nina, are you ready to find out who you are, alexandra? certainly.k you very much , thank you very much, i am very grateful, thank you very much, thank you very much, thank you very much, thank you for the broadcast, that there is such a broadcast, that you find, maybe they even expected it, maybe, but they didn’t expect it, of course, evgenia, you’re great, thank you, you... fulfilled your promise to your mother? yes, it was very difficult for her, it’s simple, but how do you like the fact that you have an uncle whom you hug, by the way , that’s all, dear, alexandra, what do you think, will you be able to become family, i think it will work out, let’s talk , somehow kindred souls will get closer anyway, it seems to me that you will be able to fall in love, of course, you remember, antonina all your life? i turned to my sister, shura, and now you can turn to her. antonina, i'm very glad that i found you all, my family, my close people, i will definitely try to come visit, i will come and check on you, no matter what happens, wait for me, and i will d

i spoke with alexandra saw you earlier. the head of the humanitarian policy and advocacy for site the children international. i asked to if she's been able to contact her colleagues in gaza know, save the children like other organizations have lost contact. we've lost contact with our colleagues in, in gaza. the last thing we heard was that is really airstrikes. we're intensifying at a level that we haven't even we haven't seen in the last 3 weeks, which is pretty hard to imagine. um, the last message that we received from our colleague was that he was trying to reach out to people and he couldn't. and that, and asked us to, to pray for him. and so it's, it's just awful that there had been a few images that have come out this morning and you know, children with luggage spaces. i mean the, the images to have been truly apocalyptic. alexandra at this stage, how your team managing to provide humanitarian assistance. what form is that assistance coming in? in such a, a, a desolate plants? it's been very little. i mean, there ha

i mean the, the images to have been truly apocalyptic. alexandra at this stage, how your team managing to provide humanitarian assistance. what form is that assistance coming in in such a desolate place? it's been very little. i mean there have been a few. a convoy is over the last week that had managed to come in, i think the maximum, 62 a convoys have come in and started a 62 trucks have come in with supplies, but that's only food, water and some limited medical supplies. i mean it's, it's really nothing to celebrate a, as prior to this most recent escalation, $500.00 trucks would come in to gaza. um, per day line. uh, for 2200000 people and and so 62 over the course of less than a week is, is, is, is really not much on. and the scary thing is that things could get worse. i mean it's, it's, uh because it has basically run out of fuel. your hospitals have claps. alexandra, i just wanna quickly um, as you were beside the children, pardon me for interrupting the situation is awfully di for everyone. it seems. but can you talk about the effect of the strikes the effect of this situation

in 1817, the princess converted to orthodoxy under the name of alexandra feodorovna and got married,ild, the future reformer alexander ii, was born. our exhibition presents a truly unique exhibit - this is a peaceful icon. there was a tradition of ordering peace icons. princely and royal families, when at the birth of a child, after his birth, an icon was immediately created in height, according to the height of this newborn, the most beautiful men of europe called nicholas the first that way, even though he slept on a camp bed , he settled his beloved sasha in luxury, the maid of honor anna tyucheva, the daughter of the famous poet, called alexandra fedorovna a bird in a golden cage, the empress surrounded herself with beautiful handmade things. these were works of st. petersburg masters, as well as masters of bohemia and other major centers of europe. here we are standing in front of the display window where it is displayed. we wanted to demonstrate multi-colored glass in the contrast of shape, decor, color all its diversity. she loved to shine at balls, it was for the first time t

even with the kids and the police officers , alexandra chevachalova did not let up, she broke a crib,is a child’s crib, she broke the owner’s. beech was rummaging through the nightstands looking for something, girl, stop touching other people’s property, i’m touching my employee , you’re hurting the child, what are you doing, mom, don’t, what are you doing, don’t, don’t , let the child go, let go, mom, mom, when the police doubted alexandra’s adequacy, there could be a nervous breakdown, an ambulance was called, the ex was taken to the doctors for examination, but was soon released , roman explains headily, now... all the doors in the house are locked with the strongest locks, that’s what was the reason, one can only guess, the marriage of alexandra and roman was officially dissolved several years ago , but property mortgaged house, the same one where the pogrom took place, the apartment still had not been divided, when she realized that my personal life had already begun to build, aggression gradually began, she began to force, that is, come on, i sold the house, i say, why should i

, so i would like to remember the confrontation between the mother - nikolai maria fedorovna and alexandrat was not a matter of contradiction between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, it was a common matter, so to speak, no. they both fought for influence on nicholas, but it was not a struggle for influence on a person , nika’s family, but for political influence , because they were antipodes, if maria feodorovna believed that the well-being of the dynasty depended on the well-being of russia itself, therefore stability in russia - this is stability for the dynasty, and stability for russia was largely connected with the need for certain reforms, so maria feodorovna supported everyone and vita first, and then stolypin. she was ready for a constitutional monarchy, she was ready to make concessions because... well, in her native denmark there had long been a constitutional monarchy, and her sister, so to speak, ruled in england, there was also a constitutional monarchy there, as for alexandra feodorovna, she had a completely different position, she was categorically against any slightest co

the alexandra nevsky lavra combines both the past and the present.cated here, here is the theological academy, seminaries, and regents are also educated, that is, what is called. all aspects of church life are very actively developing, which should develop in such a place, but for me, as a petersburger and always called myself a leningrader, now i am not afraid of this word, because i was born in leningrad, when i i see something that is changing, or something that will change in the near future, in the appearance of the city, in church life, in the state of the churches, then of course, thanks... to god my heart is filled, i would like to wish you your eminence , to the entire episcopate, the clergy, the people, of course, the gentlemen governors, in their person all the authorities , our army, the baltic fleet, i would like to wish god’s help, because you can be very strong, powerful, rich and you may not be able to cope with those tasks, who are standing in front of you. and today russia faces not some ordinary tasks related to general growth and

that is d w process bureau chief, alexandra phenomena. anytime claire. so that is the news update at this hour. if you stay tuned, you can catch our science program tomorrow today, looking at how migratory birds are adjusting their flight patterns to climate change. that is after a short break, if you want more news analysis. in the meantime, you can find a d, w dot com or on social media or handle. there is that unit. i'm clear. richardson, hist, for lynn for me, and all the same. thank you so much for joining us. the show a ride to guide know the way around the is strictly scientific. true to some pretty what he places curiosity is we tried tomorrow today. next on dw, the we've got some tips for your packages from madison boats affinities check on some great cultural memorials to boot the w travel to cuba. kentucky is changing 6 years ago. we said it can't get any was to, but it does guardians of truth. this time excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of the 3 turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would searc

so uh there will be probably 2 more choice weeks and had for poland. indeed, now, alexandra if civic coalition, so towards form the next government tell us a little bit about their policies, what, what they looked like, of the well done notice today the positions leader sets that this is a win for democracy at the to poland was to be born today and he from is to move closer to you, appear in union again and to and the ongoing disputes of, of the role. the rule of law issues. we know that the ruling law and justice party has eroded to checks and balances in whole and trying to gain control over state institutions such as chords to public media. and they have also introduced a very restrictive abortion law. and work very hard line is when it's k a when it comes to eligibility q. right? so all of that the opposition is saying they're ready to reverse. all of those policies. sounds like a lot of change. alexandra and opponents relations with ukraine have been at very strange lately. so lots of stake for ukraine, depending on the outcome of course. well, poland, we have to say has been am

it is dedicated to alexandra feodorovna, the wife of nicholas ii, they were called the most beautifule on secular and social life. so, it was thanks to her that the arrangement of the imperial chambers, decorations, objects of art, personal belongings became available in the country, all of this can be seen at a large exhibition in moscow, there already our correspondent, svetlana gordeeva, visited, these were the first nicholas alexandra on the russian throne, their marriage was necessary for a political union, but it was for love, at least with nuances, while the emperor tried to regulate all spheres of life of his subjects, the empress created comfort, the details of this comfort and became exhibits of the exhibition brought... to the capital from peterhof. it seemed to us very important and it seems important to bring precisely to show the unostentatious private family life of the emperors nicholas and alexandra feodorovna. lived as they built theirs family relationships, everyday life, how they raised their children, to show all that warm atmosphere that alexandra feodorovna, wit

you corresponded alexandra von nomine, alexandra, the hon. gary and prime minister raised the states this morning by saying an agreement on migration was quote, impossible. are there any signs of a break to no, michael, there are no signs of rakes were on the contrary. initially, the leaders planned to issue a joint statement, the so called declination of coronado on all the issues that they've been speaking about here in spain. but we are hearing that it's very unlikely that such a joint declaration could be published today. and this is because of victor old on or to be more precise because of hungary and poland. ok to up the migration pact, which is by the way, still in the go sions. you, member states agreed on the proposal, but now there are talking about that with the european parliament. so the migration picked has not been adopted yet. spots victor all. but it's saying it's that if you leaders do, in fact fail to reach an agreement on immigration, it would be the 2nd summit in just 3 months derailed by divisions over this issue. why is

alexandra, thank you, alexandra nazarova spoke about the main trends in the global oil and gas marketmir putin sent an appeal to the participants of the russian-kyrgyz interregional conference, new horizons. industrial cooperation. the event takes place in jalal abad, in the spotlight including development of joint work in the field of tourism. dear friends, i cordially greet you, the participants of the tenth anniversary russian-kyrgyz interregional conference. this year it is dedicated primarily to the development of industrial cooperation. and therefore it is quite logical that you meet in ajalabad, an industrial center. kerghizia. traditionally, the conference brought together heads of regions, parliamentarians, heads of ministries and departments, representatives of business, expert and public circles of the two countries, that is, those who mainly deals with practical aspects of the entire complex of friendly russian-kyrgyz relations, in particular their trade and economic component. it cannot but cause satisfaction that interregional cooperation covers, suppresses... the majori

, what someone will tell you about the captain, i will definitely tell you about the captain, alexandra director of the institute of education, and the executive editor of the family and school magazine and also the ideological inspirer of all our projects. well, i welcome you to the studio of the institute of education, teacher of the year, authoritative representatives of the teaching and pedagogical community. well, let's go, we'll take a look. 100 to one, this is a fun quiz, and we begin, we have a simple single game, we begin, we have a simple single game, on the air to one, today we have two teams, teacher of the year and the institute of education, both teams represent our pedagogical community, opinion ... a little creepy, but nothing, nothing, i ask the team captains to come here to the table, briefly, briefly, the first question, well, in general concerns the educational process, a boy broke something at school, how modern pedagogy looks at such things, what to do with him , no, no, this, this is not a question, this is me... that is, this is a question, but this is not the ma

good evening, alexandra. yeah, good evening. president biden also canceled a trip he had planned to colorado to instead. stay here in washington so that he could continuously be briefed by his top security officials. >> about the war in the middle east. we also understand president biden is considering a trip to israel to show support. >> was the sporting secretary of state antony blinken is back in israel, emphasizing u.s. support to israel's obligations. does that democratic senator richard blumenthal says there are concerns that the war could grow beyond the current conflict between israel and hamas and united states is doing everything possible behind the scenes through diplomacy as well as overtly by sending 2. >> carrier strike forces to that region to determine effort to take advantage of the turmoil. nearly all u.s. lawmakers agree on providing ongoing support to israel. israel needs to do whatever is necessary to eliminate. >> awesome. because it's objective is to destroy. not only israel but the jewish people, but repu

english embassy, ​​after that on the same day, on the same day, and he waltzed, so to speak, with alexandraovna, this caused a very negative reaction in society, in general, he was condemned, the foreigners themselves who were there, they were shocked by such behavior, it turns out that, in general, nicholas ii, together with his wife, voluntarily, did the first steps towards the abyss, and marxism had nothing to do with this relations, these are purely personal, so to speak, matters, and at the same time they appointed some kind of colonel there, they accused, yes, and the tsar, the tsar’s uncle, declared gratitude to the grand duke sergei alexandrovich for arranging the celebrations, help for the victims was of course allocated, but the corruption celebrations. turned out to be much more expensive than the aid allocated, respectively, to those killed and wounded as a result of the ha, and the mother just demanded the punishment of the grand duke, well, and who was later hated in moscow as prince khadynsky, the grand duke alexandrovich, in the end, russia really didn’t lose that much, it l

kit: alexandra says keanu is a huge influence on her work. we cheer each other on, you know, how else? we're really fortunate in that we're able to have conversations and curiosity about what the other person is doing. kit: and she reveals her secret to making a long-term relationship work. loving the other person, i mean, truly loving the other person. and i think listening and i think curiosity is so sexy and kindness, of course. kit: also celebrating an icon at the laba event, jessica alba and her husband cash warren. his dad, former hill street blues star michael warren, was honored for his work in photography. tonight truly is a blessing. it's just so inspiring for and i and for our kids just to see you can always stretch yourself and go outside of the box. the best grandfather, the best father-in-law. we felt like family when we met for the first time, like, five months after i started dating cash, which was about 20 years ago. jessica could hardly believe that she and cash had been together for 20 years. it really has been. i actually

alexandra’s lawyer is sure that her client killed her husband in a state of passion.ect is a feeling of the unreality of what is happening, complete or partial loss of memory and a state of strong mental agitation, so in a criminal case code describe this state, it is believed that punish the person who was in it it’s impossible, well, almost, no matter what he did there, i didn’t understand what was happening, then suddenly i regained consciousness, i understood, i took a towel from here, he was standing on his feet, i wrapped it for him, i said now, now, now, now, an ambulance... sasha called herself, in a state of shock she was taken for interrogation , where she told how she killed with a knife that was not there, whether on the night of the murder the girl was really not aware of her actions, or is this a defense strategy to avoid strict punishments? vladimir sinitsin was in a similar situation, he killed his lover to his daughter, idas, it so happened, the night called, and so and so, the grandfather came to the door again, he was peeling, he wanted to open it.

the man was i taken to princess alexandra hospital for further care. taken to princess alexandra hospital taken to princess alexandra hospital forfurther care. the young boy taken to princess alexandra hospital for further care. the young boy was taken to addenbrooke's hospital in cambridge and distill any critical condition. a few miles down the road, the head teacher at the school praised the quick thinking first aiders at the match. lthule praised the quick thinking first aiders at the match.— praised the quick thinking first aiders at the match. we know for sure is that _ aiders at the match. we know for sure is that he _ aiders at the match. we know for sure is that he was _ aiders at the match. we know for sure is that he was hit _ aiders at the match. we know for sure is that he was hit by - sure is that he was hit by lightning. we know that he was immediately seen by first aiders who were on site. we that somebody ran in and the school did everything right, they rang the ambulance which came pretty much immediately. a number of ambulances came. nearly 1500 lightning _ number of am

alexandra goiton and anatoly dolotovsky, news central region.it is important that children’s path to knowledge is comfortable and safe. more than 12,000 students in the minsk region travel to schools on special buses. almost 300 pieces of equipment operate on the routes. many district institutions education this year, they received a new car, their comfort has already been appreciated by schoolchildren in the derzhinsky district, for example, to the borovikovskaya school, students get directly from ten settlements, you need to be attentive, because sometimes children jump out, they got off the bus there, we need to warn them not to go out onto the roadway, i warn them before boarding, when i pick them up in the morning, they get on the bus so that they stand a little further from the bus, we try to teach them somehow, there are different children, and some even come after classes, grades are shown, diary is shown. every time we arrive from school or to school, we clap for the driver, i just once watched a video on my phone and it was written the

in the first hall, visitors are greeted by her throne, empress alexandra feodorovna.esses sat on this throne, so it turned out that this is the very first letter a, it was removed and replaced. more than 400 items from jewelry to a children's carriage, these are not only exhibits from the tour from peterhof, although they are the majority here, the exhibition. became an additional incentive for the historical museum to restore and present its secret treasures to the public for the first time, for example, this portrait of nicholas ii by casey george dow, or this coral inkwell, which the empress brought from italy. alexandra feodorovna dreamed about corals; she once asked the imperial porcelain factory to make coral service, porcelain and crystal were the empress’s personal weakness, as evidenced by the rich collection of items, but since for the royal family... all the manufactories tried to outdo themselves, it turned out that alexandra feodorovna’s personal taste stimulated the development of entire trends. what do you think it's made from, it's a porcelain clock. i

valentin, you came to us, how did alexandra, did alexandra die, how did she die?cumstances allowed. one drug, i needed some different, and it was impossible to leave her at home, she had to be urgently taken to intensive care, just yesterday, yours, your colleagues, took me, i didn’t like them right away, so i came to them, they are here, they have a day off today, lucky , that means, otherwise i would have punched this brat in the face. valentin, we are very sorry, but alexandra herself refused resuscitation and asked for exactly the drug that helped her, herself, here you are, tell me, do you understand roofing, baby, no, no, but all my life i’ve been putting her down if some person will contact me with a request to make a roof, he immediately tells me to give some... stupid instructions, he knows that i will answer him, that things won’t work out like that, and that his collapse will soon collapse, well, you are doctors, and sasha was sick, they, they should have done it themselves make a decision rather than listen to her, i really sympathize, but unfortunatel

this time , zakharov’s twenty-year-old daughter alexandra, then a college student, starred in the film copy, somehow there was no skill, there was no self-confidence, and when confidence came, it honestly didn’t come; alexandra coped with her first leading role very well, but zakharov didn’t take her to his theater i was in a hurry, although the young actress dreamed of working in linkom, but her desire alone was not enough, everything is fundamental and zakharov even assembled an artistic council on this matter, well, you know, i was somehow received very kindly, and i spent a long time in i didn’t play anyone’s role, i wasn’t involved in any performance, i didn’t play for anyone, anywhere, i only played my own roles, i started acting only at the age of 30, she is a very hardworking person, she is very scrupulous about what the director offers her, father, mark anatolyevich, and when she comes to rehearsal, she is very punctual, we also go with a piece of paper. it means there’s a scene there, and she already knows the text, there’s no such thing as, dad, can i do this, there’s no suc

so alexandra phenomena who will form the next government? well, the leader of the opposition of the city coalition donuts to school today was very confident that youth squad, 2, together with 2 partners will be able to form a coalition. they ran on different tickets, but they declared before the election that they would like to form a coalition. and it seems that they would have enough seeds. the majority of the suits seats in the polish government fats is that certain? no to yet the ruling law and justice a party doesn't seem to have to be 8 to be able to have the majority of the sites. and nicole is governments in the polish parliament even together with unlikely partners. but they still want the most at votes during the selection, and that's why the president will probably give them a chance 1st to form a government and the prime minister. mr. more i'd be a p already announced that he's willing to give it a try. so there will be probably 2 more, 2 weeks and a half for poland. indeed now, alexandra if civic coalition, so stores form the ne

i think sandra up versus bureau chief, alexandra from know anytime still present by and has promised to israel billions of dollars an extra funding subject to the approval of congress. the countries on durham defense shield would also be reinforced with 2 extra systems on the leasing agreement. with further munitions being provided by the us to ensure a continuous supplies of us also plants to send israel thousands of artillery shells originally destined for ukraine. when israel called the united states responded this aircraft carrier. the us us dwight eisenhower is on its way to the middle east. it's the 2nd one, the pentagon sent after the us as carol dar ford and stripe groups deployment in the eastern mediterranean batteries for israel's iron, doing air defense system. and additional munitions are included in the us is supportive response to the white house has requested $14000000000.00 from congress to israel in its fight against some of the security package i'm sending to congress and asking congress do isn't on the pressure on the commitment to israel security that will sharpe

the only daughter of mark zakharov, alexandra, is an actress in the theater run by her dad. play anyone’s roles, i didn’t get involved in any performances, i invited them to play ophelia, then i went to the extras for quite a long time, about 10 years, and this is true, these were the most difficult rehearsals for a beginning actress, although everyone who at least once rehearsed with zakharov or listened to him... they unanimously speak of his outstanding teaching abilities. indeed, they are necessary for any director, it’s just that no one knows that mark zakharov developed them through trial and error, and in raising his own daughter. i was three or four years old. my father took me to the cultural park to entertain me. you know, this was the attraction of the vertical race. they turned off the lights when they started rushing around, which means the motorcyclists, i remember that... it was very scary, i cried, i cried so much, screamed, mom, mommy, i want to go home, and how everyone turned angry at him, like what what kind of father are you, where did you bring the chil

be our chief, alexandra from them, and welcome alexandra. so is they summit likely to come up with a unified position? while it seems so filled that you leaders have been able to find common ground there. i mean, it was not a problem for them to have a unified position when it comes to condemning her mouse and the terrorist attacks across as well. all of them are calling on them to release to hostages as soon as possible immediately. and also, all of them are on the same page when it comes to their demands to allow humanitarian aids into g as well. but the question how this goal can be achieved that was discussed a bit controversial with some member states saying we need a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aids into guys are countries such as pain and islands? others, countries such as germany, were a bit hesitant here because they didn't want it to cold for any c. spire stats could impinge israel's rights to defend themselves. but now they seem to have found a compromise wording that is acceptable for all of them. they are expected to call fo

in the third set there was a tiebreak again, but unfortunately, alexandra, with the score 3:6, made twodoubles, sosnovich, together with oksana kalashnikova, who, by the way, was seeded third, beat the hosts without any problems. spending only 48 minutes on this victory. lidiya morozova goes further in tandem with kotazhina. and polka too. hong kong 64-61. perhaps on the doubles courts we we will also see a belarusian confrontation, however, provided that our girls continue to perform successfully, this can only happen in the finals. and that was the sports day, kristina kamysh was working in the studio, all the best. the history of your country is knowledge that provides an answer to three most important questions: where are we from, why are we the way we are, and how do we, based on our historical practices, build our strategy for the future? you need to be attentive to the news that you consume, stration avoids digital fast food, and if some the news makes you overly emotional and wants to do something, most likely you are being manipulated, we have never threatened anyone , belarus

alexandra’s product list also includes chicken, protein, couscous, proper carbohydrates and vegetableats in the form of olive oil, as well as lots and lots of greens, and we will buy everything at once in one place in the hypermarket. let's start at the meat counters, choosing chicken fillet. hello, can you please show me some chicken breast? in general, chicken breast is a universal product. it is suitable for feeding small children and the elderly. the sport diet cannot do without it. and those who watch their figure, is beautiful suitable? yes, quality, chilled chicken breast is usually a pale pink uniform color, its surface should be smooth, without mucus bleeding, the veins should also be white or pink, and the breast itself should be dense, that is, it should not delaminate. and remember, don’t buy oversized breasts. chances are good that the chicken was generously fed growth hormones, or the meat was injected with a saline solution for weight gain. let's go to the glass. couscous traditionally belongs to rupas and is sold in the corresponding departments in stores, but in terms

alexandra.ial correspondent anastasia efimova was in direct communication from sochi. well, let me remind you that the meeting of the valdai international discussion club traditionally takes place in this city. and now i’ll tell you all the details. so. this is the twentieth anniversary meeting, the club meeting ends today, it has been going on for 4 days and the topic is: fair multipolarity, how to ensure security and development for all. if at last year's forum they mostly talked about how russia is perceived in other countries, now the participants will focus on how russia can position itself in the new conditions. experts are already talking about this. there are 17 sessions in total, they discuss the world economy, energy, and humanitarian issues. nuclear weapons and a number of other topics. this year , 140 experts, politicians and diplomats from 42 countries in europe, asia, africa, north and south america are taking part in the club meeting. and let's move on to other topics. these days

now, alexandra, how difficult was it for the latest to reach a common position on the east route? how much conflict? well, it was apparently, very difficult. leaders were wrangling over semantics on guys, a full 5 hours going back and forth with some the countries likes pain, insisting that the youth has to call for a durable ceasefire to allows humanitarian aids into g as in other countries. and here, 1st and foremost, germany saying that they are against a ceasefire, that that would lead me to ease or else ability and slides to defend itself. so germany was in favor of human nature and pauses because they could last from an hour, 2 to 4 hours for the instance, and as well would be still able to respond to potential. and so i'm going attacks by how mosse and india and the leaders leads to cold for humanitarian pauses, and diplomats told us that it was important that words match or that the goal was to gain some credibility in the era world. and at the same time, to make sure to show that the you is standing with israel. however, experts are doubting whether the actors in the regi

we’ll find out all the details from alexandra nazava, who joins me.ns brussels has. sash, good morning, we tried to come to an agreement with azerbaijan, but the negotiations reached a dead end. global gas logistics supplies are changing. russia began transporting fuel to uzbekistan through the territory of kazakhstan. for this purpose , two gas pipelines of the central asia center system, which was built back in the sixties, were used. the highway was modernized, it started working in reverse mode, and it was important to complete the update before the onset of cold weather, since last winter in uzbekistan turned out to be very harsh. specialists from three countries were faced with a large-scale and difficult task - to diagnose, repair and technically re-equip those involved in project, including facilities in the gas transportation system of russia, kazakhstan and uzbekistan that have not been in operation for a long time, and all this had to be done in a very short time frame, quickly. uzbekistan made a request to organize supplies at the end of l

thank you, sasha, it was alexandra nazarova with a story about the reasons for the change in the rubledical institutions of the donetsk people's republic continue to be equipped with modern equipment and technology. on the eve. 36 new ones were delivered there ambulances, in the near future, all dpr hospitals will begin to receive computers that are equipped with the glanas system. they are trying to maintain peaceful life in the region despite the daily shelling of the ukrainian armed forces. and now the head of the region, denis pushilin, is in direct contact with us. denis vladimirovich, hello. hello, alexander. how do you assess the intensity of shelling in recent days, how many dead and injured are there, and what is the damage to infrastructure? alexandra, unfortunately, the city of donetsk itself is still under shelling, these are four areas that are shelled almost daily are the kievsky, kuibyshevsky, petrovsky and kirovsky districts, also this week the enemy fired at the budenovsky and kalininsky districts, used khaimarsk missiles, as well as hurricanes with a cluster warhead,

um, alexandra, you know, we were talking about this story earlier. unfortunately, we couldn't connect with you at the time, but we saw that the lensky um, made this uh, you know, this visit there. he's appealing to you leaders for more health to, to rally more support as this meeting gets underway, just give us a sense of what is underway there and what he might expect as well here in ranada, you leaders are meeting with partners with neighboring countries outside the blog and of course ukraine is top of the agenda. and while it is in, in ski, told us reporters upon his arrival here in canada. that's what he's countries needs right now. our air defense systems to protect, to their cities and citizens in the upcoming winter from russian miss file and phone attacks. and that is something that is death. and that's the on the agenda. germany, it has even though they are ready to be that of their support for air defense in ukraine. ukraine is also asking germany to provide it's with taurus and cruise missiles. that is a, however, not very likely to happen

alexander, thank you, alexandra, alexandra, perfileva spoke about the interpolitech exhibition, whichack on israel has become, in general, huge a surprise, for everyone , for everyone, which is surprising, and for the military, including, apparently, for the special services, and not only the israeli ones, and of course, it struck first of all not only its surprise, but also its cruelty, and of course , the cruelty caused by the reaction, too, from your point of view, how does this explain? well, let's start with the fact that you correctly formulated your assessment, hamas is a terrorist attack, it is cruelty, the murder of civilians, the abuse of prisoners is a crime, who would not commit it? this it’s obvious to me, as a military man who, by the way, fought himself, i know what it is, first-hand, why it’s unexpected, well, somehow we’ve already gotten used to it, it seems like we tolerate this gas sector there, no one needs, isolated , the essence of the matter. little attention is paid to palestine, here ukraine has emerged, blinkin generally said that what happiness, how calm and

yes, alexandra, greetings, well, repair and restoration work in the kerch strait is now in full swingswing, and in order to... today from 10:00 am to 17:00 pm, both moscow and local time, the movement of cars on the crimean bridge will be prohibited. the overpass will be closed today at 7:00 . the ministry of transport urges drivers to take this information into account when planning trips both to crimea and towards the krasnodar territory. but drivers who, for one reason or another , will approach the crimean bridge at the time these restrictions are in effect will be able to wait for the opening of traffic on the overpass on specialized parking lots on the approaches to the bridge, there are such ones both from the kuban side and from the outside. crimea, especially here on the peninsula, drivers will be able to go to the city of kerch and wait for the opening of traffic there. i would like to note that today’s restriction will not affect trains, both freight and passenger, the trains will move according to schedule, cross the kerch strait along the crimean bridge. let me remind you

it's good for you. alexandra. it looks like both sides. house started forming the government to be no yeah, tool to succeed as well right now, it seems that the opposition forces have the best a better chance to form a government of to own according to the exit polls they do altogether, it have a seem to have a majority of the seats in the polish parliament. and that doesn't seem to be the case for the ruling law and justice party. however, they still have the most votes, and that means that the poll is president, is likely to give them the 1st shot at forming the government. and that means that the whole process will be very complicated. it takes, it can take a while. it's always interesting to see how electrons walk around the world and this sounds like another cool. uh, another complicated one. if the opposition portion does succeed in forming the next government, what kind of changes can we expect to see the notes to see a position veto said earlier today that the poland was reported with this selection . that this is the beginning of

and dmitry kozlovsky, as well as alexandra stepanova and ivan bukin. will retain their leadership, which conquer difficult jumps. we'll find out the steps in a few hours, hot ice on air first, broadcast at 15:20, all rentals are also on our website 1tv.ru.

but alexandra sasnovich pleased her fans today in a duet with russian kamilla rakhimova.arus reached the doubles semi -final at the tournament. this time the belarusian-russian tandem beat tereza mikhailikova slovakia china 6464. the match lasted 1 hour 29 minutes, kamilla alexandra will compete for reaching the final with a couple laura zegim germany vera zvanarova russia tournament prize fund 259. not the best start for a volleyball miner, team aimed at at least the playoffs of the super league is still stalling in the cup. even experienced legionnaires did not help win at least one game against belogori in the first match of the 1/8 finals. serbian david mehi, whose kubenits and david fil arrived in belarus at the beginning of this season, while the second is already confidently entering the court, the first is just trying out his skills in a new club. mehich, the day before, started for the first time for the silgarians, as miners head coach viktor beksha notes, the finisher is not yet in the best shape, but naturally, the team is counting on him. a professional playe

i’m a good person, i helped people, but still, on maternity leave with her second child, daniil, alexandrants from the far shelf and returned to her old favorite hobby. beautiful soot portraits, so i sit like a mouse, will i also have flowers or an armchair with sofas on my head? it will most likely be a surprise, but you are giving us a surprise , and we are giving you, that is, you won’t even tell, sasha, but how it turns out, this is your bedroom and workshop, that is, you paint pictures here, basically yes, that is, from some separate place so that you don’t have all your paints to store, but your husband has them, let’s call sasha to sasha’s. here is the office, sasha, come to us, you have just such an office here, very cool , you specially renovated it, so that you can work on the balcony at any time of the year, yes, i talk a lot, there is zoom, skype and so on, i need silence, well , i work remotely, yes, i’ve been working remotely since the beginning of the pandemic, but it seems to me that a young mother also needs to abstract herself somewhere, now i wish everything for you, wel

that's actually what got into writing this book, alexandra, as a brooder, as a bruder's granddaughter and she wrote a book on the history the zapruder, the family history and i thought when i bought this book, this will be an interesting read just to see what happened with the film in the family. and i've done work in this area for many, many years while the provided much more than that, alexandra said in this book that there was a family taboo. now she didn't call it a taboo. she called it a code that no one was to discuss the film as a reader family for like 4050 years you just did not mention the film. and she makes that perfectly clear. it was understood in the family, not a prohibition, but everybody understood. you don't talk about the film in the family, so she decides she's to investigate this. she's i think in forties by this time, abraham zapruder, of course, is dead by this time. and so she writes this book and comes up with her excellent. now she said she did this with a lot of fear, trepidation because you know, usually behind these taboos, there's a dark secret. and in f

, alexandra sergeevna morozovaevna morozova, 65 years old, you still need me i called, the pressure stillow we’re going to the state after fainting. maybe the pressure is back, well, i really hope that this wasn’t a repeat of yesterday’s attack. kostya, listen, you’re there, after all this, call me, tell me what’s going on, ok, that's it, fine, i'll do it, come on, what are we taking with us, like what, a box? let’s hope that all this won’t be useful to us, yes, the way we go in, like this, thank you, thank you, it’s strange that the door is open, it’s normal, rekov already warned me, she ’s an experienced woman, hello, did you call an ambulance? hello, hello, what happened here? it was i who fainted and ruined my flower. it’s okay, aleksan sergeevna, you’ll still grow up, let me listen to you first, and i’ll measure your blood pressure, you’re great for opening the door in advance. breathe, and what's harder to breathe or exhale? sigh, how long ago did this start? this morning i woke up from a strong shock in my heart, it was rattling before, but now it just jumped out of my chest, the w

the error went beyond 400, your hotbags are 100 vladislav 400 alexandra, 2,300 at maya, who wants alexandra? 100 or 500? listen, let me take 100 now, pay attention to the screen, the code of the 18th century english writer samuel johnson, nicknamed hotsh, simply adored them. and the owner personally went to the merchant for a treat for the cat, on the hodge monument in london you can see their empty shells, an oyster, probably, alexander, purchase, sale 300, silver lorets from under the letters of this queen to earl bothwell, written while her husband was alive, in purchased last year scottish government. in 2020, notes where this scientist tried to calculate the proportions of the biblical temple of solomon and the date of the end of the world were sold at auction for 378 pounds newton. it’s true, it must be said that newton, sirac newton, first of all considered himself a theologian , please, a pyramid for 400, not wanting to dig an entrance deep in the sand, the amateur archaeologist giuseppe ferlini did just that, with the tops of dozens of nubian pyramids, real barbarity, got rid of th

alexandra bystritskaya will continue.w an evil spirit, he is hungry and dangerous. i saw extinct villages and empty cities. an evil ancient shaman with blood on his fingers. the african maasai tribe calls a new strain of the deadly enbola virus. my ancestors told me that help would come from afar. and help really came. russian volunteers, led by eminent virologist ivan matetsky, are sent to fight the epidemic. on a foreign continent, the group will have to face not only a previously unknown disease, but also local traditions and beliefs. it looked like the morning had begun, the return of our relatives. give up our dead. infectious disease doctor, sofiahu, one of the best students. it is becoming more and more difficult for them to stop the seemingly inevitable catastrophe, because every day memories emerge. previously, at the institute , you were always interested in my opinion. at the same time, in moscow, outside of virology in an atmosphere of strict secrecy , they are trying to speed up the production of a vaccine ;

and alexandra, we australia.couple and we predicted that the government wanting separate racial rights for aborigines and other indigenous peoples of australia to a separate group , almost like a separate group, almost like a third chamber in the parliament, we predicted that common sense australians would smash it down in the referendum and so they did . did. >> we've had an excellent weekend here down in the pacific area . not only did australia win area. not only did australia win the referendum against a racial division inside our constitution , new zealand also showed the labour government, the socialists over there, the door . socialists over there, the door. and so we've been celebrating non—stop since then. but in australia with our referendum we had every state and territory vote against the idea of putting this race victimhood idea into our constitution, except for canberra, where all the politicians are and all the bureaucrats they voted for it, but it was just them. the remote and regional communities