properties, based on scale and results activities of prince vladimir, he did not become a hero of modern culture, prince vladimir, like vladimiry. there is a permanent acting character, certainly positive, not always unambiguous in his actions, but still unconditionally positive, such a great external authority. remember the works of russian literature there from the 18th-19th centuries, which would have entered the treasury of russian culture, in which he would have been imprinted, perhaps, which you and i cannot, but here, perhaps, it also had an effect the fact that in russian literature and there in other forms of art in literature, especially of the classical age , they preferred not to write about saints in artistic literature. clergy, monasticism, christianism, from the part of the philistinism, but certainly not the milieu of aneygon, lensky, pechorin, and especially the heroes of dostoevsky, if possible, i would add here that, of course, father maxim is right about the fact that after all the nobility, the intelligentsia, yes, this is a slightly different, so to speak, layer with different demands, but nevertheless, i

letters. 100 code in a bag 3400 you have 300 for vladimir, 1400 for konstantin, vladimir, vladimir, themeorytellers, bet, storytellers, 500, on the artist vladimir fakeev's pedigree, this collector of folk tales is called a storyteller all. i am rus, astofiev, afanasyev, afanasyev, of course, afanasyev, that's what they wanted, you vladimir, incorrectly, plays, there was a mistake 100, in the plot of this film a foreign spy mistakes a soviet counterintelligence agent for an ordinary train thief, maybe a mistake by the resident, you are right, the anniversary of 2024 is 100. exactly 200 years ago the moscow drama troupe gave its first a performance in the mansion of the merchant vargen, rebuilt by osip bov, name the theater, in the photo the maly theater, maly theater, yes, that's right, that was the last question of the first round, and i'll sum it up: zero for vladimir, 100-400 for konstantin, 3:400 for dmitry, the second round is ahead. open jardín gold. enjoy its rich aroma and balanced taste. feel the specialness of every moment with jardín gold. jardín gold - the pleasure of feeling

on the floor in a cell and go to bed, i'm the one and you're with me, beauty, vladimir ivanovich, vladimir ivanovich! vladimir ivanovich, very an important matter, a clear matter, the apartment was robbed, grandma got sick, a friend got into trouble, money is needed again, what's the story this time, how do you know, my apartment was really robbed, everything was taken, honestly, morozov, i can see you through and through, even further. come on, come on, come on, don't be afraid, breathe, there really is no smell, how much money do you need, that's it, no, i can't give it all, take 300 bucks, but no offense, vladimir ivanovich, i need two thousand before i die, it's not in my principles, well... well , maybe you can advise where to get it, you're a businessman, aren't you? you you know, i have a friend who is looking for a kidney for his mother-in-law, a very rich man, well, he'll fork out about 50 grand, that's how much, i've heard, but i'll get ten for acting as an intermediary, that's how it is. oh, great, vitaly, get that out of your head right now, masha, that's the most idiotic idea you've ever come up

vladimir. vladimir. your question, here it is, this parable hero of leo tolstoy bore the name of the first man, well, let it be a khostromer, of course, vladimir men 500, hot mechke, 200 you have 800 each from your rivals, who, after all, to vitaly vtalyevich once again, vitaly. subject: posters. rate. let's do it for 100 this time. here's a poster. a soviet poster called for a varied, regular, moderate diet. and what word did we close in the second phrase? well , it's possible to get sick, let's see, to grow old, vitaly, and people are a hundred birds, according to serbian belief, to cure dumbness, you had to dilute in milk a powder of 10 tongues of these birds, and ten tongues and... relatives of jays, and drink it on the new moon. forty, forty we have the standard of what talkativeness, people birds 200. alexander calder's sculpture on one of the streets of chicago depicts this bird. you can guess, perhaps, by the color. flamingo, right, people birds over 300, in 1818, the clown usher, for fun, swam along this river in a corry pulled by four geese. 30 years over 500. in 2023, this journalist. and so now a secret worth a million, in my opini

vladimir vladimir, they will do something, that is, they the king and god, this is only their ruler, and that's all, and they see nothing more, although he is the one who approves it in the first place and gives orders to bomb them there, so i understood you correctly that there is no improvement at the moment situation for our forces. in other directions, well, unfortunately, not so, that there is no improvement, it is simply difficult, because the enemy has concentrated a large number of their forces, they are climbing continuously, moreover, they see some favorable moments, they see progress, and as i have already mentioned, one of their tactics, only they they see something, some opportunity, they immediately begin to develop this opportunity to put pressure there, and... that's what they do, so now it's important to restrain this pressure, which is carried out, in particular, in the pokrovska, turetska districts, these are probably the most discussed such districts now, although in us there is also the novomykhaivka district, that is, it is somewhere from ugledar to kostyantynivka, the route along which they are trying to get out, in particular, then to ugledar, this is the krasnohorivka, georgiivka, maksimilianivka areas, wherever they climb towards korakhovoy, and there are also quite such heavy battles. and this is kharkivshchyna skhidna, that is , there is the settlement of pishchane, everyone can see this ledge to the borova kupyansklovi kupyansk highway, so there are a lot of these difficult moments, and very often just such processes took place, when they accumulate their forces, just in the area of ​​avdiyivka, there is probably the largest group there now after they took it, so they are now implementing all this there, plus they have pulled up the reserves there, because they... so, the opportunity to get on the road, that is, pokrovsk, myrnograd kostyantynivka, and on these settlements, which are very important and in fact one of the last such large ones, that is why they have concentrated a large number of forces and are beginning to press to storm, it was there in the area of ​​chasovoy yar, it was in the area of ​​lyman, now there already in fact, the pressure was sleeping, this is in the siversk district, maryinka, when she was still there, boiga, that is , those... these processes, and if we summarize this question, it most likely comes down to this, whether it is appropriate to use these fresh forces that went to kurshchyna, and instead of to go to toretsk and pokrovsk, on the one hand, this is a thesis, it is justified, and this is what the western partners and westerns started throwing at us, those who are discussing on twitter, this is what some people started there. representatives of our population immediately presented, and of course the brainy ones took advantage of this, they immediately started in mediapster, what they said there, the military is rioting there, the people are rioting, no one agrees, why do we go there, if we have these settlements and the like, on the one hand yes, and this is a very big risk, this is exactly the a wolf that is cornered, took these risks, took these a... such steps, ah, that we are now realizing that more global and deeper goal, and it is worth it, if you think about it that way, and if there really is there are certain options and... which will now be used in the future there from kursk with the territory, we will have to use them someday, otherwise it's worth it, the only question is whether it will be implemented, if it is implemented, well, i 'm sure, everyone will say, cool, it was really well planned and no one will remember whether it was already there, it was worth it or not, if it is not implemented, i'm 99% sure , that everyone will remember toretsk, everyone will remember pokrovsk, that we screwed up here, screwed up there, nothing worked out. here everything is emotional, but here you have to think with a cold mind, understand the risks, because we have no choice, and believe in the defense forces, believe in our defense forces, who does not agree - join in, whoever agrees, help, or keep quiet and say nothing, that's all, so now of course stabilization measures are being carried out, certain reserves are being pulled up, there are many problems, but the most important thing is to contain this pressure in the pokrovska area. to prevent progress and of course then, if it works out both here and there, it will be great. pokrovsk, toretsk, ughledar, kupyansk, if i understand correctly, the enemy does not withdraw reserves from these hot spots, hot areas, in order to transfer them to the kursk region. that's it for now are not observed. and again, as i mentioned earlier, even if they are there, if they attract something in the pokruvsk region, i doubt that the guys will feel it, because there are a lot of them there, just how many, which is really not there are enough resources to destroy them all, that's why it's again, and i doubt that they will give up this very direction, when they have such colossal opportunities, they would rather drag it there from the south and kill for the implementation there the cutting of the robotic ledge, that , which they also put, and it is more informative the task, it is tactically...strategically absolutely not justified and does not give them any advantage, and therefore i am sure that they are ready to withdraw some forces from there, but definitely not there from donetsk, i.e. pokrovsk and toretsk, because the risks are too great. i would like to talk with you about the process of evacuation of the civilian population of the kursk region. if we talk about official statements, then we... see that everything is fine there, that all people are evacuated, everyone is provided with everything, but nevertheless, we constantly see statements, appeals from the local population, which are simply they shout that they were abandoned and forgotten by the kremlin, in your opinion, how catastrophic is the current humanitarian situation in the kurva region, maybe catastrophic, maybe not, because... again, there are different videos, there are different situations, someone was given four buses, as there was one video, and they are all happy there, someone left under their own power, for someone there , they organized some kind of humanitarian handouts so that people at least received something, someone did not take someone there, this disorientation in the information space, we are not there heard as soon as it all started, evacuate there, run away, they helped us, what we heard in the information post, everyone was beaten off, everyone was expelled, everything was fine, and it was at the level of official representatives of some authorities, so no attention was paid to the civilian population, they still they were bombarded there, that is, they began to bomb them, there were already certain moments, and of course, now it is precisely this disorientation of information in the first place, it affects this process, that everything is bad, they complain, and so be it, but then again after all, it is this madness in the head, when it is necessary to turn to more the highest level, to what these have proven, what, they are gathering in a circle, recording a video to vladimir governor of kursk and the dead have thrown what we should do and that's all, that's why they deserved it, let them reap all that they we did it ourselves, i hope and more...

vladimir vladimir and do something, that is, they have a king and god, this is their ruler and that’s all, and they don’t see anything else, although he is the one who first of all approves it and gives it orders that they would be bombed there, so i understood you correctly, that at the moment they are not is there an improvement in the situation for our forces in other directions? well, unfortunately, it is not that there is no improvement, it is just difficult, because the enemy has concentrated a large number of their forces, they are climbing continuously, moreover, they see some favorable moments, they see progress, and yes ... as i already and noted that one of their tactics, only they see something, some opportunity, they immediately begin to develop this opportunity to put pressure there, and this is what they do, so now it is important to restrain this pressure, which is carried out, in particular in the area pokrovska, turetska, these are probably the most discussed such areas now, although we still have the novomykhaivka district, that is, it is somewhere from the ugledar to kostyantynivka, the route they ... maksimilianivki, to where they are climbing towards kurakhovo, and there are also enough such heavy battles, ah, this is kharkiv region east, that is, there is the settlement of pishchany, everyone can see this ledge to the borova kupyansk highway, the node kupyansk , so there are a lot of them difficult moments, yes, very often similar processes took place, when they accumulate their forces, it's just... in the avdiyivka area, there is probably the largest group there now after they took it, so they are now implementing all this there, plus they have also pulled up reserves there , because they see an opportunity to go to the road, i.e. , pokrovsk, myrnograd, kostyantynivka, and these settlements, which are extremely important and, in fact , one of the last such large ones, so they concentrated a large number of forces and began to press, storm, it was there in in the area of ​​the temporary self... it was in the limanu area, now the pressure was essentially asleep there, it was in the area of ​​siversk, maryinka, when she was still there, because her, that is, all these processes, and if you summarize this question, rather after all , it comes down to it, is it appropriate to use these fresh forces that went to kurshchyna, and instead of going to toretsk and pokrovsk, on the one hand, this thesis is... justified, and this is what they started to throw at us western partners and westerns, those who are discussing there on twitter, this is what some started there representatives of our population, immediately present, and of course the muscovites took advantage of this, they immediately started in the media space where they said, the military is rioting there, the people are rioting, no one agrees, why do we need to go there, if these settlements are falling in our country and ... so similar, on the one hand, yes, and this is a very big risk, this is exactly the wolf that is cornered, we took these risks, we took these steps, ah, that we are now implementing the more global and a deeper purpose, and it's worth it, if you think about it that way, and if there really are certain options that are now they will be used in the future, there from kursk, with the territory, we will have to use them someday. then it's worth it, the only question is whether it will be implemented, if it is implemented, well, i'm sure everyone will say, cool, it was really well thought out and no one will remember whether it was already there, it was worth it or not, if it's not implemented, i'm 99% i'm sure that everyone will remember toretsk, everyone will remember pokrovsk, that we screwed up here, screwed up there, nothing worked out, everything is emotional here, but here you have to think with a cold mind, understand the risks, because we don't have another option and believe in the defense forces, believe in our defense forces, those who do not agree - join in, those who agree, help, or keep silent and say nothing, that's all, so now of course stabilization measures are being carried out, certain reserves are being drawn up, there are there are many problems, but the most important thing is to restrain this pressure in the pokrovsk and turetska areas, so as not to allow progress, and of course then, if it works both here and there, it will be wonderful. pokrovsk, turetsk, ughledar, kupyansk, do i understand correctly what these hotspots are hot areas, the enemy does not withdraw reserves. to transfer them to the kursk region, so far this has not been observed, and i again, as i mentioned earlier, even if they are there, if they move something in the pokrovsk region, i doubt that the guys will feel it, because they are there there are so many, just so many that there really aren't enough resources to destroy them all, so it's again, and i doubt that they will abandon this particular direction, when they have such tremendous opportunities, they will rather drag it there. from the south and will kill for implementation there is the cutting of the robotic performance, what they also set, and this is a more informational task, it is tactical, strategic, absolutely not justified and does not give them any advantage, and therefore i am sure that they are ready to extract some forces from there, but for sure not there from donetsk, i.e. pokrovska and turetska, because the risks are too great, i would like to talk with you more about... processes of evacuation of the civilian population of the kursk region, if we talk about official statements, then we see that everything is fine there, that all people are evacuated, everyone is provided with everything, but nevertheless, we constantly see statements and appeals from the local population, who simply shout that the kremlin abandoned and forgot them, so... your opinion, how catastrophic is the humanitarian situation in the kursk region right now? maybe catastrophic, maybe not, because there are different, again there are videos, there are different situations, someone was given four buses, as there was one video, and they are all happy there, someone left on their own, for someone there they organize some kind of humanitarian handouts in order for people even though they got something, someone... they didn't take them there, this disorientation in the information space, there we didn't hear immediately when it all started, evacuate there, run away, they helped us there, what we heard in the information post, everyone was repulsed, everyone was expelled, everything is fine, and it was at the level of official representatives of some kind of authorities, so the civilian population was not paid attention to, they still served them there, that is, they began to bomb them, there were already certain moments, and... of course, that now is precisely the first place this information disorientation, it affects this process that everything is bad, they complain, and so be it, but then again, this madness in the head, when it is necessary to appeal to a higher level, what did these people prove, they gather in a circle, record a video for vladimir to help us, here the governor of kursk and the mayor and everyone gave up on us, what should we do and everything, so... well, they deserved it, let them reap everything that they did to us themselves, i hope and sincerely wish them to pass all the stages that we went through, that our population went through, not to receive humanitarian aid, so that their houses are bombed, so that they are left with nothing, so that at least somewhere stirs and they think what could happen, when you come to someone with the same thing, this is karma in action. it turns out that yes, mr. roman, we talked about the readiness of the enemy for such actions, from our side, the bloomberg agency itself published information that russian intelligence two weeks before these events allegedly informed the command, the military command, about a possible invasion, however , the head of the russian general staff, known to us gerasimov, rejected these data. and did not inform putin about it, do you think this is a

vladimir , it may be refracted in a slightly different way, yes, this is, first of all, the establishment of the order of st. vladimir in the russian empire, one of the highest, very respected, this is some kind. well, absolutely incredibly large-scale construction of churches in honor of st. vladimirkhersanes tauride in sevastopol admiral. i was there telling them about this window to europe, suddenly i was like this, i somehow never thought of cutting a window in something, which means that there must be something, that is, there must be some kind of wall, it turns out that again, if we turn to the tale of bygone years, where it is clearly shown that the choice is already taking place not only between christianity and other religions, as we would say today, but between roman christianity and constantinople, it turns out that this is the wall that prince vladimir started building. the wife of the french heir to the throne and king, then then all this is still a completely different context than it is seen from a different position, although of course the orientation at that time was the only real empire, byzantium, which we began to call byzantium there since the 18th century with the suggestion of german historians, that is, the roman, and essentially the roman empire, then the s

in a cell on the floor and let's go to bed, me too, and you with me, beauty, vladimir ivanovich, vladimir ivanovich, vladimir, a very important matter, a clear matter, the apartment was robbed, grandma got sick, a friend got into trouble, money is needed again, what's the story this time, how do you know, my apartment was really robbed, everything was taken clean, honestly, frost, i see you through and through, even further. come on, come on, come on, don't be afraid, breathe, it really doesn't smell, we are definitely. and meat abode. today we are in luba, and so on and so forth before last night the minsk region, as the old meat farmers called their pastures, loved to live here. and pachynaetstsa letapіs paselіshcha z 15 stagodzia. thus, in 1499, the pinkavichs became known as the land of the manskag of the order of the franciscans. music, dancers, let us go for a walk. that’s how we put it, but we didn’t come to you ourselves, we brought the bush to you, and where to go to the bush, will it produce good wheat, like a cherry orchard? there salavey cat abyata and take a breath from the old traditions and ne

vladimir putin. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change. in syria and you can even look at the way vladimir spoke before syria and after syria. there's such a difference. george bush said he looked vladimir putin in the eye and saw a christian there. hillary clinton with that reset button. that wasn't before putin stood in the way of the american regime change war machine. putin saved assad. what i don't understand is that for 2 years we've been told that the front line of the fight for democracy is in eastern ukraine. it means so much more than all our stupid and the ridiculous lives in the united states, that's why people were wearing these yellow and blue badges, putting up all these little flags in front of their houses in napa and all that, and then suddenly we stopped hearing about ukraine at all, what was all that? well, you know, it was all a lie, and it was a disaster, like all these wars, everything went completely wrong , i even remember there was a period... when joe biden was still at the very beginning of the war, we will defeat russia with sanctions alone, we will destroy the

vladimir putin do next? i tell response from russia but what could vladimir putin do next?— vladimir putin do next? — vladimir putin do next? i tell you what he won't be _ vladimir putin do next? i tell you what he won't be doing _ vladimir putin do next? i tell you what he won't be doing next - vladimir putin do next? i tell you what he won't be doing next and| vladimir putin do next? i tell you - what he won't be doing next and that is picking up the phone and call in kyiv about this. senior russian officials said they were putting on hold the whole idea of peace talks, not that any negotiation had been scheduled. putin made clear what his priority is, to push the enemy out of russian territory and he will throw resources at that in order to achieve that although what he will not want to do is redirect russian soldiers from eastern ukraine. i want to share something that happened earlier this morning. i was walking past the kremlin and there were some workers setting up for a concert or something, and suddenly on a large video screen, the edith pf classic, i regret nothing, started playing and ech

vladimir — into that area? right now, vladimir putin _ into that area? right now, vladimir putin thinks - into that area? r putin thinks he can contain the political fallout from this ukrainian success. it's not clear if that'll prove to be true. you have reliable toadies on russian public tv who always toe the russian line, saying the government needs to stop lying to the public. you have russian citizens fleeing from these areas, saying the government is both incompetent and uncaring. i don't know if this�*ll reach a political mass that makes putin have to move — if he does, he'll have to move more veteran troops from the front line of donbas to there.— troops from the front line of donbas to there. thank you very much for your— donbas to there. thank you very much for your time _ donbas to there. thank you very much for your time today. - donbas to there. thank you very j much for your time today. thank ou. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. a number of european governments have expressed concern about israel's military operation in the occupied west bank this week. for three days, i

vladimir putin. vladimir putin's real crime was opposing the us in their attempt at regime change in syria and you can even look at how... "we will defeat russia with sanctions alone, we will destroy the ruble, make everyone in russia poor, we won't even have to give weapons, but of course we started giving them, all these lies, ukraine is winning, the ghost of kiev, it's all such an obvious lie, and now in the end you are at a point where you don't want to talk about it because you don't have anything else to brag about, listen, i 've been in debates on this topic, debt, and the soviet union is gone. what's the point then? and vladimir putin will do almost anything to make it happen, to get america out of nato. it will only benefit us. we won't be funding the defense of other rich countries. he'll be able to claim a huge victory, you know what i mean? you can get. it's just awful, the state of education in america, they're hurting their industries a lot, it's it has become better than the time of jimmy carter, when they created the ministry of education, that's it, and yes, yes, of course, but such a model does not work, here is a lesson from the 20th century, such a model does not work. centralized control does not work, that's why all these countries fell, and this happens everywhere where they try it, and now we are doing it and we will go too, thank you, buddy, thank you, giving away movies and music for paying for mobile communications is normal, so we with... we give away sbermobile sale where i bought a megamarket shkolny stylish buy merci candies for 299 rubles. mega market school style. pasha, look at the m

vladimir putin has instructed vladimir vasiliev to head the republic of dagestan. you are a politician of federal significance, federal level, in my opinion, this is the kind of person the republic needs today. vladimirv's name soon appeared in the headlines of all federal media. the newly elected head of the republic has seriously taken up the fight against corruption in the region, and over 200 dagestani officials have been held accountable. now the question, as i understand it, is not to get carried away by only one side of such a forceful purge, based on that practices, the knowledge that has been obtained, to build a system of cooperation between people. with the authorities, to make only verified decisions, to interpret any doubt in favor of the accused. following such convictions, vasiliev earned a reputation as a wise and honest politician. business came out of the shadows and began to pay taxes to the treasury, and not to the pockets of local elites. in his address to the business community, vladimir vasiliev clearly and unambiguously made it clear: the time of extortion has passed. and that it will not pass without years. an appeal from one of you, one of the major taxpayers that he paid th

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vladimir. and vladimir's wife, one of their daughters, and their son were there to be able to speak with him and the president and he also got to reminisce on the fact that they were both pallbearers together at john mccain's wedding -- john mccain's funeral. and so, it was a kind of extraordinary personal exchange in the oval office, and the family members were both overwhelmed, of course, by the events of the day and also standing there in the presence of the u.s. president at the resolute desk. so, it was quite a moment. reporter: and can you talk about how the administration tries to make sure this doesn't incentivize more arrests of innocent americans -- beyond what the president said, advising people not to go to abroad -- not to go abroad in certain places -- especially because you're looking at this inherent imbalance between releasing -- or between securing the release of innocent american exchange for rightfully convicted criminals, including a murderer? mr. sullivan: look, it's a fair question. it's a question that we grapple with every time that we look at the hard decisions involved in one of these exchanges. it is difficult to send back a convicted criminal to secure the release of an innocent american. and yet, sometimes the choice is between doing that and consigning that person, basically, to live out their days in prison in a hostile foreign country or in the hands of a hostile power. so, from our perspective, we have assessed and analyzed that risk. and we have judged that the benefit of reuniting americans, of bringing people home, and also of vindicating the idea that the american president and the american government are going to do what it takes to protect and secure the release of innocent americans -- that that benefit outweighs the risk. and that's how we have proceeded. i would point out in addition to that that in periods of time when the u.s. government didn't tend to do prisoner exchanges, americans were unjustly detained and held hostage overseas. in periods where we did, americans were unjustly detained and held hostage overseas. so, i think there are real questions. and roger carstens, the hostage negotiator at the state department, has actually pointed out that in this analysis, it is not quite as clear cut that the evidence actually demonstrates the kind of result that your question speaks to -- that, you know, a lot more people get taken because we do these exchanges. but it's something that we have to pay attention to. and it's something that makes these decisions by the president not simple decisions -- hard decisions. and yet, as he did today, he was prepared to make them. reporter: can you explain a bit more, when did it become clear that krasikov was this linchpin to a deal like this? and was it during the negotiations over brittney griner? mr. sullivan: when you're engaged in a negotiation and one side lays down a position, there's not like a light bulb moment when you say, “okay, that position is immovable.” that has to be tested and alternatives have to be suggested, and proposals get put on the table and rejected, and new proposals and rejected. so, it is less of a “aha” moment -- “okay, now we know” -- and it's more something that you accumulate through the experience of the negotiation. and so, over the course of this negotiation, we did reach the conclusion that krasikov was a key. reporter: you've discussed, obviously, the president's involvement -- direct involvement in all of this. can you talk us through any involvement that the vice president had? was she also speaking directly to other leaders and allies? mr. sullivan: so, as i said in my opening comments, both president biden and vice president harris have made the return of unjustly detained americans hostage -- american hostages an absolute priority. and in this particular case, vice president harris actually had an opportunity to engage with chancellor scholz earlier this year at an opportune and timely moment at the munich security conference, where she talked about this issue with him. that followed on a conversation that the president had just a short time before that, and it was in the run of high-level engagements and a back-and-forth that the president and the chancellor were having that vice president harris was actually able to sit face to face with chancellor scholz and talk through the elements of this. and then, i've sat in the oval office more times than i can count over the course of the past years, providing briefings and updates on this and getting peppered with questions by both the president and the vice president, thinking through the strategy, iterating the approach, which she was a participant in very much -- a core member of the team that helped make this happen. reporter: jake, two quick questions. one as it relates to the president's interactions with chancellor scholz. it's been detailed to us, but maybe from the podium you can help us understand. chancellor scholz had to make a big sacrifice giving up krasikov here, a russian criminal. what specifically did the german chancellor say to president biden about his willingness to do this? mr. sullivan: well, i will leave that to chancellor scholz because i think for, you know, important and sensitive conversations, leaders should speak for themselves. reporter: the white house said he said, “for you,” and then he said, “i will do this.” is that fair? and if so, can you at least detail that? mr. sullivan: i can confirm that he did say that. but i thought you were asking sort of to elaborate in greater detail, which i just -- i'm afraid i don't feel comfortable doing because he can speak to his conversations with the president. what i will say, and president biden made this point when he spoke to the press just a short time ago, that relationship between the president and the chancellor -- a relationship of respect, a relationship of genuine friendship -- had the character of being able to work through this sensitive issue in a way that wasn't antiseptic or professional. it was two guys actually trying to figure out a solution. that was the natures of all of the conversations and, ultimately, the chancellor was able to say to the president, “let's do this.” reporter: just to be clear -- my second question -- today is clearly a day of celebration. but already there is some criticism, including from the republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, who moments ago said, “i think” -- what this demonstrates -- “i think that really what this shows is that a lot of bad guys across the world are worried that donald trump is coming back into office.” your response to those comments? mr. sullivan: i don't follow. reporter: thank you, jake. can you talk about what, if any, engagements u.s. officials had with vladimir: no engagement directly with vladimir putin. reporter: what about his deputies? mr. sullivan: there was extensive engagement with russian officials over the course of this. i'm not going to get into the details because those channels are sensitive and need to be protected for exactly this reason, because having those sensitive channels enables us to produce results like today. reporter: and then, last week, in the oval office, president biden said that he remains committed to bringing americans home during his final six months in office. how important was it for him to get this deal before leaving office? mr. sullivan: honestly, i don't think he was thinking about it like, “i got to get it before i leave office.” he was thinking about it from the families' perspective, which is, “every day is a lost day, so i want to do this as rapidly as humanly possible. i want to push the pace on it because the longer that these americans are held abroad, the greater the risk and the greater the pa

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vladimir putin. on the eve of the opening of the medical institution, the president talked with the famous surgeon leonid roshal, after whom the center is named. also vladimir, also vladimir putin talked with the doctors who will work there, inspected the operating rooms. he was also shown a model of the building and told how this clinic will function. and what happened? the most modern, probably, on today medical equipment, more than 9,500 units, but of course, i love them very much, a unique team of specialists, it is comfortable, first of all for patients, for parents, and it is very comfortable for employees. and mothers will be able to live, mothers are sure, we will show the ward, in each ward we provide accommodation with the mother, and we do not make any restrictions. vladimir vladimirovich, we believe that if, so that the child is calm, at any age , the mother can be with him, we close the full the cycle of children's care, from outpatient appointments to rehabilitation after, after treatment, and accordingly, all inpatient departments, here, they are really so beautiful, they are really so comfortable, it is also important, vladimir putin separately spoke with

they were supposed to sign to request a pardon from vladimir putin and one _ request a pardon from vladimir putin and one of— request a pardon from vladimiraper. they said today extremely firmly— of paper. they said today extremely firmly that _ of paper. they said today extremely firmly that they would not ask for mercy— firmly that they would not ask for mercy from a man they describe as a dictator— mercy from a man they describe as a dictator and — mercy from a man they describe as a dictator and a man they accused of murder~ _ dictator and a man they accused of murder~ so. — dictator and a man they accused of murder. so, very strong feelings, very strong — murder. so, very strong feelings, very strong emotions. the other politician — very strong emotions. the other politician who is speaking most today— politician who is speaking most today was very emotional because he said he _ today was very emotional because he said he never wanted to be exchanged. he's russian, he's been torn from _ exchanged. he's russian, he's been torn from his— exchanged. he's russian, he's been torn from his home, from his country _ torn from his home, from

vladimir putin instructed vladimir vasiliev to head the republic of dagestan. you are a politician of federal significance, federal uru in my opinion, this is the kind of person the republic needs today. the name of vladimiriev will be announced soon was in the headlines of all federal media. the newly elected head of the republic has seriously taken up the fight against... the appeal of one of you, one of the major taxpayers, that he, having paid money, was then subjected to pressure and extortion so that the money he paid into the budget, as taxes, he still had to transfer to someone. ended with the arrest of those who did this, i promise you that this work will be carried out in the future. in dagestan, under vasiliev's leadership , the influx of investments has increased, indicators of gross domestic product, the regional parliament began to play a major role in governing the region. in 2020, vladimir vasiliev returned to moscow, becoming an adviser to president vladimir putin. and a year later , he went to the elections again, choosing the most difficult path for a candidate. to the mandate constituency and the residents of the tver region again gave him their votes. the tver region was lucky, vladim

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vladimir solovyov. today vladimir putin arrived in azerbaijan on a state visit, tomorrow the official part will start, a series of planned events and high-level talks, where issues of further development will be discussed development of russian-azerbaijani relations, strategic partnership, as well as current international and regional issues. and this evening there was an informal meeting at the zagulba residence, where the russian president met the azerbaijani president. i went around a few places, talked to people, including those with big shoulder straps who work with the guys who clean up on the ground, talked to the kuryans, also with prisoners, i will show a film about this at the end, here's what i can say, firstly, everyone needs to calm down a little, that's how it is, if to speak seriously, because the information panic that in the west... was assessed by the fact that a number of russian military bloggers had an apocalyptic blow, it is clear that intelligent people read chekhov, quoting the telegram channel of vladimirdimirovich kornilo, who drew attention to this. let's understand what is really happening. yes, it is very painful, yes, it has revealed many problems. and it is very important not to brush it off, but to understand what is happening. but the west sincerely believes that this is a gigantic success for ukraine, why, and because it is not may think otherwise, because he is directly behind this operation. i have never seen such a quantity of military equipment provided by all countries, the scumbags supporting the nazi regime, they have knocked down so much of this equipment that we went with the guys, looked, well, so that on one relatively small plot of land there were eight boxes of soldiers unwound and ready to give birth, at the same time, well, you have to understand, war in reality is not quite what is shown in the movies. when all the forest regiments are littered with the corpses of ukrainian soldiers, when else for several days they lie in the sun, then this is a sight, a smell,

coach of the national team konstantin bryansky and another legend of russian volleyball vladimir alekna. vladimir romanovich was still a coach at a time when we had, so to speak, a favorable environment, and we played in all tournaments, but bryansky has not yet had such an opportunity, but with dynamo he has already proven to everyone that he is also worthy, we are doing the same thing, both me and oleg, and many other coaches we... level, who also played, played in many places, that's exactly to pass on some experience. alexander abramov, mikhail averenkov, dmitry timofeev and alexander stalmashevsky. news. the gorky plus arts festival has opened in moscow. this is a large-scale cultural project dedicated to one of the main classics of russian literature, maxim gorky. the events will unfold at several capital venues at once, the main ones in gorky park on the stage of the youth theatre. the program includes performances, concert. and even spectacular circus shows, you can see everything until the end of the week, one of the first to visit the festival was alexander perfilyev. every muscovite an

vladimir berezin, vladimir berezen, the whole country knows this man, an actor, yes, yes, yes, yes, yuri chernov, people's artist, he is an artist of theatre, cinema and theatre, yes, katya rozhdestvenskaya, photographer - writer, katya rozhdestvenskaya. great photographer, one might say, yes, great photographer, great photographer, great photographer, great, what, what, well, she’s a great daughter of a great father, a great daughter of a great father, let’s do without it, and that’s right, and - theater and film actor denisov nikolai, favorite, and captain, our captain. but let’s just say, i didn’t get an honest answer, you know, we played once about 10 years ago, trushkin, drozdov, katya rozhdestvinskaya, chernov, kolya played, we even won then, but we were thinking about what to call it, and trushkin, anatoly alexievich came up with the sin laughter, we decided to restore this in memory of our friend name and leave it as - this corresponds to all our regalia and ours. and the house of culture team, hello, denis, please introduce, our team is the house of culture, we are happy that we met such luminaries of the stage, but since we are closer to the people, we are always closer to the people, and i will introduce our team, irina, festivals, master, words russian keeper, with her the cultural department has succeeded in various undertakings, just like alexander, thank you, alexander, sasha is always with us, he sings, plays, dances, entertains. and i will introduce, denis khyurich, the leader in the salute, with him cultural life in the region, in the deputy battalion, will reach the absolute. let me emphasize that denis eyutich is not only the director of our cultural center, he is also a deputy of the south tushino municipal district. how did you prepare dashingly? and i lived in northern tushino, so we are neighbors, right? nice, so, well, friends, we are starting, this is 100 to one, a fun quiz, i remind you, we have a simple single game ahead, you are looking at 100 to one, we are starting, we have a simple single game, i invite you here to the gaming table, captains. and the house of culture team, so, well, we have a very sweet, first question about flour products, for tea, can you imagine, imagine all this, yes, happiness, attention, the question, what flour products have a shape? so the rings, something broke, bagel, yes, yes, yes, bagel, bagel, yes, bagel, bagels, hot bagels, these bagels, that's all, we're coming back, you know, this is a wonderful song, this is a very easy question, buy bagels, hot, so there are five more questions, answers, five answers, yes, yes, nikolai, yes, what kind of butter products are shaped? rings, well i'm for beer, steering wheel, steering wheel, not only for beer, by the way, let's check, yes, steering wheel, we have it on the scoreboard, there is steering wheel, this is the third line, katya, donut, crumpet, crumpet, has a shape, crumpet or donut, donut , donut, donut, since the question is so special, but that is, this is not a question from st. petersburg, this is from moscow, donut, this is from moscow, okay. donut, donut, check the donut, oh, bagel 34 , donut 21, bagel 14, yuri, well , custard ring, custard ring, what's inside, what's inside, curd, curd, and also you know, there was such a sochnik, sochnik, sochnik, a separate topic, sochnik - this is not a ring, no, not a sochnik, sochnik - that we check the ring , the ring with cottage cheese, we check there is, well, there are two lines, which also means they are one at a time, and the fourth fifth is two for me or something, we’ll help right away , thank you very much, and you said give me a hint about the ring with cottage cheese. and there is such a thing, but it must be, nikos , everything came back to you quite quickly, there is one more thing left that we think is a flour product, a foreign word bagel, and this is kolach, which is also probably a shortbread, everything should be with a hole, everything should have a hole, everything should be a ring. ring what else and here - kolaches are the same thing now sand ring tsvorgu wait well now shortbread bagel tip of bagel sand ring from cottage cheese bagel bagel bagel bagel we'll give ours drying drying drying here's drying, yes too. well, of course, a bagel is still a bagel, drying is still drying, who knows the difference, drying is smaller, bagels are small, bagels are larger, just yes, drying is not small, the essence is the same, well fine, we check, yes, yes, well, it doesn’t remain, this is your answer, well, well, yes, gentlemen, that’s it, drying, drying, drying, come on... let’s check the drying, thank you, well done, well done, and also, and also cookies, rings, and also pasta with a hole, and also donuts, really, and also cheesecake, kolach, pretzel, pretzel, oh, and some crusts are like these, but there are two holes in the pretzel, there are already pretzels two holes, even three, i would say, pasta with a star, you mean, pasta with a hole, it’s below the scoreboard, don’t worry, you guessed it right, it’s clear, so, bagel 34 people they answered, so donut 21, bagel 14, drying - 10, shortbread ring - eight, ring with cottage cheese - six, a total of 93 points in favor of the team laughing game, after a simple single game, we have a double game ahead, we are looking at 100 to one, congratulations on your new confectionery, welcome, the premiere on rtr, who is he, why did he suddenly decide to help you, when i first met you, i was just shocked, shirshelya femme, that means she’s married, and this... has anyone ever bothered you? a new test, even if you buy all the colored ones, she loves him, not you, understand? from monday on rtr. rest is leaving yourself alone. rest means not thinking about anything. when you. calm and completely switched off. rest is rest. we know everything about holidays. anex. we invite you to the swiss hotel sharmelsheikh. the world's first swiss hotel operating on an all-inclusive system. treat yourself to a holiday of elegance and natural beauty. merge into perfect harmony, create memories that will remain forever in your heart, swissotel charmel sheikh is your ideal place in the heart of the city. dumplings passed through a meat grinder they become naval-style pasta, that’s what sasha’s name is, and suralmasha, yes, and how are you doing before you gave birth, well, aren’t you tender? yes, left, left, and also, in terms of the color of the steering wheel, turning to the right, humor, humor, humor. today on rtr, we continue, you are watching 100 to one, we have a double game, i invite you to the gaming table, second numbers of teams, please, second numbers and laughter and sin, house of culture, so... lyrical and poetic question, attention , why did a person suddenly feel a spring mood in winter? irina, the sun has come out, the sun came out, let's check this version on the scoreboard, right? the sun came out to feel the spring mood, that's enough. yes. we're coming back, we're coming back, spring mood, in winter, alexander, your version, my version, uh, you pass by a flower shop, you saw flowers, you saw flowers, you remembered spring, about march 8, you saw flowers, yes, uh-huh, okay, let's check, i saw flowers, ear! yes, well done, wonderful, fifth line, please pavel, fell in love, fell in love, fell in love, fell in love, fell in love, mood, still broadcast mood, yes, play the hormone, this is how it should be, play the hormone, there is such a thing, in love, that love, a person has fallen in love, a spring mood, let's check, yes, after one thing, everything is opening up here for now. so, three versions of why in winter a person has a spring mood, the sun came out, said 29 people, fell in love, 13, spring flowers - six and three more lines and i think that the snow began to melt, the snow began to melt, it got warmer, yes, yes, it got warmer and felt the warmth, yes, there was a breath of warmth and they decided that spring had come. it happens, trustingly, we check the warming, it’s warmer, the sun is out, thaw, you can’t help but fall in love in such an environment, fell in love, then flowers, here are two more lines, victory is yours, denis, well, in this round, accordingly, come on, come on, we can consult, you can consult, you are the captain, yeah, colleague . a song that instills a spring mood, what is it like, for example, streams are murmuring, for example, about love, songs about spring, with what performance, heard, love and orlova, of course, yeah, okay, songs about spring, let's check, no, yes, let's birds, no, no, irina, let's check something, now let's figure it out, well, i think that, well, in general, i changed the style of clothing and decided that it was spring, passers-by looked around, but it was nothing, well, just like that, i changed my clothes to spring. thoughts about a vacation in a warm country in winter, the sea , so let’s associate and the sea, here’s a trip on vacation for a vacation, these are thoughts - it’s just a mood, maybe some actions are a mood. i got a holiday in the winter, countries , countries are good in all places, just great , well, there is such an option, there is on vacation, it’s possible , well, that’s all that is connected with a vacation with a vacation with summer winter point well understood with tourism expelled answer accepted went somewhere in the spring we'll check, yes? well, we’re going well , by the way, both teams opened the full scoreboard, so the reasons for the spring mood in winter, according to our spectators and the home culture team, the sun came out on 29, the thaw dropped on 24, fell in love on 13, birds were singing seven, spring flowers were six , finally a direct trip to the south , five people. house of culture, we continue, we have a triple game ahead, you are looking at 100 to one, we continue, we have a triple game, two most interesting teams, each opening the scoreboard, laughter and sin, the third number. continue this row japan, japan, check, japan, japanese, japanese, yes, well, what can i do, this is the first line, let's go back, it turned out to be a simple question, but we continue, we have five more lines that continue, attention, next row, sakura , kimano, fan, and now we also have a japanese man and a japanese woman, yuri, your turn. and the samurai, what kind of yuri are you, look at yourself, you nikos, you have it written, but we have to tell you, sometimes it may seem to anyone that he is yuri, wait, you said, the samurai can give you hints, you can, of course, yuri, but nevertheless it’s your turn to answer, so repeat again, please, sakura, kimano, fan and also there on the board is japanese, japanese, continue this row means samurai, samurai, well, samurai, yes, we check, we check if a samurai is hiding there, we check for a samurai, there is a samurai, there is a samurai, the fifth line, and this is vladimir there is a japanese, a japanese woman, maybe a kimano, or there was already a kimano announced, right? stones, here are the stones, and so, wait, ikibana, ikibana, japanese, japanese, ikibana is quite, let's check, let's ikibana, ikibana, where is it, but there isn't, well, those... forgot vladimir, wait, i want to clarify , this is what i know or what those you asked know, they weren’t right, it was a fashionable thing, about 30 years ago, when what do they call it, when there are stones, here is a garden, a garden of rocks, yes, a garden of rocks, yes, but ikebana exists, nevertheless, of course, but now for some reason it is not friction, a rock garden, we are looking for a rock garden. there is a rock garden and a flower, as they call it, so we have 29 japanese, eight samurai, six rock garden and three more girl, geisha, geisha, girl, girl geisha, let's check, there is no kibana, but there may be a geisha, but if there are no geishas there, then there is mine, but then this is not

thank god, i came to my senses, who are you, where am i, vladimir petrovich, vladimir petrovich?t even imagine how we look at rtr ira, marry me, please, marry for love, who is she , the best woman in the world, or for money, the wedding is in a month, i agreed with the registry office, what are you doing, am i a toy or something, and what don’t you like, a person, it’s not up to him to decide, yes, i ’ll destroy you, why don’t you understand, alexey chadov, olga krosko, choose right now, either me or mom, svetlana nemolayeva, what the hell is this naked dean, maria shukshina, well, nothing, svetlana ustinova, moscow.

vladimir. vladimir asks: i bought an apartment before marriage, now i am married and i want to sell it to buy a new one. question: will the wife lay claim to... the new acquired housing. well, vladimir it out. the first thing we need to determine with you is that all property purchased before marriage is only your personal inviolable property, therefore all the money that you can get from the sale of such property belongs only to you, but you have a different case, you want to sell the apartment purchased before marriage to buy a new apartment during the period when you are already married, of course, there is a risk that if your spouse wants to divorce you and... divide the property, then she will be able to claim such an apartment as an apartment purchased during the marriage and being jointly acquired property. what should we do in this situation, how can we protect ourselves? well, the best and easiest option is to enter into a marriage contract or agreement. you can enter into such an agreement either before or during the marriage. in this agreement, you can clearly state which property belongs to which of the spouses. if you indicate that any property purchased in your name du

vladimir putin _ this at home? needless to say, vladimir putin was _ this at home? needless to say, vladimir to say, vladimir putin was at the - vladimir putin was at the apple, he welcomed the russians home and remember there's are all disposal may convicted criminals. in the case of one of them, in the us cyber credible. he embraced them and them as heroes are so he clearly spinning this as a for him. and as i say, i think his message to the russian people, particularly people who work for the intelligence services is we have your back, we will never let you rot in a western presence he was trying to use is to burnish his credentials as a great leader. d0 as a great leader. do you think this is going — as a great leader. do you think this is going to _ as a great leader. do you think this is going to change - as a great leader. do you think this is going to change the - this is going to change the board are that many russians washers have about any dissent being suppressed, about political prisoners being held liy political prisoners being held by the russian authorities, could this now st

vladimir putin was my presidency. todayis vladimir putin was my presidency. today is the 24th anniversary of the sinking of the kursk submarine. at that point vladimirn power. he lied, he hit what had happened, stayed on holiday for five days and the press went to town. he was slanted in the press for that. town. he was slanted in the press forthat. he town. he was slanted in the press for that. he was so heavily criticised for failing to save two sub—mariners or even to accept foreign help that he began crushing free speech in russia and we worked towards for state propaganda machine now which is so powerful and has been such an important tool in vladimir putin full—scale war in ukraine. vladimir putin full-scale war in ukraine. , ., ., , ., ukraine. does that mean there is no 0- osition ukraine. does that mean there is no opposition inside _ ukraine. does that mean there is no opposition inside russia? _ ukraine. does that mean there is no opposition inside russia? you - ukraine. does that mean there is no opposition inside russia? you talk l opposition inside russia? you talk in the book about the murder of boris nemtsov.— in the book about the m

vladimir kul, the pianist. vladimir smolenitsky on the double bass, vladimir maganet on the drums, and i on the guitar, here toois is the line-up of the 1966 festival. what is unique, alexey alexeevich, the fact that blue birds was the first cafe i visited as a seventeen-year-old teenager, even before moscow and before space, it was blue, and here, look at the teaching staff, i would say so, in the center, this is tiit pauls from estonia, a wonderful guitarist, he is alive, god bless him, as they say, next to me on the right, as it were, this is stanislav koshirin from yaroslavl, he is also alive and god bless him too, and i am on the left, this is a trio of guitars that very often played together, that is , this is a prediction of my program of guitar forms, they were already slowly gathering, this is that, this is this communication of guitarists. guitar world, jazz guitar world in our soviet times. alexey alexeevich, you as an absolute master of accompaniment, i know, have made a number of works that help young guitarists master the instrument, relying on your wonderful motto, alexey alexeevich has a motto,

the country's largest book-selling company belkniga vladimir matuseevich, good morning, vladimir vladimirovich, good morning, good morning, vladimirrovich, well, this is the situation of modern realities, modern times, we have a huge opportunity to read a book on the internet, yes, there are also electronic books, but nevertheless, according to surveys, in belarus they still like to read books on paper, what do you think this is connected with, why do we still choose traditional classic books, not electronic ones? well, this is true and confirmed by the figures, in our country almost 800 titles, books are published annually, the circulation is almost 20 million copies, that is, more than two books per person, if we take this indicator for the cis countries, then we are somewhere on par with close indicators with the russian federation, other countries are surpassing. well, why do people still read paper books? well, probably, probably, there are many reasons, some global ones, so to speak, yes, the book probably remains a part cultural code and the belarusian people, well, probably the slavic peoples, the same serbia, for example,

synchronicity with the publication about the ukrainian trace, photographs of that same vladimir zheundzh vladimir zhuravlev were disseminated instantly, to put it mildly, alarmed even the germans themselves. the ukrainian divers were too openly slipped to the average person instead of the main suspect, the one about whom the head of the polish foreign ministry wrote in his social networks right away. on the day of the explosions. thank you, usa. and now the german publication berlinin seiting unexpectedly accused its colleagues from the same zutchi, zeitung zeit ard of being biased, by whom? by the german authorities, closely connected with the usa. the question is, do the media and the authorities serve the interests of germany? the wording of five journalists at once, whose point of view is close to the point of view of the state apparatus. the author of berlinen site examines in detail. in his article, which appeared at one moment, practically identical publications in different publications claiming that the gas pipeline was blown up by ukrainians, and, at the same time, the ukrainian version

vladimir and vladimir's wife. one of their daughters and their son where they are to be to speak with him. end of the president and he also got to reminisce on the fact they were both pallbearers together at john mccain's funeral. and so it was a kind of extraordinary, personal exchange in the oval office. the family members were both overwhelmed, of course, by the events of the day and standing there in the presence of the u.s. president at the resolute desk. so it was quite a moment. >> can you talk about how the administration tries to make sure this does not incentivize more innocent americans besides inviting people not to go abroad in certain places especially because you are looking at this inherent imbalance between releasing or between the release of an america in exchange for rightfully convicted criminals and murderers? >> it's a fair question that we grapple with every time we look at the hard decisions involved in one of these exchanges. it is difficult to send back a convicted criminal to secure the release of an innocent american. and yet, sometimes the choices between doing that and consigning that person to live out their days in prison and a hostile foreign country or in the hands of a hostile power. so from our perspective we have assessed and analyzed that risk. we have judged the benefit of reuniting americans, of bringing people home, and also of vindicating the idea that the american president and the american government are going to do what it takes to protect and secure the release of innocent americans that that benefit outweighs the risk and that is how we have proceeded. i would point out in addition to that in periods of time the u.s. government did not intend to do prisoner exchanges americans were unjustly detained and held hostage overseas. in periods we did, americans were unjustly detained and held hostage overseas. i think there are real questions and roger carstens hostage negotiation rats at the state department has actually pointed out that in this analysis it is not quite as clear cut that evidence actually demonstrates the kind of result your question speaks to. a lot more people get taken because we do these exchanges. but it is something we have to pay attention to and it is something that makes these decisions by the president not simple decisions. hard decisions. and yet, as he did today, he was prepared to make them. >> can you explain a bit more wanted it become clear that president cobb was ideal especially with differently from brittney griner question mike >> it's not l like a light bulb moment, it has to be tested and alternatives have to be suggested. proposals get put on the table and rejected and new proposals are rejected so it's less of a moment of now we know and more of something the you negotiate through the experience over the course of this we did reach the conclusion that krasikov was a key. >> can you talk us through any involvement with the vice president? was she also speaking directly to other leaders and allies? >> so, as i said in my opening comments, both president biden and vice president harris has made the return of unjustly detained americans hostage american hostages and absolute priority. in this particular case, vice president harris actually had an opportunity to engage with chancellor scholz earlier this year at an opportune and timely moment at the munich security conference where she talked about this issue with him. that followed on a conversation the president had just a short time before that. it was in the run of high-level engagements and a back-and-forth the president and chancellor were having that vice president harris was actually able to sit face-to-face with chancellor scholz and talk through the elements of this. and i have set in the oval office more times than i can count over the course of the past years. providing briefings and updates on this and getting peppered with questions by both the president and vice president. thinking through the strategy, it is relating the approach iterating the approach which she was a participant in very much part of the core team to make this happen. >> with the interactions with president scholz, it's been indicated maybe you can help us understand chancellor scholz had to make a big sacrifice giving up a russian criminal, krasikov, what specifically did the german chancellor say to president biden about his willingness to do this? >> i will leave that to chancellor scholz because i think for important conversations leaders should speak for themselves. >> but he said i will do this for you and can you at least detailed that? speak i can confirm he did say that but i thought you were asking sort of to elaborate in greater detail which i am afraid i don't feel comfortable doing because he can speak to his with the president. president biden made this point when he spoke to the press a short time ago that relationship between the president and the chancellor relationship of respect, of genuine friendship, had the character of being able to work through the sensitive issue in a way that was not antiseptic or professional. it was two guys actually trying to figure out a solution. that was the nature of all of the conversations and ultimately the chancellor was able to say to the president let's do this. >> to be clear my second question is this is clearly a day of celebration but there's already criticism including from the republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, moments ago said "i think what this demonstrates i think really what this shows is a lot of bad guys across the world are worried donald trump is coming back into office. your response to those comments? >> i don't follow. >> thank you. can you talk about what if any engagement u.s. officials had with vladimir putin as part of this question mike >> no engagement directly to let me put in. there was extensive engagement with russian officials over the course of this. i will not get into the details because those channels are sensitive and need to be protected for exactly this reason. because having those sensitive channels enables us to produce results. >> last week in the oval office president biden said he remains committed to bringing americans home. during his final six months in office. how important was it for him to get this deal before leaving office? >> honestly, i don't think he was thinking about it like i have to get it before i leave office. he was thinking about it from the family's perspective which is every day is a lost day periods so i want to do this as rapidly as humanly possible. i want to push the pace on it because the longer these americans are held abroad, the greater the risk and the greater the pain. so, for him, it was really important to do the deal, but less tie

vladimir vysotsky. so that the authors of the novel could not object, vladimir. went to meet them, burst into the writers' office shouting: the role of zhiglov should be only mine. hello, zhiglov, my last name. vysotsky's desire to become zhiglov was self-confident. after all, in the novel this hero is 26 years old, vladimir40. but vysotsky was at the peak of his national fame. his songs were played on reels by everyone who had a tape recorder. he is the most popular performer, although not an official one. he was not invited to the blue lights, there were no poetry collections published, but he is the leading actor of the poetic, bright and most daring theater of the country, the taganka theater, where there are never any tickets. his wife, one of the first beauties of world cinema, frenchwoman marina vladya. the film with him will definitely sound loudly. his partner vladimir konkin. for vladimir semenovich it was a blow. the fact is that people from the same circle gathered for the filming. they were friends, walked, drank, had known each other for many years, and konkin, he was a stranger, intelligent, correct, refined. it's a pity that the places were bad. excellent you can see, there he sits. okay, okay, i want to see the play, when are we going to get here again? what a theatre-goer you seem, and w

vladimir gromov. hello, vladimir, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, if for some reason you cannot or do not want to answer, you have the right to refuse a question three times and pay attention to the questions at the end of the program you. have to choose the best one, now you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself, time has started, i am a happy person who does what i love, i sing in the opera, in it i, so to speak, live, open up completely, well and naturally, this is family, this is my wife, my children, my home, which take, in fact, my whole life. without a trace, you fit in less than one minute. well, now let's move on to questions from our audience. we have 100 participants in the studio, each with their own question. let's see how long you can answer. are you ready? yes. then let's begin. who is asking the question ? hello, my name is ksenia. where did you get such a beautiful voice? what did you inherit from your mother and what from your father. well, i think that the voice is a gift from nature and... well, something is visible from above, and of course, probably, the love of singing is from my mother, and the love of music, understanding yourself as a person who is involved in music, and who must achieve everything, well, dig to the depths, this is to dad, it's such a symbiosis, but i think it's from parents and naturally work and well , god's providence. how exactly did you come to opera? and it's such a long path, because at first i was not engaged in singing at all, i was engaged in guitar, but somehow the crooked fate led me to first engage in vocals, and then, naturally, like any lieutenant or private dreams of becoming a general, so i had a dream, at first there was a dream to be a musician, then it transformed, somehow crystallized, i wanted. and then already, when i started taking my first steps, i wanted to sing on the big stage, well , don't be shy and don't be afraid to set yourself some serious goals. who are interested in this, and about what a popular genre means, an unpopular genre , if we have the same melody, even one that you, you won't like it, it will constantly sound from every iron around you, as they say, you will get used to it and some short period of time will pass when you will no longer miss it, therefore it all seems to me to be changeable, this popularity, what is popular is that... that is what is advertised, well, the fact that, for example, classical music is not advertised that much, well, it does not take up such a large part of our lives, well, this does not mean that it is bad, to become an opera soloist, there must initially be some natural talent, or can you just pump up your vocal cords to sing like that? no, well , it is impossible to pump up your vocal cords. they were given to you by nature, you can only preserve them, develop them, yes, well, what does it mean to pump up, there are concepts endurance, because when i started singing, well, at first it was enough for 5 minutes, 10, then more, more, more, because singing, well , it’s probably akin to, so that it’s closer to you, akin to screaming, so you try to go out somewhere in the forest so as not to scare anyone in the city, and the text must be understandable, it’s quite difficult, well, and i repeat, it ’s impossible to pump up the ligaments, these are two small muscles that fold and tremble there, it’s like blades of grass, many of you probably whistled like blades of grass, a little louder even a blade of grass breaks, the same thing can happen with the voice, that is, it needs to be protected, cherished, nurtured, and be able to use it, do you remember your first one? like a clean sheet of paper and you want to fall through the ground, surely many have caught themselves thinking that time is at this second, at this instant, it becomes somehow incomprehensible, either it is rubber and stretches, or it contracts, and you are standing in this state of timelessness, when all this and you just want to fall into hell, well , thank god, all this knowledge and skills are here the mechanisms of some developments are already switched on, what is called, what is brought to automatism, the same mechanism happened to me at the performance of carmen. i took this step, i thought, well, whatever happens, here is a clean sheet, i go out on stage, then everything turns on bam, like by the wave of some magic wand, thank god, everything happened safely, and what did your mother tell you then, and in general she often comes to your performances, maybe gives some advice or criticizes you, naturally criticizes and praises and advises, well, mother goes to everything... premiere performances for all some new concert programs, what i do for the first time, then sometimes he watches there, something is filmed, something, well, on video, sometimes he also comes to some already ordinary performances and suggests some things, naturally, this is criticism, which, well, you need to listen to, process and, well, do something better. i want to tell you that, probably, you can’t do everything well at once, everything won’t work out at once, for this you just need to be, probably, some julius caesar, but we are not caesars. vladimir right, yellow sector. hello, vladimir, was your childhood different from the usual, did you have many friends? well, basically, my childhood was different only in that while many boys played football, went to... what place does belarus occupy in the art of opera? i think that belarus with our opera house and with our musicians who work in this theater, directors, conductors, it occupies a worthy place. our theater produces such performances, for which, well, i have always had as a yardstick to measure i was not ashamed of the product that i presented to those viewers who came, paid money, bought a ticket, because when we come to the store, as consumers, we have the right to demand a quality product from the manufacturer, i liked the phrase, and what are you producing, and we are making a good impression, so we must make such a good impression, for which the viewer came, that we are not ashamed of it, and i believe that our productions they... occupy an absolutely worthy place, i was l

democrats including kamala harris attacked donald trump for having a good relationship with vladimir putin. well, vladimir putin didn't invade another country. when kamala harris was vice president, they did. maybe they should take a lesson from donald trump's playbook about lemgitimacy because he go a lot done because they respected him. >> thank you for being here. >> the full interview is

vladimir putin, this _ material. also for vladimir putin, this really _ material. also for vladimirr i putin, this really does change things for him, doesn't it because now, he's looking at tens of thousands of people who have been evacuated, this is now in mother russia as it were, this is all happening on his territory.— his territory. there is no doubt that _ his territory. there is no doubt that it _ his territory. there is no doubt that it is - his territory. there is no | doubt that it is extremely embarrassing, it shows up the disorganisation in confidence remains in much of the russian military, there was a warning, they were intelligent signs, it's hard to understand why russia didn't take them more seriously, it could be that the ukrainians engage in some really devious tactical deception but regardless, it's an enormous embarrassment for the kremlin and yet, they have enjoyed embarrassments like this before, remember the affair and other stumbling responses to ukrainian attacks and again, methodically and slowly, they regrouped and played to their strengths which are toug

russian intelligence services, he is involved in the murder more than 200 people, that vladimir putin and vladimir putin told the american journalist tucker carlson for the last time that khangashvili was a cruel executioner, when he inquired about the possibilities of an exchange. and a person who is for patriotic reasons. eliminated a bandit in one of the european capitals during the events in the caucasus, do you know what he did? but that's another question. utrapa putin shook his hand and hugged him. everyone goes together to the terminal, the delegation reception hall. here putin addresses everyone who, having gone through difficult trials, returned home with dignity. the country, of course, did not abandon them. first of all, i want to congratulate you all on your return to your homeland. now i want to address those of you who are directly related to the military. service, i want to thank you for your loyalty to the oath, your duty and the ore, which never forgot about you for a minute, here you are at home, you will all be represented by state numbers. a spanish journalist with russian roo

vladimir putin in russid and they say, oh, yeah, they have elections, sure, but they're ornamental, they're cute, they don't decide anything. why would you like anyone other than viktor orban and vladimir putin decide anything.r de right? there are americans who feel am like our elections should be the same thing, that technically we should have them, but there shouldn't be any doubt as to the outcome. and, you know, even that fetish for foreign dictatorships isn't that unusual in history. when there was the america firss movement before world war ii, that movement really was lousy with elected politicians in thed u.s. congress who were taking money from and working for the nazi's top propaganda agent in the united states. the subject of "ultra" season 2 it happens around mccarthy and the red scare. that was a supposedly anticommunist movement around joe mccarthy, but it really wass creepily entangled with this pro russia american fascist theorist who argued that it was really russia that had it together, and we ought to try to be more like them. it's not about fighting socialism or communism or marxist whatever, it's not about america first. it's not about some deep state that needs t

vladimir, and vladimir's wife, one of their daughters, and their son were there to be able to speak with him. and the president and he also got to reminisce on the fact that they were both pal bearers together at john mccain's funeral, and so it was a kind of extraordinary personal exchange in the oval office, and the family members were both overwhelmed, of course, but the events of the day, and also standing there in the presence of the u.s. president at the resolute desk, so it was quite a moment. >> and can you talk about how the administration tries to make sure this doesn't incentivize more or less, beyond what the president says, not to go abroad in certain places, especially because you're look at this inherent imbalance between releasing, securing the release of americans or rightly convicted criminals. >> it's a fair question, it's a question that we grapple with every time that we look the hard decisions involved in one of these exchanges. it is difficult to send back a convicted criminal to secure the release of an innocent american. and yet sometimes the choices between doing that and consigning that person basically to live out their days in prison in a hostile foreign country or in the hands of a hostile power, so from our perspective, we have assessed and analyzed that risk and we have judged that the benefit of reuniting americans, of bringing people home, and also of vindicating the idea that the american presidential and the american government are going to do what it takes to protect and secure the release of innocent americans that that benefit outweighs the risk and that's how we have proceeded. i would point out in addition to that that in periods of time when the u.s. government didn't tend to do prisoner exchanges, americans were unjustly detained and held hostages overseas. in periods where we did, americans were unjustly held hostage over seas. there are real questions, and the hostage negotiator at the state department has actually pointed out that in this analysis, it is not quite as clear cut that the evidence actually demonstrates the kind of result that your question speaks to, that, you know, a lot more people get taken because we do these exchanges. it's something that we have to pay attention to, and it's something that makes these decisions by the president not simple decisions, hard decisions, and yet he was prepared to make them. >> when did it become clear that vadim krasikov was the lynch pin to a deal like this and was it in negotiations with brittney griner. >> there's not like a lightbulb moment when you say that position is immovable. that has to be tested and alternatives have to be suggested and proposals get put on the table, and rejected and new proposals and rejected, so it is less of a hot moment, okay. now we know. and it's more something that you accumulate through the experience of the negotiation. and so over the course of this negotiation, we did reach the conclusion that vadim krasikov was key. >> can you talk about the involvement the vice president had. was she also speaking directly to other leaders and allies? >> as i said in my opening comments, both president biden and vice president harris have made the return of unjustly detained americans hostage, american hostages an absolute priority, and in this particular case, vice president harris actually had an opportunity to engage with chancellor scholz earlier this year at an opportune and timely moment at the munich security conference where she talked about this issue with him. that followed on a conversation that the president had just a short time before that, and was it in the run of high level engagements and a back and forth that the president and chancellor were having that vice president harris was able to sit face-to-face with chancellor scholz and talk through the elements of this. and then i've sat in the oval office more times than i can count over the course of the past years, providing briefings and updates on this and getting peppered with questions by both the president and the vice president, thinking through the strategy, iterating the approach, which she was a participant in very much, core member of the team that helped make this happen. >> two questions, one as it relates to chancellor shorlz, help us understand, chancellor scholz had to make a sacrifice, giving up a russian criminal, what specifically did the german chancellor say to president biden about his willingness to do this? >> i will leave that to chancellor scholz, for important and sensitive conversations, leaders should speak for themselves. >> the white house said he said for you and then he said i will do this, is that fair, and if so, can you at least detail that. >> i can confirm that he did say that, but i thought you were asking sort of to elaborate in greater detail, which i'm afraid i don't feel comfortable doing. he can speak to his conversations with the president. what i will say, and president biden made this point when he spoke to the press just a short time ago, that relationship between the president and the chancellor, relationship of respect, a relationship of genuine friendship, had the character of being able to work through this sensitive issue in a way that wasn't antiseptic or professional. it was two guys trying to figure out a solution. that was the nature of all of the conversations and ultimately the chancellor was able to say let's do this. >> today is clearly a day of celebration, but already there is some criticism, including from the republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance who moments ago said i think what this demonstrates, really what this shows is that a lot of bad guys across the world are worried that donald trump is coming back into office. your response to those comments? >> i don't follow. >> thank you, jake. >> can you talk about what if any engagement the u.s. officials had as vladimir putin as part of this. >> no engagement directly of vladimir putin. >> there was extensive engagement with russian officials over the course of this. i'm not going to get into the details because those channels are sensitive, and need to be protected for exactly this reason. because having those sensitive channels enables us to produce results like today. >> last week in the oval office, president biden said he remains committed to bringing americans home during his final six months in office. how important was it for him to get this deal before leaving office? >> honestly, i don't think he was thinking about it like i got to get it before i leave office. he was thinking about it from the family's perspective, which is every day is a lost day, so i want to do this as rapidly as humanly possible. i want to push the pace on it because the longer that these americans are held abroad, the greater the risk and the greater the pain. so for him, it was really important to do the deal but les

vladimir, 13:300 for dmitry, all in. vladimir, what do you say? dmitry, pass, game. from paint, paper from the bark, boiled juice from the leaves of this tree from the berries, the armenians prepared yellow and shab, preserves, compotes, and the chinese valued the tree, maybe it’s thuja, no, of course not, it’s a mulberry tree, mulberry, vladimirtepatongarewa, translated from the indigenous language - treasure box. new zealand, that’s right, the museum of 1200. in the building of the former st. michael the archangel church of the couple in 1985, for the next anniversary , a museum dedicated to these people was opened. decembrists. shakespeare in art 300. "the stars shone in the night, the children's eyes were blinded, oh, how they loved, oh, how they loved, robert rozhdestvensky's poems are dedicated to these lovers, romeo and juliet, surely, sailed 1,200, a painting of the young roerich, a messenger, this the writer commented, when crossing a fast-moving river, you must always steer higher than where you need to go, otherwise it will blow away, so in the area of ​​moral requirements, you must always steer higher, life will still blow you away, perhaps tolstoy’s lion, right, museum 300, along with this. authority, a huge palace in the center of bucharest houses the museum of modern art and the museum of communism. parliament,

vladimir. saint inakenty borisov, archbishop of kherson and tauria, and the monastery, the vladimir monastery,ts closure, the dispersal, the execution of the monks in 1924, the decision of the holy synod on its revival was made exactly ... years in 2024. have you brought the documents? oh yes of course. at the appointed hour, the demolitionist will enter the position. i met with the general. about the bombing at the rally. the persona of the game will announce me. tomorrow you will act alone. i have everything under control. in progress. you have to persuade her, you shouldn’t leave alone, i ’ll sort it out. what conversations are going on in the editorial office? there are many who are going to the rally. not really, philip gennadievich, not really. a lot, all the journalists gather there, and layout, yes, almost everyone gathers there. your excellency, mr. ambassador, i inform you that on behalf of russian federation, citizen of the united states of america, paul james bratfield, since june 12 , 2013, has been declared in the russian federation, the person of nongrat. embassy security told m

face media that is fundamentally biased and friendly to her, how will she sit in a room with vladimir putin vladimirin, is usually pink or leaders you have to deal with as united states president? it is revealing of her character and she's terrified of the media, terrified of taking tough questions and people say, laura, the critics say it's because she's not that smart and i actually think i disagree with that because i think she knows of her real fields come out come the american people will never support a dangerous radical who opened the american southern border and they don't want someone who is a prosecutor did to san francisco. they don't want that to happen to the entire country. i think kamala harris is hiding through the media because she's hiding the truth from the american people she is a san francisco radical. if we give her promotion to the united states, she will turn san francisco into a disaster nationwide. we will not let her. as much as she hides from the media, she cannot hide from the american people on election day. >> laura: senator, i want you to respond to this axios piece.

a supposed conversation he had with russian president vladimir putin about vladimir putin's desire to invade ukraine. >> again, i said to vladimir putin, he said don't do it, you can't do it vladimir, you do it, it would be a bad day. you cannot do it. and, i told him things that, what i do, he said no way. i said way. he said "no way," and i said way. and then i said party on and he said party on donald. this was actually an episode of wayne's world and not something that happened in reality. it did not happen. literally, everything we know about trump's relationship to dictators is he curries favor with him and he regularly refuses to challenge them over atrocities. even now, in the last week, we are still getting two examples of trump's refusal to stand up to authoritarians. in her new book "the art of power," nancy pelosi recalls previously unreported conversations she had with trump before and after he met with president xi jinping of china. the speaker emerita writes, "i asked the president to tell xi jinping in the house and the senate, democrats and republicans were united in their concern about the minority in northwest

vladimir nikolaevich podgaisky. vladimir nikolaevich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, if for some reason you cannot or do not want to answer, you have the right to refuse the question three times and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one, well now you have one a minute to briefly tell you about yourself, time has passed, briefly, i was born. in 1955 in the city of nesizh, in the seventy-second year he graduated from high school and entered the minsk state medical institute, faculty of medicine, which he graduated in 78, his entire subsequent life was connected with surgery, starting with general surgery, then vascular surgery, then plastic surgery reconstructive surgery and microsurgery. today i continue to work as a manager. there was an emergency room, and we lived there next to this hospital across the road or through the fence, i don’t remember, in the house where we lived, there was no hot water, so my mother took it, i was in the hospital, and there was titanium, which was heated, you didn’t know that, it was with herbs the water was heating up, and this titanium was heating up, so it hit me... and this is how i remember it, it was a salary of around 80 rubles. then in the fifties, 50 rubles was soviet money, it was a lot of money then, when we started working already in 1978, and in 1979, we already had a rate of 100, 110 rubles, in my opinion, but that’s all we also worked one and a half times more than normal, that is, you work another day. everyone was known and respected, the teachers did not strongly demand this, the red sector, please tell me, what was the most difficult thing while studying at a medical university? when we were students, we had such a transitional level to pass topographic anatomy. well, although we were already preparing for surgery, there is nothing a surgeon can do without knowledge of topographic anatomy, so in principle it was there for us. this was the floor in her house, that's when i this, plus, of course, we brought her a little potatoes, well, we had a kind of hideaway and a horse, and we carried potatoes there, well, the collective farm, and sometimes we left half, brought them to this mistress, to feed someone else there, that is roughly speaking, they stole a little, yellow sector. please, hello, i’m wondering if you had an idol as a child, if so, who was it? in my childhood i had an idol, of course, our yuri gagarin, in my childhood, then when i was a little into my teens, then of course there was the beatles team, now, do you admire anyone, do you have an idol now, when i worked as a surgeon, for me... my parents, when i washed up with him for the operation, with my father, i mean, and i started something there , and he praised me, and i said that it would be mine, and after that i never left the surgery. vladimirgenerations in your family are doctors? well, if we start with our parents, then this was the first generation; my wife and i are already, as it were, the second generation. the third generation is already my son too envy of the surgery department at the minsk regional hospital, have such situations often happened when you actually operated on your father or did you operate on your son? it’s somehow rare with my father, with my son we often practically worked in the same department, although after graduation he worked for me for 2 years as a traumatologist in borisov, where the city was very... criminal at that time, and he sent us there and patients, he himself came and operated with him, what kind of plastic surgery did you start your career, so these are the first operations? the classic ones were called the reattachment of severed fingers, it was emergency surgery or emergency microsurgery, so replantation of fingers was the first plastic surgery that we performed for emergency rea

vladimir nikolaevich podgaisky. vladimir nikolaevich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program, if for some reason you cannot or do not want to answer, you have the right to refuse a question three times and be attentive to the questions, at the end of the program you will have to choose the best one, well now you have one minute to briefly tell about yourself, time has started, briefly, i was born in 1955 in the city of nesvizh, great, thank you, you fit into a minute, but now questions for an adult, we will start with the red sector. hello, my name is anastasia, why did you decide to become a surgeon? i grew up in a family of doctors, so those years these smells that my parents came with me from the hospital. they remained like family to me until now, i say, i love these smells, plus the nestver hospital, when in those years when i was very little, it seemed... there was a kind of barracks, that is, a wooden building, which on one side was surgery, on the other side was therapy and a general doctor's office, where all these doctors sat, and there was also an emergency room, and we lived there next to this hospital across the road or through the fence, i don't remember, in the house where we lived, there was no there was hot water, that's how my mother took me, i was like that. to the hospital, and there was a titan that heated up, you didn't know that, they heated it with herbs, and this titan heated up, water, and i was under this hot water then, well, we washed ourselves there or as they say, like taking a shower, so here is that stream of hot water, i still have it, when i sometimes drink hot water, i know exactly that titan that i. what was your family's financial situation in childhood? in childhood, in my childhood, of course, if i remember, so, my parents, as i already said, were doctors, yes, all doctors at that time worked one and a half, or even two jobs, as you know, what is that or not, this is from the morning, no matter how he left, he comes there at 80 to 9 in the evening, and this, as i remember, it was a salary of about 80 rubles. then in the fifties, 50 rubles - that's soviet money, that was big money then, when we started working already in seventy-eighth year yes... in seventy-nine we already had a rate of 100-110 rubles, i think, but all of us also worked one and a half or more rates, that is, you work a day, plus you had to be on duty, these shifts were also paid, so in order to live well, you had to work all the time, hello, my name is gordey, tell me, when did you study at school, was it you? such an exam, because there you had to cram and learn everything. and can you remember any story, a funny or interesting one from the university? it was not even called the university back then, but the minsk state medical institute. all the interesting events were connected when we we went to harvest potatoes, i think, in september. and one time we came and... to study all my life, we had medical practice after the fourth year, and i was on medical practice, what do you think, where of course i contributed already there with my parents, when i washed up with him for an operation, with my father, i mean, i tied something there, and he praised me, and i said that this would be mine, and after that i never left surgery. vladimirkolaevich, and how many generations in your family are doctors? well, if you start with your parents, then it was the first generation, i was already with my wife, the second generation, the third generation is already my son, also the head of the surgery department of the minsk regional hospital. and did such situations often happen when you really operated with your father or did you operate with your son? with my father, somehow rarely, with my son we often. practically we worked in the same department, although after graduating from the institute he worked for 2 years as a traumatologist in borisov, there was such a criminal city at that time, and he sent us patients from there, he came himself, and we operated together. we started doing reconstructive microsurgery, that is, these were the first plastic surgeries called sewing on severed fingers, it was emergency surgery or... microsurgery, so finger replantation - these were the first plastic surgeries that we performed for emerge

anything, i 'll call, come on, run, run, please, vawan, this one wants to chat with you, vladimir ivanovich, hello, vladimirpay you a share, as we agreed, and ask you to protect my our. financial interests, because now i am suffering losses due to the fault of one ungrateful scoundrel. did someone attack you? no, this is a different situation, you see, my former assistant, he left me took my group, and now he is promoting it, using my contacts, but this is the same as stealing? well, what do you want from me? i want that... this is more in the city it wasn't sold anywhere, and i feel sorry for your father, their generation now can't adapt at all, dad is a soldier, he lived his whole life according to the regulations, and now... and now, and now there's a different regulation, you survived, you'll be a winner, listen to you, but we're at war, tanya, yes, why at war, but now is such a time, you understand, a time of opportunities, you can achieve a lot, but you need to be able to compromise, okay, i'll go get up early tomorrow morning, i'll go to the markets... to deliver, and i'll go, yeah. my girl, i'm not