communicate with the leading researcher at the center for international security of the institute of world economy and international relations iran, dmitry trinin. dmitriy vitalievich, hello. yes, dmitry vtalievich, we welcome you. in your opinion, these teachings are more than that? you know, i can’t hear you very well, let’s try to pause for a while, then we’ll come back to you, maybe we’ll have a better connection with the mood, and we’ll discuss this extremely important topic, of course, the state has abolished commissions for transfers between your accounts in different banks, with on may 1, russians can transfer their money from one bank to another for free; in effect, it is now possible to receive a salary from one bank at once transfer to another, where it is more profitable. transfer money to a free alpha card, receive a super cash in rubles and a 16% rate on savings. not just profitable, alpha profitable. what do we bring back from savita’s travels? a little sea, delicious traditions. cashback bonuses for your next trip. the avito trip will go as planned with cashback and bonuses. under the silver foil, a delicious

right here in the studio before your eyes, will become students of the moscow state institute of international relationse of the most prestigious universities in russia. our reopak, let me introduce him to you, there is a very interesting judge, i i've been waiting for him... for a long time, and he finally came, this is a writer, playwright, screenwriter, director and actor of theater and cinema, quite right, evgeniy valerievich grishkovets, the judge is playing along, the secretary of the panel of judges, marina trimurazova, and the secretary of the panel karina. fourth year student at the faculty of international knyazeva, and my assistant is a student of relations at mgemo university, natalya fomenko. we invite daniil eremin, yurkina, rybensky district, yaroslavl region. prologue chose the yellow track , lost to himself on it, but won back on the podium by typing seven martins lost the prologue in the semi-finals, found himself on the yellow track again, and got passed over. nizhny novgorod region, in the quarterfinals he won ahead of schedule on the yellow track, in the semifinals he chose the gree

ping's visit to european countries, says a reviewer from the british royal chathamhouse institute of international relationsegarding this visit, we heard two main things: firstly, it is russia's invasion of ukraine and china's position on it, and it is clear that beijing has not changed its position, not to support russia militarily, and that is what was clearly communicated. but what, in my opinion, was less clear was the economic one the question of where china and france, china and the eu are now almost on the brink. trade war related to electric cars, so i think it will be a more difficult and long-term conversation between china and france and china and the european union. the eu is china's second largest... partner. on the other hand , china is also not at the stage of realizing economic transformations and is trying to grow from a country with a low level of production to a country with a high level of production. so essentially chinese companies are looking for sales markets in europe. and it is obvious that it is a way to generate exports, stimulate growth. obviously, this is what china wants to re

honest, in the years of my soviet youth, when i was a graduate student at the institute of world economy, international relations, just a deep state, the term would be yes was, well, it meant this, who owns the power, well , i don’t know, maybe it’s an american term that was invented for the soviet union in the thirties, here it is, well, that is, it probably wasn’t a term. ok, maybe the terms, maybe they forgot later, i don’t know, it’s just that when i, i claim there, maybe the term was there, or maybe it was still in such a wonderful wheel as dmitry describes it, but no, well, before we were talking about the freemasons, of course, too, well, yes, political, no, now there is, the state political elite is a bureaucratic apparatus, no, but here it was about the depth a state that actually governs, yes, but look at this as a term of american political analysis first of all. in this matter, well, probably one more thing , here’s what risha sunak did from my point of view, well, risha sunak washed his hands because he still had dirty hands for six months, yes , because there were still six months, so to speak, wel

she's a seller research in the funds institute of international relations kentucky with us on the program of how much this visit to gemini is about sort of mending fences . and so trying to get on the same page when it comes to the problems that europe is facing and whatnot, as public just mentioned is the upcoming european elections. and the threats, as many politicians would see of right wing parties. yes indeed. so um, and my call is now in germany meeting which contract to sign my at a german president. and he will also meet with all lectures and we are head on the european elections will to take place in 2 weeks time. and he wants to show that he's pro european. he already sketched out his idea of school, the european union, you know, so a one speech. so at silvan university, in april 2024. and so he has lots of ideas about how the strategic autonomy of the european union could look like and could become more tangible in terms of competitiveness of the european union of 1st. but also when it comes to more security on the european continent, us war is going on in continental with the

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of the southern military district, they also involve aviation and navy. and we have the opportunity to communicate with dmitry trenin, leading researcher at the center for international security, institute of world economy and international relationsmitry vitalievich, we welcome you. on in your opinion, these exercises are more than that, a real test of combat readiness or a signal to the west, or both. it is clear that the rhetoric we are now hearing is from the outside.

the plaque and the statue of the selected institution are honored to the head of the international relations of the islamic republic of iran and the ministry of foreign affairs, mr. dr. amir abdullahian, the honorable minister of foreign affairs. may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speed their fate. but in the description of this tall man of foreign policy, if we want to go through his professional record, we will reach here 40 years, 40 years, 40 years of the newspaper, 40 years. 40 years , yes, a perversion that was prominent for those who knew him closely, he saw the people and knew humanity, he was concerned about the oppressed, he held the stone of the homeland in the form of the islamic republic of iran, not one word less, not one word more. hosni sadat shabiri, broadcasting agency, mohammad javad zarif, former minister. the foreign affairs of our country is sincere in action he recognized the common characteristics of the martyred president khadimon reza and foreign minister amir abdullahiyan, mr. zarif said that the

honest, in the years of my soviet youth, when i was a graduate student at the institute of world economy, international relationsocracy, which america is going to fight for, no matter what it costs, is correlated with the presence of a deep state, that’s how, how generally, yes, how these two values ​​are correlated, i would say so, yes in this whole matter, well , probably, one more thing, here’s what rishisuna did, from my point of view, well, reshisuna washed his hands, because there’s still six months left. i did it, but it won’t happen there, we can’t wait, in fact, i was going to drain the washington stuff. and i i want i want to tell us that about that right now is very important, listen, but we need to take a break, a turning point in the sense that the generation with whom we communicated has just passed away, well, the generation of fathers, grandfathers who fought, here are today’s youth, students, for example, they no longer communicated with these people, they communicated through us, so to speak, yes they honor, yes they treat this, well, let’s say, with reverence, yes, but it still wasn’t, the liv

this is professor of international relations and contemporary history of the, in the legion institute for this tense studies to join just joins us now. welcome to the w, and what kind of weapons are we talking about here? i mean, what all a tactical nuclear bombs, exactly. so they are considered less powerful than intercontinental ballistic massage. they will have normally a smaller, smaller, you can be as small as to one killer. aton um, so they are considered for bought to fuel used. so the trash hold for they use may be lower, they can be car in by us. c, last me sells a airline to me. so it's a number based on his cells artillery. and they are not really subject to honest control, such as intercontinental ballistic muscles, which is also why we do not really know exactly how russia, how many of this war has russia has. but the estimates is around $1500.00 to 2000. okay, so these are not the kind of weapons but can wipe out whole facies bus. of course, they all tactical nukes abrams. exactly, yeah, mm hm. okay, so, so that's where it, again it's, it's the, the, the, the trash hold

of new challenges, including those related to the policy of sanctions pursued by some countries and the dismantling of many of the basic foundations of international trade. we are constantly fine-tuning the institutionshe european union, which allows us to adapt to change and develop dynamically, despite the crisis. and phenomena in the global economy. tangible results were achieved in creating a favorable investment climate in the european union. this was facilitated by joint decisions to protect investments, support businesses and guarantee the rights of entrepreneurs. much has been done and continues to be done to promote industrial cooperation, import substitution and strengthen technological sovereignty. states of the association participants, in particular last year according to on the initiative of the russian presidency , a mechanism for budgetary financing of science-intensive projects carried out by enterprises, enterprises, and enterprises from the european union countries was launched. much attention in the eurasian union is invariably paid to issues of food security, development of the agro-industrial complex of our states, through joint efforts. managed to successfully solve the problem

fore more, i spoke to katarzyna zysk, who is a professor of international relations and contemporary history at the norwegian institutedies. by by delaying the air package for ukraine which allowed putin to make limited advances. so, there is also large—scale military organisation programme going on in russia. russia after the initial shock in the first month of the war, they have managed to resume and significantly increase production of weapons. as i mentioned, there is the military reform that aims basically into building a soviet style mass army. there are many potential problems along the way that russia is facing. but we see a different russia that is fighting the war today. one thing we did also hear from president putin was some sort of acknowledgement his country is living through a difficult time. what did you read into that? i think for one, i believe it is very hard for the russian propaganda to hide russia is experiencing economic problems, that this war is carrying an enormous economic, financial and human price. i think this is one potential reference to it. but i think putin is preparing the russian pu

have two sons. my sons are already adult, one of them works, has three higher educations, the second is studying at moscow state international relations instituteis dynasty, probably diplomatic, will begin with me, so my sons are, in principle, focused on this work, work in the international field, promoting the interests of the russian federation abroad, and i wish them, of course, great success in this, so that all their plans, all their ideas come true, this is important for me, as for a mother, well, as for any mother, success his... children, he is more important than his own success. my children, of course, come to me, very often, my youngest son lived here with me, for the first year, until he graduated from school, he studied under the name of pushkin. he really liked brest, and of course, first of all, when the eldest son and the youngest son arrived, we went to the brest fortress, this is certainly the place where you need to go first, and my grandmother came here to see me, they really liked belarus , they were natural in minsk, they were with me in grodno, they were impressed by these cities, their beauty, their architecture, and no

of them, received the right to free university education. areas, including it, civil service, international relations, law, economics, design and advertising. we are the only political party that has its own higher education institutionthe zhirinovsky university of world civilizations. winners will get in for free, runners-up with a big discount, it's all there. significance for the future of higher education in one of the best humanitarian universities in russia. i wish you all success, today and in the future. you already have made your choice, having graduated from the university of world civilizations, having won the zhirinovsky competition, many of you will decide to remain with the best political party of modern russia, together with the ldpr. the prospects for interaction between russia and the countries of the organization of islamic cooperation are being discussed today in kazan, where the russia islamic world forum is taking place; its participants talked a lot about russia’s partnership with the countries of the organization. islamic cooperation. mariyavtseva will tell you the details. approximately 11 people, and delegations from approximately 80 countries are meeting this year at the russia-islamic world

let's speak to katarzyna zysk, who is a professor of international relations and contemporary history at the norwegian institutegramme. this is something which happens every year. how has this one been different? 50. how has this one been different? so, this ear how has this one been different? srr, this year putin how has this one been different? sn, this year putin actually, how has this one been different? sr3, this year putin actually, the circumstances surrounded the victory parade is better than last year for putin, he appears to have another hand on the battlefield. this is partly because of the weakness the west has shown by delaying, the us in particular, the air package for ukraine which also allowed putin to make limited advances. so, there is also large—scale military organisation programme going on in russia. russia after the initial shockin russia. russia after the initial shock in the first month of the war, they have managed to resume and significantly increase production of weapons. as i mentioned, there is the military reform that aims basically into building a soviet style mass army. there ar

the department of international relations, kyiv kyiv-mohyla academy, gentlemen, these are all the consequences of staying in galicia, i forgot names of native kyiv educational institutionsank you all for your attention, and we are interrupting for the news, after the news we will meet with you again and talk about the situation in the united states of america of igor eisenbe. a professor of new york university, will be in touch with us, i hope, and we will ask him, and what we will ask about, you will find out after the news. news time on express tv channel. in the studio , iryna koval welcomes all the viewers, and now to the most important events. the united states will urgently sell three installations to ukraine hymars. the relevant decision was adopted by the state parliament of the country. the german government plans to finance the acquisition of missile systems. the country will spend about 30 million dollars on this. according to the us secretary of state anthony blinken, ukraine needs haimarts right now.

of new challenges . including those related to the policy of sanctions pursued by some countries and the dismantling of many of the basic foundations of international trade. we are constantly fine-tuning the institutions mechanisms of the european union, which allows us to adapt to changes and develop dynamically, despite to crisis phenomena in the global economy. this year armenia is presiding over the yac. and the anniversary summit was supposed to be held in yerevan, but at the suggestion of vladimir putin, the meeting was moved to moscow. nevertheless , nikol pashinyan, as expected, acted as chairman of the summit. the head of the cabinet of ministers of armenia called it eurasian. noting the main economic indicators, the president of belarus separately emphasized that the countries of the union have learned to hear each other better, and joint work helps to solve problems more effectively. first, the measures taken by us objectively contributed to an increase in mutual trade between member states of the union. at the end of the twenty-third year, its growth rate was almost 105%. in absolute terms. figures are about 90 billion dollars, growth rates, and this despite the continuing difficult situat

for more — i spoke to katarzyna zysk who is a professor of international relations and contemporary history at the norwegian institutedies. the circumstances surrounding the victory parade is better than last year for putin, he appears to have an upper hand on the battlefield. this is partly because of the weakness the west has shown by delaying, the united states in particular, by delaying the air package for ukraine which also allowed putin to make limited advances. so, there is also large—scale military modernisation programme going on in russia. russia, after the initial shock in the first month of the war, they have managed to resume and significantly increase the industrial production and renovation of weapons. as i mentioned, there is the ambition with military reform that aims basically into building a soviet—style mass army. there are many potential problems along the way that russia is facing, but we see a different russia that is fighting the war today. one thing we did also hear from president putin was some sort of acknowledgement that his country is living through a difficult time. what did you read int

related to it technologies. in addition, among the immediate plans of the educational institution is to hold an international forumd entrepreneurship. representatives are included among the participants. sash, what other news from the gomel region, we are looking forward to the next one. in the name of those who exchanged their jacket for a military tunic, the prosecutor's office of the gomel region prepared an exhibition called according to the law of martial law. the exhibition features about 50 portraits prosecutors of gomlyshchyna who took part in the great patriotic war. among them are those who were mobilized and those who independently went to the front or joined the partisans. while in service, prosecutors never stayed away from significant events for the country, continuing to serve the law in the rear areas, for example, investigating criminal cases against deserters and traitors to the homeland. collecting materials about prosecutors and war heroes took about 5 years, the search for information does not stop in the name of those who served and continued to serve their homeland and the law at that time d

i'm, i may have found on those professor international relations that instituted then press the university of metro. thank you so much. talk to people in the palestinian dice for are also welcoming the growing momentum to recognize palestine as an independent state where you spoke to a palestinian refugee living in lebanon. this is her story. in her own words, i had a land lost with all the nice thing that i would need to work on a uh, allow me last time and policy and, and it has shuttle mental out of a and i'm the, i'm going to give you the law would they add up something, well that long to save them inside the markets to find the some of the sort of funny it is out of the, in my because the items still while i'm at this. sure. so now i'm just my, on the house on a little bit and a half, it'll be a, want us to such a lie, let me and will be in the hey, a kid the until the senior and my beautiful. yeah. and i miss wilson was, i'll head off with doing that and then it'll be additional on the school and, and also that you can call somebody for a fee, and i had the additional, i'm a nano at thi

by following up through international institutions , we can arrest the accused and his related relatives on time and bring him to trial let's leave it the spokesman of the judicial branch also said: controlling bank accounts is prohibited and prosecuted except in cases for the detection of crimes or investigations, and the food agency deals with the publishers of people's financial documents. the judicial system also warns the whistleblowers to be careful about their behavior, that the behavior of violating the law and the judicial system will not be reflected and will follow up as necessary. basically , wherever people's trust is affected and people's privacy can be violated, the judicial system will take the first step to protect public rights, and we promise that this issue will be dealt with accordingly. with the presence of the deputy treatment of the minister of health in tabriz, several medical projects with 150 billion tomans were put into operation. hadi shahr city scan 16-slice hospital was opened, thank god, baba baghi hospital 's psychiatry department was opened in tabriz madani hospital , an advanced angiography machine for the advanced

the internal regulations of the parliament say: in addition to politics and foreign relations, this commission must follow up defense, information and security issues. 14 the organization and institution are related to the national security and foreign policy commission. including three ministries such as the ministry of foreign affairs. leader of the revolution, armed forces, presidential institution , expediency discernment council. the name of the national security and foreign policy commission was again mentioned in the parliament's internal regulations. if international treaties are to be concluded to amend the border lines, the law says that the review of the draft should first reach the people's representatives in this commission. the last resolution that went from the national security commission to the parliament floor and became a law is a plan to form a defense research and innovation organization. it was called sepand. sepand is an existing organization. in fact , this organization was formed in 2018 at the suggestion of the venerable martyr shahid fakhrizadeh, and it is currently active, but the legal infrastructure for its activity is necessary for the plan , which was s

once more on serbia is relations with china and it's now bringing in that they could choose a fellow at the institute of international politics and economics in belgrade is joining us live from the serbian capital. thank you very much for your time. so we saw there a warm welcome for the chinese president in belgrade, in contrast to the china, you tensions what under pins, the close ties between these 2 countries? what are the common interest as well? i will definitely argue that this is the digit comprehensive partnership agreement . that was signed back in 2016 thanks. talk to you. this was the last time actually that present is due to being has visited serbia and evelyn that time. and during the buyers and jeremy of course, then the relations between the 2 countries increasingly the highest day can you please a glitch got better by time. so i believe is the comprehensive partnership in economic, quantico, and scientific and technological domains definitely to spill over into all areas are socialized. so this is why probably china was of serbia's, most the critically important partner in this part of europe. what a

internal resources of our partner institutions. they have to go through the circulation fund, we still don't have anything to do. you see if in relation to which, god willing, we can manage optimally according to our duty, whether it is steel or cement, what important tools for construction operations, whether we can buy advanced technologies that we cannot provide and implement them for the benefit of housing, so naturally, this observation reminds us. which should speed up the operation of this fund now if the structure of its organization has not yet been approved in the country, including if the sources have not yet been assembled, the mechanism for its collection has not yet been completed, the task of forming the structure is on the employment organization , naturally, in the country , it is the approval of the structures of the country's institutions, at what stage is it ? with the help of the ministry's headquarters , we are carrying out the operation of the fund. right, well, we have now put it in the subtitle of the title of the program: "national housing fund is a vital tool in the construction of the country's houses . " c

of israel. >> thank you, pastor, for your friendship and your support. thank you, rabbi weinblatt, for organizing this important conference. i'm with the american jewish international relations institutemainly on issues red to the u.n. and by the way kobe is a very good friend of mine. for those he don't know, he's an israeli podcaster an academic who did his phd thesis on history of christian support for israel. i think we're very close with you in getting his information. my question is, i know about your tremendous efforts in peacemaking and you've been decided maybe. you are about to go to saudi arabia. clearly something is change there is positive, but it's been very disappointing since octobeb countries that are supposedly at peace with israel including uae. not one of them has clearly condemn hamas. they're all at the forefront of condemning israel. and all the excuses that the masses and so forth. but it is going to be peace there needs to be peace, it has to be real and they shouldn't find excuses to say the wrong thing. the second partin of that is african unity was happening in nigeria, which is horrible and you mentioned in a different context about 600 million evangelical

important to find better neighbourly relations and abdulla yan, who could speak a bit of arabic was helpful. thank you very much from the swedish national institute of international bbc persian. can you tell us a little bit about president raisi and what kind of man he was and to standing within the iranian people who must really be in shock today because two members of the government have been killed? the reaction the government have been killed? tue: reaction is the government have been killed? tte: reaction is first the government have been killed? tt2 reaction is first of all to this news has been a really different. yes, there were people who were pro—government people who are praying in tehran last night, lighting candles for him, hoping and wishing that he would come back alive. but you see on social media that many iranians are celebrating, especially those who have lost a member of their family, especially those who have lost a member of theirfamily, their especially those who have lost a member of their family, their loved ones, those who remained, those who lost their eyes during the protests from the security forces, they were celebrating. very promin

related. the parliament's agriculture commission is responsible for monitoring part of the performance of 4 ministries of energy, jihad, agriculture, health and country and: 26 corporate organizations and government institutions. the internalion of the islamic council states that the educational fields of the members of the parliament to participate in the agriculture commission of the parliament are as follows. agricultural collection of natural resources, meteorology collection, biology collection, health and environment collection, animal medicine group, geology collection, management collection, local development, rural social development, environmental economics. amendment of the law guaranteeing the purchase of basic agricultural products, according to some work. scientists this area was one of the laws that, in addition to increasing the production and purchase of wheat by 60%, was able to attract the trust of farmers and society. nasser eshkriz of radio and television news agency. our next meeting is at 7:45 in the morning on the first day. on june 2, the end of the 11th term of the islamic council , we announce the end of the session, which started on june 7, 2019, and during which important plans and bills were a

related to legislation, attending legal institutions and presenting reports 3. he is also responsible for the decisions of the board of directors to the representatives and the agenda of the meeting according to the internal mirror law of the board of directors. he should supervise all the affairs of baharestan, but perhaps one of the most important their most important duties are to prepare and adjust the weekly program in addition to maintaining the order and discipline of the meetings. also , the decision about the presence of various persons such as ministers and officials in the parliament is with this delegation. at the same time, all the members of the presidium are obliged to maintain the honor and authority of the parliament and defend the rights and legal status of the representatives. of course, whenever other representatives object to the quality of running the parliament or the way the president or other members of the presidium perform their duties. their objections are reviewed in the objections hearing board. if this objection is approved, that person's membership in the board of directors will be suspended akbarzadeh of the broadcasting news agency, mr. dr. haji babaei, mr. raisi, during

international relation institute. we work on issues related to the u.n. and by the way, koebi barta is a very good friend of us.is ph.d. thesis on the history of christian support of israel and i think worked very closely with you in getting his information. my question is, i know about your tremendous efforts in peace making and you've been to saudi arabia. you were about to go to saudi arabia. clearly something has changed there that's positive but they've been very disappointing since october 7 and so have the arab countries that are supposedly at peace with israel including u.a.e. not one of them has clearly condemned hamas. they are all at the forefront of condemning israel and i know all the excuses about their masses and so forth. but if there's going to be peace there needs to be peace. it has to be real and they shouldn't find excuses to say the wrong thing. the second part of that is, africa, you alluded to what's happening in nigeria, which is horrible, and you mentioned in a different context about 600 million evangelical christians around the world, a lot of them are in africa. and africa is a very

when the same international institute for strategic studies in germany publishes extensive reports on relations with russia, they are thinking about whether they should go even further? a lot, of such loud statements in order to somehow , well, earn certain points for himself. nikita, this is what concerns our teachings, how much will they really help to cool down these hot, uncontrollable, or maybe someone-controlled western heads, or, on the contrary, it will somehow provoke them once again; they will provoke us even more. recently macron addressed the nation just... after the first bellicose statements, because an atmosphere of fear was really created in french society, officials said that yes, we theoretically can send the french legion, nato specialists, of course, they will not on the line of contact, but nevertheless, even these first statements created a tremor within french society, not only direct political opponents, both right and left, by the way, began to blame macron that he just went crazy, ordinary people started. finished, excuse me, well, not a political science phrase, but how stupid do you have to be to still think that there is some kind of ambiguity here

in gaza and normalize relations with saudi arabia that's in the whose office says those conditions we a defeat for israel we re eyes and is the director of the international institute for counter-terrorism and recommend university. and she's also a retired idf colonel. thank you so much for being here with us again. so obviously the cracks had been there for a long time, but are you surprised how quickly things have turned now? >> in its own way, i'd say you say how quickly and i'm saying how slow as an israeli, as somebody who's been here in the last seven months, seven over seven months of war. fact that for the first time after joining into the war cabinet, we have a party head, benny gantz standing up and saying you know what, i'm in the war cabinet in this war cabinet is not defining a strategy. it's something that we've said from the outside as advisers from the outside for so many months, and it's taken a very long time for somebody from within to stand up and say that. and he did the ultimatum in a way that he said he would up and leave steve sadly, that does not necessarily mean that this war cabinet or the government itself would actually fall the timing

institutions. russia's use of china's currency. then, of course, the subtext to all of this is the shared vision they have of a new global order, a new take on international relations, as they say, which is something on which they are strategically aligned, willie. >> janis mackey frayer live in beijing, thanks so much. >>> joe, rolling out the red carpet, china for vladimir putin. all the trappings of a state visit, the military, everything you could expect, making a big show of standing side by side with the man who now is in year three of his invasion of ukraine. >> yeah. you know, i mean, this is not 1970. this would be -- if president xi met with gavin newsom, he'd be meeting with someone with a larger economy than vladimir putin. >> what is so striking to me, vladimir putin is willing to be a junior partner in this relationship. it's just the case. he is humiliating himself and basically making himself a vasil of china. richard haass shaking his head, which he does after every new york giants game. let's bring him down. >> the author of "home and away." >> exactly. also detailing the ups and downs and downs of the giants' football season. available on "substa

annoy russia, this time they have taken on kaliningrad, the finnish director of the institute of international relations, candidate for the european parliament mika autala suggested cutting it off. an enclave from russia, the idea was supported by the baltic countries, the reason is said to be problems with gps on planes of european british lines, they say russia is creating interference for them over the kaliningrad region. general mobilization in ukraine has never seen so much bloodthirsty appetites of the kyiv regime. with the imminent entry into force of the law abolishing the concept of limited fitness, people with cancer or hiv will begin to be recruited into the armed forces of ukraine. the only thing that can save them from... diseases and mental retardation is sending them to the rear or to the front will begin on may 4th. a new fire emergency rescue unit opened today in the young microdistrict grandi of chevgrodna, in a new two-story building, comfortable conditions for work and rest, a gym, a classroom, a garage with modern rescue fire equipment. on the territory of the part there is a traini