-23 or kn-24. why is it so difficult to say that, for example, it was... a missile from the dprk and which was transferred by hinyan to moscow, because these missiles did not leave the territory of the dprk, except when they fell into the sea somewhere during the redemptions. with zircon, the situation is very similar, because in fact, what it looks like is not even known, what is on the screen now is actually the only thing that is known about how it flies there at all, it is a shot from a high distance, it was not shown at exhibitions, there are no photos of it. that is, the dagger is trivially there, it was shown at parades, there are a huge number of photos, in the end it is even clear that the kenjal is flying, and this is the first time when it was, it was clear that the mik-31k plane , which is the carrier of the kenjal, is taking off, launching some kind of high-speed rocket, the only option is this dagger. in the case of zircon, nothing is objectively known about it, except for what is pro

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not the use of h400 missiles on kiev, as was the case in previous strikes, there were no north korean kn-23 missile strikes just yet. although the police submitted photos that there is confirmation that out of five missiles fired at kharkiv , two were actually korean kn-23 missiles, there is even a certain video where this police showed the fragments of these missiles, more about the most important, the main one touch of this attack, right now we still... see these north korean missiles that have been transferred to the russian federation, and the us intelligence reported that, in general, on the territory of ukraine in previous rocket attacks , up to nine rockets were used, we have seen evidence of wreckage in at least three cities, namely the dnipro, near kharkiv, and the wreckage was, by the way, on the airfield in kyiv during the previous attacks. and now. the main intrigue of this missile strike by the enemy is that there are fragments of missiles that the enemy had not used before, but this time used for strikes on kiev, we did not want to give this information first, remembering t

most threatening, six ballistic missiles were used, they were either iskander m or... a north korean knshot down one missile, as for the strikes on the capital, all the missiles were shot down when approaching kyiv, not over the city, which is quite telling. there is confirmation that one caliber that was trying to attack kyiv was definitely shot down, and there is probably confirmation about the debris of one north korean missile that was also intended to hit kyiv and... this tear is actually now being assessed that either it is from kn -23, or from the caliber, because in fact the north korean missile has a warhead weight of 500 kg there, it is by far the largest warhead used there, and perhaps it is precisely this crater created by the explosion of the warhead of a north korean missile. let me remind you that this is the fifth such mass attack on ukraine since the new year, the previous one was on february 7. at that time, in addition to this list of missiles, the enemy also used its hypersonic zircon missile, which was shot down this time . there are no procercon data, but in any ca

-23 and one launcher for the kn-24. and, most likely, something like this will also happen with iranian missiles, but let's see, let's see, what concerns, let's say, the possibility of defeat, well, the shooting down of these missiles, then it is not significantly different from the defeat, the possibility of defeat of iskander m, these are rockets of the same class, they are produced almost according to the same and... the same schemes, they have enough similar characteristics, quite similar guidance systems, and iskander probably has even more countermeasures. actions , that is, it is capable of supposedly working against the slave there, it is capable of throwing out some obstacles in order to deceive our air defense system, well, here, by the way , it is about an ambulance, not an air defense system, and as for iranian missiles, it is not known about this, that , that north korean missiles do not have this at all, then it is already clear to everyone, because there is no accuracy there, we have. these missiles can shoot down the patriot, can shoot down the samti, and if there, take

ballistics, most threateningly, six ballistic missiles were used, either iskander m or the north korean kn-23, one missile was shot down. as for the strikes on the capital, all the missiles were shot down when approaching kyiv, not over the city, which is quite telling. there is confirmation that one caliber that tried to attack kyiv was definitely shot down, and there is a possibility... confirmation of the wreckage of one north korean missile, which was intended to hit kiev itself, this tear is actually now estimated to be either from the kn-23 or from the caliber, because in fact the north korean missile has a warhead weight of 500 kg there, it is still the largest beche that is used there , and perhaps it is precisely this gap caused by the explosion of a north korean combat unit. missiles, let me remind you that this is already the fifth such mass attack on ukraine since the new year, the previous one was on february 7th, at that time the enemy used, in addition to this list of missiles , its hypersonic zircon missile, which was shot down this time, there is no data on cerkon, but in

at night , the russians hit selydovo in donetsk region with eight s-300 missiles and north korean kn-23. this information was published by the ministry of internal affairs, one of the rockets hit an apartment building. rescuers found the body of a 50-year-old woman from under the rubble. seven people were injured, among them is a six-year-old boy. the work to eliminate the consequences is still ongoing, as of... now it is known that 53 high-rise buildings and 10 private houses , four educational institutions, two administrative buildings, an enterprise and 24 vehicles were damaged . people continue to contact the police with reports of destruction. we unblocked three people who are under the rubble, right in this, right in this building, yes, after that we helped to evacuate more... you people who are on the upper floors, immediately one shot away, then the second flew here, we covered the child, already when the third house arrived, everything started to fall apart, we crawled out into the corridor, no more flew here, two dead and one wounded, the muscovites continue to terrorize the

kharkiv there is confirmation that out of five missiles fired at kharkiv, two were actually korean kn-23 missiles, there is even a certain video out there now, where the police showed fragments of these missiles. more about the most important, main touch of this attack, now we still see these north korean missiles that have been handed over to the russian federation, and the us intelligence reported that, in total , up to nine missiles were used on the territory of ukraine in previous missile attacks, we saw confirmation from the wreckage, at least in three cities, this is precisely the dnipro, near kharkiv and... were to things on the shell in kyiv during the previous attacks. and now the main intrigue of this missile attack by the enemy is that there are fragments of missiles. which the enemy had not used before, but this time used for strikes on kyiv. we didn't want to be the first to give this information, remembering the moment when defense wrote about the patriot downing the dagger, but now these photos have already appeared on other other media resources, and there is a missile

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at night, the russians hit selydovo in donetsk region with eight s-300 missiles and north korean kn-23 missiles. this information was made public by the ministry of internal affairs. one of the rockets hit an apartment building, from under the rubble, rescuers recovered the bodies of 50... women , seven people were injured, including a six-year-old boy, the work to eliminate the consequences is still ongoing, as of now it is known that 53 high-rise buildings and 10 private houses were damaged. four educational institutions, two administrative buildings, an enterprise and 24 vehicles, people continue to contact the police with reports of destruction. we unblocked three people who were immediately hit by one far away, then another one flew here, we covered the child, already when the third house flew by, everything started to fall into place, we crawled out into the corridor, no more flew here, there are still people in the basements. the situation in avdiivka is complex and quite tense, in the past day alone, the russians fired at the community more than 50 times and struck more than 30

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one large crater near kyiv, probably it is just a crater from a battleship parts of the north korean knead of this missile is 500 kg, and this is really not the first use of these north korean missiles, but in terms of their capabilities, they have the same indicators as , in particular, the russian ballistic iskanders, from the point of view of our air defense system, these missiles are shot down by the complex, but the question here is how massively in the future... that is why north korea will transfer such weapons to the russian federation, because previously the american intelligence said that nine or 10 launchers and a certain number of missiles were transferred there, there are nine recorded launches on the territory of ukraine, so in any case we perceive it as a ballistic missile with capabilities close to iskander and the question of the availability of anti-aircraft missiles capable of shooting down these missiles. we still have a minute and a half. we will repair ours ourselves, we will repair our own howitzers, although there are still not many shells at the meeting at the m

likely iskander k, iskander m, i apologize, and the application is also not excluded. of north korean knssiles, the fragments of which have already been recorded on the territory of our country. so, in general, if we sum up now, out of 26 missiles of various types, i emphasize, these are ballistic, aviation, and anti-aircraft guided and cruise missiles, 13 missiles were destroyed, i am counting eight x101x555, one ballistic iskander or kn23, two cruise missiles caliber and two kh-59 guided missiles, this is the summary of combat work on we have this morning, maybe there will be some changes, but still we see that the enemy often uses ballistics, well, for ballistics we need more means capable of dealing with it. mr. yuriy, please tell me if it was possible to track, once again, how the rockets were circling the territory of ukraine, over ukrainian cities. to warn that they could spend more time over one city, then turn in the other direction, turn back, how exhausting this approach to such attacks can actually be air defense systems, are the ukrainian air defenses ready for this as well?

the russians hit selidovo in donetsk region with eight s-300 missiles and north korean kn-23 missiles. one of them hit an apartment building. rescuers recovered the body of a 50-year-old woman from under the rubble. seven people were injured, including a six-year-old boy. the work to eliminate the consequences is still ongoing, as of now, 53 high-rise buildings and 10 private houses are known to have been damaged. four reporting institutions, two administrative buildings, an enterprise and 24 vehicles . people continue to contact the police to report the destruction. another alligator was destroyed. ukrainian soldiers shot down another russian k-52 attack helicopter in the avdiiv direction. this was announced by the commander of the operational-strategic group tavria oleksandr tarnavskyi. according to preliminary data, the crew died in so the cost of one such bird is about 16 million dollars. he helped the russians imprison ukrainians. the security service detained a collaborator who was part of the so-called punitive squad in the temporarily occupied part of zaporizhzhia. the perpetr

launched by the russian federation over ukraine, winged, in particular caliber, ballistic, iskander, kn-23, guided s-300 and aviation x-59. our defenders shot down 13 rockets. neba nasha pppo 13 obviously somewhere there fell or open areas or unfortunately there are arrivals, we know for sure that in lviv there is a hit in a residential building in an infrastructure object, also in the days in dnipropetrovsk region, in kirovohrad region, in kharkiv region, in poltava region in myrhorod district , we now have such a picture, instead, everything was beaten over kyiv in the kyiv region. likewise, there is a downed rocket in the carpathian region, and it is also known that several rockets were shot down in the lviv region. yes, but this is a night, as they say, a deep body, with such shelling by russian terrorists, and it was even hotter on front, in particular, you just had the opportunity to hear how the third assault brigade is strengthening the defense of avdiyivka, because there are really, really hellish events happening there, including in some quarters of the city, the streets are c

attack on a populated place, please, tonight the enemy released four celeriacs in the city north korean knperson altogether. all were injured, among them one 17-year-old child, all injured were provided with medical assistance, 53 high-rise buildings, 10 private houses, houses, seven administrative buildings and 24 cars were damaged, power lines were damaged, now our power engineers are restoring the damaged power grid, on site ... the humanitarian headquarters is working after the tragedy, we are issuing all the necessary construction materials and all communal services are working and providing all the necessary help our people. in the morning , generators were connected to restore mobile communications. i would like to remind you that there is not a single military unit in the city of silidova. the enemy cynically fired ballistic missiles at sleeping people in the middle of the night. i understand that ballistics fly so that they do not have time, or people do not have time to hide, and whether, say, there is no way to shoot down these ballistic missiles, again, without revealing any de

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>> my biggest takeaway honestly will is enjoying the time and joint you kn w, but you don't see this every day. enjoy the time with teammates. enjoy the time with coaches because you'll never know how the lack of them on a media look next to the everything while also being locked is a blessing to be here for not been in my second time. just know every day can be kind of taken away from me. so it's definitely so, you know, you think before thank god for same time. >> the goal here is to go and play football. i think no matter what those 2 hours. so unless you like the camera just a i was probably really, really cool. but i mean, i just want to play football and want to get going. being a kicker can be nerve wracking. obviously the job you signed up for. but you're also not a robot, you know, like it's human nature. how do you deal with the nerves on a day-to-day bases that you approach to doing your job? >> yeah, that's that's just something that comes along with with practice and getting reps at it like anything so, you know, i've been a part of big games, my entire career, whether b

maybe it is, i don't, know i kn was never a republican strategist. >> i will say, while this is a situationhis point, i would say, nikki haley, you're right, stay in, make him continue to spend money. keep pounding the message about what he stands for. talk about how he supports putin. talk about how he does not stand by with ukraine. talk about what it is you're getting with his brand, because, thactually, at the end of the day, it actually does help the biden campaign, because you are delivering the message to people in your party, saying, this is what this brand is. they really want that to be the continuation of the republican party? we will continue to lose the way we have, cycle after cycle, with donald trump at the helm. is that what you want? granted, you are correct. she is not going to garner support along the way. i would be surprised if she got anything along the way. but you know what, i think that message supported coming from nikki haley. i am glad if she is willing to stay there and be the person to deliver it, then more power to hurt her. but while she flip? >> olivia, hold

u kn but it's a black crime. okay. you know, i was trained and most black folks, they had cash. so they keep cash. i was no, i trained you. always keep some cash. i've always kept cash. you know, and i've told my daughter, you keep six months worth of cash. >> always. joining me now is, horace cooper, chairman of project 21. horace really? ? it looked to me like we were watching david duke in blackface when filed ashley merchant first filed her motion showing all of this double dealing that was occurring. i starteing,d it on twitter x. and it is remarkable that it's okay to malign black peopleng ca by making claimsim when you haven't followed the rules. we have one black attorney, mr. wade, who claims that he doesn't need to go through a divorce proceeding. >> he caependentn independentlye when his marriage has ended. >> you have the senior d.a. the d.a. herself. she is able to declare that the requirements for disclosure. she can reinterpret those. and it's always great to hearths the d.a.he that she prefers gray goose to wine. what these people are doing is they are showing th

. >> it, you kn, shocking. it's not that they didn't know what they should do. they knew exactly what they should do, and they just didn't do it. >> beyond that failure inspection of other alaska and united 737 max nines, which were grounded for 19 days, revealed loose bolts on many of those aircraft. >> the last thing that boeing needs is another black headline about the 737 max. >> most existing max nines have been inspected and returned to flight since the investigation is still ongoing, ing no blame has yet been assessed on the subcontractor that made the door plug, or boeing that installed it during aircraft assembly. >> every instance of an anomaly or an incident that with boeing's name on the side of the airplane, is going to generate more black headlines for boeing for an indefinite period of time . >> alaska airlines has yet to respond. for its part, boeing released this statement. we will continue to cooperate fully and transparently with the ntsb and the faa investigations. for the moment, boeing's archrival, europe's airbus, has the competitive advan