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ramon aa waited them. -- awaited them. this, again, was more than a mere visit.an old reunion -- a warm reunion between old friends. on the morning of the 4th of july, a day glorious to both fill filipinos and americans, mr. nixon -- [inaudible] the martyr whose name is known to millions who cherish freedom. the column moment brought memories to all present, for it ♪ ♪ >> by permission of the president, the huge crowd was allowed to surge forward at parade's end, the better to hear the address of vice president nixon. >> i have witnessed many fourth of july parades. i have seen parades with many floats and many bands. but in all my life, i have never seen a parade to equal the one the philippines put on today. [cheers and applause] >> we in the united states in our early years had the problem of our tories who were still loyal to a foreign rule. finish but your problem in the philippines was a far greater one. the authority of your government was challenged by the hawks. now, many of these rebels, as you know, were simple people. probably the great majority of th

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the russian troops, especially the infantry, tried to storm one of the positions near the berestov aan troops a-and they stopped these forces, at the same time, the russian army is trying to fire at the ukrainian troops from various systems, including artillery and a salvo system, including rocket systems that scatter cluster charges and also use aviation, this can be six to seven times at a time and they cover the positions of the ukrainian military, and this happens 24/7, in principle, every minute of every one, there will be shell casings of the line somewhere and they are trying to storm behind the active and armored vehicles of the military, but the ukrainian military has not yet they left their positions, they did not retreat and they remain in those fortified positions in those fortified areas where they were in fact a month ago, that is, the line has leveled off, and the ukrainian military is holding this line. what is happening now on the front lines? i suggest you look at the story that i managed to film it was even this bahmut, which took place earlier, let's see. well, in

top of that another jump saturday and then this weekend excessive heah heat watch for the entire bay aa bay area but mostly inland areas areas i am concerned about would would temperatures on the coast and around the bay in the 70s and 80s at the warmest but further inland into the 90s, inland in the north bay and east east bay over 100 so that something to keep in mind. make sure you stay safe. san francisco and oakland will be above average by the weekend but but upper 70s and low to mid 80s 80s while inland in the valley in santa clara 90s warm enough for the heat advisory and excessive heat wanting to be isd be issued and at or above 100 for inland parts of the north bay and the east bay in the hottest spots fairfield antioch and brentwood 110 for the high temperatures sunday and that ist anyway you slice it so we will keep you updated through the week. >> make friends with somebody who has a pool. find a friend with functioning air-conditioni. functioning air-conditioning. struct coming up, jimmy garoppolo is not going anywhere anywhere anytime soon. how the new contract will impac

nightly basis, nevertheless as i already said and vitaly who is in place marchenko in the place of aaectively hmm there is also roman kostenko is located by the way, it was nice to meet serhii rakhmanin and you also know for yourself eh yes , it was such a surprise that at that moment kostenko was eh in the city of roma in general our fighting eh people's deputy for which he is honored and respected that the fascists have nothing to do in mykolaiv. i am absolutely sure and convinced that this region and the ukrainian south, and we stand for the fascists , there will be no place here. the morning of ministerial meetings mr. zoryan, well, now we are going to zaporizhzhia, because we have a fighter of the freedom legion kostiantyn denisov in contact with us, he is already with us, congratulations mr. kostiantyn i congratulate you, i congratulate the viewers of the channel espresso, the main news, of course, is what is related to, and actually on, again, the workers of the nuclear power plant, who seems to be the head of the current of the garrison that is located there, a certain vasylov

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to start offensive actions in sloviansk, or they intend to keep exactly in the area of ​​sloviansk aa precisely units of the armed forces of ukraine are constantly on guard. let's say that they do not regroup, they will be deployed in other directions in order to carry out more effective control of offensive actions, although there is still such a-a version, namely that the counteroffensive actions of the armed forces of ukraine in some locations of the izyum district are showing sufficiently high efficiency, and in the near future it is not excluded that this armored group, which was concentrated precisely in order to conduct offensive actions, will be concentrated in order to introduce already defensive actions precisely in the area of ​​the raisin, this is not excluded at all, just such a scenario, well, you already touched a little bit. this is a question about the fact that forces are being transferred from that direction in front of the to the southern direction and what exactly are they transferring, because er, if they are not transferring some armored units, it is known for s

weapons from the west, but if the west and we see some phone conversations there again renewed with putin aathern stream again on the lips eh these two words appeared if the conditional measure eh says that weapons are getting less and less and can no longer be supplied, there are some problems of their own that need to be solved and let's end this war somehow let's decide not on the battlefield, but at a round table, a square table, or something like that, ukraine will go for it well, if it is really unfavorable for me, my brothers and i will not go for it well, we have enough small arms at the moment, both domestic and er imported to defend ukraine to the end well, after all, tanks, planes and other armored vehicles are operated by people whom we can successfully and know how to kill, but if ukraine capitulates well, i think we will say our decision and after all we will fight to the last patron and to the last soldier, but i am an optimist , i believe that our government zelensky listens to people, he is a subtle psychologist, he feels the situation well and will make the right conclusion

let's say, say the latest poll about ukrainians, that ukrainians finally grew up as a result of the aawar hmm became more responsible for their own lives more began to take their own lives into their own hands and somehow decide that you would advise them if they still stay there how to provide for themselves somehow, i would advise them to get together with the neighbors and buy these generators, i probably wouldn't advise them, i would just ask them, er, i would ask them not to make others suffer due to the fact that they are not able to make decisions about themselves, because others will suffer, others will, well, really understand that they are sick there and they will be forced to deliver something to them there, some food, some water, some heat, some firewood, some other things, and accordingly, there will be some volunteers who will be exposed to shelling. other people who will not be able to leave you as it is and will try to help you, and i think even the relationship with other people is not completely honest about yourself. thank you, mr. svyatoslav svyatoslav pavlyuk, the

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need to stop looking for some healthy grains in what medvedev says, well, actually, not him says putin aaere uh they are following only one thing uh they now understand that uh this is a direct uh frontal blow uh doesn't work we need to find other ways and for this we need time to regroup accordingly reorganize uh somehow recover and so on and so on, for this we need negotiations, for this we need a cease-fire, for this we need what he calls the negotiation process, we have been negotiating with putin for 8 years after donbas, we know how it ended, so there is nothing new, it's the same again tactic of setting ukraine in this trap of negotiations. i really hope that our government will not fall into this trap. thank you very much. well, we literally have a minute left. there is anyway a politician, er, regarding the fact that dugyna is an innocent victim of the war, he writes that he is allegedly preparing a visit to the russian federation for the spring of next year . how would you comment on it exactly as a statement by a politician and a diplomat? please, you know , unfortunately, ther

work with semantics, we will find the same ones. there is a drawing number well from the axis like the aa map russia, who does it work for? it’s so small. hmmm, it’s a small art shelling. it works in all audiences and they produce a lot of things. the advantage of the video is small, they don’t need special technical tools to make them. quickly and a lot, that is, one blogger sat down on the phone, spoke to himself in whispers, wrote something and it flew, and the second story is what we saw about these children. well, they were shooting hay . maybe on the phone, but it was mounted, epic music was superimposed on it. and this as the russians do it's done crookedly, it's not interesting. it's not interesting. in the future, it will be cut into quotes and it will be distributed among classmates and contacts. that is, this is the whole story, it is very multi-layered. that is, there is no such thing as one thing that they slap together and everything works. they are either reading this or this or this boy is pulling someone out who was he that everyone beat him well it divided him they beat

those who play with fire will come to no good and aa 3 . we are in an unpredictable moment. chinese military assembling at 6 different locations around the island. us china relations are on shaky ground. what were she doing into everything she touches turns to bed. i don't because i don't want them to say he used foul language. she don't. i don't want to hear it does returns good. seems to me your main goal was to stir up trouble. thanks for bringing more problems to the world. america stands with taiwan. beijing announced it will impose, i'm specifying sanctions. jonna will stop cooperation with us on several prominent issues a fear of measures are being directed at the united states. now the u. s. has acting treacherously on the taiwan issue so i, one itself was also affected by apollo, sees trip as china, the islands biggest trading pond has bond importance for more than 30 taiwanese companies. earlier i took a closer look at the consequences of policies, visit toner is already taking action, as it warned it would fall out from pelosi as

moreover , here, in the context of green energy, aa countries are introducing alternative sources ofrgy, that is, some attempts are being made, but these are quite insignificant , so, well, if there were manifestations and efforts to give up russian gas, ms. kateryna, we will return to serbia in the context of the situation in kosovo, which was postponed for a month, but there is another country that hmm it behaves interestingly in the energy issue and sanctions. and actually, does it play along with the russian federation in this matter? let's find out more with the addition of information about who we are talking about. hungary is a former country of the socialist camp and the only member of the european union that still maintains friendly relations with russia, largely thanks to prime minister viktor orban. and significant dependence on russian oil , that is why hungary opposes oil and gas sanctions more than others. the hungarian government emphasizes that the country can lose from 15 to 18 billion euros if it abandons russian oil, which is 65% of of all oil products coming to uk

the most painful thing was aa, civil, civil.was genocide . civilians on the part of the enemy , because the civilian editions of the premises where our positions could not have been a priori were destroyed, and the positions were returned. i got into a fight on a stretcher. i was not lucky. well, i was disappointed that i would stop on the way to buzovaya. well, that was the first thing that was in my head, and i was putting turnstiles on myself. i understood that now i was already without help. well, that is , in fact, all the movements in mariupol that took place. i was healthy. everything was fine. and just like that, three days before the breakthrough on the screensavers , everything was already closed for they caught me 3 and even the sky then for a small breakthrough back no one knew anything and accordingly, uh, i was confused, i didn't know what was going to happen next, that's exactly what i lost in my head on as far as i know, i put you as nazis in general for all ukrainians, for some reason, again, ah, uh, this is typ

maybe he is effective in aa digitalization, yes, he has some achievements.e is even effective as an infantryman because of his experience in paintball. that is, he knows how to disguise, for example, he knows how to shoot there. well, i don’t know. why does the head of oda need it? well, he wo n’t be in person anymore. let’s put it this way in the fields. volodymyr the rest of whom the kremlin has appointed to lead the occupied kherson region, he is allegedly in a coma and has allegedly already been sent to the crimea. and just yesterday he wrote about the fact that he had become ill and that the region will be managed by serhii eliseyev during his absence. who does not know this conditionally, this is the so-called head of the government of the kherson region. well, in fact, he is a former employee of the fsb and an official from the kaliningrad region. what kind of processes are these, or is it really just that the balance is sick or the kremlin simply does not need him anymore? well, let the balance be not needed. i will never believe in this one, because

analysts and also what they called the institute the study of war and the british ministry of defense aantative of the main intelligence department vadimsky bitskov they said that most of the units, in particular, and the airborne russian troops, are being transferred to the zaporizhzhia direction, but in terms of intensity in the course of hostilities, it is not felt significantly yet, as i reported to you in the past , assault actions are being actively carried out there, as the near future will show how seriously the enemy is redeploying forces, and this is so far all the achievements in the fact that we will seriously change the front line is only the heroism and daily military exploits of our soldiers, not some kind of good will, as they say now, the good will of the russian troops, how can we force this oil road, let the specifics now be the defense of slavyansk kramatorsk the region, what is the situation in which the local population is now, what are the young people left, the mayor of sloviansk said that it seems that 20,000 slavs are left at the moment and what is the mood of t