mande by the side of sardar zeinab's agme, all together mazloum hossein john mazloum hossein john mazloum hossein john mazloum hossein john mazloum hossein mazloum hossein mazloum hossein jan mazloum hossein jan mazloum hossein jan mazloum hossein jan mazloum has arrived tonight. the stranger's dinner has arrived tonight. zainab mandeh kanaar al-qama, sardar zainab mandeh kanaar al-laqma, sardar zainab mazloum hossein jan. mazloum hossein, john, woman, man, all of them are close servants . in reza, the condolences of mr. mullah ali musa reza, mullah ali musa reza. no, tonight is the mourning of hossein, tonight is the mourning of hossein . john, say , mazloum hossein, john hossein, john, mazloum hossein, john, mazloum hossein, everyone together, mazloum hossein, john, mazloum hossein , john. what will zainab do for dinner with tears and sighs? an orphan's sentence says, "where is my father, my soul?" he says , "i don't want to cry. with an indigo face, i am bent over. tonight , i have reached zahra's side. it has become a stranger's dinner. my heart is sad ." the mother of brid majlis is

ammunition is also formed in the same way 122 mm, also launched like a vampire, from various ones, this is agmd, aviation ammunition, anti-radar missile, like ours, yes, yes, it is slow, but it follows the beam, yes, yes. this was also september, october, november of the twenty-second year, tell me, we learned to shoot down something, our guys shoot down a lot, and my father died in the donbass, yes, yes, my father, in the twenty-third year, on august 16, came to parents and literally, well , i went to the center, i needed to be there, there were things to do. calls, says, father died, a shell landed in the yard, exploded, father came out, well, there’s a small shed there, he rested there all the time for 71 years, worked in a mine all his life, now he earned it, destroyed the house, took his mother out, i say, i say , he died only because you left here, well... this is all our home, we live here, we’re not leaving here, and here’s an enemy, yes, serious, insidious and vile, vile, to beat to the core, well, especially what do you need to be motivated by? to be motivated to just take even the s

ammunition is being formed, it is also launched as if from a vampire, from various ones, this is the agm , it is like ours, yes, yes, it is slow, but it follows the beam, yes, yes, that is, it was also september, october, november 22, tell me, we have learned to shoot down something, they shoot down a lot our guys, and my father died in the donbass, yes, yes, my father, in the twenty-third year on august 16, came to my parents and literally, well, i went to the center, i don’t care there... look, look, i still had to run errands, my mother called and said my father was killed, a shell landed in the yard, exploded, my father came out, well , there was a small shed there, he rested there all the time for 71 years, he worked in a mine all his life, now he earned money, he destroyed the house , mother locked up, sign. peacenik, well, especially be motivated, what should you be motivated to just take even the same howitzer like that, yes, well, be that as it may, you are an artilleryman, yes, you have beads, you have maps, you have coordinates , you see where you are hitting, i don’t understa

agm for short, which manages the voa. a part of that firewall reads quote, u.s. networks and their employees including the heads of each network are fully insulated from any political or other external pressures or processes that would be inconsistent with the highest standards of professional journalism. end quote as we all know, donald trump has big issues with professional journalists. he considers journalists an enemy of the people and dismisses reporting on his actions, or statements, or crimes as fake news. he has long sought to control his own media apparatus in order to view his nonsense unfettered, which is why his social media form, truth social, exists. it should come as no surprise when trump was resident, his pick to run the u.s. agency of global media michael try to exert his political influence over voa reporting and revoke that protective firewall. he was ultimately stopped by a judge. inside project 2025 is a detailed plan for dismantling the voice of america's independence more successfully. page 200 33 of project 2025 reads quote, as an executi

can perform various functions, they can strike with subsonic cruise missiles of the aviation type, agm 158 jasm, just like su-24 our front bombers on... strike with storm shadow and skalpg missiles. that is, for that matter, if we get the gm-158 missiles, we will use those aircraft, just as we used the 124, which have. there are also not many of us, and these planes have the ability to destroy enemy aircraft at long distances, due to the im-120 dm missile, i.e. 180 km, and we can use them in this way in areas where it is risky to use air defense systems patriot, we can use there f-16s to destroy russian tactical aircraft before they even get into position to strike our positions, and they... even have im-119 anti-ship missiles with a range of 50-55 target value km plus, and in this case we can even use them to strike surface objects, that is , the functionality here is diverse. mr. oleksandr, as we understand it, the issue of gripans, that is, other types of aircraft from our partners that we can potentially receive. still not removed, despite the fact that we understand different airc

fighters and they can perform different functions, they can strike with subsonic cruise missiles with agm 158 jasm aircraft, just like su-24 our frontline bombers strike with storm shadow and scalpg missiles, so for that matter, if we get ajm-158 missiles, we will use these aircraft, just like used su-24s, of which we also do not have many... and these aircraft have the ability to destroy enemy aircraft at long distances, due to the am-12 missile, i.e. 180 km, and we can use them in this way in zones, where risky use the patriot air defense system, we can use the f-16s there to destroy the russian tactical aircraft before they even get into position to strike our positions, and they even have a counter. im-119 ship missiles with a range of a whole 50-55 km plus, and in this case we can even use them to strike surface objects, that is , the functionality here, it is diverse, mr. alexander, as we understand it, the issue of gripans, that is other types of aircraft from our partners that we may potentially acquire still not... despite the fact that we understand different aircraft, different

to do the end of the war, in fact, but the russians will not keep this secret when , for example, an agmic cruise missile of the aviation type, which is used by the f-16, or if the russian su-34 is shot down by an aim-120 diamram missile will fly at them from nenadsk , which is used including the f-16 directly, so they will immediately say: look, these are elements, this is an acceleration unit, this is an engine, and so on and so forth, from all missiles. so where did they come from? no, you can think that hgm 120'i or jesm 158 were integrated into the ukrainian su-27 or su-24 front-line bomber, it is quite possible, but in principle it seems to me that if there is such a level of secrecy. of this secrecy regarding the transfer of the f-16 to ukraine, then for the first time we will hear about the use of the f-16 precisely from the russians in the format of their natural whining. but as i understand it, again, i emphasize with two red lines, i am not a military expert, but i think that for this, for desperation, the ukrainians must, the ukrainian team must make some very serious attack,

they can perform different functions, they can strike with subsonic cruise missiles with aircraft type agm 158 jasm, just like su-24 our frontline bombers strike with storm shadow and scalpig missiles, so for that matter, if we get ajm158 missiles, we will to use these planes in the same way as they used su-24s, which we also don't have that many, and these planes have... the ability at long distances destroy enemy aircraft with a 120dam aim missile, that is 180 km, we can use them in this way in areas where there is a risk... use patriot air defense systems, we can use f-16 there to destroy russian tactical aircraft before they even come out in a position to strike our positions, and they even have anti-ship missiles named 119, with a range of 50-55 km plus, and in this case we can even use them to strike surface objects. that is, there is functionality, it diverse mr. oleksandr, as we understand it, the issue of gripans, i.e., other types of aircraft from our partners, which we can potentially receive, is still not removed, despite the fact that we understand different aircraft, differen

damage when you consider that hodeidah is the main port through which aid is coming through. 70% of the agmst 84% of the population is reliant on that aid. specifically, the fuel and electricity and gas stations, which were targeted by israel today. which were targeted by israel toda . , u, which were targeted by israel toda . , , ., today. they called it brutal aggression _ today. they called it brutal aggression from _ today. they called it brutal aggression from israel. - today. they called it brutall aggression from israel. how today. they called it brutal - aggression from israel. how do you see this playing out, then? it will basically come down to a tit—for—tat, but it will also anger the local population, whether you approach houthi or against houthi. the yemeni government itself, which is anti— houthi, released a statement an hour ago condemning the attack, and the saudis have also issued a statement basically saying they are not going to allow any flights attacking yemen, or basically any in the region, for that matter. but it's going to create notjust local but regional angry rea

formed in the same way, it is also launched like from a vampire, from various ones, this is already an agmyes, yes, that is, she and it was also september. died, a shell landed in the yard, exploded, my father came out, well, it was a small shed, he rested there all the time there for 71 years, he worked in a mine all his life, he earned it, he destroyed the house, he locked up his mother, he took him out, i say, may, i say, he died just for you to leave here, you know, how to uproot old people from their place. it’s almost impossible, for all 8 years, i say: mom, let’s go somewhere, well, i’ll take you far away there, no, son, not anywhere, this is all our home, we live here, we can’t go anywhere from here let's leave and here is the enemy, yes, serious, insidious , sweaty, sweaty, hit hard, well, be especially motivated, what should you be motivated to do just like that. and yes, volodya, well, here, here everything is clear, instead of detonating ammunition, if a person imagines how a copter operator works, carrying out a reset, that is, he saw everything, of course, the children were r

the third and duration outlined it to us at the agm was they also want to do a purpose built robotaxihave a combination of three on what is a proprietary app much like uber. the stock is now down 4%. i guess that investors are now saying, this is supposed to be at. we were going to learn the plan and now we may be waiting longer. carolina: it now we bring in max chapek and racing back to set. this was the fiction of so many. max: a lot of the long-term vision is robotaxi. max: absolutely. there were huge questions when elon musk said they would have this launch august 8. will it be an affordable car you may want to buy? will it be a robotaxi? will it have a steering wheel? questions like that. i think investors were sort of just going with it. elon musk, as we have talked about on the show many times, has a very good track record and the reaction you see from the stock is a reaction to uncertainty. if it isn't just a few months delay, probably no big deal. but there are real, profound questions about robo taxis and how real this is near-term. and on top of that you have questions abou