, myru street, street central, working street, youth street, beach street, naberezhna street, so as not to make a mistake, where is the shore and where is the embankment. there is pishchan street, and of course shevchenko street , there must be at least one in the ukrainian population, and artur miskiv street, artur miskiv is one of the first heroes who died in the 14th or 15th year, just at the beginning of the war with the russian federation, well, they actually named one street that way, but others, well, of course, well, it’s such a strange situation with that renaming streets, not streets. with respect to memory, i.e. for ukraine, serhiy nihoyan is a very important symbol, it seems to me , including, even in the fact that he is not an ethnic ukrainian, who knew shevchenko well, was a faithful son of ukraine, the very first street of serhiy nihoyan appeared in the city of stryi, lviv region, but it's just a village, where, where this guy lived, it's somehow, well , i think that you need to ask here. in people, how do they appreciate it so much, and in general, wherever a person come

we say, sir , this child who is on the street, this economy on the street, these exploiters on the street, should we finally find someone. do we go or not? we say yes . now we came to the middle of the square and brought a plan that is based on what this plan is based on. it is based on the fact that this is child-centered. it should return to the family. it should be saved. it should not be on the street floor that you you say that the street floor is safer than some centers and this is it. i want to say that this child who stays on the street floor and is given drugs in such and such a park in tehran will move because if he is an adult. they will deal with him, but if he is small, he will not be dealt with. this child who is being exploited, and they are giving money to families from the cities of tehran, they are giving money to one family. the woman on the glass and in fact with requests and wishes and begging and with tears is a very heavy psychological burden for me he creates a family inside his own car , and it brings stress to him, and if he gets help, it will cause that child to

we say, sir, this child who is on the street , this economy on the street, these exploiters on the street, should someone finally go to them or not ? he should return to his family and be saved, he should not be on the street may you say that the street floor is safer than some centers and these. i want to say that this child who lives on the street and is given drugs in such and such a park in tehran moves because if he is big, he will be dealt with, but if he is small, he will not be dealt with. this child who is being exploited and from the cities of tehran give money to his family , they give money to a family, they take these 5 children, they take them , they exploit them in tehran, in shiraz, this child who comes hits the glass, and in fact, with pleas, wishes , begging and with tears, it's a psychological burden. very sangin creates a burden for that family who is inside his own car, and it brings stress to him , and if he gets any help, it will cause that child to stay on the street and enter into addiction , moral corruption, and issues like this. it dictates to us that mr. mayor

work in the street, not work in the street. that the child is on the street, why are those who actually benefit from the fact that the children are on the street taking a stand now, don't you dare, you are speaking expertly, others, my argument is something else, i say sir, 80% of them are poor, the last thing i can do can these be connected to the welfare and social support system, this is final. what we can do for these groups, we cannot do until the end let's keep it somewhere, if it is done, the last thing is that it is connected to institutions such as the municipality, which is not connected to azisi or the aid committee, and if they are in need, they should be connected to the social support system . how is our social support system working? i say this will not work. very good, now we came from shahrivar , we have 764 thousand tomans for a family since shahrivar this year, which pension was added. let's accept it, doctor, this cycle, this cycle that produces street children, produces criminals , has been fixed, as long as this cycle lasts, these are the things, don't doubt that t

well, work or street, work on the street, no work on the street, is happening on purpose. the last thing that can be done is that they will be connected to the welfare and social support system . this is the last thing that we can do for these groups . dear, not the amount of help that is needed. they should be connected to the social support system . how is our social support system working? i say this is not working. very good. now we have come from shahrivar. we have 764,000 tomans for a family since shahrivar this year, when the pension was added , they are providing assistance to the community. hey now 5 there are more than 2 million people and you really know where in iran, where in iran these families can live an honorable and dignified life. it is right to have it, let's accept it, mr. doctor, this cycle, this cycle that produces children working on the street, produces criminals , it is right, as long as this cycle lasts , there is no doubt that this will be the case after this, i remember. last year, i had announced in my media , i had announced in our media, sad

the bureau urban forestry, street and sewer-building and street repair and then street environmentalervices. there used to be a 4th called central operations. we have been able to merge that and identify savings keeping manager savings. we are thinking creatively and doing everything to preserve everything possible for the staff. and then finally two slides real quick. i won't go through these in a lot of detail but this shows by division and bureau where the $453 million was spent and then where the overall $409 million is currently going. what you will see as the capital budget returns, you see the delta on the second line, infrastructure design and construction and paves and curb ramp the back not completed. the general administration on the bottom is very technical around indect cost plan. that number will zero out or close to zero as we run the scenarios. and then fte, how many positions do we have? again, the 1791 for fiscal year 24-25. ia you can see if you look at the change increase of .63 and what that is in the current year we had three new positions. we had two new positi

choosing a site for building a museum was not accidental: lenin street, one of the central streets oflong, very interesting history, was once called franciscan. here there was a church and monasteries of the franciscans on the site of a store, which is located on lenin ii street. it changed its names depending on time and events, zakharyevskaya after the name of the minsk governor, natorskaya in the second half of the 19th century, residents also called it minsk nevsky prospekt, following the example of the russian capital. there were so many important objects on the street that that it can safely be called a business center before revolutionary minsk. hotels switzerland, moscow, grand hotel, and that’s not counting the europe hotel at the very beginning of the street. the first modern cinema appeared here. the decoration of the street was the four-story building of the postal and telegraph office. and at the intersection of lenin and karl marx streets there is a house that is probably familiar to every resident of minsk. commemorative plaques on its façade indicate how many prominent

top, main street going east and and at the very bottom is the higgins street bridge down there. now why would they go to to missoula, you know, a downtown. to try to organize lumber. that's not where lumber workers are doing their work. right. to give you a sense, this this is that map, again, lumber would be going while the, you know, they may be bringing wood to a mill located in missoulaof the other towns around there, maybe working all over parts of western montana. t it's very difficult for labor organizers to go to all these lumber camps. right. they don't know. they are. they come and go. so and the same reason lumber workers don't always know where they are. they often come into a town like missoula to look for lumber work. so that's where these labor organizers are going to organize. lumber workers. but there's another reason as well. think i'll come back in a second. the way that, as i said, lumber workers don't. they're there. you know, again, this is one of those jobs where they move around seasonally. they may work in some area and then they all the are cut down the

he is being exploited on the street. you should not let a child come under the age of 18 or under the age of 15. you are not allowed to work with this child. if you exploit this information, it will be registered . note, if it is a press , the press office is present there, if it is a matter of crossing the border, if it is not a family, then it is allowed. of notice if you excuse me, it means that you are going to visit. for example, you say that he is not running away, he is not running away . a rider actually comes with a counselor. you drive it, you go to the house , you see the delivery, the home delivery is registered in the route, the information is registered, is he an iranian citizen, does he belong to which city , he does not deal with people at all, the consultant goes to him and tells him, dear, you are not in the square, you are on the fourth side, because i was asked about it now. you said, for example, at the crossroads where is the family of a father and a mother, for example, where do you take the childr

wall street loves it. main street needs it. >> maybe, charles, we have march, april and may for jay powell to have two years on a mission of constant tightening. two years is not nothing given his predecessors and their years and years and years and years of quantitative easing. so i understand where you're coming from but he is still making progress. the progress has not -- i don't see a rate cut yet. and the fed is not stopping on shrinking its balance sheet. let's not throw the guy under the bus just yet. charles: listen, i'm not i'm saying hercules had easier tasks than this one. >> that's true. that's true. thank you, charles. >> all right, obviously everyone watching big tech, right, they are giving up some of these gains. some turned around. smci powered back up. used to be a correlation between interest rates and technology stocks even though that is some what shattered. the curious thing, what we also got bank of america coming out with their monthly survey of fund managers and what's intriguing w

, we have actually number of reporters uh who will be reporting from the streets of tehran. saman kujury is our first reporter. saman, welcome. um, what do you have for us? welcome, i'm talking to you from ' well engul avenue, this is one of the main uh actually street which leads to osd square which is one of the main rendevues for public gatherings and better say national gatherings and definitely people are getting uh as uh the noon time gets closer because we are expecting it once president to address the crowds uh around noontime at osad square so uh people is usually right behind me are just coming and passing through the street leading to the osad square so uh i just want to give you ' a couple of my own observations that i have seen as i have been passing through all these demonstrators and iranian people uh just on this very special occasion, well i saw, among these people, i saw the young generation together with uh the the old generation hand in hand walking towards square holding uh the flags of iran together with flag of palestine and this shows that the support

on that street.re trying to figure out air way to balance that more that is where the complaints are coming from. every day of every weekend. and so -- did groy have it every other sunday. and that's yet reason they are moving they are trying to reshuffle the entertainment and how the friday night market works they need more time for that. we don't take into account different events by different entities it sounds like there is a significant impact on the neighborhood by having. jot same. >> i see friday, saturday and sunday all in the same block would be a lot. that street has been closed they got approval from the street closures. >> right, right. i hear about the fill mercenter used to that plaza would be a nice place to do this. not able to activate it -- the streets are what you have left. i guess my question is what extent in terms of the impact of -- the upon event. i foal we can't take in isolation the one weevent we need to take into consideration the friday, saturday and sunday and in terms

street appeared in kharkiv. there are still ideas for bandera and petliura to appear in kharkiv, perhaps the occupiers will be more afraid to enter the city, because the one name scares them and the monuments too, the way kharkiv residents feel about these initiatives, is the city ready for such radical for him changes, which names can still appear on the streets? thank you, ms. oksana, the question is very interesting and very, very, you know, that... the social networks of kharkiv residents were abuzz. war is war, a cultural and renaming front is going on here. deresification, decolonization, because kharkiv was very late. and with decommunization, and with decolonization, and with derotification through three processes, and on january 26, at the meeting of the kharkiv city council, we had 65 streets renamed, but about 400 more streets are waiting to be renamed, because well and a lot of streets, you know, which were renamed on january 26, ufamskyi viest, ofimska street, ofimska lane, well, that is, the names

several street scape projeths went on break during this period including better market street, 6th street and mission geneva. these pauses are incorporated into the construction schedules so did not impact the plans timeline. there are instances when work can continue during the holidays. if the businesses along impacted corridor agree and sign off. we saw with the safer taylor project. with january more then half over, work is well underway on all these projects. in addition, we'll see major street scape projects starting in ernest this year along folsom street in the south of market and minnesota street and dog patch among others. all these projects aim to make the corridors safer and more inviting. chair post, you requested a sneak peak at upcoming capital projects mentioned in the restricted communication report. happy to provide snapshot overviews. let's start with adult immunization travel clinic and relocation project delivering on behalf of public helths. the clining is at the health deparm 101 grove streelt and will be moving close to 25 van ness. the space needs to be renovate #

street. preserve economic vitality of valencia corridor and insure the safe movement and access of goods and people along the street. before the pre-pilot cushions are discussed i want to provide a brief transportation history of valencia. 25 years ago the first bike lanes were striped oen the street fallowed in 2010 of sidewalk widening. at the direction of the mayor in 2019 a bikeway implemented between market and 15th street and extension of those side running lanes from 15th street to cesar chavez proposed in 2020 but postponed due to covid. during covid shared spaced played a important role in the economic boost and recovery to the corridor and when the project team reengaged with the project in 2022 we relize the share spaced play a important role and remain so. a center runway bike way approved in 2023 and installed in august and we are evaluated the pilot engaging merchants and community groups. i want to talk about the conditions on valencia street. one was traffic safety and the oth

diamond heights boulevard between clipper street and sussex street. john muir drive, between skyline boulevard and a point approximately 2500ft south southeast early kerry boulevard between presidio avenue and wood street. geary expressway, between golf street and presidio avenue john muir drive, between the county line and a point approximately 3300ft northwesterly and mansell street between visitacion avenue and persia avenue. that concludes your consent calendar. thank you. um, colleagues, are there any clarifying questions or comments on the consent calendar? director henderson yes , i have a question about item 10.2. um, i was just wondering. i saw in the that the capital costs are borne by the developer , but then mta will take over afterwards. and i'm curious, is that something that is negotiated as part of the development agreement or is that, um, legislated. i am looking to my team, my a small, uh, director of planning for sfmta. and i'm looking to my team a little bit as well. um, thank you for the question, maya small, the planning director

. >> my name is rick i'm the president of the market street railway an independent advocate for the history cable car and streetcars we support muni and getting the value is from those priceless civic assets we do that with no government government funding at all we depend on on documentation if people like who love light cable cars i want to recognize a whole lot of the folks with the chinatown merchant betty and carmen chiu the city administrator i hope i'm not - i'm sure i'm missing other folks with one phrase and one song hasn't made our cable cars world families how special our city is special especially for diversity and, you know, nothing shows that better than the long-standing presence of very early days of san francisco of our chinese-american community the california street cable car line served chinatown since 1878 and last year, we celebrity the one hundred and fifty medical marijuana two blocks it north on clay street and the camp street line built 5 years after that and by a private company led by stanford mark hopkins and charles crocker and to serve the mansions and later o

on that street. and so we realize third degree and now this year we are trying to figure out air way to balance that more that is where the complaints are coming from. every day of every weekend. and so -- did groy have it every other sunday. and that's yet reason they are moving they are trying to reshuffle the entertainment and how the friday night market works they need more time for that. we don't take into account different events by different entities it sounds like there is a significant impact on the neighborhood by having. jot same. >> i see friday, saturday and sunday all in the same block would be a lot. that street has been closed they got approval from the street closures. >> right, right. i hear about the fill mercenter used to that plaza would be a nice place to do this. not able to activate it -- the streets are what you have left. i guess my question is what extent in terms of the impact of -- the upon event. i foal we can't take in isolation the one weevent we need to take into cons

the city closed certain public streets to private motor vehicles reserving the streets as open space for recreational purposes. these closures weren abilitied in response to the covid-19 pandemic. in may, 2022, the board of supervisors at the golden gate and safety program. the closed portion of jfk drive and certain connector streets in golden gate park seven days a week to private motor vehicles and reserving the street as open space for recreational uses. these closures do not apply to emergency vehicles, official government vehicles, inter park transit shuttle buses and similar vehicles authorized to transport people as well as vehicles making deliveries to the museum. the great highway between lincoln way and slope boulevard is closed to motor vehicles with limited exceptions from noon fridays to 6:00 a.m. mondays and on holidays. the city proposed to remove the great highway between slope boulevard and skyline boulevard to protect city infrastructure from damage caused by sea level rise. the city would redirect vehicles along skyline, sunset and slope boulevard. proposition i w

and beale street in the neighborhood i represent. it will be developed and managed by the chinatown development corporation or ccdc with 154 affordable units and one manager's unit. i know this doesn't come to news for the colleagues but i will say it for the public they have a long distinguished partner on affordable housing development in san francisco providing homes to more than 5,000 san franciscans including low income families and adults and seniors who might otherwise afford to be san franciscans. while the portfolio includes a couple developments in the area and on mission bay boulevard we are excited to have that partnership extended mere to another neighborhood we serve. along with residential units this project will include resident amenities spaits and open space and improvement and bicycle parking and three ground floor community commercial units. funding sources for the $125 million project include $60 million in federal tax credit equity and $65 million gap loan from the office of community development and struck or o

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what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with one lane in each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting started in partnership with the department of public works on work to restripe all of evans between third and cesar chavez, and as part of this work will be collecting a lot of data, talking to industrial users in the industrial district and talking to folks in the bayview commercial district and in the mission about how it is working. we will make some adjustments along the way and if it is successful, then we will start another project that is more capital-intensive to make it permanent. if it is not successful, we will turn it back t

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you are going to die on the street. fentanyl is going to kill you, and people still do not accept treatment because they are terrified from being away from the drug. i had a drug counselor tell me that my clients are afraid of two things. one, we are afraid of dying from fentanyl because they know the longer you stay on the street, you are going to die. nobody survives long term. the other thing they are afraid of is being away from fentanyl. it is a terrible, terrible thing. because fentanyl, like all opioids, changes the brain chemistry so dramatic and squelch is the basic instinct for survival that we all possess. every animal has it. but on opioids in particular, particularly no one fentanyl, you find that people are just terrified of being away from fentanyl, even though they know it is going to kill them. host: since fentanyl is so different from other drugs, does the drug policy in the u.s. need to be evolved in response, or are the same policies we have used for crack/cocaine and others be used? guest: i think f

san francisco is extending its ban on street vendors on mission street.t's after two months of cracking down. abc7 news reporter luz pena has been covering the story for months. >> she joins us live with the new details. luz >> that's right. well, the initial 90 day ban on street vending on mission street was set to expire february 27th. the city implemented it after public works inspectors were attacked by unpermitted vendors who were selling items below lived to be stolen. now that ban has been extended until august. san francisco street vendors woke up to the news. the city is extending the street vending ban on mission street for an additional 180 days. >> six more months. i don't know what i do. >> manuel soltero is one of at least 100 street vendors legally permitted to sell on mission street. when we met him last week, he was counting down the days for the ban to expire at the end of this month. today, he was heartbroken. >> i feel bad because that's again how i pay all my bills, my rent, the impact on vendors is clear inside the location rented by

of komsomolka gala nikitina, i don’t know who she is, it is located in the yard on myronosytskyi streetnd under all these flags it is written "true to the soviet people", well , it is a bit like in ukraine, somewhere else the soviet flag has not been peeled off, but already on top something like that european union sketched what this galya nikitin is still doing there, mr. bohdan, you know, i have no idea, i just i'm surprised, i also know mr. poznyakov very well personally, and where he finds these breasts, what he calls them, and you know, if you walk the streets, you don't notice him walking, it seems that he like a radar finds everything that is anti-communist, and immediately throws it away, informs on facebook there and actively tries to destroy it all. as for the decommunization of all these things, well, first of all, the position of the authorities changed radically, this is the position of terikhov, who was still there for a whole year, and even more after the attack of the full-scale invasion, he you know, he kept a little on those positions that this is the electorate, and w

street and the cars are to yield the right-of-way for pedestrian and it's intended for streets where there's a low traffic volumes and the traffic speeds are low so while car was allowed, there's not a lot of reasons for cars to go on that street but it's to create a social street that's much more pedestrian-friendly and prioritizes pedestrians and bikes. one of the interesting things is working with all architects that have been designing buildings in the first phase to encourage them, to create architecture that welcomes people to sit on it. it's wlm like sticking its toe out and asking someone to sit on its toe so buildings integrate public seating and places for people to hang out at their base, which is really, the opposite of what you see often times in this city where there's defensive architecture that's trying to keep people off it. this is architecture that's trying to invite people to come and inhabit it at its base. >> incorporated in the landscape architect of treasure island are wetlands, which are designed to factor in coastal erosion control from incoming sea level ri

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the street issue is a licensing requirement.ardless how traffic flow is, no licensed provider is able to cross the street. >> patricia green to far? >> it is too far and the other doesn't have the structures. in regards to the consideration about the roof, the project is designed to have one stairwell to change and put two stairwells would be significant redesign and cost more money. the alternative is look at fcc, family child care center on site like one unit that have licensing up to 8 children that can help provide support for this. we can certainly look at that. we haven't been able to because there is no actual outdoor space and to your point, we can't use the roof because of egress requirements, so it is very much limited but we can look at that. we have been in discussion with [indiscernible] is also agrees this wasn't a perfect site. we were trying to fit a square in a circle and make it work for the population, but it is very very difficult based on the licensing requirements. >> yes. it seems like we should have known

we know what we feel on these streets. the residents of the tenderloin know what they feel on these streets. businesses, universities, they know what the difference is when urban alchemy has been on these streets. but it seems more like a political conversation then it does a reality. when dr. stuart came to me and asked for permission to study the results of urban alchemy or what was happening with urban alchemy out on these streets, i said, on the condition that you look at our impact on crime in the streets that we are, because i know we are making a difference. i know we are changing the environment. thats why urban alchemy has grown so much and been in demand, but i don't have any data. i can't prove it, so i feel i'm out here trying to scream to the world, what is happening here? ! no one is listening. but today we got that data. crime rates are dropping throughout san francisco. in here in the tenderloin, dr. stuart's research shows that crime rates have dropped by 52 percent in the tenderloin on the streets where u

but there's a wall street version.recent years, the titans of wall street have branched out into main street where their opinions are sought on a variety of issues including a whole lot of things that they know nothing about. be that as a it may, this newfound recognition gives them a sense of importance that sometimes you can't just get from money. you can't buy all esteem with money. so with that in mind, they have been plague, you know, playing it up pretty thick, especially with the notions or ideas of things that grab headlines. ray dalio, he's been ma'amerring away that china's got it right, and we don't for a few years now. i hope you didn't put your portfolio where his thoughts were. then there's sam druckenmiller, every time he's on, a warning of imminent dread, a hard landing, a shaky stock market, warning for investors. sometimes it's hard landing and a shaky stock the market. now, here's the interesting thing about destructen druckenmiller, calling for everyone to head for the hills, find the nearest bunker

just market street, just market street please. very good. then uh, market street will be taken off of consent and heard at the end or the beginning of the calendar at the beginning of the regular calendar. very good members of the public, this is your opportunity to request that any of the other other items on consent be removed and heard under the regular calendar. are there any other members wishing to remove items one, 2 or 4 off of consent to be heard today? seeing none, public comment is closed and items one, two and four on your consent calendar are now before you. commissioners commissioner braun, move to approve items one, two and four. second. thank you commissioners, on that motion to approve items one, two and four on consent. commissioner braun i, commissioner imperial i. commissioner koppel i commissioner moore, i and commissioner. president. diamond i so move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0, placing us under commission matters. item five land acknowledgment. commissioner braun will read the land acknowledgme

street. certificate of appropriateness. it is being proposed for an indefinite continuance. members of the public. this is your opportunity to address the commission on their continuance calendar only on the matter of continued use. again, you need to come forward ed seeing none. public comment is closed and your continuance calendar is now before you. commissioners motion to approve. i'll second that. thank you. commissioners on that motion to continue item for as proposed indefinitely. commissioner vergara. yes, commissioner. wright. yes. commissioner. foley i commissioner warren. and commissioner. president matsuda. yes. so moved commissioners. that motion passes unanimously. 5 to 0. placing us under your consent calendar. all matters listed here under constitute a consent calendar are considered to be routine by the commission and may be acted upon by a single roll call. vote there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the public or staff, so req

and the republican party that wall street house and there is the democratic party. to block it is extremely strong. i think it's important. in the interim this is definitely where personnel is policy. the scrutiny and whether we can make sure we get people who are more resistant to bailout the other people we have. and how to change the system, the fed is very moderate in proposals to the past. but if you join the fed board as a governor, you don't need to bring in anybody, and an assistant or a scheduler you have the fed chair to give to people. could you imagine trying to provide some counterweight to somebody else? we know the governor from the same district so for a very long time, you had almost no governors west of the mississippi so you have a board that's represented mexico and wall street. there can be a pushback that we get not a sort of this faux diversity but people that lived in this small town in america and people who disagree. you've got to teach the nature i think in the big term you've got to be able to end up in the dual mandate, move to words bas

the year 1979 was strange and decisive days for all iranian people. huge crowds of people in the streets gave moral support to the revolutionaries with their fiery slogans. on the other hand, the protests and uprisings had terrified the supporters of the throne." people have found out that the more they unite their power will strengthen and hence their numbers increased on the streets every day. now nothing could stop this crowd. this crowd was able to... shaw's armed forces were joining the people in groups. the soldiers and non-commissioned officers were no longer willing to go to their barracks and confront people. this issue had paralyzed the powerful army of the shaw. the senior commanders had no idea what to do in this situation, and they made new decision every day, but the military force. in tehran had a different story, the army personnel were hesitant and indecisive. the threats of commanders and military courts had made it difficult for the soldiers and non-commission officers who wanted escape. it had been a month since all their leaves were canceled and everyone was on stand

south koreans, palestinians and supporters of palestine have once again hit the streets of soul. the protest comes as israel intensifies its bombardents of the southern gaza city of ruffa, and what protesters here call war crimes and genocide. they demand an end to israely attacks and a ceasefire as well as an end to the blanket. support for israel by the us its allies. first tv's frank smith has more from saul. palestinians and their supporters took their message to the streets of the south green capital soul again as israel's onslot on gaza continues unabated. palestinians in soul reminded the participants of the accounts of the israeli army's indiscriminate killing of innocents in the besage territory. do you know the story of? girl who lost her life recently. she was surrounded by israeli tanks for three hours before being shot dead by israeli soldiers. global support for palestinians is growing. never give up, because if we do, who will stand next to the children who are dying in gaza right now? israel's attacks on rafa, a city with 1.5 million palestinian refugees have galv

in avdeevka, there are such names, the streets of gidnost appeared there, the streets of peremoga, thef the heroes of the ukrainian niba and so on, that is, at the same time, news comes on the same day in yekaterinburg, in my opinion, it is very positive that a new street has appeared in yekaterinburg. street of the legendary designer pavel kamnev, a very famous person in the military-industrial environment, headed the novator design bureau, then was the scientific director of the concern, last year he passed away until the last years of his life on the water, if i’m not mistaken, he worked in the concern, created and supervised the creation new air defense systems, that is, a unique person for our defense industry, a street in the yekaterinburget region is named after him, i think this is a wonderful message... a message from mr. ignat, there is someone on the other side, an air force speaker, who reports that i have no idea when the f-16 will appear in ukraine, leave me alone for god's sake, the press, analysts, pr people , i don’t have such information, and as he added, the infrastr