people did not live in russia. but they won, they won everything rich europe, which came under the bannercists, and those who just yesterday looked at the soviet people from on high, we then also made healthy, won because we fought for our native land, it gave strength, gave strength on the battlefield , strength to survive grief, strength to restore... to lose this belarusian identity, this depth that sits very strongly within us, despite the vicissitudes that the belarusian people experienced, and during the great patriotic war, during the period of collapse soviet union, we were able to preserve our culture, religious foundations in... preserved the status of a family, yes, including providing the opportunity for the development of our art, culture, science, these are the so -called higher forms of social consciousness, but they allow us these higher forms of social consciousness to accurately identify who the enemy is for us, because if we replace them, and... one of the forms of such a communal system, let it sound like this, yes, let us be criticized, but this is a communal system,

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all for very the you are p and i, you know, want you to a, always to push for a federal into rich in europe before the crisis in ukraine. the europe and projects was already in a very bad situation because babies lester's, on this report from the people are economically he doesn't work anymore. but your role is exhaust or, and, or your pin union as no voice in the world, or will be claim to be jump with the car, actually, or between the us, russia, china, in your, they all week or on the week or, and this crises in ukraine they've been monday to date it. they'd be no, actually be swan westphal bulk to buy your by. you need to announce your month of the fuse or for washing to to negotiate. we brush a new or your pan 6 year, which a tricky regiment. as the e u. member states, they photo the yours. ok 20 the the government's wide fable between you and the integration like your friend sure of adjustments they use it. you know, fortunately, as opposed to this way to save the european project to, to find a new enemy, russia to push for more european integration. orval people are less, less in fav

europe, rich, falling under the banner of nazism.hey cleared their country of fascists and those who only yesterday looked at the soviet union. restore the destroyed and the strength not to take revenge, who were made stronger by acts of intimidation, such a battlefield, the strength to survive grief, the strength like the bombing of dresdan, atomic bombs dropped on jeroshima and gosaki. absolutely senseless and cruel, a shameful page in history: hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed at the end of the war, when everything was already decided, for what? to declare your dominance to the whole world and keep the planet in fear? it was not by chance that i delved into history; we saw the echoes of the bombs dropped on germany and japan. in korea, vietnam, angola, nicaragua, panama, yugoslavia, iraq, libya, afghanistan, syria, all these are new geopolitical goals, for which redistributed the markets for oil, gas, rare metals and other minerals. but tell me, washington and london have become stronger in terms of political reputati

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nature, possessing a reserve of powerful vital energy. but they won, they defeated the whole of europe, the richo came under the banner of nazism, they cleared their country of fascists, and those who just yesterday looked down on the soviet people, we then also made them healthy, they won because they fought for their native land, it gave strength, gave strength on the battlefield, strength to survive grief, strength to restore what was destroyed and... strength not to take revenge, who were made stronger by acts of intimidation, such as the bombing of dryazan, dropped on jeroshima on gosaka. atomic bombs, absolutely senseless and cruel, a shameful page in history, hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed at the end of the war, when everything was already decided, in order to declare their dominance to the whole world and keep the planet in fear. it was no coincidence that i delved into history, the echoes of those dropped on germany, and i... we saw bombs in korea, vietnam, angola, nicaragua, panama, yugoslavia, iraq, libya, afghanistan, syria, all these are new geopolitical goals, behin

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have a very serious school laid down, on the other hand you have such a fairly rich western experience, but you worked in europe in america, and how things are there, well, there was a movie there, and i still starred with jean luc gadara, and gadara didn’t even come to me, from gadara, from gadara himself, and like a gadar, he was beautiful. gaddar was amazing to me at that moment, because the very name gadar, you understand, it was dark in my eyes, he invited me, but i acted with him, i was at the audition and... when i was approved for gadar, it was very funny, because well, this can’t be, because this can never happen, yes, and naturally, i shot what was the name of the film, the film was called these funny russians, the film, as far as i understand, did not work out, but it doesn’t matter, i had such an experience in my life and i communicated directly with godard, you know, somehow manage to change my acting school, i think that i didn’t... succeeded with him, because it was a completely different experience and like an incredible reverence for such authority, naturally i just went by touch, plus of cours

words, so the richness of the language, unfortunately lost, in russia i feel rich. live, and of course, i don’t like it in europeific freedom, if i write and of course, there are a huge number of ways to make some kind of comment, then, of course, i should be able to print it, in germany and france, these are the countries where i taught , this is no longer the case, because now... the fbi requested some materials about me , and that they could not tell me then, because by law they do not have the right to immediately inform a person about this kind of surveillance, but now they had the right to inform me, and i asked my lawyers, how to treat this, treat it normally, such is life today that if a person... from your point of view, this is such a turn, it affects our perception of what the west has become, of course it does, i... the united states, excuse me, the senator also did not violate anything, but i had many contacts for allegedly helping russia to have contacts with trump, which was later proven. to the monument to the red army, a majestic monument, where every year on february 23, when we were at various

they promise europe some fabulous riches in ukraine, forcing them to allocate money, but in essence europely, shell out everything, and they won’t get anything from ukraine, it’s just not a damn thing, but they don’t understand it yet... they understand they’re going to do all this to intensify the situation in every possible way, and what is interesting is that a number of european nato member countries, among other things, are still preparing to secretly send their military to ukraine, so as not to damage the supposed authority of the alliance. this was stated today by us state department consultant edward lutwak. nato countries will soon be forced to send soldiers to ukraine or face catastrophic defeat. the british and french, along with the nordic countries already. advanced, the latter could play an important role by freeing their ukrainian colleagues for retraining for combat missions. alexandrevich, how real is the threat that they are talking about, yes, that questions are already being considered, what kind of contingent can we talk about, is it hundreds, thousands or maybe tens o

europe or africa or any other place. it seems to me that our country is so rich. object on the map of our region and it will work not onlyhout the season. anna boeva, denis mazaev, anatoly pikurov, hosted by orel.

rich people in the world. and that includes most of these in europe, a cancer about 50 percent of global emissions. so there's an element of culpability here that we can't run away from the dr. sims and bob we that you mentioned is not the fault of the people of zimbabwe. it's seriously couldn't contribute you too, by what we in the west are doing what we in the developed world are doing. so i think it's incumbent on the g 20 to face up to its responsibilities, but it has to be a leader in this area. and the you and the europe in general has been the area that people have looked too far. leadership, historically in climate, during the years of the trunk administration, for example. it was the you, the tech, the candle alive if you like. but in terms of climate action, so i think that we have to route 2 leaders in the us and why didn't we g 20? but i'm so as design was saying that there are countries in the developing world which are models in terms of their attention, attention this to this issue. and they are willing to forego short term economic growth for long term sustainability. i think it's t

republican congressman from the state georgia rich mccormick during a congressional hearing on us military posture and national security challenges in europee , the commander-in-chief of nato's joint forces in europe, christopher cavoli, said that ukraine has a good chance of victory, largely due to the tenacity of its military, which has been holding its defense against a much stronger army for more than two years. us deputy secretary of defense celeste wonder told what goal... the us is trying to achieve in ukraine. an important issue when it comes to ukraine, which in my opinion is incredibly strategic an important country. in the world, is this war even winnable? yes, and it can be done in a number of ways, for example, preventing the russians from achieving a strategic victory, or forcing a strategic defeat on them, that in itself is a victory, even if it is a temporary victory for the alliance, so in that sense we can do it together with our ukrainian partners. i think this is very important, you said earlier that the supply to ukraine is adequate. i don't like the word adequate. our support must not slow down. this idea, which is pr

son's being a dominant feature that k, that's not true everywhere in europe, and we probably ought to focus briefly on the still stories rich, which is going to be all in scuffling rails and eventually even fairly strong winds . the warning lights his girlfriend in particular, and that same system will bring a bit more snow to some norway. eventually it'll expand and take rain into northern crowns and into spain. but to be honest, apart from that which does dump and things down by a few degrees, volts is to store it. it certainly spreads up towards sweden west, across the teen contrast with these for when it was night a couple of days ago. pick something in the middle and this is this middle bit which is really warm. near the knock you on the doors of reco, it's one small was aggregate for example, up to about 30 degrees by monday. the record is $31.00 for april. the average is 40 . yeah, well above average. well that's been the case for us. the hell is what was after we've had a reco breaking temperatures in center gold south molly, they're probably still about the same sort of level. and when warnings potential sandstorm

europe or africa or any other place. it seems to me that our country is so rich so uniquely different. such completely original phenomena of nature, culture, history that by creating such points of attraction, we create a reason to go and get to know our country better. the fountain will definitely become a noticeable tourist attraction on the map of our region, and it will work not only on holidays, but throughout the season. anna boeva, denis mazaev, anatoly pikurov, hosted by orel. alpha friday. superke every week using alfabank cards. on friday, april 26, we are giving 30% cashback on fuel in our service refills in the app. order a free alpha card and receive a superkick. not just profitable. alpha is profitable. happy birthday. it’s faster and more convenient, thank you for teaching me, this is someone else who taught whom, vtb, together everything will work out, hunt! this is your thirst for the main trophy from 20 million. your chance to take yours in 15 minutes for only 100 rubles. hunt, come out to win. sber is introducing a loan with 2% cashback to give you even more opportunities. opportunities to get everyth

if you have a very serious school. on the other hand, you have such a fairly rich western experience, but you worked in europeon when i was approved for the role of the director, it was very funny, because well... the film, as far as i understand, didn’t work out, but it doesn’t matter, i had such an experience in my life and i communicated directly with godard, you know, somehow managed to change my acting school, i think i didn’t succeed with him, because it was a completely different experience and kind of ...incredible reverence for such authority, naturally, i just went by touch, plus, of course, difficulties translation and everything else, but there was such an experience, there was experience. were you terribly upset? yes, what are you talking about, life is over, i, in my opinion, for two years i could not drive past the passage of the art theater, that is, the current komerger theater. one great russian writer had the same feeling as mikhail afanavich bulgakov’s kamhata, yes, he also swore that he would not step foot on mkhata, after maliere’s play was filmed, so, i must say, he broke his promise, t

rich history. take even such a situation as the sites of ancient man. the very first sites of primitive people were discovered in woodland. and all the historical milestones of europethey are all connected. and so irina chespoley, if you look even at an event a hundred years ago, this is the first world war, which affected virtually the entire globe, and here in this image we see what this woodland looked like 100 years ago, how powerful the defensive line was here, in almost 3 years from 15, 1915 to the eighteenth year , the front was completely stabilized here until... let's say one of the most interesting villages of the polesie vygonashchi, this is a village that was literally split in two by the front line, on the eastern side of the position of the russian army, on this side the kaiser's troops were fortified, from those times, like living evidence of those battles, they remained in this very place, this fortified area, which was created under russian bombs and high-explosive shells. very accurate, skillful artillery, it was created, and even in the memoirs of those times it is described as a completely impregnable bridgehead, in history this object is known

europe is a tier one region of the world. support for the european order given the mass amounts of direct investment actually and riches american so we can focus on newer domestic spending priorities. >> when i say we are buying these weapons system it means they are taking money and giving it to someone else. you don't have to look much further than the shores of the u.s.. which goes directly into the u.s. economy. >> now it is difficult to find a different angle. we share the position. what can happen next. one are being restored in europe. all of us having a nice vacation saying that these couple of years were very difficult. when you see us struggling to support the ukraine or even struggling to define a strategy as to what winning is and how to get there, you have to say is there anybody thinking about plan b. then the numbers come in place. russia started this war with 200,000 troops in the army. currently they have about 1.2 million regular army and of those about half a million are in the ukraine. there is almost twice as much military in the ukraine than they had years ago. now the defense ministers a couple of days ag

rich. we albanians were the poorest in europe. we were afraid of the world, but the world did not really know much about us. so there was a lot of self-inflicted fear and isolation to satisfy the dictator and the ruling party. so that actually was very eye-opening to me. and the fact that i could now meet and talk to outsiders, so curious to meeting a person who grew up in isolation, we were exotic in the beginning. but it did make me very skeptical of dogma. and that things are this way because that is with this theoretical model says, maybe. but give me more evidence. so when i think about global solidarity's, i often think about how globalization has helped many people leave poverty and difficult conditions. so for me, transnational solidarity is a way in which small countries and small partners can work together with stronger institutions and international organizations to protect the weak and to constrain the strong. >> so i grew up seeing myself and feeling like a third culture kid. you know, even before i had the vocabulary

he was a janitor at the hospital , and i know a rich girl that got pregnant when she was in high school. she got a holiday in europei also know of a poor girl who got pregnant by a rich kid, and the hairdresser did her abortion , and she bled to death. i do not want to see our country ever go back to that. it is just ludicrous that that is where the supreme court justice is that all lied to get in their position stand. thank you. host: anne is next in maryland. caller: good morning. i have one major thing to say. for all the people who keep pulling the bible about thou shalt not kill. they need to look at the cooccurrence of the death penalty and limitations on abortions. almost every state, save one, that has limitations on abortions, has the death penalty. so, they do not want us to kill an unborn child, but it is ok if we kill somebody who is already here? that just makes no sense to me, and i have a son who was a pastor, and i can tell you, we argue about this all the time. additionally, there were some gentlemen -- that's the wrong term. he was so crude. who said, if the woman has five to 10 minutes of leisure

whole rich to pot in 2022 has called the claims baseless france, newspaper, limone, as well as british publication. the guardian are also among those blocked for an indefinite time. jetta in europe, spain's prime minister says he's staying in office despite for peace. describe as a campaign of harassment by the country's right wing federal. sanchez announced his decision in a live television address to the nation. it follows days of spec condition about his future. sanchez took time out to consider whether to resign in the wake of a corruption investigation into his wife. she has anything of what you have to say on there as it is either. so he decided to remain as refinement as stuff and seek to stay on with most rents. if that is even possible, but things will not continue as they have done this. this will mark a new beginning, is open to that so i can guarantee that is why i'm committing myself to what tirelessly. so this family and comedy for re generation about democracy. what, another thing and the consolidation of rights and freedoms. you know, society for the about them that it's just a bit of dice. and correspondent john phillip charles sent us this and not as is from bu

rich issue, but i have, so to speak, five cents. so, an important message from the president of lithuania to useda. if nato deploys nuclear weapons in poland, it will contribute to deterrence and meet europe's security expectations. this was stated by the lithuanian president gitana from naused. i am quoting the lithuanian president. recently , there have definitely been events that increase presence. military power in our neighborhood, including the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons. unfortunately, this is a reality today, both in the kaliningrad region and, as far as we know, in the territory of belarus, and the lithuanian president emphasized that the possible placement of nuclear weapons in poland would not be a threat to russia. the idea of ​​deploying nuclear weapons is not an incitement, not a threat to russia, but an element of deterrence, which should play a truly significant deterrent role. factor and power, well, in the meantime in the united states, we talked about this for a couple of days, published a report on the observance of human rights in ukraine for the 23rd year, well, this report was published on the website of the state department of the united states, and the r

rich resources and a powerful military-industrial complex and china with enormous economic and human potential. they realized that they could not cope with this union, they found a way out, the conflict in europein ukraine, in this situation, shift onto the shoulders of e the question of what european politicians are capable of at all, essentially under concentrated, it seems, already everywhere, this is the sight of american machine guns, and what will belarus oppose to them? one thing is clear: us they really want to drag us into a war like no one else, and i, as the commander in chief, our military and intelligence services see this, while they are provoking us, digging taka. that they are modernizing the military infrastructure, weapons, i have already said, we are on the other side of the border, we are building a peaceful life here, we are not building walls, we are not digging trenches, but our love of peace is not pacifism, i ask you not to be confused, as threats grow, we will accept symmetrical measures to increase combat power, turning to them, the world is entering a global conflict, where america and china with russia are on opposite sides of the barricades, pitting the slavic peo

rich. >> good evening, shannon. shortly after signing that bill at the white house, president biden said it was good day for the united states, for europeand for world peace. as other events in the u.s. are also drawing international attention. >> my commitment to israel, i want to make clear again, is ironclad. the security of israel is critical. >> president biden today signed a foreign aid bill including more than $26 billion in funding for israel. as critics say he isn't doing enough to address campus protests spreading across the country. with some lauding and parroting terrorist organizations. while the president made no mention today of those demonstrations, the white house says officials will forcefully call out anti-semitism. >> protests must be peaceful. you know, students must be safe. a when we see violent rhetoric, we have to call that out. when we see physical intimidation or grotesque anti-semitic remarks, we have to speak that out. >> tomorrow, president biden will be in the new york area with no campus visits on his schedule. while at columbia today, house speaker mike johnson and several other republicans pressed the a

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