he served in irkutsk with the 30th army, the second division, the fourth point. have a penalty, then a regiment was formed, a fortuneteller went into business and moved to st. petersburg where did this information come from, by the way, in st. petersburg he lived, i shoot with women at different times, but he never married a single one. so, this is where this is known from the old lady who lives opposite the last one she said was a streaked otter, huh? i even got myself a mistress from her, and about the otter, too from her mistress, she is in the hairdresser against the lieutenant i declare to you the lord officers, and you, the general 's daughter, quick gratitude, have already picked up your gratitude is not enough. you can't put a burden in your pocket , although a kind word and a cat are nice. and if you want, a kind word to you, when good day commercial contact of expressions and most likely, someone killed him from a business breakup. but the lord bandits, such a surname bortnik is unfamiliar to you. and this is not something that was on a melancholy trans

30th is approaching. i understand these territories in full russians will formally annex the regions of kherson zaporizhzhia, are there any ukrainians and the ukrainian armythere is an opportunity until the 30th for there in a week, i want to achieve gains on the battlefield, i mean well, for example, to retake kherson, is there no such possibility, we are talking about the situation in kherson is included in the general scheme of actions of the general staff regarding the depletion of this group on the right bank, conducting offensive operations in an emergency mode is actually counterproductive because it will be connected with significant losses, we know the specifics of this e-e bridgehead on the right bank, it is difficult for offensive actions, that is why we rather talked about the availability of a sufficient number of armored vehicles to carry out these operations, we have been talking about this for a long time. this so-called nuclear umbrella over these territories to say that this is already russian land, everyone said that this will not be recognized and this does not mean that our actions will somehow be stopped regarding the liberation of o

meade's orders for june. 30th continued to move his army into positions that would utilize westminster, maryland, as his base of supply. these orders required hard marching despite some of the hottest weather of the campaign. so i think it's important to note for for the battle here at gettysburg, as we talk about effects of this planning on the battle. the union army is making forced marches in the days leading up to the battle. the six corps would march to manchester high ground. that would become the anchor of the right flank of the union army. the fifth corps went to union mills in the center of the line. the third corps to tiny town. the second corps to frizzle burg, three and a half miles northeast of westminster. there it was going to be a reserve, an act to protect the rear. that's more or less what we're going to see when the pipe creek circular is put out. with the exception of the third corps line being changed. the first corps and the 11th corps are probing the western edges of the union advance, while the 12th corps is probing some of the eastern edges. so it's hunting for

30th of september, 2001. he died three days before his birthday. a charred remanence of russian armor scattered around town. out going activity pursues an army once considered one of the most powerful on earth. [ gunshots ]. >> an army that abandoned tanks of plenty, many in working order. dimitri and his crew are tinkering with one such tank fresh from the battle field. it has minimal breakage he says. i can turn it on without any problems. sure enough the motor roars to life. when they run away, they lose not only the tanks but also the ammunition and the next day it's all used against them. this tank is ready to go back into action. it lies north of the donbas region that after a sham referendum vladimir putin plans to annex to russia. yet, few here have fond memories of life on russia sway. he is cutting sheet metal to put over the windows of his sister's shattered home. there was looting and screaming he calls. they were taking everything. down the road, they are back to what they did throughout the russian occupation just sitting here. they didn't bother us. they found it annoying. nazis, nazis she says. they always ask where are the n

30th of september, 2001. he died three days before his birthday. >> reporter: the charred remnants of russian armor scattered around the town. outgoing artillery procedures and army once considered the most powerful owners. and army that abandoned tanks aplenty, many in working order. dmitry and his crew have one such tank fresh from the battlefield. >> reporter: it has minimal breakage, he says. i could turn it on that without any problems. sure enough, the motor roars to life. >> reporter: when they run away they lose not only the tanks, but also the ammunition, and the next day it is all used against them. this tank is almost ready to go back into action. >> reporter: pesky lives just north of the dundas region. few here have fond memories of life under russia's sway. stanislav is cutting sheetmetal to put over the shattered window in his sister's home. >> reporter: there was living in the spring, he recalls. down the road, back to what they did throughout their russian occupation. just sitting here, they did not bother us. but she found them annoying. , matches, she says. they always ask, where are the ? the russians have left, or lie dead in the dirt. lives

30th of september, 2001. he died in three days before his birthday. the charred remnants of russian armor scattered around town. outgoing artillery pursues an army of the most powerful on earth. [sound of gunfire] an army that abandon takes aplenty, many in working order. the money tree and its crew are tinkering with one such tank fresh from the battlefield. >> [speaking non-english] >> it has minimal breakage, he says. i could turn it on now with no problems. sure enough, it's motor roars to life. >> [speaking non-english] >> when they run away, they lose not only the tanks, says the sergeant, but also the ammunition. and the next day, it's all used against them. this tank, almost ready to go back into action. the town lives just north of the donbas region, which after sham referendum, vladimir putin plans to annex to russia. yet few here have fond memories of life under russia's sway. stanislaus is cutting sheet metal to put over the shattered windows of his sister's home. >> [speaking non-english] >> there was looting in spring, he recalls. they were taking everything. down the road, these two are back to what they did throughout the russian

30th of january, 1972. that was when soldiers from the parachute regiment shot dead 13 people at the civil rights demonstration in the bogside area of derry. back in 2019 prosecutors decided to charge one armyith two of the deaths, of james wade connection with two of the deaths, ofjames wade and william mckinney. solider f also charged with five counts of attempted murder. last year though crown lawyers announced that they were planning to drop those charges. that decision followed the collapse of the trial of other former soldiers charged in relation to killing during the conflict in northern ireland. but the mckinney family took a legal challenge against the move to discontinue the bloody sunday prosecution. they won the challenge and prosecution lawyers reviewed the case and this morning a crown lawyer confirmed before a judge here in belfast that he was now in a position to recommence. so the next stage of the criminal proceedings against solider f will be a series of hearings to determine whether the case should be transferred from the magistrates' court to a full trial in the crown court and next friday lawyers will once again come together in the court room before a judge to try to

army. the high court of justice at westminster hall tried charles for treason against the people of england, of which he was found guilty and sentenced to be executed on january 30th. 649. charles was led to a public scaffold in whitehall where he lost head in front of a throng of spectators. one witness later wrote that upon the fall of the executioner's ax quote, there was such and groan by the thousands then present as i had never before, and desire that i may never hear again the word of charles the first execution reached a virgin u and berkeley ever the royalist and supporter of the english monarchy refused accept the legitimacy of cromwell's commonwealth rule that took effect, and instead he that virginia as royal colony would recognize the new lawful monarch charles the second who was then in exile, can't blame them, berkeley declared in 1651, quote we are resolved to continue our allegiance to the most gracious king. again, speaking of charles, the second year, as long as gracious favor permits us and we will peacefully trade with the and all other nations in with our sovereign berkeley really aside from that assertion try to maintain neutrality during th

30th of september, 2001. he died three days before his birthday. >> reporter: the charred remnants of russian armor scattered around town. outgoing artillery once considered one of the most powerful on earth. an armyandoned tanks aplenty, many in working order. dmitri and his crew are tinkering with one such tank fresh from the battlefield. >> translator: it has minimal breakage. i can turn it on now without any problems. >> reporter: sure enough, its motor roars to life. >> translator: when they run away, they lose not only the tanks, but also the ammunition, and the next day it's all used against them. >> reporter: this tank almost ready to go back into action. this city lies just north of the donbas region, which after sham referendum president vladimir putin plans to annex to russia. yet, few here have fond memories of life under russia's sway. this person is cutting sheet metal to put over the shattered windows of his sister's home. >> translator: there was looting in spring. they were taking everything. >> reporter: down the road, they are back to what they did throughout the russian occupation. >> translator: just sitting here. they didn't bother us. >> reporter: but she found them annoying

30th round or something like this. the chip on his shoulder for the rest of his life. i think washington had a little bit of that. he desperately wanted to be a -- part of the british army. that was tonight him. he didn't go to college. people like jefferson and adams really would refer to that and all sorts of ways. he doesn't know his latin and greet -- that kind of thing. and yet, washington was quickly -- we don't think of him as -- he wasn't brilliant the way hamilton, jefferson, and madison were, but he was a great thinker. i remember one of my books were i'm talking about the battle of mouth and it all goes very well for washington, and that night, he sleeps on the field of battle with his man, with his cloak under a tree. and an officer at midnight comes up and hesitates to wake him. and he says, go ahead, i am not sleeping, i am here to think. and i thought, that's washington. he would just think about things. and i think it has a lot to do with how our cultures have changed. here we are on the twitter world, being, bang, no one has any kind of ability to concentrate on anything. washington had this incredible ability to dial out the static and just figure out

the moment of the counteroffensive of the ukrainian army in the kharkov direction, and this is the sixth tenth of september, yes, today is september 30thhe past 20 days, in general , it was said that they would move in the direction of the red estuary, that they would move in the direction of the red estuary, that they would try to cut our the group that will be surrounded by fighters who are defending in the area of ​​​​the red estuary has now been reported to zelensky that this seems to have already happened. we weren't ready. we did not believe this announcement. we haven't been able to put up a fight or we're really low on people right now and we're in dire need of a backup, what's going on? why is this not the first time this has happened? yes, i partially. this topic touched on a very valid question. i repeat, this situation, this breakthrough did not occur very far ago. they e, and it was not a breakthrough, as, for example, in the kharkov direction or before that in kherson, which was possible to stop at the expense of the reserves. eh, they were systematically advancing meter by meter every day. uh, they took territory. here i

army. the high court of justice at westminster hall tried charles for treason against the people of england, of which he was found guilty and sentenced to be executed on january 30th. 649. charles was led to a public scaffold in whitehall where he lost head in front of a throng of spectators. one witness later wrote that upon the fall of the executioner's ax quote, there was such and groan by the thousands then present as i had never before, and desire that i may never hear again the word of charles the first execution reached a virgin u and berkeley ever the royalist and supporter of the english monarchy refused accept the legitimacy of cromwell's commonwealth rule that took effect, and instead he that virginia as royal colony would recognize the new lawful monarch charles the second who was then in exile, can't blame them, berkeley declared in 1651, quote we are resolved to continue our allegiance to the most gracious king. again, speaking of charles, the second year, as long as gracious favor permits us and we will peacefully trade with the and all other nations in with our sovereign berkeley really aside from that assertion try to maintain neutrality during th