at the beginning of 2023, the company began supplying components for havel, f7 and joleon cars.efore the introduction of sanctions, they made products for renault, peugeot and mercedes-benz cars. over the past year and a half, the company has experienced quite a lot of difficulties due to the unexpected departure of our consumers , such as renault and peugeot citrogen, from the market. but we managed, in principle, to preserve the engineering competencies of our team and of course, production capacity, which allowed us to effectively negotiate with chinese car manufacturers who are now opening production in russia, including , first of all, havail motors manufacturing, we are also negotiating with cherry, the production of engines for havaill cars started in march of this year on the territory of the special economic zone. lavai in the tula region, one of the largest motor plants in russia opened there. the new complex with an area of ​​10,000 m2 is equipped high-tech equipment. it meets all requirements in the field of environmental protection and energy saving. one and a half

in september 2020 , havel signed a special investment contract with miinpromtorg for the localizationrussia on the construction of an engine production plant in tula. region became known in november of that same year. today the plant includes body stamping, welding, and painting workshops for vehicle assembly. over the past year , almost 100,000 cars rolled off the assembly line; plans for this year are to increase the volume to 150 thousand units. this is a very important manufacturing plant. the plant was opened in 2019 and has since produced more. we are confident that with the launch of engine production, our position in the market will strengthen thanks to deeper localization. russian manufacturer of automotive electronics intelma, this is a complete enterprise cycle, where solutions are developed from an engineering idea to serial production with mandatory testing in our own laboratory. itelma was the first in russia to develop, certify and establish serial production of eroglonas blocks. the process is fully automated; recently the company has managed to reduce the production t

. - it's painful to see somebody who you know, or you havel known your whole life, has stood up for rightwho fights for the truth. and to see her put in the position like this| is actually very frustrating, very challenging. - this day has finally come — the day that yvonne - takes the stand. we thank you, father god, - because our hope and our faith and our trust is not in man. she sobs there was no facts left that we were born sierra leonian. we're not going to change yvonne from who she is. we're going to use who she is to whip this nation... amen. ..to see your vision. our nation will rise again. we pray this, believing this, | in the mighty, most precious name ofjesus. amen. she sobs the cost, from a family perspective, has been really high. for keith, for the kids, for my parents and my siblings. and so there are moments like that where, i guess... you know, family members would feel like, is it really worth it? the fact that they agreed to support me, the fact that they choose to support me, doesn't mean it's easy for them. we lived in the uk since the late �*80s. my husband actual

this is a chinese owned company, some people havel right.y might be a collection of data for political purposes.— for political purposes. this goes be ond for political purposes. this goes beyond my _ for political purposes. this goes beyond my expertise _ for political purposes. this goes beyond my expertise but - for political purposes. this goes beyond my expertise but if- for political purposes. this goes beyond my expertise but if you | for political purposes. this goes - beyond my expertise but if you have the data, if you remember cambridge analytical leads to possibility of the getting into hands of political party, in such a bespoke way you feel that people talk to you. that is high vulnerability. if you look at their parent company it has a lot of malware incidents in its history and the google store has kicked them out for sending malware to the app so it is not exactly reputable company and quite quickly and in detail. ~ . . . company and quite quickly and in detail. . . . company and quite quickly and in detail. . ., ., . ., det

havel colleagues who are fighting to try. and hang onto their seats?? do _ just helped keir starmer win the next election? do you _ just helped keir starmer win the next election? do you feel- next election? do you feel comfortable _ next election? do you feel comfortable with - next election? do you feel comfortable with that? i next election? do you feel comfortable with that? , ., , comfortable with that? somebody has to make a stand. _ comfortable with that? somebody has to make a stand. not _ comfortable with that? somebody has to make a stand. not one _ comfortable with that? somebody has to make a stand. not one mp - comfortable with that? somebody has to make a stand. not one mp can i to make a stand. not one mp can speak out for the good of this country in that place, what is the point of being here? i had to live with my conscience, my conscience is clear. when i saw my parents yesterday, they say to me, you need tojoin reform. we are yesterday, they say to me, you need to join reform. we are absolutely fed up with what is happening on the st

a plant producing havel engines began operating in the tula region.ity is more than 100,000 power units per year. according to the ministry of industry and trade , the enterprise was opened as part of a joint investment project between russia and china. the site will operate in full cycle mode; lines for the production of two types of engines, 1.5 and 2 liters in volume, have already been launched. there is room for further expansion rulers. at the first stage , the only domestic components in the engines are pistons, but in the future they plan to deepen the localization. and the tesla plant in germany will remain without electricity until the end of next week, bilt writes about this. protracted. stopping production could increase the damage to close to a billion euros. on tuesday, let me remind you, the arson of a substation set up by environmental activists completely cut off power to the electric vehicle production plant. the plant, by the way, has repeatedly become the target of attacks from the so-called defenders nature, all because of plans to

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supporting, you understand, and, for example, in the czech republic, russia was frightened only by vaclav havelwho was a man of firm democratic principles, and the more people in the western world will be inclined towards business as usual with russia, the more they will face the fact that the threat, which, excuse me, is already worn underwear and was... russian soldiers will come to use washing machines , this threat will grow, and what they saw on tv, it can come to life, and in completely different realities, unlike ukrainian ones. russia, unfortunately, knows very well how the western world works, it knows how the principles of democracy work, and it actively works with it, and, for example, undermining trust in relations between poland and ukraine. this is quite an obvious prelude to possible aggression against poland and other nato countries. whether, for example, the desire to interfere in the elections, to one way or another shake up the situation in the united states, it is the same, or to promote russian, pro-russian parties in germany - these are also actions aimed at strengthening

flywheel is spinning up much stronger, the cluster is simply open there. to these advisers , led by havele country into the czech republic and slovakia, do you understand where this leads? an artificial state created after the first world war, well, if something happens, instead of one court, we will have two countries. isn’t everything too simple, simple, because i think on a broader scale than the operational map of the general staff. did your diplomacy in berlin in 1989 help you? helped. everything went bloodlessly. dmitry timofeevich. isn't this a success? the frg will swallow the gdr. this is success. we extended our hand to the west for a handshake. so she chops off her elbow for us. yes, vladimirovich, you are right, we are not germans. we will all end in a lot of blood. comrades, mikhail sergeevich invites you to the meeting, as if against a wall, why did they open the border so soon? gentar shabovsky announced the lifting of the border restrictions, but the document did not indicate when, journalists asked at what time, he said immediately, the ministry has been on the alert sinc

i think thewhite americans havel black americans are impoverished, that all black americans are sufferingg and that is not true. to the extent that you do have suffering and economic struggle in the black community, some of it is manufactured. he justaó described going back o his community and a black person that he played football with, they both played football, theye had a job and that young men did not. that is because of discrimination. while a lot of people are uncomfortable talking about the fact that we do have racial discrimination in hiring, we do. it is a fact of life. rather than address that, we have sought conservation -- we have side conversations. dei is diversity and inclusion. there is nothing wrong with that. no other country has managed to do it. if we do it it will be an incredible accomplishment for america. this country is young. we can still do it. we have to startigemise of a multidimensional democracy if we want one. guest: i -- caller: i thought y was hilarious the other night. i wanted to add to the conversation by saying perception does■i matter. )fegroes andw

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i havel talked about the difficulty on the human body of going but i am delighted to help everybody else planet earth. thank you for your time, feet on planet earth. thank you foryourtime, good feet on planet earth. thank you for your time, good to talk to you. really interesting and so much to walk —— watch out for. the starship launch, will they see success this time? thank you so much for your company. plenty more on our website. have a lovely date and i will see you very soon. hello there. the rain has been pouring down on wednesday in snowdonia, in wales — there was about a third of a month's worth of rain injust 12 hours. things are not looking quite so dramatic over the next few days. there will be some further wet weather, rain or showers, and for many parts of the country, it's going to be mild — particularly across england and wales, where we've seen the milder air coming from a long way south. things are a little bit chillier to the north, in northern scotland. in between, we've got the weather front — that's been bringing the rain, but that's moving northwards, taking wet wea

it isjust a tiny part of the daily needs but we havel potentially?nd we are doing it so open arms obviously is a small ship but the bigger ships can come closer and then we can transfer the boats and repeat this last part of the operation. we can bring a lot of the operation. we can bring a lot of food if this operation goes well, this is just a test and probably we can continue and scale it up. has a can continue and scale it up. as a test that has _ can continue and scale it up. as a test that has worked _ can continue and scale it up. as a test that has worked so _ can continue and scale it up. as a test that has worked so far? it i can continue and scale it up. as a test that has worked so far? it is| test that has worked so far? it is workin: test that has worked so far? it is working so _ test that has worked so far? it is working so far. _ test that has worked so far? it 3 working so far. now we are just waiting to disembark at the foot. it is good a view to give us an update because people will be watching very closely this journey of the shi

. >> laura: neil, prince of mine t in the restaurant business havel told me that the pressure that isuse is them with the cost of d and anything from energy cost to reduce grazing to all of thell other regulations that areer coming down the right against your way of life despite biden want to bring us back to theth 1800s. do you feel that you are kind of on borrowed time as a cattlemen today, given whaa cat theronm environmentalists are doing? >> that could be true in someat instances, but we have been hero five generations. >> laura: wow! >> we have been doing a lot of n things. we will continue to work and support the industry and our way of life here or there e will challenges, yes. >> laura: neil, i will come and hang out there. awesome to see you. think is much purer it up, up, jesse. >> todd: a fox news alert,

where 30—years ago he gave an impromptu saxophone performance, given to him moments earlier by vaclav havelministry has said its embassy staff in haiti along with other european union representatives have been evacuated from the capital, port—au—prince, as the country spirals into gang violence. the diplomats were flown by helicopter to neighbouring dominican republic. earlier, the united states said it had airlifted its nonessential embassy staff out of the country and reinforced security around the diplomatic compound. the humanitarian situation in the capitla, port—au—prince, in the capital, port—au—prince, continues to worsen. the un has warned that the escalation in violence could soon cause issues with the food and water supply to the country. sister paesie is a french nun who works with impoverished children in haiti. most of the people here very much living one day at a time, people from the international community send messages like they have to organise election as soon as possible, this shows a lack of knowledge of the reality here because the country has to be stabilised before

it's great to havell you here today. also thanks to those of you watching at home.t a terrible publicist because he has yet to make reference to the paper, i don't think. check it out on hudson.org. you can read any policy memos authored by luke and myself, both within the europe operation but writ large across hudson scholarship. i would encourage all of youmb o navigate to that page. i think part of what attracted me to this project in addition to the support of the u.k. embassy for which we e very grateful, is that i think the mental maps of europe tend to be somewhat parceled out or we regs rather than security thinking. from the nordic fivealtic three format, or from the arctic council which includes eight of nine within nato but nine -- to the bucharest nine states along the eastern flank of nato, we tend to think of europe as these almost subregional units in our mental maps. but the russians clearly don't and their recent reorganization of their military structure points to this and hence this report that can hopefully make a contribution. they've dissolved

you havell so workplaces should be making insurance equitable. also if you need d be talking to a doctor because that to find out that we need to talk about other kinds of treatments. and then i think wn po working,. so i think who has a medical issue should their time for that and you know if someone says, you know, when i have really bad cramps, i can do all this work at home and i'm okay with it because can get my heating pad and i do that and i want keep workincat but it's just so much harder to come into the office, you know, so having that kind of flexibility acknowledges that viously there's going to be some types of jobs that that just doesn't work for. but there are many that do. and so those would be the three things that that i would personally, when i hear companies about like -- equity or menopause and meusar from people work there and you tell me about what they have to pay for this prescription or that prescription like vaginal estrogen costs them 300 bucks and it should be so the companis need to walk the and make insurance afford

remarkably, he claims to havele reached his conclusion after he >> watching just one hourhter of televisio ]n, a california software engineer went viral for wearing an air headset on his wedding day. then the bride went viral, and the honeymoon by dumping him and banging the best manthe he deserved. all right, let's domonolo the monologue. do you feel it, america? something's builg.d. and it's not just a tensionhe between me and the 3 million people at home. >> it's that feeling. you get waiting for a parent to finally smack that obnoxious kid. is >> the restaurant who screaming and whining for attention. ing anr i feel it every night, but ithat sense that america has finally had enough of th ie left. using identity as a weapon to settle old scores. the adults finally come home. last week, the university of florida eliminate thed all diversity, equity and inclusion positions. the employees were said tohocked be shocked, believing that they were the one s who were supposed to be getting other people fired. and so that rustling soundhear you hear is thousands of woke acts filling application

if you have an air force, you have marine one, you havel h all the assets of the federal government at your disposal to get to wherever you want. to get to. and certainly even during a fundraiserev, he couldcould have taken 2 minutes and talked from his heart about it. but none of that happened. horace a . that hap >> none of it happened. what we saw last night was the president's let them eatt' cake moment. millions of americans sufferingi because of the mismanagement of this economy. is >> i say this frequently we'reen seeing record numbertly.s. of foreclosures. people are having their cars repossessepeoplesed.d. we are seeing a silent job loss because the reports are now showing that the actual growth in employment is in part time jobs, not in full time jobs. it is totally and completely unseemly in this environment for our president to sayt we that we're going to try to set a record for the amount raised. no money. to help people buy eggs and bacon. no money to make sure that people can affordpe gasoline. when president trump can aff was in charge, millions of americans, the majori

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i havel thate ou your back.nd i'm as much as any president has in american history. >> lyndon johnson, more than obama. nobody even believes that black voters are saying no to joe because joe doesn't understandgo the new generation. for months, the media has beenw tryinggenera media to figure the examining black voters, like an exotict, foreign species. >> right now, i couldn't tell. you that they open the pollsr j tomorrow. i'm joe biden. so what changed life? >>i want the right person so that i'm not paying $8 for his $15 for gas the way these last three or four years have made. this is the worst it's ever been wayne t in my life.t it's >> i never would even consider thinking about voting for donald trump. but living in america, these last four is a consideration. >> president bidenonsidera had d a dream that he couldn't accomplish. his famous quote wasat he couldr african-americans, you weren't black. bideou weren't didn't vote for joe biden. what do you think of former president trump? i thin ak president tr

own responses when iran and iranian backed organizations have targeted our personnel and tragically haveledilitary strikes free shipping in the red sea, that we will respond and iran - >> with our respect that's baloney and the ayallah has he message pic let me ask you how many ghost fleet vessels to the d biden administration sanction before october 7? >> again, sctions matters belong to the treasury department so i spit it do you know the answer? >> i would have to defer to the department. >> and is the biden administration concerned about the billions of dollars they continue to flow to the ayatollah today, right now today, that money is flowing to the ayatollah because there are 400 ships in the ghostly that thise administration will not sanction. the ayatollah itself in much ofa much of that oil to communist china. it's rather spend use to find thomas, to find hezbollah and houthis, the biden administration's response is well, we made baloney. cut off the money. why will the biden administration not cut off the money from iran? >> senator, i really have to stay inen the length of the d

federal courts havell found in three of our recent cases alabama south carolina, and louisiana the states created racially discriminatory congressional maps. so let's be clear el df is fighting in the courts along with their other civil right sisters and brothers we cannot litigate our way out of this problem. but congress can legislate. black americans are headed into november with a shredded shield. as a result of the shelby county versus dnc decision the voting rights act as a shadow of its former self precisely what we need strong voting r protections and rising authoritarianism has stripped them away the state of voting rights for black americans is tenuous. and that is an urgent crisis for democracy and for this congress. powerful call to action last week state of the union address and he nam the specific solutions are reintroduced in bothth chambers. jon r lewis voting advancement act and the freedom to voteth of which we call on congress to pass. the right to vote preserves every rights that we hold dear it's a nonviolent means of viexpressing our will. protecting the right to vot

many americans havel- reported an increase in allergy related symptoms that come earlier thanc usual.of oak trees bloom from january to mid-may. march can be spthe worst time for pollen. experts recommend using your air conditioning, keeping those windows closed at home and getting the necessary medication and treatments from your doctor. >> all right. time is 725, a new resource in san francisco for helping people get jobs. we tell just opened at san francisco city hall, and to spring into savings, the latest effort by amazon to try to bring people who live in rvs fear they could be forced out of the precious parking spots where they've set up their homes in weekend, but you drivers should know to get around the closure on interstate 6x0 from ktvu.t& >> fox two news this is mornings on two. well good morning. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on it's spfriday, march q5th as you make your way out of your neighborhood this morning, steve paulson, you might see some tree branches kind of debris in the road. i saw a littlec bit of that. >> absolutely saw the same thing mys

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