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when you look at this from afar across the l look at this from afar across the pond, what do you make but it's unfortunate for america that the house is unable to elect a leader and therefore unable to fulfil its function of government. because of it is civil war in the government. because of it is civil warinth , , , . war in the republican party, which is bad for america _ war in the republican party, which is bad for america but _ war in the republican party, which is bad for america but ultimately, | is bad for america but ultimately, in the _ is bad for america but ultimately, in the short— is bad for america but ultimately, in the short term, but ultimately given— in the short term, but ultimately given that — in the short term, but ultimately given that the republic and parties seems _ given that the republic and parties seems to— given that the republic and parties seems to be in the thrall of you would _ seems to be in the thrall of you would take a civil war in the republican party over ultimately victory _ republican party over ultimately victory for its nut case maga wing.

help will come from afar. volunteer doctors travel to africa, where a deadly virus is raging. is it morning? give up our relatives. experts are trying to develop a vaccine as soon as possible. but they are hindered by corporate guys and spies. there is a leak in yours, we are starting a total personnel check. big premiere today on our channel. there are active battles on the streets of israeli cities, on the border with the gaza strip. in the enclave , more than 500 targets of the hamas group and militants of the islamic jihad banned in russia were attacked. the city of ashkelon was shelled from gas. at least a hundred rockets were fired, the death toll in israel is approaching 3,000. such serious losses, as the new york times writes, are associated with the failure of israeli intelligence. experts say israel was overly reliant on artificial intelligence, which was crippled by a powerful cyberattack. the latest data from tel aviv is from sergei pashkov, from palestine from evgeniy poddubny. the hospital parking lot is full. stand in a long line. near the receiving resting plac

the past, if it was not such that one could come up to meet a girl, it was impossible do, and from afarhow it is, look, if a girl wore two braids, that is, it meant that she was also her mother’s father’s daughter, that is, she was not married, but when she wove it into one braid, that is, one could see that she was already married, not to her you come up, and of course there is there, their bashkir headdresses are called kashmau, and they also always wore this kashmal , well, in order to show that she was already... uh , married and we even have whole legends about how they didn’t want girls marry those men who were chosen for them, there is this lake right here, yes, which is called the seven sisters, yes there is a legend about seven girls, the legend is connected with the fact that they were stolen, they ran away, they were caught, then they they ran away again, then they were caught again. and for in order for them not to run away anymore, they had to make undercuts on their feet, and they also put finely-finely chopped horse tail there , it was, of course, very painful; they could

help will come from afar.t looks like morning has begun, give up our relatives. announced a complete blockade of the gas sector, there is no longer any energy supply there, and then he will stop the supply of water and fuel. the exchange of missile strikes continues. victims 800 israelis were shelled by hamas militants and nearly 2,500 were injured. lebanon intervened in the confrontation. the latest data from tel aviv is from sergei pashkov. the alarm sounds, and in the afternoon hamas rocket launchers fired dozens of rocket launchers. tel aviv, jerusalem reshon litsa, as usual , hurried to the shelter, temporarily stopped flights of airliners at bengurion airport, the militants obviously wanted to paralyze the work of the country's main air gate. in the port city of ashkilon, a shell hit a residential area, injuring three people. with this gulp hamas seemed to be responding to messages from the israeli military about the complete clearing of all settlements bordering gaza, from armed saboteurs from the liber

of the pppo of ukraine can shoot down these particular helicopters, the russian forces attack from afar fly in the zone where the ppo ukrainian can operate, so thank you for that. on oleksandr shtupun, spokesman of the united press center of the defense forces of the tavria direction, we talked about the situation at the front. russian mig-31 aircraft will begin constant patrolling airspace over the black sea. this was announced by russian president vladimir putin at a press conference in china. he says that these planes are armed with kinzhal hypersonic missile systems. and when such a plane takes off , i noted that an air alert is usually announced in ukraine. putin stated that the decision on the patrol had already been made and explained. him that the united states, in his opinion, is getting more and more, i quote, involved in the conflict in ukraine, and also sent two aircraft carrier groups to the mediterranean sea in connection with the conflict between israel and the hamas group in the gaza strip. putin also reacted to the provision of missiles by the united states to attack uk

have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid on the call for the for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or songs, hope hanging in the air. let's have a look at some of the other world news now in brief, finland, security intelligence services that come through loud a possibility that a state exit was involved in damage in the baltic. sea gas pipeline authorities said on wednesday that external box had been found on the sea bed inside the baltic connect to pipeline. major defense ministers are going to discuss the damage during the day and process a recent case enough got a style and have worse than 10 or the dias humanitarian situation that's according to the world food program. it's called the quakes, a disaster on top of a disaster and has appealed for international support. thousands were killed and injured earlier this week, and some of the strongest trim is in years. the ex for me, the one boss, bernie egleston has been sped and immediate present sentence after pleading guilty to the tax fraud in their londo

to develop our state, in order to understand, in general, because it is large, it can be seen from afar we need from afar really look, it’s not for nothing that we find ourselves and work with the csto, it’s not for nothing that we work with the highway, and i think that the prospect of brix also awaits, of course our state, china in this sense too, i think, is a state of civilization with its own rich history, so andrey evgenievich literally i recently returned from this... great country , i’m not afraid of this word, i would like to understand, from you first-hand, what special attention is paid in order to form stable positions in this unstable world? well, there are several directions, on the one hand, for the first time, probably in the last 50-60 years, china is offering the world a global political alternative, it is called poetically in chinese, very beautifully, the community of fate, that is, no one should, based on the results of the creation of a multipolar world to be left behind, not to be left behind, to remain a colony, someone’s province, just a sales market, and everyo

public venues where our elected representatives would normally take positions that we can see from afar is held accountable for or reward them for. and they given them that power to their leadership when it does is create a disconnect between what we see from the out side and what happens on the inside. it is precisely that disconnect but is unsustainable. i think that is the message from this past weekend in washington dc. host: different scenario what is your feelings on tommy turberville hold on military promotions and the block votes that would happen. a lot of criticism from the known party and democrats in the white house as well that is holding up this process. guest: we have another example of how a lawmaker can use this rule as leverage. the senate rules do not give anyone senator a veto over what the chamber does. it is the senate majority party deciding it does not want to follow the rule. asking for a consent of to waive the rules in powering the senator from alabama. the problem is, you cannot ask a senator for their permission and then get upset when they say no. that is n

all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or song, this hope hanging in the air a scope more. okay. there's a form of hostage negotiator, the end of the book, order out of chaos. thank you so much for joining us. we are just days animals. this conflict is it too soon to expect and negotiations about the release of swapping of these hostages to be taking place. i think we need aside which used to be seen to be negotiating the stuff clear, clear from the actions that we seen on the last few days and with the bill to post is right. the full says only voted with gaza. you is going to be an incursion, i think that's, that's very clear to see. and it's imperative that step, so all taken empower, allow to open up negotiations to get those hostages out safely. well, the challenge here compared to normal host is tell you kings, is that this is taking place in an active was a right. do you think that those steps taken in parallel, will have big gun given that they, they the both sides have effectively a

have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid onto cope was the for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or songs, ho, hanging in the air was a budget reporting them. authorities here in berlin have banned a pro palestinian demonstration following classes earlier in the week. purchases insist that they were exercising their right to free speech. here in a small district in southern berlin, pro palestinian demonstrate does apply them together instead, police what? everywhere? i don't know, sorties bound to protest on the grounds that could potentially in science and to submit to kate and violence. an accusation rejected by the organizes. yeah, we wanted to have these right peacefully here in the hospital, in palestinian community to express our solid arity with the people of heads that who are under an impressive in unprecedented bull bottom. and right now we want it to re, if i'm continuing solid directly with palestine in the face of these radio occupation, the root of this conflict a felon has stepped up police

have the same pain, but in opposing camps in mid on the call for the for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace or song, this hope hanging in the air a scope woke up as a form of hostage negotiator and of the book of order out of chaos. thank you so much for, for joining us. we are just days in the vase conflict, is it too soon to expect and negotiations about the release or swapping of these hostages to be taking place? i think we need aside which used to be seen to be negotiating. that's, that's clear. clear from the actions that we seen on the last few days and with the bill to post is right. the full say is only voted with gaza. there's going to be an incursion, i think that's, that's very clear to see. and it's imperative that steps all taken empower, allow to open up negotiations to get those hostages out safely. well, the challenge here compared to normal host, these types of things is that this is taking place in an active was i right. do you think that those steps taken in parallel, will have begun given that th

for no, all those watching from afar can do is hold on for their taking solace. a no whispered prayer for peace. ringback or songs, hope hanging in the air or was it batch off it both of us secretary of state's onto the plane kind of has met with palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas. and jordan, the mr. bassett has the palestinian authority which controls the occupied westbank . he told mister, blinking that he be checks the full displacement of palestinians in gaza. after the days of silence since the hama tara attacked him, which the modem, $1300.00 shades, would kill, follow strange and later, finally condemned violence against civilians. by both sides is reminder of our top stores of this is right with management has told more than a 1000000 constants to evacuate to the south of the territory. they've been given 24 hours. a society forces prepare, unexpected to ground, defensive retaliation. thomas, the terrorist attacks us, describe the situation as impulsive. you can always get the w news on the go. just download the app from google plan from the apple app sto

realized that, of course, we cannot solve the global chaos that has come, so i will start a little from afarl solve with your help. program, today before my eyes a man was hit on the sidewalk, he was hit by this delivery man, as they say, and disappeared, it has become dangerous to walk on the sidewalks, i actually urge, as they say, deputies of all possible levels, after all, seriously to deal with this problem, because, so to speak, they already ride on some type of mopeds, like... motorcycles are driven on these , so to speak, i just see it for drivers and for the need to somehow solve this, my opinion is that this it is necessary to decide, as in many capitals of the world, to ban, excuse me, in a simple , simple way, because there is transport that does not, which does not fit in any way, i would like to ride a roman chariot with horses around moscow, things like that here , it’s unlikely that it would occur to anyone to allow it, as they say, i think that we don’t have this yet entered into a state of complete chaos, is there any way to solve this problem, in any case, i think that our

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we just heard how hard it's been to watch this from afar.en talking about the stories that we are hearing out of israel. i want to play the sound before we take it out of the group this is robbie berman at tour guide in the area he witnessed the hamas attacks, he was there, let's listen. >> as we speak a few hours ago a woman said that she received a phone call from bernice hiding inside and they killed mommy and daddy and she's hiding with her 4-year-old brother under the bed, they have been there for hours and no one coming to get them. this is an ongoing failure in tragedy hundreds of people have been killed, over 100 people have been kidnapped and brought into israel these are old women, young children, young people going to the music fair. i feel so bad for the innocent palestinian women and children in gaza but there is would be a lot of people who are going to die. this is a war, this is war a full-time war and this was done on the anniversary and exactly like young camper. it was a bigger scale. lisa: you understand war, talk about w

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we just heard how hard it's been to watch this from afar. the stories that we are hearing out of israel. i want to play the sound before we take it out of the group this is robbie berman at tour guide in the area he witnessed the hamas attacks, he was there, let's listen. >> as we speak a few hours ago a woman said that she received a phone call from bernice hiding inside and they killed mommy and daddy and she's hiding with her 4-year-old brother under the bed, they have been there for hours and no one coming to get them. this is an ongoing failure in tragedy hundreds of people have been killed, over 100 people have been kidnapped and brought into israel these are old women, young children, young people going to the music fair. i feel so bad for the innocent palestinian women and children in gaza but there is would be a lot of people who are going to die. this is a war, this is war a full-time war and this was done on the anniversary and exactly like young camper. it was a bigger scale. lisa: you understand war, talk about what is going to

and i’m not afraid words, don’t listen, lesya fedorovna, highly professional, they can be seen from afar perhaps lies in the fact that people have forgotten how to listen. other people, to listen, to somehow empathize with them, but i have a gift, i have a gift to listen to people, perhaps i found myself in this profession and in this place, because people who seek medical help, let them come in an ambulance or they themselves apply, they have some kind of possible fear that they don’t know what to do, are they doing the right thing, have they come there? and the main thing is to, well, help them, to meet them, one might say, with a greeting, when a person smiles, yes, the timbre, his voice is softer, then they calm down, as if you were in good hands, and for a sick person this is very important, because that against the background of serious illnesses or some kind of emergency condition, a person is already scared, upset , and when he sees that the doctor and medical staff are calm, talk to him well, kindly, try to help him, he calms down himself, just like like the patients' relatives,

wild boar, roe deer, elk, but the latter is actually not better at all to meet, you can look from afar, here you don’t even need to look very closely to see the real edge, not the whole earth. of course, but belarus for sure, here it is, the so-called bearish corner. in fact , this island is the northernmost point of belarus, i finally got here, latvia and russia are at arm's length. at such moments, you realize the value of traveling around our country, how many unexplored, mysterious, fascinating places there are, where you understand that people are not at all... the most beautiful thing in life is to travel, no matter how by air, by road on a motorcycle or by water, the main thing is to always move forward. the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts for you around the clock, don’t switch, stop, our daily task is to talk about belarus, in the country abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to watch the projects of our tv channel, because what kind of belarus it is, business and developing, hospitable, bright and festival-like. generous, picturesque and monumenta

whoever sees gaza from afar now will see it from the inside he said, i promise you. prime minister benjamin netanyahu was also near the border with troops today, and he told them, we are going to win with all our might and asked the soliers ro ready. so the prospect of a ground invasion, which would be a major escalation and expected to result in a dramatic increase in casualties on both sides of this war, that is very much a live issue at this hour. and while those israeli ground forces are amassed at gaza's northern border, potentially entering through the crossing at any moment, we're awaiting a very different entry from gaza's southern border. according to aid crescent around 200 trucks with around 3,000 tons of aid are lined up at or near the rafah crossing waiting to be let through to deliver critical humanitarian supplies to civilians in gaza. after repairs to that border crossing are completed, international observers will begin to inspect the trucks making sure no weapons or supplies for hamas are smuggled in. they'll start by trying to get 20 trucks through

they didn’t notice us working on our infantry, well, from the right flank we just attacked it from afarnd destroyed it? new names of the defenders who showed courage during the special operation, lieutenant colonel mikhail afanasyev, after the kokhovskaya gas station was blown up by militants , quickly moved to the populated area to evacuate the population. the personnel under his command saved 11 people. guard private alexei vandaev during the liberation of a populated area with grenade attacks. destroyed enemy equipment and firing points, called for reinforcements to arrive on the scene the main forces drove the militants out of their positions. in europe, there is a growing wave of dissatisfaction with the policies of the authorities accepting ukrainian refugees. switzerland is discussing the possibility of paying migrants to leave the country, swiss-info writes about this. according to journalists, the amount of compensation is up to $4,000, and the sooner the refugees leave, the more they will receive. ireland is also ready to pay. but no, but not refugees, but other ee countries,

my ancestors told me that help would come from afar. and help really came.led by eminent virologist ivan matetsky, are sent to fight the epidemic. on a foreign continent, the group will have to face not only a previously unknown disease, but also local traditions and beliefs. it looked like the morning had begun, the return of our relatives. give up our dead. infectious disease doctor, sofiahu, one of the best students. it is becoming more and more difficult for them to stop the seemingly inevitable catastrophe, because every day memories emerge. previously, at the institute , you were always interested in my opinion. at the same time, in moscow, outside of virology in an atmosphere of strict secrecy , they are trying to speed up the production of a vaccine ; polin otetskaya, a copy of her father, is doing this , a girl who does not know how and does not want to deliberately smooth out corners and is liked by everyone. don’t distract me, please, you need this, elyukha malakov and i rode on this kind of roller coaster in our line. from the very first episode,

morozovskaya is famous throughout the country; people often travel there for help from afar.pital admits annually 80,000 children from different parts of russia and a special approach to each patient. kristina levieva was convinced. one day in the life of those to whom we are ready to entrust the most precious thing we have, our children. every minute, doctors at the morozov hospital sew up wounds, teach them to walk and breathe, save lives and give hope to mothers and fathers of children even with the most severe diagnoses. this smiling baby is now 4 months old, but doctors, due to his rather large size, jokingly call him yuri alekseevich. when the boy was born, he cried all the time, his tear ducts were blocked. his eye turned sour, became numb, he woke up, he was extremely unhappy about this, in fact, they took us away, brought us in for 5 minutes, even my mother did not have time to get scared. short-stay hospital, in which yura and his mother stayed for only half a day and was invented so that children and teenagers spent as little time as possible in the hospital, almos

michael beale has called on fans to unite behind the club and said he'll always support them from afarfollowing rangers' 3—1 loss to aberdeen on sunday after less than a year in charge. he wrote on social media, "now is the time for everyone to unite fully behind interim manager steven davis and the team". rangers sit third in the scottish premiership, seven points behind leaders celtic. the var controversy rumbles on, liverpool say that "sporting integrity has been undermined" after the error in saturday's 2—1 premier league defeat to tottenham. var failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goalfor offside. in a statement, liverpool said they will "explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution". the var officials were stood down from duty for the rest of the weekend. pgmol, the governing body for referees, has said it was "a significant human error". chief football writer for the times, henry winter, says decisions of that importance shouldn't be rushed. m ista kes mistakes like this simplyjust cannot be countenanced

michael beale has called upon fans to unite behind the club, saying he'll always support them from afarers' 3—1 loss to aberdeen on sunday after less than a year in charge. he wrote on social media, "now is the time for everyone to unite fully behind interim manager steven davis and the team." rangers sit third in the scottish premiership, seven points behind leaders celtic. the var controversy rumbles on, liverpool say that "sporting integrity has been undermined" after the error in saturday's 2—1 premier league defeat to tottenham. var failed to overturn an incorrect decision to disallow a luis diaz goalfor offside. in a statement liverpool said they'll "explore the range of options available, given the clear need for escalation and resolution". the var officials were stood down from duty for the rest of the weekend. pgmol, the governing body for referees, has said it was "a significant human error". chief football writer for the times, henry winter says decisions like this shouldn't be rushed. the phantom offside has been given and then everyone could see it was a mistake. under curr

sir , i see light, i can see your tent from afar. my hand and my hand, ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you, welcome to the sports news, the tribute of the iranian national football team to the oppressed four-sided nation of jordan before the start of the final meeting in support of the oppressed people of palestine and in condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime and genocide in gaza with the left-hander of palestine entered the field . but the national football team of our country managed to beat qatar 4-0 in the final of this tournament and win the championship trophy. in this meeting, hossein kanani zadegan twice alireza jahanbakhsh and sardar azmoun in the same way. you are finishing the goals of our country's national football team they scored. let me also say that in the ranking match with the iraqi national football team after the draw . in the legal time, panje won the penalty shootout and finished third. officials of the jordanian football federation announced that due to the crimes committed by the zionist regime

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being, beyond the meaning of kirillova, each one will paint for about four months, whoever sees from afaris not paint, i came to the volume in the works only because doing the first works , let’s say , pulling them onto a stretcher without volume, the fabrics spilled out, that is, i had to give volume even purely technologically, this has already become the hallmark of my technique. initially a designer of women's dresses, but in these patterns it became crowded. fantasy spread out onto canvases in 1983. her author's twists have long been associated with belarus. exclusive my instagram. and even though there are four works in the online exhibition so far, kirillova has already intrigued her viewer there too. enthusiastic commentators know that the artist is the one who decorated the walls of the palace of independence. huge wow effect. i have already seen the work many, many times in analogy. exhibitions, but i want to say that this site is amazing, the opening of an exhibition is not a reason for a day off and today, every day in my art studio office, the hands and thoughts of a parishio

the victorious operation of tofan al-aqsasa, by organizing a gathering of the red army of heydari afar. the command of the sheep, the command of the leader, with the grace of abbas, you are the basis of the lesson of your zeal in the world of allegiance, i broke your allegiance with you. the meaning of the imam's line is the meaning of the blood of shahrid hima, at the same time as the victory of the people of gaza in today's tofan al-aqsa operation there was celebration and joy in iranian universities. the students of the university of science and technology also condemned the criminal actions of the zionist regime in gaza by gathering in this university. death to israel, death to zionist, death to zionist, death to israel, death to israel, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, today's operation of resistance in occupied palestine caused a wave of joy among the lebanese, especially the palestinian refugees living in this country. it is from the hope of liberating all of palestine. this is the south of palestine , the province where the iron fortresses of the zionist

>> it is hard to say from afar but considerably, it has taken out their ability to see, the ability to strike using rockets and reducing the capability. but they do have a city underneath their cities where they can protect their capabilities. how effective it is being they have taken out leadership, that will be significant if a ground campaign is executed. >> let's talk about the system of tunnels that they have built up over the years, they added to gaza being one of the most densely populated areas on the planet. what does that mean for a possible ground offensive? >> the challenges for the idf will be historical although gaza is not one of the densest places, it is a high density and uniquely -- hamas has spent years if not longer building tunnels underneath the civilian population on purpose for military design. there are subterranean spaces but hamas has dug deeper and deeper up to 200 plus feet. that makes it harder and more destructive if a ground campaign is to get those military capabilities which most of them are underground. >> fears of the conflict spilling over, what are

, guys, we believe in you, good luck, and we we will meet again, the one who now sees the gas from afarsee it from the inside, i promise you this, from the air the idf has hit 100 objects with gases over the past few hours, they have been destroyed, according to the report, the tunnel several command posts of an ammunition depot, one, as specified in the israeli army was in the mosque, the shooting continued all day in the north of the country, the authorities decided to evacuate the larger... where the day before a rocket hit directly an apartment building, but not everyone wants to leave. if they ask you to evacuate the city, i will i’ll stay, i shouldn’t let fear win, and i have nowhere else to go. in the south , with the same difficulties, the israeli authorities provide guest houses for those who do not have their own bomb shelters; for example, approximately 2,400 people need to be removed from ashkilon. kasha, it’s very difficult here, it’s a lot of stress, physical and psychological. i’m afraid that i won’t hear the alarm, it’s sderod, everyone who could and wanted to left here

if you can provide support from afar.you want to look somebody in the eye and say whatever your emotions right, now and the emotions are completely valid, you do not weaken yourself by being strategic in your response. that's why president biden went to israel, because he wanted to deliver that message in person. and i think we need to work with our allies, israel, to make sure they take steps in the coming days. make sure the response against the perpetrator, but not against that so many millions in gaza who are suffering under the thumb of hamas. >> it is a very, very complicated high wire act right now. senator tim kaine, such a pleasure to have you on the show. thanks for your time, sir, really appreciate it. >> glad to be with you, you bet. >> joining me now, ali velshi msnbc chief correspondent and of course host of velshi. ali, we're just talking with the senator tim kaine about the sort of complexity here before the white house. i want to put a little bit of sound. when president biden went to just pop a senator w

, citing the evil you've seen here today >> reporter: the siblings giving each other strength from afar. >> i see my brothers standing to the north, the south, everywhere. and i say, you're not alone, your brothers are with you >> reporter: sons of israel and brothers in arms raf sanchez, nbc news, kfar aza >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," this could be our last warm-up of the year. we're talking about 90s for parts of the bay area. jeff ranieri tells us when and for how long. >>> also president biden on his way right now to israel. this comes after that deadly blast at a hospital in gaza, killing hundreds of people. we'll hear from the consul general of israel in san francisco.

to bless them, they set the icon on the river, it floated, and in order for it to be visible from afarit, that’s where it landed, that’s where they founded the branch, that’s where they built it, galina grigorievna, a treasure trove of valuable information, once stood at the origins of the old believers museum and even made history with her own hands; the founders cut out these gates at the entrance themselves. today galina nichaeva holds the position of deputy director for scientific work continues to immerse itself in the richness of our culture, constantly becoming convinced of everyday objects and art, our predecessors invested much more meaning than we can imagine today. for example , you see, a rhombus is a female sign, an oblique cross from the bronze age, it is a male sign of fertility, it is a sign of conception, a sign of plowing. these are the seeds, together, this is a sign of the field, then of that sown field that once a person learned to make you, the history of the old believers attracts lovers of the mystery throughout belarus, and not only on weekends there is no end

the goal is to make it impossible to hit from afar. a sniper couple gets to work. attention, enemy infantry group, removal of up to a thousand. irbis, priority, machine gunners. on the right 25, further 200, the enemy, destroy , fire when ready, all the time next to the group commander is a drone operator, that same bird on top, telling the attack snipers where the enemy is hiding, just like in the zone special military operation , drones are the first to go into battle, the key point here is the ability to observe correctly, to see what others do not see, in perspective at an angle that the people attacking do not see. training flights at the training ground are not measured in hours, cycles, batteries, dozens of takeoffs and landings, until every serviceman learns what is called the feel of a drone. operators of not only reconnaissance drones, but also kamika attack drones are trained here. the building is the most difficult part of the training, concrete floors, labyrinths inside, all this creates interference, but as a rule, groups of militants can hide in aban

animals, valery decided right away, because it’s one thing to admire, for example, deer or raccoons from afarer to get incredible... emotions from contact with animals that you’re unlikely to see so close in real life in ordinary life, there’s a leader, here he is now , that’s why he doesn’t give a little one, and now he won’t give it to him either. with the exception of predators and some aggressive bird species, the owners warn all visitors about them in advance. this is our most aggressive king pheasant, in general... the bird is kind of aggressive, that’s why to feed him you have to go in with a stick, if he rushes, he will throw himself at the stick, he has very sharp spurs, with his spurs he can cut a rubber boot like a blade, here is another species of these birds, the golden pheasant, at one time he told the owners what to call them an unusual enterprise, one of the most beautiful birds, actually phazons are birds, they are all beautiful, as it were, but this one... i liked it more and more, we named ours, our company, one might say, an estate, an estate, yes, the history of the creat

chinese state broadcaster cctv used the slogan in reporting on putin's arrival: "friends from afar.s and the west, seeks show that he has his own allies. this is especially relevant against the backdrop of events in israel and the gas sector, which hang over the forum. the middle east is also a region where china is showing a desire to play a larger role and act as a counterweight to the us. negotiations between putin and sidzenpin will take place in two stages , there will be a separate meeting and tetatet, the russian president in china is accompanied by two vice-premiers, five ministers, heads of the central bank, rosfinitoring and the federal service for military-technical cooperation. the washington post complains that russia and china have already formed an informal alliance against america and others. so-called states. china and russia show their disdain to the west, china talks about neutrality and a peaceful solution, but clearly supports russia, maybe indirectly, with weapons, but the very invitation of russia and the continuation of business sends a very bad signal about

, bachels, flowers, flowering plants, lawns, flowers hell of a princess and a flock, and we, from afarhat she was so great from above, and she was gone to the chama, a great high-school façade, a high-school façade, like, well, it could have been there for the sake of size, but for me here ezza, well, iago, well, that was the whole idea, if it was something like that, it came up at the temple’s getag. the dates of the holy church and the spring season are coming out. according to the latest news, the yavlenskaya tsarkva was laid in the 16th century and in another 18th century, called the year 1769, as the final sign and at the hour of the pabudovy roof of the zvizhanskaya temple. this version is the most audible because of the fact that the church is the bright ancestral town of vilensk baroka. they had good reasons to choose our country. now we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university, where i study , in general, belarusian education, as it seemed to me, is one of the best, because it deserves very demanding teachers who demand you to become one

even though he was kind of away and afar from it, he didn't have to be in dc onjanuary 6th to be chargeddly organising the conspiracy, regardless of where he was. the defence said that tarrio wasn't in dc and therefore couldn't have been involved in the insurrection in any way. their argument was that the government was prosecuting tarrio because it was easier than going after the real culprit. with tarrio, his own telegram messages are... ..the most damning, the message, "make no mistake, we did this." he also tells everybody, "proud of my boys." "i'm proud of y'all." he seems happy with what happened. thejudge is going to be taking the bench in five or ten minutes to have that verdict returned by the jury. well, four proud boys leaders have been found guilty by a jury of seditious conspiracy in a major case that the justice department brought afterjanuary 6th. those include enrique tarrio, the leader of the proud boys who was not in washington, dc onjanuary 6th. so that makes him very unique among many of the january 6th defendants. but the jury has found that the government proved tha

working, working in writing and all of a sudden it's not yours anymore and you have to watch it from afar. i couldn't see my mom here for years now. and we can only to conform and so uh, most of us don't know if you'll be able to see your parents again. this is the hardest part, i mean, forget about the property house, country, but i mean, daniel family. so imagine that you are not to love to so let's see your family who and there's a close up know it among the excel community schools. busy face time, funeral face time, funeral means you're watching one load once fuels on facebook. and i guess this is the saddest thing of life in exile because you are not even able to go to the funeral. what you need to look for. it's really the hybrid does that gives us the or i'm not home 6. my country it's 6. when you think that's your friends are still in jail and suffering. this gives you a burden and responsibility and disputing. never leave you alone. so choose a country will be debated, sue will leave a dispute. the in the beginning there was a huge interest about 2 key human rights issues, press

as we mentioned, the defense minister of israel told the troops that they are seeing gaza from afar now, but they will see it from the inside, promising that an order will come soon then another major israeli general told troops that a ground assault, a ground invasion will be long, difficult, and intense, but that india i israel will -- >> they're hoping -- >> reporter: since saturday, israeli military has said that israel will strike gaza with a land, air and sea assault. but so far, while they have been pounding gaza with airstrikes, tens of tanks have been lining up alongside the gaza border with guns pointed at it. but with their engines off, for a number of reasons, perhaps first of all, the visit by president biden to israel on wednesday. and then perhaps the concern that a ground invasion could pose an even greater threat to the more than 200 hostages confirmed inside gaza, but also the concern that there could be a heavy casualty among israeli soldiers, too. because they would engage in urban warfare that hamas knows a lot better hthan them. and they can hide in houses and tunn

the cities of russia, bringing a flag with them, we put it on the flagtok, our point, visible from afare who come from all over russia and abroad too, there was only one house, here... there, then we added two extensions to the house, this is this extension, because of it, there is a large warehouse here, this is a point of delivery, humanitarian aid, it will clear up there now too , let me give it to you right away box, foam, the sixth big one, the sixth one, and this is 54, thank you very much, thank you, this is where the same humanitarian aid is brought from all over russia, i want it. especially note our women, our grandmothers, who simply do not stop , despite their fatigue, knitting socks, sending us these knitted socks, in which they always very coolly put either a letter, icons, all this is handmade, i was born in kazakhstan in area of ​​lake balkhazh, in 9 i came to russia, to kaluga. there is a daughter, there was a son, a son, oh, i lost 15 years, that is, he was found in my arms, they discovered the fourth stage of cancer, and after 9 months he was gone, watching tv, when s

before we talk about the last 10 days, how easy or difficult is your work from afar? would assume the fact that we now have social media, we now have so much more media evidence, that helps you a great deal. marc: we are concerned with the civilian populations of both israel and gaza. whether those are israel is currently in gaza as captives, or they are palestinians and israelis under fire. indeed, social media has now become a part of the conflict, and conflicts as we have seen not only in the israel gaza situation, but looking at things like ukraine. one would think would assist war crimes investigators. but in fact, the preponderance of disinformation makes it very difficult. i look to bellingcat for example, which is an open source investigating -- they do open source investigations to determine whether or not civilians have been killed. their work has been greatly complicated by this preponderance of misinformation and disinformation. but let's make it very clear that both hamas and israel have positive obligations under international law, the geneva conventions