mission alsas began for the americans in paris, liberated from the germans.pecial agents needed to identify the scientists who took part in the uranium project. the fact is that in 1943, us scientists were sure that the wehrmacht would attack boston, chicago, new york and san francisco with nuclear weapons. secretly, many geiger counters, radiation meters, were placed in cities. scientists were thinking about how to organize a pre-emptive strike. based on intelligence data, members of the mission established that the german uranium project was concentrated south of stuttgart, in the town of ehingen. upon learning of this, washington sounded the alarm. according to the agreement, this territory was to go to the french. the decision was made quickly. the us mechanized regiment, violating the demarcation lines, moved towards ehengen, entering the city a day earlier than the french army. the operation was called a deception. washington forces arrested the project participants, among whom was the famous scientist ottogan. all materials were confiscated and the nuc

understand what we are thinking about, about bombs, but bombs, general leslie groves was so pleased with alsas'ssults that he used mission agents to further study german laboratories, dragging everything that was in bad shape. scouts , professionals, nuclear scientists, while mercilessly robbing their manhattan atomic project, taking 24 of the best specialists from there. how disastrous this project was, if the bet was on capturing the bomb from the germans, one american physicist wrote: “it seems that we have gotten ourselves involved in a hopeless cause.” the project is not moving forward one iota, our leaders, in my opinion, do not believe in it at all success, and we don’t believe it either, if it weren’t for the huge money they pay us here, i think we would have been doing something more useful long ago. it is noteworthy that the americans, having essentially robbed the french as part of the mission, made a book-length story out of it. yes, now the participants in those events, the heroes who violated the agreements, who prevented the nazis from creating a bomb. this is a falsification of h

the alsas mission began for the americans in paris, liberated from the germans. necessary was to identifycientists who took part in the uranium project. the fact is that in 1943, us scientists were sure that the wehrmacht would attack boston, chicago, new york and san francisco with nuclear weapons. secretly, many geiger counters, radiation meters, were placed in cities. scientists were thinking about how to organize a pre-emptive strike. based on intelligence data, the mission members established that the german uranium project was concentrated south of stuttgart, in the town of echengen. upon learning of this, washington scored. the united states, violating the demarcation lines, moved towards ehengen, entering the city a day before the french army. the operation was called a deception. washington forces arrested the participants in the project, among whom was the famous scientist ottogan. all materials were confiscated and the nuclear reactor was dismantled. upon arrival, the french scratched their heads in surprise, but remained silent. operation deception was hardly worth the risk of

alsa, the problem is not only the voters, it is not the issue of the voters., an organizational culture has overcome the parliament during these years. i am fed up with this organizational culture and those behaviors or misbehaviors that have been institutionalized in the parliament . the leadership in the first meeting that we served them, the first year of our representation in 2099 , said that the parliament has damages and cut these damages. fix it, one is the same behavior of the representative, the other is sometimes the structure of the parliament has flaws, the internal procedures parliament, and for this reason, i believe that elections are not just a friday when we go and vote in the election box, a process starts from the moment people nominate themselves to participate in the parliament. what little desire do they have to participate in the parliament ? in the summer, when the first stage of registration took place, i called many of my young, thoughtful and experienced friends. sir, if you are a candidate, take part in the elections, sometimes they

this week became famous, that is, both mother and daughter really became famous, so to speak, mother, alsakova is the daughter, and mother, my god, mother, mom, mom's name is ba, bam, dina, myth, and myth and khutdinova, i apologize, and a little bonnet with the last name, the word mother, a deputy of the regional council. both champion speakers, very cool athletes, well, but my daughter, but my daughter said such and such, recorded such and such a video, we can watch it now, the day after tomorrow i will fly to dubai, i will lie down, drink coconuts, go to the shops and feel great, and you will continue to sit in the war, hide, run to the basements, suck your paw and think when you will open a zara or rage. air alarm, then all deputies must go to the basement to the basement and wait for the end of the air alarm and only after that the session continues, since the mother of this girl is a deputy of the regional council, then the mother of this girl also goes to the basement together with everyone and sits until the end of the air alarm , there are no coconuts. there is nothing like that t

alsa, that it is not just a problem of the voters, it is not a matter of the voters. you see, an organizational culture has overcome the parliament during these years, sometimes i am a representative from the road. i come , i eat, i go in this organizational culture and. that the behavior or misbehavior that has been institutionalized in the parliament surrounds me. the leadership in the first meeting that we served them, the first year of our representation in the year 99, said the assembly. the procedures in the parliament, and for this reason, i believe that the election is not just a friday when we go to vote in the election box . it is a process from the moment people are nominated to participate in the parliament . in the literal sense of the word, with experience, they have little desire to participate in my parliament in this election . in the summer when the first stage of registration was my servant i called a lot of young, thoughtful and experienced friends. sir, if you are a candidate , take part in the elections, sometimes they say no. now why should we c

the imprisonment in russia of american journalists evan hershkovich from the wall street journal and alsa kurmasheva from radio liberty. president biden also promised to take action in the coming weeks in response to the global crackdown on press freedom. he, in particular, promised to introduce sanctions and ban the issuance of visas to those who try to force the press shut up. the famous phrase addressed to the ship ruskava, which sounded from zmiyny island at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion, became a symbol of ukrainian resistance. one of the defenders of the island, marine roman hryb, recently visited the united states. he was invited to the presentation of the film "life on the edge", within which funds are collected for prosthetics of wounded ukrainian soldiers. roman spent more than a month in russian captivity, and told my colleague iryna shinkarenko about what happened on the island, hourly on the first day of great war marine roman hrybov left the kherson region, where he serves, for a few days to participate in charity events in the usa. the most popular lots a

uh, the chance is alsa georgia to actually become a full fledged member of bethel pressuring the government into doing that. the government has responded and saying, this is exactly why we need this law because we have western interference in our internal affairs now. uh, the people here are saying that they definitely want to become a member of the european union calls us as an 80 to 90 percent respond and say they want to be a member of the you. so they want to be the and they want the wants the future offer. george's a bid to become a you member, to high on the face of this law. thank you very much to meet your residential with all the latest on these protests and the judge and capital to please see the world food program is saying more than 300 people have been killed by flash funding in afghanistan is northern province of babylon. thousands of homes have also been destroyed. emergency personnel is searching for survivors. that fence and monahan brings us more on the story. this is all that remains of a village in afghanistan is background province. the region has been hit hard by flood

son political analyst and the system professor event housing university and tell of eve, gideon levy alsa and columnist at the hearts newspaper and in vienna. flooded may a von or chief economist of the international think tank a globe 2nd, we welcome to each of you. thank you very much for your time. give you and i wonder if i can stop with you. what does it mean for the 1st muslim majority country to recognize the state of israel back in 1949. to now take this step of halting. all trade ties with israel. it has all kinds of meaning proceed can build. so beginning coal for attendance, see which way, gary mall states, not only most of them ones, but the whole, but at this moment the sol brooks elizabeth, more realistic that say they really that they have a ceasefire. we get you burning. sure. and then even as one say's this band wouldn't be canceled, in any case was shown on the ice, they made a step because it hasn't been the economic kind of cultural oriented gun and socially, even military consequences. and i guess when talking about them lakes or yeah, certainly we will get onto the p

, this is the third book in a trilogy of nonfiction, which is engaging with the world quite d this alsaething else as well, partly because you are so strongly determined. talk to us about the way in which opium is an art. the poppy, an art in this history in and of itself, just to explain what you mean by that,like that is what makes ths book stand among many things. but that is one of the things that makes it stand. well, you know certainly this idea is not unique. me, i mean, there's an american diplomat and historian who first said, you know, the poppy if you look at the history of the poppy, get the sense that this is intel you. i mean, in as much as you can imagine the intelligence in a plant this is this plant has some kind of intelligence cause it constant out things every effort to control it. you know not only that it creates these recurrent patterns. you know patterns in society, d we can come back to that if you like. but certainly the reason xkat i began to think about it, particularly is because since i'■'ve been since 2016, i've ben engaged in writing nonfiction about the