scientist associate professor of the department of the russian academy of national economy and public administration under the president of russia sergey what is happening with russian oppositionists today are they really far from reality? if you look at these shots, then completely different situations are remembered. more recently , liberalism. here is the protest mindset used to obtain political asylum. that is, there was a completely clear technology. you owe money to the bank, or you stole, or you co

the space that means that let's use poland is an example, is the biggest minute she power in eastern europe, but they basically go to 3 point strategy. so point one is stay close tonight, so because ultimately those countries are within nights. so that covered by the obstacle 5 security guarantee point to is give lots of weapons the crime. and so in the case of polling, they've given millions of dollars worth of equipment. they were among the 1st nations to give tanks and 5 steps they've been leading on. many of the weapon systems is going to ukraine. and the 3rd one i'm, we've seen this, this recently in the publish independent state right. is make sure that everyone knows that you have a strong minute, jake, so that's the big minute. cheap right? military exercises, working with nice apartments and very visible away with the 3 point strategy. companies like poland, dwayne, yeah, just sending the signal that you really don't want to mess with us. that you touched on it just a little earlier. let's hope at africa. what is the future for wagner and russia? we'll say, in africa now as well. a

they will certainly increase that is, the plans for the deployment of nato to eastern europe, they imply well , the czech republic is there, too, because they have a plan to deploy up to 300,000 people in eastern europe near the borders of russia. they are a plus, and the connection there will have to be a body somewhere up to fifty thousand. this is a rapid response corps, which can be quickly deployed to certain areas and is carried out quite quickly , there is such a plan. that is, we see, yes, probably, the russian belarusian group has increased in belarus, nuclear weapons have appeared now. in addition to this, the leningrad new military district is also given, that is, again, we will see the strengthening of our grouping in kaliningrad, the strengthening of our grouping on the border with the baltic states of finland . remembers the years of the cold war, when the two blocs had huge military resources concentrated opposite each other, and along the line of division there was just an iron curtain, along essence. well, new ones, and not created by us , were formed. he now passes much

here i mean eastern europe, ukraine , belarus more than other states in the eyes of americans.r them and the showdown that the americans have organized here today is like a showdown between indian tribes and whites are looking at it. they consider themselves white. yeah well, uh higher race. well, let's just say, how to look through comics, therefore, these are the games inside and their internal to us from people , firstly, who are here near the conflict, and secondly, sane people who, let's say social justice is in their blood belarusians, it’s hard for us to understand these conclusions of theirs that lead them to this kind of statement. well, for the americans. what about destroying iraq , what about destroying ukraine, there are some small details and questions, which they allow. well, let's say let out into society. for them, figuratively speaking, entertainment is no more, no less , these statements do not affect any serious geopolitical layout. e, of course, we are here. yes, we are analyzing, we are watching, or we are. for us, this is important. why what? we are here,

card because of the soviet union, all the countries of the eastern bloc and the countries of eastern europeuntil the british spies and the spies who worked for the soviet union the secrets of the atomic bomb were working driving, stealing, was a husband and wife law, called women's day, children, and oats, women were without americans, i will send them out of the monopoly of the united states , and they will settle again in the south of iran . it was not necessary. i would have shown the japanese and see what effects the roman emperor surrendered. 360 generals committed suicide and the admiral had grenades in their mouths because of patriotism. this is really strange in my opinion. it means two examples of patriotic sacrifice for the country, the economy won. and apologize for this crime i want to go to the cemetery and see that they feel bad, they did not apologize, but there is a presence that kills people, kills people, commits crimes , they are researchers and nutrients, and we conclude that the people should be strong , that is, the people of iran, i don't want the people to be strong