welcome to baku. thank _ hearty dishes -- baku. welcome to baku. thank you _ hearty dishes -- baku.hank you so much. this is a _ to baku. thank you so much. this is a beautiful— to baku. thank you so much. this is a beautiful view. - what are the ingredients you would like me to get here? ok. caviar? , , , would like me to get here? ok. caviar?_ 0h. - would like me to get here? ok. caviar?_ oh. my - caviar? yes, yes! oh, my goodness! _ caviar? yes, yes! oh, my goodness! ok. _ caviar? yes, yes! oh, my goodness! ok. my - caviar? yes, yes! oh, my| goodness! ok. my culinary adventure begins south of baku at a sustainable caviar fish farm, located in the historical sturgeon spawning area between the karuah river and the caspian sea. there's thousands of them! ., , caspian sea. there's thousands ofthem! ., , . ., . ., of them! the earliest chance to net the of them! the earliest chance to get the caviar _ of them! the earliest chance to get the caviar is _ of them! the earliest chance to get the caviar is three - of them! the earliest chance to get the caviar is three years i get the cavi

actually, the germans would have gladly moved to baku on their side, but the turks did not have timem to do it officially. it was called the army of islam. that is, it was an irregular turkish army, azerbaijanis were garbage collectors and turkish volunteers in baku at that time there was a proletarian dictatorship. baku council of people's commissars invited to protect against the turks the british, who had a powerful group in persia, the british responded instantly and on the first of august landed in baku, the famous 26 baku commissars considered it good to leave the city without reporting the spending of people's money, but were intercepted and eventually shot, not without the help of the grateful british, in turn the british, who supported the dictatorship of the menshevik center. the caspian sea was evacuated on the eve of the decisive assault on the city by the turks, the turks did not care about the fairy tale about the army of islam and transferred i bought regular troops from other fronts for the baku direction and was given for 3 days to plunder the soldiers. several tens

welcome to baku. thank you. thank you so much. this is a beautiful view.s! wow. 0k. my culinary adventure begins south of baku at a sustainable caviar fish farm, located in the historical sturgeon spawning area between the karuah river and the caspian sea. there's thousands of them! the earliest chance to get the caviar is three years but, for example, beluga, it matures for 12—15 years... wow! ..before it's ready to bring the caviar. there has been a worldwide ban on wild sturgeon caviar since 2006, so the caviar you can buy comes from places like here. rufat tells me baku caviar is on a mission to replenish the fish stock in the caspian sea. for every jar that you purchase, we will release 10 fishes into the wild. they keep bobbing up and down. they are kids and they want to play. laughs. he was particularly friendly! rufat shows me the fish they're processing today for the caviar and the fish meat. this is a blond beluga and it's very valuable caviar that they will produce. so the caviar has just been extracted from the sturgeon and here, the caviar mas

longer defense, but rather the defense of the industry of great britain where did you go, azerbaijan baku baku the traditional british sphere of influence they keep spinning around you they keep weaving whatever is needed more ukraine baku and the americans give it to them for free, insuring them with their 100,000 soldiers in europe i remember yesterday, the british army 70 more. dmitri yes, well, i guess, since we touched upon this topic. i'll kind of highlight it a little from the other side, look from the american side. now it becomes clear that one of the washington groups there, playing against the other, brought the baidan into the teleprompter. these are all the very words about the removal of putin from power, but since the case was presented in such a way that biden, e, made a reservation or said an emotional thing, but not included in the political program, and also due to the fact that he talked a lot there he had no paper before his eyes, speaking to the military, speaking to the europeans. he said that they would have hunger, of course it's true, but it was just not necessar

already in april 920, the baku bolsheviks crossed the border of azerbaijan and handed him a golden ultimatum. and they surrendered to you to avoid victims, to know what they bought lies. but in 1903, the oil field was a pawn in a big political game , it is known from official soviet history that on june 1, 1903, in baku, where 9/10 of all russian oil was produced, a led bolsheviks, the general strike, famous for the personal contribution of comrade stalin. it was not quite like that, there were unmotivated, external disturbances, strikers, they did not put forward any demands, but they were worse. set fire to the pass. lana rose above 100 m, only until the end of 1903, burned down a million tons. in the next 1904, 225 punks burned down . people lost their last hopes . the so-called stachki burned down more than half of the well 2/3 drilling, which caused a sharp decline in oil production, the loss of foreign markets for kerosene in favor of the americans rockefeller as the end of the revolutionary events, russia, which until then was the leader in world production, produced half as much oil

carefully paid for by customers or a fresh corpse, with which they took out rubbish, did not pay $ 172 in bakuhe eyes are worse and the bones are still sent across the cordon, many organs are removed every day. there weren't even enough containers. i remember early february. totally agree one day we were sent to the base, 23 pairs of kidneys of the spleen and the oven of this bloody business were saakashvili's wife saakashvili praised our medical group, especially the medical workers he promised. for all of us, an increase in wages if we increase the quantity and quality of goods is called a commodity. he said that we are helping patients with europe and the usa waiting for fresh human organs, then he was an adviser to poroshenko, whom tyra knew. personally, i watched him, uh, this process of transition from a businessman to a head of state. it seems to me that it is not enough for him. uh, good advice on june 4, wrote a letter of resignation, they attacked me and dragged me downstairs. they showed me a sanction for my ares to the prosecutor's office for forging documents and offered to sign a

more unpredictable battle, where only pautova ilya marin can predict the result until the last stage baku first channel, saransk so the denouement of the first channel cup on our air saransk at 17:45. don't miss out, and right now the brain's revenge formula. here is a cookie. no, if you want, you can, of course, ask grigorievich for dumplings. it's not scary to live in the entrance, in which almost every day someone. kill if it weren't for you and i'm not afraid of anything. i don't stick my nose in other people's business. i don't use drugs at all. do you suspect something? that he fell in love like a boy. this is your judgment. exactly right? excuse me, i'm interested in my wife. aglaya. you had a performance today, the fact is that aglaya left some strange note, hasn't returned yet. i'm just asking if you know anything? i immediately went to visit my friends. where it went, i don't know. i'm sorry . i have to think about my daughter, what will happen to her when i'm gone. you need me. dad. don't start, sit down. said today i was called for a consultation, but i could not go. it's just

the fight against the russian army. meanwhile, outside the ship shall train station may avoid sic baku is selling the world's press about the latest united nations estimate of potential refugee numbers up to 5000000. a good half, he says could seek refuge in poland with this with him. homeland is a kind of buffer zone and will probably receive the most refugees of history because we already have at least one and a half to $2000000.00 ukrainians here. and they will take in their compatriots has like the puzzles. this is, of course, the most convenient and the fastest solutions ever. there's no ever, and i really don't want this to happen. we probably have to be ready for an escalation or this migration with those and be ready for people arriving, who have no one here. the phone because then it will be a priority to provide these people with effective. how'd you mild with cargo intuition, timothy will throw the feathers over to the supermarket. filled with the med doesn't mention how you treat those who are excluded from the new international generosity towards people fleeing the non e,

and grandfathers, so you can not use glucose or baku and if you do not use molasses, then, of course,y this is a third of the composition, although it is made from corn starch. it is even sweeter than sugar itself, it is, in fact, carbohydrates in its purest form, if the syrup burns, then caramel instead of a pleasant creamy taste. it will give bitterness, however, some manufacturers, therefore, are not upset about the occasion. do not pay attention to this, and such an army may end up on the shelves of the store after 40 minutes on the stove, the syrup heated to 150 ° is poured onto the table from granite. this stone is one of the best conductors of heat in nature, it cools caramel very quickly, and it also quickly heats up. you need to be very careful, if even one drop gets on your hand or on any other part of the body, then now i will show you there will be very bitter consequences. now you need to mix the dyes as quickly as possible. you are watching the program our consumer supervision, do not switch, because we, as always, have something to open your eyes to. how is caramel tint

i didn't really talk about it today, but the baku plot said the soviets uncover where britain was, you know wargaming bombing baku in the spring of 1940 which effectively gave stall in the pretext for what an alcohol the cotton massacre. i don't have time to go into that. you'll have to read the book, but the british had actually sent an expeditionary force to baku in 1918. and so in fact, he takes this quite seriously the threat of a british intervention even when they're talking about the balkans the reason he tells the germans, you know, we need bulgarian we need to station troops at the states is to keep the british navy out of the black sea where of course the british navy had gone in 1918 after the ottoman collapse. he's not really thinking about the american intervention. he's definitely thinking about the british intervention and the position because of course he was at the time, you know in a position of power and influence in 1918, and he knew what was going on with the british. yeah. absolutely. i would second that. the british were the the bigger threat from from stalin's v

pipeline undermines tbilisi ceyhan, but it acquires real meaning only when the central asian segment of bakukazakhstan chinese xinjiang to the eastern coast of the yellow sea and further to korea japan and taiwan the cost of this great energy road is estimated more than 10 billion dollars, it was supposed to start up by 2010. the peak of optimism about the new silk road falls, finally, in the nineties, when the main operators of the project believed that russia could simply be written off as scrap. i personally believe that russia has finally lost its imperialist face and is no longer a superpower with its capital in moscow ukraine georgia and other republics will no longer return to russia and will fiercely resist any attempt to restore russia in its former form the soviet union was the end of thirty years of strategic territorial advancement, st. petersburg and moscow, modern russia has moved north and east, and has become more distant from the western europe of the middle east than it was in the 17th century, ispeking in 1995? can russia survive if ukraine and belarus are in the european

is very stable exactly about this, as i think, the british minister of security spoke yesterday in bakualk about, that they have some hope, that in some way i try to convince myself, but uh, all these versions, of course, have a place to be, but let's talk about how well we know ourselves uh, and how they know and represent us. it's a big question how it will be, because look. it's not even about her okay, europeans. there are not independent. there are not tied sovereigns. we said it again. well, look what all this has, roughly speaking american-centric system hmm in my head. here you have, for example, the americans, who after all these words there about the butchers of war criminals education in the case of the economy. so we’ll tear it apart, we’ll crush it, and so on, yes, the 19th century is here, that is, all this is said to us, as a side to us, as a people and our leader who deal with these issues, but at the same time in this american. the americans get along with such an idea, they bring out this news today. i just when i read this, why here i am talking anthropologist in me,

thank you very much for your support and in general baku for almost 3 weeks.cted a bomb shelter from the shelter was chosen only to get water and food for about 5,000 people. everybody sleeping on the floor, suddenly near a friend and children and adults. it was hard there without electricity, without water, on the platform, tired, exhausted by sleepless nights, people are met by volunteers who have arrived and are immediately distributed to temporary accommodation points. thank you very much yaroslavl trains with refugees also stay. igor kuznetsov arrived with his wife and daughter . parents remained in mariupol, that they do not know about them, there is no connection with them. that is, they were on the other side of the city, and there the bridges were blown up. and well you can't get there sat in basements, that is, cold, then the russian troops entered and they sent us also very hard under shelling, now everything is fine. that is, well, exhale igor wants to stay. to get a job and like him they are ready to find vacancies at the enterprises of the yarosl

the soviets sent an expeditionary force into baku in 1913. even when they are talking about the balkans, he tells the germans we need stations to keep the british navy out of the black sea where the british navy had gone in 1918 after the otto man collapse. he is not thinking about the american intervention. he is definitely thinking about the british intervention and british because of where he was in 1918 and the position of the british. >> i agree, the british were a bigger threat from stalin's view point. keep in mind the british had an active station in the ballotics. in addition there is a plot at least from the soviet perspective that might involve the assassination of senior leaders hashed out of the british embassy in pretty row grad. they kill a number of millster officers, hold the rest hostage. they are seen as a greater threat than the united states. >> thank you to our panelists, dr. nick mueller, ian johnson, and sean mcmeekin. >>> cnn's american presidents guide is our one stop guide to rich