a sports fan always suffers, which means i had two achilles, two achilles tendons stitched up this yearhand, on the other hand, somewhere i didn’t take care of myself, so take care of yourself, play sports in moderation, carefully, i can now suggest you play basketball, no problem , i will ask you to bring a ball and a basketball backboard onto the court right now, we love basketball, well, oleg sergeevich, i congratulate you, you have proven your professionalism once again, please tell me what every person should do in life, at least once to love, to love at least once in your life someone to understand what it is? tell me, please, every person has their own fears, but what are you afraid of? happened, i’ll tell you this situation, and i want you to never be in this situation like me, friday, evening, i’m driving home, the car rings, so i can visit my grandmother, she’s in the hospital, i came home and decided to go in the morning, i was too lazy, there was no reason, she often ended up in the hospital, and it seemed to me that i would go calmly in the morning, in the morning there was

' _ lose, and unfortunately our achilles' heel the last 15 minutes, where we ran out of power. — minutesf power. we _ minutes, where we ran out of power, we ran out of physical strength, _ power, we ran out of physical strength, and i think that has been — strength, and i think that has been our— strength, and i think that has been our achilles' heel right the way through the season, the amount— the way through the season, the amount of— the way through the season, the amount of goals we have conceded late on. and unfortunately we just couldn't hang — unfortunately we just couldn't hang on— unfortunately we just couldn't hang on in there. unfortunately we “ust couldn't hang on in there._ unfortunately we “ust couldn't hang on in there. joyous scenes at stamford _ hang on in there. joyous scenes at stamford bridge _ hang on in there. joyous scenes at stamford bridge as _ hang on in there. joyous scenes at stamford bridge as chelsea | at stamford bridge as chelsea somewhat miraculously came from a goal down to score twice in stoppage time and when 4—3 against manchester united, having led

i don't like losing, i think there's always ways to lose, and unfortunately, our achilles' heel, theinutes, where we ran out of power, we ran out of physical strength, and i think that has been our achilles' heel right the way through the season, the amount of goals we have conceded late on. and, unfortunately, we just couldn't hang on in there. joyous scenes at stamford bridge, as chelsea somewhat miraculously came from a goal down to score twice in stoppage time and win 4—3 against manchester united, having led 2—0 after less than 20 minutes, the blues found themselves 3—2 down in stoppage time, before palmer converted a penalty to level and then his deflected goal in the ioist minute, that gave him a hat—trick, was also the latest winning goal in premier league history. the reality is that we need always to do more and more and more to win, but i think it was amazing. we can't talk about that the performance was great, but that is a good start for the the fans, and it will be very helpful for the future of us. we make high individual errors that cost us the game, and then you are

wonderful woman, grina mykolayivna minayeva, she supports the new recruits, she says, you're the achillesheel there, now it's very cool, and you'll be there together with the same cool people as you, and then we 'll bring you personally these people to the training center, we talk there, we already give them chevrons, and they know from the first day that they will be okhilasivites, it’s just that people need to be accompanied, because, well, i ’ll repeat myself once again, we need smart ones, because technologies expensive ones should be used wisely, that's why every person who we find, we persuade, who agrees to go to us, he will definitely come to us, uh, thank you, we hope that many of those people who are watching us now, who are now doubting or hesitating where they should go, they will now hear you, and i hope that they will find for themselves exactly the unit that they will love and where they will be as useful as possible for our state, oles mylarek. the deputy commander of the battalion of attack unmanned vehicles of the achilles equipment complexes of the 92nd separate assault

of equipment and that's just bang-bang, one by one they are burning, i think who is it, yes, the achilles, i would like to talk to them about this, this, this attack and this super battle, and so it happened, because with us is the commander of the achilles attack drone battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kusovo taman ivan sirk, yury fedorenko, mr. yury, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, cool video, i say right away. did a whole week, not just a day, but a whole week, can you tell us a little more about this one of yours, well, i understand that this is also a combat record for you, maybe it is even a record for the armed forces of ukraine, although in general it is very a lot of powerful calculations work on the line of god's collision, at various meetings and have sufficiently powerful and significant results, to summarize the situation, the enemy continues to attack the assault actions in the direction of the yar national time point. also storms additionally on the flanks, both bohdanivka and the settlement of ivanovska, trying to take the suburb into an ope

now we are resuming contact with yurya fedorenko, he is the commander of the achilles unmanned strike systems battalion of the 92nd brigade. this battalion operates in several directions, now it is one of the most important, it is just the time of yar, and yuriy tells what tactics were used. enemy, we see that the tactics are different, we are talking about the use of armored vehicles in the format of assaults, and the use of small infantry groups. now these efforts of the enemy are directed precisely at covering chasiv yaru from the north from the south, there there is precisely the desire of the enemy to find such weak points in our defense, but as yuriy fedorenko says, the enemy does not have such an opportunity. mr. yury about... please continue , so we talked about the first stage, how they carry out shock and storm operations, the second stage is when they break in on lightly armored vehicles, try to do it quickly, maneuverably, bring their personnel to the front line, today, for example , the enemy came out with three units of bmp-type vehicles, one unit was destroyed by our un

fedorenko is the commander of the battalion of unmanned aerial systems achilles, fighting as part of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kushoy ivan sirk. mr. yuri, welcome to the spresso channel, glad to see and hear you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. your brigade and your unit are destroying the enemy in several directions, but i am sure that the operators of your battalion can see chasivyar, bohdanivka, vavanivka, and ivanivsky just in time. afraid near the tick, i would first of all like to ask what is happening now around the time of the yaru, because everyone is now trying to get extreme information, well, what is the enemy trying to do there, what actions are our defense forces taking, in the last few days, despite constant assault actions, the enemy did not have any tactical successes on the battlefield, continues to storm as in in the direction of the main convergence of efforts, that is , chasiv himself is also trying to go around on the flanks, as he is moving... this is in the settlement of ivanovske and also in the settlement of bohdanivka, lively battles

of equipment and that 's it, bang-bang, they burn one after the other, i think, who is it, yes, achilles. i wanted to talk to them about this, this, this attack and this super battle, and so it happened, because with us is the commander of the achilles attack drone battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kushovoy taman, ivan sirka, yuriy fedorenko, mr. yuriy, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, cool video, i say right away.

well, we continue, we have been joined by oles malyarevich, the deputy commander of the achilles tanktalion, this is the 92nd separate assault brigade named after koshovoi taman ivan sirk, and we will talk a little about what is happening in our country in the bakhmud region, now i congratulate you, mr. oles, i wish you health, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, we watched. here we had a little analytical map, where it was said that the russians actually managed to advance in some places, they are trying to bypass ivanovske and came almost close to the very temporal ravine, so what do you say, can it be considered that actually well, did the battle during the time of yar begin? the ravine has been going on for a long time, quite intense fighting is taking place there. they don't bypass ivanovske, they storm ivanovske in parallel moving from the right, from the left along the flank. ugh. at the moment, just so you understand, ivanovsk, it's all burning, and it's partly ours, and partly it's already been taken over by the occupiers. but everyone who is here now, and the 22nd b

well, we continue, we were joined by oles malyarevich, the deputy commander of the achilles tank battalionis is the 92nd separate unit. the brigade named after koshovoy taman ivan sirk will speak, and let's talk a little about what is happening here in the bakhmud region, now i congratulate you, mr. oles. i wish you health glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, we looked here, we had such an analytical map, where it was said that the russians actually managed to advance in some places, they are trying to bypass ivanovske, and came, well, almost close to the temporal ravine itself , then what do you say, can it be considered that the battle actually began during the time of iv? they do not bypass ivanovske, they storm ivanovske and move in parallel from right to left along the flanks. ugh. currently, so that you understand ivanovsk, it is simply burning everything. and it is partly ours, partly it has already been captured the occupiers but everyone who is here now, and the 22nd brigade, the other units, understand that there is no time to lose... it can be allowed to happen, because

well, we continue, we have been joined by oles malyarevich, the deputy commander of the achilles tank battalion. this is the 92nd separate assault brigade named after koshovoy taman ivan sirk. and let's talk a little about what is happening here. in the bakhmud direction, now i congratulate you, mr. oles, i wish you health, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, we looked here, we had a little analytical map, which said that the russians actually managed to advance in in some places, they are trying to bypass ivanivske and came almost close to the temporal ravine itself, so what do you say? can it be assumed that actually, well, the battle began during the time of yar? the battle of yar has been going on for some time, quite intense fighting is taking place there, the assault is 24:7, they are not bypassing ivanovske, they are storming ivanovske and are moving in parallel from the right, from the left along the flanks. ugh. at the moment, so that you understand, ivanovsk, it is simply burning, and partly ours has already been taken over by the occupiers. but everyone who is here

i think with an injury like an achilles rupture, you know there is simply no coming back from you inuestion. so as devastating as it is, it makes it easier to accept because you know there's no other option. find easier to accept because you know there's no other option.— easier to accept because you know there's no other option. and in the moment, there's no other option. and in the moment. is _ there's no other option. and in the moment, is there _ there's no other option. and in the moment, is there a _ there's no other option. and in the moment, is there a balance i there's no other option. and in the l moment, is there a balance between the physical pain you're obviously feeling, and the emotional realisation too? in feeling, and the emotional realisation too?— feeling, and the emotional realisation too? in the first instance. _ realisation too? in the first instance, it's _ realisation too? in the first instance, it's almost i realisation too? in the first i instance, it's almost entirely the emotional side of things, because when you initially rupture an achilles, there's no pa

brigade. you can see the qr code of the zaporozhians, now yuriy fedorenko, the commander of the achilles unmanned aerial systems battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kosh otaman ivan sirk, will be with us. mr. yuri, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine! glory to the heroes. mr. yuri, are you going somewhere on business? look, movement is life, results come through hands, that's why we even sleep in motion for the most part. "if it really adds to the movement of life, then only i for that, but i understand that you are doing such a job that is on the verge of life and death, where you are now, if you can say, the unit performs tasks on a bakhmut note, performs it sufficiently clearly, qualitatively and efficiently, tomorrow there will be a summary for the past month , i will say frankly, as the commander of the unit, when i got to know everyone, because you know, every day..." where the work is there, but it was possible to destroy that, that equipment was brought out of power, there is success, because the cannon was destroyed, there were enemy pilots, when they wer

thank you very much for your comment, yuriy fedorenko, the commander of the achilles attack unmannedstems battalion of the 92nd separate assault brigade named after kosh ataman ivan sirk, was on radio svoboda. thank you. the us department of state included the telethon as the only news item in its report on human rights violations. in particular, the document states that the national tv marathon follows the government line. in war coverage, this is an unprecedented level of control over primetime television news. we asked ukrainians in kyiv and lviv what they are think about this conclusion and the marathon as a whole. we have such a question, do you watch the telethon "edynyi news"? no, i don't watch and i don't want to. and why, what can you explain? well, i don't know, i'm not interested, i watched it at first, well, when did it start. i am interested in two husband and son fighting in the war, so i watch the news, as my husband and son fight, then i watch, do you trust the information shown on tv? well, i don't know, well, well, i have to trust, i don't now, i'm not looking. can

heel of the free world, this bureaucratic achilles heel has actually told the so—called axis of evil am curious, we have heard a lot from some members of the republican party saying the us has already given billions of dollars to ukraine, it simply can't afford to give billions more, there are several groups of american citizens, of republican voters who would say the same thing. can you sympathise at all with the point of view? no i cannot, because i think it is just an inability to look at the future scenario. if we just told russia, look, we will stay out of it, i'm in the united states, then russia will be encouraged to go further into europe and sooner or later will start attacking the us. it already has, there has been cyber attacks, there has been disinformation and influence campaigns in the us, and i think if we look at what is happening in the american democracy at the moment, i think russia had a lot to do with that as well. crosstalk we are seeing a brewing conflict in the middle east, i am sure you have been watching with israel and iran trading missiles back and forth n

heel of the free world, this bureaucratic achilles heel has actually told the so—called axis of evilt. i axis of evil one thing, now is your chance, grab it.- your chance, grab it. i am curious. _ your chance, grab it. i am curious. we _ your chance, grab it. i am curious, we have - your chance, grab it. i am curious, we have heard i your chance, grab it. i am curious, we have heard a| your chance, grab it. i am i curious, we have heard a lot from some members of the republican party saying the us has already given billions of dollars to ukraine, it simply can't afford to give billions more, there are several groups of american citizens, of republican voters who would say the same thing. can you sympathise at all with the point of view? h0 sympathise at all with the point of view?— sympathise at all with the point of view? no i cannot, because — point of view? no i cannot, because i _ point of view? no i cannot, because i think _ point of view? no i cannot, because i think it _ point of view? no i cannot, because i think it is - point of view? no i cannot, because i think it isjust -

it gave way, and it damaged - a ligament in my achilles tendon.you don't have to have insurance to drive one, nor have any official training. but as the number of users increases, so too have the collisions. we see claims for theft and damage come in all the time, but this year, we were we felt that we were seeing a real rise in serious incidents. so we wanted to dig into the data a bit and see what was going on. the data, which is only from 2022, shows that mobility scooter drivers were more than 2.5 times more likely to be killed in a road accident than other road users. nationally in 2022, there were nine fatalities and 270 injured in collisions. and the trend shows these figures are increasing by 20% per year. the humberside police force area is sixth—highest in the country. so what do people in scunthorpe think about what needs to be done? i'm actually a trained mechanic. right? who can drive lorries, hgv, what have you, but i have to go through so many tests. and even i've crashed into things and what have you. there's no training at all. di

achilles! achilles, you have to save helen, why the hell is this a hairdresser?dig. stop, hilles. are you scared? yes, if i was scared, i would be. i've already been to dubai, i wonder what it's like inside? it’s cool there, of course, elena is there, it’s a pity we can’t get there so easily, oh, let’s go after him, come on, while the door is open, what are you waiting for, come on, what are you saying, we can’t hear anything, now what are we going to do? ? i have a better idea, let's just jump in we will penetrate a large wooden figure of a horse into it three times, but first you need to be blindfolded, why? because if you find out where the entrance is, you won’t climb, maybe we’ll at least bang for courage, come on, i just took the wine with you, so that it will ferment, it will take 3 days, who told you that i ’m going to swallow now, in this is the funniest time of the three, dj. selena is cool, director, where is who, are you drunk, now yes, who are you, warrior, i am acheles, born of thetis, a fish woman, she is the daughter of a centaur. and in greece ev

insurance and the bad reputation of insurances have become an achilles' heel in recent days, the head of the association of pharmacists and the technical officials of the pharmacies have announced their demand of 26 thousand billion from the insurance organizations, which according to paragraph 17 of the budget law of 1402, must be received within one month. the documents should be approved, an issue that has not been realized and has made pharmacies face the risk of bankruptcy. we will not have broadcasting companies. social security organization paid about 4500 billion tomans of its claims in the past few days and settled the debts of medical centers until the end of september and pharmacies until the end of december last year. the amount that is the demands of the universities, which is fully due and calculated by the end of february , is 10 points, seven tenths of the university's demands. the officials of the health insurance organization informed about the demands of the pharmacies until the end of 1402. the share of the health insurance organization was paid until the end of 14

capacity to a minimum compared to the illustrated quota that the queue is emptied sooner, see the achillesl of the operation or the quota of countries that cannot be used, usually the countries that use it, yes, but the problem is the host country. regarding the restrictions that exist there, the problem is in mina. the accommodation capacity we have in mina due to the area of ​​mina has created restrictions for the host countries. there is space for each person between 70 and 80 cents that should be in that space let him rest, be there for 3 days or be there for three nights, no, it's not that we can't be there, but we were in the past. not so far away, our volume capacity was, for example, 100,000 people and so on, then it decreased to the same number , at least we may take more, other countries will take less. it was approved in 1985, in the year of the conference, even now, if they want to add, they will find the problem of accommodation in the provinces. unless the host country decides , for example, to manage the country in a different way, for example put up multi-story tents or bui

see the achilles heel of the operations of countries that cannot be used. yes, but the problem of the host country is also in the restriction it exists there. the problem is in mina , the accommodation capacity that we have in mina due to the area of ​​mina has created a limit for the host country. 70 to 80 cm should be in that space. make it easy for him to attend there for 3 days or attend there for 3 nights. no , the issue is not that we can't eat there , but in the past, our capacity was, for example, 100,000 people, and then it decreased to the same number. at least you can give us we take more to other countries, they take less, after coming this, giving him a model, saying that every thousand to one, every thousand to one person, the value of our share is 85. he should put up multi-story tents or build a building where it is possible, so until now it is not possible, but you are following us. our duty is to follow up, but it is the host country that must prepare the substructure. okay, let's see a report. you, the hajj officials, can see the time. sh

he has barely played any rugby since rupturing his achilles two years ago for the he switched codes andg the tattoo but never played a game for dip his deal with bath comes after training with them and playing into friendlies. 50 years ago, england lifted theirfirst rugby world cup and it was the women's team who did it, but it was farfrom heralded. the sport has come a long way since and in a special podcast, solar orchard has been talking to two of the team who made history. let's go back to the start. you played 91, wasn't to be, usa lift the title to i'm going to set the scene, scotland stepped in at 90 days notice, the world cup was meant to be in the netherlands, they take it on and put on a great show. technically, at the time, england won the women's rugby world championship. that was because this wasn't recognised at the time by the international rugby board.— international rugby board. that's ri . ht. the international rugby board. that's right. the lack _ international rugby board. that's right. the lack of _ international rugby board. that's right. the lack of recognition -

you see the achilles heel of the operations of countries that do not want to be used. usually, countries want to use it. regarding the limitation that exists there, the problem is in mina . the accommodation capacity we have in mina due to the area of ​​mina has created a limit for the host country . there is space between 70 per person 80 cents who should rest in that space , be there for 3 days or find ablution there at night , no, it's not that we can't regret it, but we didn't so much in the past. for the host country to decide, for example , to manage the mushaira in a different way, for example , to build multi-story tents or buildings there, so that this is possible, so until now it is not possible, but you are looking for it. okay, let's see a report. you, the officials of hajj, can see if you can shorten the time of hajj, one of the important issues it really takes twenty or so days, for example, to see if something can be done. in the end, it didn't work . you have to find a way . now, when you have shortened your time , someone may want to stay longer and vi

didn't anyone protest there, because it has a scientific basis , because it says that there is a small achille, because there is a disease-resistant breed, we are in industrial livestock breeding. we are sensitive to disease the virus can be very weak. i am not a doctor, my field is veterinary medicine, but i will get help from your veterinary friends and colleagues. the articles that have been registered can be accessed. entry control has arrived in the country of export. he mentioned livestock to the country, use of vaccine with new strains, control of traffic of smuggled animals, compliance with health regulations in quarantine posts and control of live animal traffic in the country as factors involved in this issue. it is interesting that the effect of distances is not mentioned in that article. in 1995 it is written by mr. saeed moqiseh, of all these , you can read the titles and see them. determinants related to occurrence. prepaki has come to the level of iran's cattle farms, there is a meaningful relationship between, for example, units such as maidan dom slaughterhouse , he has come a

this inefficiency of insurance and bad reputation of insurance has become an achilles' heel. insurance companies receive their claims. well, you know, they get their money before the salary. according to the law, if this insurance contribution is not paid, they are allowed to take this money from the account. but on the contrary, when they are going to pay, now with they are paying at intervals of 8 months and 10 months. during the recent days, the head of the association of pharmacists and the technical officials of the pharmacies informed about their 26 thousand billion students from the insurance organizations. pharmacies receive approximately 5 to 10% of the prescription fee from the patient, 60 million to 100 million tomans per month, and they have to set aside even more just to be able to fulfill this commitment they have to the patients. budget law 1402 must be settled within one month from the date of receipt of the documents. insurance companies must fulfill their duties. according to the law, they must settle the 60 within one month and within 3 months. the law of t

thought that it was not successful , we want a new attitude, we want to further investigate two of the achilles heel of every federation, one is the national football of that country, the national team, and the other is the refereeing of that country. yes, our national team is considered in our country, but our referees are not considered in our country. i am now talking about a topic for women. what is the difference with men now? they are paid much less. because of the lack of support, unfortunately this did not happen in good futsal in the discussion of this side, which you said, we, the board of directors that we have, should discuss. he should also supervise the grand plan he is planning, but i can say this easily, the members of the board in the fifa regulations, who came here, only have a supervisory role, now they have executive work in the discussion of the committee, the chairman of our committee is the head of the football board of kekhiloye province. they are a member of the board of directors , they are also the head of the referees committee, if in article 2 of the same regulation

the armor in this place is the achilles heel. half as much here as, for example, the t-72, which today they also unloaded on poklonnaya hill. the exhibition has not yet opened, but the process was closely monitored. its future visitors, this is very cool, what exactly is this, that nato troops, this is not, no, no, you can’t win, that in the future we have chinese, something chinese, something russian will be, yes, we will defeat the senate, such , we look only from pictures, from broadcasts, but it’s all about immersing yourself, because it’s scary to be there, in the armed forces of ukraine, combat vehicles are placed with white crosses, a clear analogy with wehrmacht units and formations. the 1943 murder self-propelled artillery mount here on poklonnaya hill turned out to be no coincidence. we walk literally a few meters. and we see an infantry fighting vehicle, also a marder, also a german, well , actually a grandfather and grandson, both captured by our russian soldiers, only this one is already on the fields of the northern

all countries must know that there are two things that are the achilles heel of every federation, oneis the national football of that country, the national team, and the other is the refereeing of that country. our country is not of interest. now there is a topic for women, they say what is the difference with men now , their performance is much weaker. this situation happens, but in the discussion of this side, as you said, the board of directors that we have should also supervise the major issues that it plans , but i can easily say that the members of the board in the fifa regulations that have come have only a supervisory role. now they have executive work in the discussion of the committee avaran himself is the chairman of the committee. our avaran is the head of the football board of kekiloyeh province. he is a member of the board of directors and the head of the committee. there are referees, if it is stated in article 2 of the same regulation , i don't think there is any other organizational activity in the organization of the president , no, the president of the heat football

hosseini menesh, president of tank wagon owners association, the achilles heel of the railway industry is the shortage of locomotives, the domestic production capacity of locomotives is limited in the short term, and we have to buy from abroad to implement the development plans of this industry, but this does not mean that domestic production do not support mohammad mehdi eslami, the ceo of bana locomotive, our country does not need to import locomotives, and the locomotive production capacity is domestic. it fully meets the needs of the railway industry. policies should be made in such a way as to support domestic production and, of course, importing second-hand locomotives is not economical. shahriar efendizadeh, the former deputy of transportation of the ministry of roads and urban development, to develop railway crossings and turn iran into a transit hub, which is one of the government's priorities , we need 900 new locomotives, while the actual base capacity is 20 and the government's capacity for locomotive entry permits issued the second. this decision to close the locomotive pr

the armor in this place is achilles' pit.here as, for example, the t-72, which was also unloaded on poklonnaya hill today. the exhibition had not yet opened, but the process was closely followed by its future visitors. it’s very cool that this is exactly what, nato troops, this is not, not. no, do n’t win, that in the future we have chinese, soda will be chinese and russian, we will win in the senate, we only look at this from pictures, from broadcasts, and this is all to plunge into live, because it’s scary to be there, in the ssu, combat vehicles are placed in white crosses, a clear analogy with the units and formations of the wehrmacht, self-propelled artillery unit marder manufactured in 1943. it was no coincidence that it turned out to be here on poklonnaya hill, we literally pass a few meters away we will see an infantry fighting vehicle, marder is also german, well, actually a grandfather and grandson, both captured by our russian soldiers, only this one is already on the fields of the northern military district. in th

these checks will increase as critical infrastructure is and remains the achilles heel of every country. or what exactly is critical infrastructure and where exactly are the pain points that making it and us so vulnerable? there are more than you might think. the world is complex and protecting it effectively is that for julian task, what's critical infrastructure? no light, no water, no electricity, and nothing to eat. the risk of these disaster movie scenarios actually happening is increasing worldwide for society to continue to function with crises, was that natural disaster strikes. one thing has to be protected, the critical infrastructure. but what does that actually involve? first and foremost, is the energy supply. because if the power goes out, almost all other critical infrastructures are effective. for example, food supply without electricity goods boiled in the supermarket shortage then causes panic button has happened during the corona, virus pandemic. to ensure food security, transportation, and traffic can be allowed to collapse either. that's another piece of critical in

. >> for someone who missed 2 and a half seasons with a torn acl and a torn achilles. it is no question that clay has had some ups and downs over the last few seasons, but he seems to be in a great spot both physically and mentally. he doesn't care about starting or coming off the bench at this point. he's just grateful to be playing high-level hoop. after all, he's been through. >> all know the great great shooting nights and big scoring outputs put. unless you've been through accuse re our a c o, it's very difficult do that 2 years and come out and play in. whatever 94% of games. i that's why i'm proud of them. that's what i'm most proud of is just being available and being a constant in the lineup nba season is strenuous. it's long. it takes a lot of. this a plan to be able to do it nightly. that's one thing i am very proud of the season is just my ability to playing this amount of games to play with the great rhythm right now. and we have become accustomed to how to play with different guys in different lineups. whether i start come off the bench, i'm going to be m

it's summer time now, well i read that oles molyarevych already this morning gave a comment from achillesd that in principle the russians. they don't stop trying to storm the city, approach the city, but so far they don't succeed, they suffer huge losses, but continue to push forward in the ravines, if you know something about the situation on the battlefield, mr. serhiy, tell me what the prospects of the russians are now , the situation on the battlefield, as it is usually commented on by the military itself, but i will say this, well , this is reality, unfortunately... the attacks are not abating, the attempt to enter the territory of the city is not abating, but the guys hold on, god forbid, it will be like that. well, thank you, mr. serhiy, serhiy chaus, was with us, thank you for being able to get on the air, the head of the chasoyariv city military administration, during the yar today, the main, the main direction of the attack of the russian, russian army in donbas, well we, and we can actually watch the video for ourselves, ask this incredible woman, 98 years old, who overcame. on

a really amazing feat for someone who missed 2 and a half seasons with a torn acl and a torn achilles in back-to-back seasons. it's no question that clay has had his ups and downs over the last few years. but he seems to be in a great spot both physically and mentally. he doesn't care about starting or coming off the bench at this point. he's just grateful to be playing high-level lou. after all, he's been >> he fallen the great, great shooting nights and big scoring outputs put. unless you've been through accuse re our a c o, it's very difficult in the lineup nba season is strenuous. it's long. it takes a lot of. this a plan to be able to do it nightly. that's one thing i am very proud of the season is just my ability to playing this amount of games. >> it's been a long, long journey for klay thompson already. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. i think jason bay area lawmakers introducing a bill targeting ticketing company ticketmaster at a press conference today, oakland assembly member buffy wicks announced a >> new bill to stop what she describes as ticketmaster's monop

the loss of tape and rollers for leopards is also common phenomenon, the armor in this place is achilles'st is half as much as, for example, that of the t-72, which was also unloaded on poklonnaya hill today, the exhibition has not yet opened, and its future visitors were closely following the process, this is very cool, that this is exactly what troops are needed, it’s not... no, no, you can’t win, that in the future, we have a chinese one, there will be soda for the chinese, there will be soda for the russians, yes, we will win with the senate, we look at this only from pictures, from broadcasts, but it’s all about immersing yourself, because it’s scary to be there, in the armed forces of ukraine, combat vehicles are placed in white crosses, a clear analogy with wehrmacht units and formations, marder self-propelled artillery mount from 1943. the release here on poklonnaya gora turned out to be no coincidence, we walk literally a few meters and see an infantry fighting vehicle, also a marder, also a german, well, actually a grandfather and grandson, both captured by our russian soldiers,

sometimes do not know who our counterparty is in solving those or other projects, so what is this achillesel, i hope, first of all , of the ukrainian side, which should get rid of it, but is the market interesting at all? ukraine for sweden, because sweden is self-sufficient, and actually talking about the need to expand sales markets there at the expense of ukraine, it looks somehow, well, sometimes not quite appropriate in view of the capacities and projects implemented by swedish companies, well, i absolutely agree, in principle sweden is one of the largest exporters of weapons in the world, i don't know what level there is, it is the fifth or sixth place in the world in terms of volume. arms export is an almost 100% export-oriented military-industrial complex, although there is also an own order, and now it has more or less doubled there , but the question here is what it is, you have to understand what ukraine itself can provide to the swedes, where is the point of synergy, for what or cooperation, it is not just a market, but the swedes are something. produced and conditionally sold

the armor in this place is achilles' pit.re as, for example, the t-72 that we have today. also unloaded on poklonnaya hill, the exhibition has not yet opened, and its future visitors were closely following the process, it’s very cool that this is exactly what nato troops are not not not win, that in the future we have chinese, soda is chinese, there will be russian ships, yes, we will win with nat, that’s what we are we look only at the pictures, at the broadcasts, but to plunge into it all live, then... there is a clear analogy with the units and formations of the wehrmacht. it was no coincidence that the 1943 merder self-propelled artillery mount was found here on poklonnaya hill. we walk just a few meters and see an infantry fighting vehicle. also marder, also german, well , in fact, grandfather and grandson, both captured by our russian soldiers, only this one is already on the fields of the northern military district. in the far corner there shyly lurks, one might say, a symbol of the ukrainian army and the corrupt kiev

this, well, but the situation is really difficult, we actually have such a video from your group achilles, i understand, it is quite recent, i will ask you to show it, and there you can see such a night such an attack of equipment and... an attempt to repulse it, lo and behold, there are several destroyed tanks, some more there, and lo and behold, you see, a car, everything, eh, yes, eh, that is, now the assaults are taking place, as i understand it, with the use of equipment as well, as well as in other areas of the front and even at night, that is, the activity is high now, or how would you say, well, there are 247, so he said, and what we are doing in the video is the use of night fpv, we had a problem with this, because it is very expensive, but we have already arranged the supply and partners... well, they buy them, send them to us, so we use them at night, because there is such a high intensity of assault operations here now that we have to use all available technical means, by the way, we work as a combined fire effect together with artillery and other impressions, i would also lik

the supply of basic goods is our achilles' heel . in this situation, the fourth issue is the discussion of marketing and market regulation and pricing, and in fact, the conflicts and frictions that exist in this issue. the fifth issue is the issue of self- sufficiency . now we have a problem in the field of self-sufficiency. our problem is not yet solved . the problem is the same as drought and lack of facilities. the largest amount of water wastage is in the agricultural sector. then we will come in front of the tv when it is summer and we will tell people , don't wash your cars with water. home of 7 owners. is you abandoned the 93 issues , you abandoned industry and agriculture, why are we looking at this issue at this level, this issue of self-sufficiency should not be solved , at the same time, it is not a good thing, now the increase in water efficiency that has happened in the last two decades, rome must considering that you are a farmer, at the same time , i would like to point out that the issue of washing the car with water

sometimes do not know who our counterparty is in solving these or... other projects, so this is such an achilles i hope, first of all, ukrainian the party that has to get rid of it, but is the market of ukraine interesting for sweden at all, because sweden is self-sufficient, and in fact talking about the fact that it is necessary to expand the sales markets there at the expense of ukraine, it looks somehow, well, sometimes it is not entirely appropriate from the point of view of those capacities, those projects implemented by swedish companies, well absolutely. i agree in principle, yes, sweden is one of the huge arms exporters in the world, i don't know what level there is, it is the fifth or sixth place in the world in terms of the volume of arms exports, it is almost 100% export-oriented military-industrial complex, although the actual order is also there and now it has increased there, in my opinion, by a factor of two, but here... the question is, it is necessary to understand what ukraine itself can provide to the swedes, where is the point of synergy, for what or cooperation, it is not j

the ineffectiveness of insurance and bad reputation of insurance has become an achilles' heel. during the last few days, the head of the association of pharmacists and the technical officials of the pharmacies also demanded 26 thousand billion from the insurance organizations. they informed that according to the 17th paragraph of the budget law of 1402, the demand should be within one month since the receipt of the documents, the issue that has not been realized and the pharmacies face the risk of bankruptcy should be liquidated . if we go forward like this, first of all, we will not have the power to buy medicine from distribution companies. by paying about 4500 billion tomans of its claims, the social security organization has settled the debts of medical centers until the end of september and pharmacies until the end of december last year. the amount of the demands of the universities is fully due by the end of february and is calculated as 10 seven tenths of the demands of the university. the officials of the health insurance organization are also responsible for settlement

same, we sometimes do not know who our counterparty is in solving certain projects, so this is the achilles, i hope primarily ukrainian. the party that has to get rid of it, but is the market of ukraine interesting for sweden at all, because sweden is self-sufficient, and actually talking about the fact that there is a need to expand sales markets at the expense of ukraine, it looks somehow, well, sometimes not it is quite appropriate in view of the capacities and projects implemented by swedish companies, well, i completely agree, in principle, sweden is one of the... huge exporters of weapons in the world, i don't know what level there is, fifth or sixth place there in the world in terms of the volume of arms exports, it is an almost 100% export-oriented military-industrial complex, although there is also an actual order, and now it has increased there, in my opinion, by a factor of two, but here is the question, you have to understand, what ukraine can provide to the swedes, that's where... that's the point synergies, or cooperations, this is not just a market, the swedes have produced s

our viewers of the espresso tv channel, yury fedorenko, is the commander of the battalion of the achilles 92 attack unmanned aerial systems of the separate assault brigade named after koshovoy taman ivan sirk. in an interview with radio nv , he stated that russia is preparing an additional reserve and can use it for discovery another section of the front. more. the russians raised the so-called upliftment, this is the money they give for signing a contract with the russian occupation forces, now they pay from $600, and for the residents of some towns or villages where the russians are in complete ruin and decline, this is quite a lot of money, besides , putin announced that the spring conscription is starting, there will be 150,000 conscripts, can we cope with such a large number of soldiers, it is clear that conscripts are called up just like that, they are not mobilized, but this is russia, and that’s all perhaps, for sure, we should be forced to take seriously the figures that are being announced now in russia, about the number of additional... and demobilized including to the russian

we sometimes do not know who our counterparty is in solving certain projects, so this is such an achilles heel the fifth i hope first of all the ukrainian side, which should get rid of it. but is the ukrainian market at all interesting for sweden, because sweden is self-sufficient, and actually talking about the need to expand sales markets there at the expense of ukraine, it looks somehow, well, sometimes it is not entirely appropriate in view of the various capacities and projects implemented by the swedish company? well, i absolutely agree, in principle, sweden is one of the largest arms exporters in the world, i don't know about that. there is a ladder, there is fifth or sixth place in the world in terms of the volume of arms exports, it is almost 100% export-oriented the military-industrial complex, although the actual order is also there, and now it has increased by two with something, but here is the question , it is necessary to understand that ukraine itself can provide the swedes, so where is the point of synergy, or what? this is not just a market, the swedes have produced some