develop relations, both in the context of the one belt one road initiative and its pairing with the allied fivewithin the framework of the implementation of the current agreement on trade economic cooperation between the states and the eu and china, special attention to operational cooperation in the chemical woodworking industries, metallurgy, mechanical engineering and production of building materials. there are also interests in the transfer of advanced technologies and innovations, which will help to exchange experience in various fields. belarus will hold negotiations with the united arab emirates on a draft agreement on free trade in services and the implementation of investments is evidenced by the decision of the admin to hold negotiations on this draft intergovernmental agreement.

what crossovers will be assembled in belarus and who among the countries of the allied five are leaders in housing construction, we will not only tell about this in the next few minutes on belarus 1 and belarus 24 economic news in the alina lapo studio. hello, foreign investors have invested $4.5 billion in the economy of belarus over 6 months, which is again a percent more than in the comparable period last year . the main countries, which account for about 75% of all injections, are russia and cyprus. industry and trade abroad, these industries accounted for more than 2/3 of all investments. the belarusian investment forum this year will be held in moscow, the event is scheduled for november 23, the emphasis will be placed on the russian belarusian cooperation and will be held in two stages, the second national investment and privatization agency in our country reports that the forum will bring together more than 300 participants, including owners and top- foreign business manager leaders of the business community profile an expert and representatives of the public sector, as well as

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introduced not only in russia but also in the allied five allied states.10 categories of different types of products labeled from medicine to dairy products, water, shoes. uh, light fur industry tires are perfumes, and photographic equipment is a tobacco product. so in april we started labeling this year already beer in russia covered 570.000 from the company all cash registers aside which are fully connected to this system. these are just a few examples of landmark developments created over the 15 years of rostec's existence. today, the corporation already unites about 800 scientific and industrial enterprises in sixty regions of the country and produces thousands of different products, both military and civilian. today , a soyuz 21b rocket was launched from the plesetsko cosmodrome with a military satellite of the ministry of defense, the spacecraft was launched into the target orbit by acceleration by the frigate block to control ground-based means of the space forces of the aerospace forces, as reported by the military department this year. this is the

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develop relations, both in the context of the one belt one road initiative and its pairing with the allied five, and within the framework of the implementation of the current agreement on trade and economic cooperation between the eaeu states and the prc pay special attention to operational cooperation in the chemical , woodworking, metallurgy, mechanical engineering, and production of building materials. there are also interests in the transfer of advanced technologies and innovations, which will help to exchange experience in various fields. belarus will hold talks with the united arab emirates on a draft agreement on free trade in services and investment , as evidenced by the decision of the council of ministers to hold negotiations on this project intergovernmental agreement authorized by the ministry of economy. also, the department is allowed, if necessary, to make changes to the position of the country, but they should not be of a fundamental nature, the document says. belarusian universal commodity exchange and export support center of the kaliningrad region. we agreed to join efforts t

delivery of deterrence is our synchronization information sharing and work together with our allies and partners. five treaty allies in the region, japan, korea, philippines, australia, thailand. the work we do together every day, and it is everyday with those allied -- allies vertical. partners as well, the rest is more multilateral operations. it is an asymmetric advantage described by heads of state whether you are talking about the support and additional sites in the philippines that we will build out and practice to operate together. the work in australia tied with the united kingdom to deliver once in a generation war fighting capability, again, it is really an asymmetric advantage. to your previous question, one of the key opportunities we have to continue exploiting. >> the polities -- policies and authorities are pieces of a, but there are folks listening carefully to try and figure out how they can help you solve problems. for this integrated team, there are hardware and software challenges that you have to address and capabilities that have to be developed more properly. when you look at al

we have introduced, uh, not only in russia but also in the five allied states, uh, 10 categories of differentypes of products are labeled far, dairy products are water. shoes uh, light fur industry tires perfumery photographic equipment tobacco products in april we started labeling this year already beer in russia covered 570.000 from the company all cash registers aside are fully connected to this system. these are just a few examples of identical developments created over the 15 years of rostec's existence. today , the corporation already unites about 800 scientific and industrial enterprises in sixty regions of the country and produces thousands of items of various products, both military and civilian. the ministry of defense today reported that over the past day , the russian military repelled attacks on four x on the right. direction, our western grouping of troops is advancing on a broad front and is actively entering. deep into the line, the defense of the militants, on average , one kilometer per day, our positions on the front line in the kharkov region have been noticeably improved,

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were, as it were, an upgrade well, formalized by two more things , the status of the main ally in nenata. fiveed two of these two state thirds. australia was also there they were from the asia-pacific region and korea and e, united and korea japan they received this status, what does it give? it gives quite a few things, for example, such a thing as participation in government contracts in the united states. that is, when a contract is put forward to the department of defense, you can participate in it. this makes it possible to participate in the space programs of the united states. i am not talking about training in the deployment of troops and so on and so forth. scientific and technical cooperation on the basis of this can develop already . why now this thing is that the whole system of alliances, uh, american, was built like this, uh, in the atlantic, this is one union, this is nato, which at present , as a direct result of our operation , absorbed the european union, that is , nato absorbed what is a competitor of the united states initially, of course, it was also in the military-politi

allies. today, the eurasian five is speaking in a broader format . examples of all five eu countries have gathered in yerevan what will the eurasian union be like in seven, or even 20 years, and svetlana luk will sum up the development strategy and not only. at the end of the summer, the meeting of the heads of the rulers of the countries of the eurasian economic union traditional, but usually they gather in issyk-kul, but in june in sochi at the interprofessional council , the prime ministers and i and the cis decided that the next meeting would also be held by the two associations together in october in bishkek. but then already at the forum on the sidelines they said it was necessary to meet. previously, after all, sometimes questions arise unexpectedly quickly and require the same quick solution. well, what can we say about the strategy for years ahead, russia, as the initiator of this extraordinary meeting of the intergovernmental council and which is currently chairing the integration association, presented a draft declaration on the developmen

allies. finally , the lissies moved five thousand military forces with them and sent about a thousand cannonballssalam. transfers in one month, in the name of the british budget, the dollar enters the dollar. the drunken boy is celebrating and stomping here. martyr rais ali delvari pays attention to gathering his forces from the same place and defeats the british in a very daring operation. they were completely disappointed by the face-to-face war with delwari, and i thought that the uprising of raees ali delwari was for name and bread. he rejected the offer of bribery . in the end, the threat and embargo of the worker designation did not work, and at the end of this unequal battle, tangsiri, who never lost in the face-to-face battle, was defeated. old office politics and the british influence fell to the ground with the help of the betrayal of the domestic leaders. the blessing of sed and sima news agency. bushehr, in the speech of one of the representatives of the congress, asked the congress to agree to the dependence of the military aid to ukraine . sent and they ask us to agree to it, it is

the gunmen chose yesterday to allied with the five-year anniversary of the 2 2018 mass shooting that led to people dead at a jacksonville video game tournament. in 2017 this unidentified gunmen which means he had suffered some kind of mental health emergency. we do not know the shooter's identity rate obviously once we do know there will be lots of questions about his mental health as well as a possible missed warning signs. eric: right thank you. arthel: alright eric, "fox weather" alert for you right now as we are tracking what could soon be the tenth named storm of the hurricane season. the system now gaining strength over the gulf of mexico as it heads toward florida. it is expected to make landfall late tuesday or early wednesday as a hurricane but we do have a live team fox coverage for you. brandy campbell with "fox weather" is in miami beach. first were going to go to meteorologist adam klotz at the "fox weather" center. how's it looking? >> still early in this. we are see the storm continued to come together just sitting there messily right now off the coast of mexico the yu

i was faced with the partisan operations of raeesi and his allies , eventually they will transfer thirty fiveusand military forces with them, about 1000 grams, you go to our court, they will send greetings. in the name of the whole british budget, it enters the dollar. well, they are intoxicated by the fact that they are celebrating and stomping. martyr raees ali delvari, from the same place of the doctoral exam , pays attention to the gathering of his forces and defeats the british in a very daring operation. with rais ali delwari they were completely disappointed and i thought that the uprising of president ali delwari was for name and bread . he rejected the offer of bribery. in the end, the threat and sanction of the worker designation did not work. english is betrayed by madad, the interior fell to the ground, the blessing of bushehr sed and radio news agency, the dirty golden heaven, dry questions , plastic, paper, glass, the deterioration of the empty hotel, tea, vegetables and fruits, according to the object, the legal obligation, according to the set of rules of the environmental pro

the american ally ewing begins with a five stroke lead on ten under par.ome ground with a birdie on her opening hole. nelly korda, the world number one, is right up there to now, four under for her round so far. that is all the support for now. staying with the world cup. we can go live to essex,. the owner of a women and girls football club. an incredible game, what is your reaction? i am just thrilled to continue see them thriving. i think we have seen england become such a powerful team. it is we have seen england become such a powerfulteam-_ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue _ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to _ powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find - powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find it - powerful team. it is nice to see that they continue to find it in i that they continue to find it in these challenging moments. aha, that they continue to find it in these challenging moments. a little earlier we showed _ these challenging moments. a little earlier we showed the _

those who believe we should have kept four or 5000 troops there because then they the our nato allies also had five or 6000 troops there. and so was 11 to 13000 troops. and the important thing they did in at that point was protect the contractors were supporting the afghan army, getting them food, getting them ammunition, providing for transportation, the logistics the whole the reason the afghan army collapsed in no small part was because they were abandoned when all of the contractors left and or were leaving and so we could have sustained that position i think some period of time rather, biden said, well, the taliban, there had already been an agreement. he couldn't the agreement that trump had signed, but he did. it changed the agreement because trump had said, we're going to go out. the agreement was will go out in may of 2021. and in fact, did change that to august or to august. so and and that was in the middle of the fighting season as well. they could have waited until winter when things had calmed down a little better. there was less active conflict. so i think there were a number of area

the american ally ewing began the day with a five shot lead but now has plenty of company at the toped so much in control a few hours ago but not so much now. the hours ago but not so much now. tte: speculation was that she might emulate her compatriot from the deep south of america, brian holland after his victory in many respects at the... five shot lead in the second round, exactly the same way as allie ewing did, bogeys at the first, the fifth, the six, she did bounce back with a couple of birdies at the start of the back nine but then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she is just done well. then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done well. par i4th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her 14th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her down to seven under par, and out of the lead. a couple of other americans at the top of the leaderboard, just finished her around and lily of who also ate under par but charlie whole still in the mix here. she under par but charlie whole still in the mix here-— the mix here

ally ewing, who had a five—shot lead after the first two rounds, remains in touch on seven under.re in for a bit of a surprise — when seven time superbowl champion tom brady showed up to join them. there is though a reason for brady turning up at the roost. the former quarterback is involved with the club's new owners and stayed on to watch them beat leeds 1—0 in the championship. an injury time winner for them, no doubt to the delight of the former new england patriots and tampa bay buccaneers star. and that's all the sport for now. we've all been using streaming services like netflix, which may end up predicting what kind of content we are more likely to watch... but can their algorithms read beyond our tv orfilm preferences? with me in the studio is our reporter ellie house, who received some particular recommendations from the streaming service. tell us more about your it. the title of your article that you wrote is how did netflix know i was by before i did. how did this all come about?— by before i did. how did this all come about? back when i was at university _ come about?

the american ally ewing began the day with a five shot lead but now has plenty of company at the top tomorrow would see holt playing her first major title. victory tomorrow would see holt playing herfirst major title. let's see if she can do it. england are through to... got the better of columbia earlier today in the quarterfinal, and in the late game in the premier lead, newcastle have beaten aston villa five goals to one in the late match and the premier league. they are among the big winners of the day including brighton who won 4—1 against newcomers luton town. 0ver nottingham forest in the early game, all the days results in the bbc sports website, but that is it from us, thank you so much for watching and we will see you again next time. hello there. good evening. with low pressure close by for yet another weekend, it's been rather unsettled. saturday, again, blustery for the time of year with some blue sky and sunshine as captured by our weather watcher in perth and kinross. but also another good scattering of showers, some heavy and thundery very similar tomorrow weather wis

(gentle music) >> kenneth chesebro, a trump ally and if you -- coconspirator five, first -- electorst the 2020 election in a previously unknown internal campaign memo that came to light in last week's criminal indictment. prosecutors are portraying that memo as a crucial length in how the trump team's efforts involve into an actual criminal conspiracy. according to a copy of the memo dated december six, 2020, which was obtained by the new york times. chesebro outlined that plot with detailed instructions and a messaging strategy that cited the work of his former harvard constitutional law professor, laurence tribe. professor tribe is gonna join us in just a moment. but chesebro once worked as tribes research assistant while he was a law student. and later helped him represent al gore during the 2000 election. the times reports that enamel, and a previous memo drafted weeks earlier, chesebro quoted a clause from a law review article, by mr. trump about bush v. gore, asked for supports that only real, only real legal deadline is january the 6th. in an essay published this week on the l

he has five or six allies that we now knos g w are you just di him at the monologue.obvious he lied to us. here's the one lie that the one piece of statement that's still out there. di didd biden change u.s. policy to benefit hunter biden when? he fired the prosecutor, we were told, during impeachment. no, he was carryin g out u.s. policy. next month. next week, i'm going to put some documents out. next weei'm put we'll how well up. i do not believe that joe biden was carryingho out u.s. policy when he fired shokin and withheld the billion dollars. i'm going to put the documentste there so people can see it. >> let me let me interpret that for the audience. that means you have smoking gun evidence and we're going to look forward to seeing that. >> jason, we watched the entireh russia collusion hoax and the people responsible. hillary gets offe scot free. joe biden on gets off scot free. free, totop secret classifiedo documents. hillary, no problem deleting subpoenaed email s, 33,000 destroying devices with hammersr they can't corroborate even offeringin $1,000,000 to

allies. there are present against russia china here from the five powers of the permanent members.anent accounts, as suggested by four members, then, most likely, these are all four. a member, well, not germany and japan, but they this is it, right? well this is although other countries want warmongers. yes, these are the countries against which, in fact , the united nations was created, and moreover, i have to excuse me, in general, i should now, in theory, ours should now raise urgent questions. here urgently convenes the security council because japan is planning a sabotage against our ecosystem to release water, focussed. it is necessary not only to impose sanctions. in general, it is necessary to announce tough measures. offer the seeders to come again. yes , you can hit different ones. at least there is. no, i propose that this issue be discussed and sanctions should be imposed. i'm very interested in how this will turn out. today , the proposal was very interesting, or there , for example, i liked it when, when comrade macron or mr. macron asked, to whom he gentleman asked f

leading the people of brazil by dismantling russia's socialist brix ally the genocidal misguided moon violent, and let's go to the creation of fivethat can join nato wesr and mercasur ex, brazil hellingi, dr. ah. he is very unable to calm down, which is why he continues his absolute very much and this idiot. this idiot holds an official position. but at least all the brix countries understand who they are dealing with so that there are no illusions. i can even say the obvious. but after that, in principle, this person should be banned from entering, into all these countries, to overthrow the legitimate authorities, whom he calls a little against, that is, the structure that heads sanctions should be introduced, as nature reserves love everything, how they love because that this is the only language they understand, well done boreas i really liked the barrel. that's when lord. as it was a classic, the lord gave the authorized fool, one can only rejoice. god forbid, everyone has such an enemy as bars. well , here you are, nerd, you had to find it somewhere. he said the sanctions are working. because the volume of russia's trade wit

allies. >> they don't want to take the risk of going to jail for five years, and they may decide to flip and cooperate with the government against donald trump. >> a possible arraignment in georgia could be very different from what we've seen in the former president's other cases, correct? >> reporter: that's right. cameras are barred from federal courtrooms, but state rules are different. georgia largely allows them, meaning that the former president's potential arraignment could be televised, tom. >> reporter: okay. allie raffa for us, thank you for that. >>> still ahead tonight, the shocking video of a massive violent mob robbery at a mall stealing tens of thousands of dollars in goods >>> we're back with shocking new videos of dozens of thieves swarming into a nordstrom in los angeles. those thieves running off with tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise and just the latest mass attack on a store sam brock has more >> reporter: an l.a. area nordstrom's blitzed saturday by smash-and-grab burglars, the latest to shock a city. >> people were very scared, running as if there was an acti

five contra costa. thanks for being with us. thank you so much, allie. ed to be here and tell you more about first five. well, first five refers to the first five years of a child's life and how important it is reallyheir lifes about the work your group does and what are the most important things parents caregivers need to know during those first five years? absolutely well, as you said and as our name implies it, the first five years of a child's development are the most critical research shows that a child's brain develops most dramatically in the first five years of life. in fact, by age three, 90% of the brain has developed. but most importantly , early experiences really shaped the capacities that children will have for the rest of their lives. so we are first five contra costa are really working to ensure that children grow healthy, ready to learn and supported and safe nurturing families and communities because relationships are really key in early childhood. give us some examples of how you help children and their families. yes. so we have one exa

ukrainian military showed to the ukrainian allies total makeuption the ukrainian armed forces showed themselves in defense simply fantastic, they surprised five people even in ukraine, but the successes of the first stage of the war were largely due to the systemic failures and incompetence of the russian armed forces , which were much larger but not better at all . and now we are at a different stage when ukraine has the initiative on the battlefield, it is moving forward thanks in part to the equipment and training of nato, but it should be remembered that this is still an army of citizens, a year and a half ago, most of these people were not professional soldiers, and now the most difficult thing is required of them to attack well-fortified, well-prepared and protected enemy positions and they do it with forces that are well prepared but dosed and not the overwhelming force for a breakthrough that we all imagined. the actions of the armed forces in the spring proved that if they are given more time, more equipment, more money munitions, they can defeat the russians on the battlefield regarding what conclusions the west has drawn. this is p

allies. today they speak in a broader format of the eurasian five , examples of all five eu countries gatheredrevan what will the eurasian union be like in seven or even 20 years, and the development strategy and not only sum up svetlana luk. at the end of the summer, the meeting of the heads of the rulers of the countries of the eurasian economic union is a traditional event, but usually they gather in issyk-kul, but in june in sochi, at the inter-professional council , i and the cis prime ministers decided that the next meeting will also be held by two associations together in october in bishkek but then already at the forum on the sidelines they said we need to meet. previously, after all, sometimes questions arise unexpectedly quickly and require the same quick solution. well, what can we say about the strategy for years ahead, russia, as the initiator of this extraordinary meeting of the intergovernmental council and which now chairs the integration association, presented a draft declaration on the development of the eurasian union up to 30 and 45 years even before being signed by the pre

allies. >> they don't want to take the risk of going to jail for five years, and they may decide to flip and cooperate with the government against donald trump. >> reporter: cameras are barred from federal courtrooms, but state laws are different and georgia largely allows them, meaning the former president's potential arraignment could be televised. >> lots of eyes on that, ali, thank you. >>> two boat crashes happened mile's wa miles away from each other in texas. on friday on lake travis boat and jet ski crashed. they were unable to revive one victim and one teen and four others are missing after a boat ran aground on lake austin authorities say the rescue efforts for the missing person has switched to a recovery mission. officials say the crash happened after a boat went over another boat's wake and lost control >>> a pennsylvania suburb was rocked by a deadly blast saturday morning officials say fiveve peoplple, adultsts a and onene teenager, killed in that house explosion in the town of plum on saturday, about 20 miles northeast of pittsburgh the blast sent shockwaves throughout neighb

along with other high level officials and ignored intel that americans and allies would be left behind and put in harm's way. fiveafter the bombing and calling them heros and the mission to end the 20 year war a success. >> it was due to the incredible skill, bravery and selfless courage of the united states military and our diplomats and intelligence professionals. >> secretary austin testified back in march he did not have any regrets about how the withdraw unfolded. guys. rachel: thank you, alexandria. pete: no regrets. rachel: do you think this impeachment of lloyded austin to me sounds perfectly appropriate but is that a real thing. is that something that could happen or is that just pr move? pete: good for cory mills. good for him. there's been no accountability at all from anyone inside the chain of command and maybe in the house and we'll see. get in line. myoyardeni kasam from the southern -- mayorkas from the two-tiered system of justice and line it all up and i look at that mug shot and time to fight fire with fire. rachel: in this case, accountability for 13 people left and michael walz is on the prog

with the current sanctions that the americans and allies have accepted in the presence of the regime at the same time as the existence of iran. there are five other countries that i would like to ask about the united arab emirates . saudi arabia was an arab country that was accepted as a full member today. from the dog, its connection with arabia, western countries asia, saudi arabia and egypt are aligned on a wise path in the development of relations and the improvement of progress considering that saudi arabia has a strong financial support and is now talking with the development bank of brics to increase and participate in this area can also benefit our cooperation. in terms of financial interactions, i would like to mention this point. congratulations, we have a collection called the brics development bank. the attractiveness of the brics development bank for the countries of the united nations is as much as argentina, which previously received a loan from the world bank at the request of one of the brics development bank. do it because the refund conditions and the things in the qur'an are more different than those mentioned by the wor

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ceremony of the american human rights martyrs, five national symbols were awarded to the whistleblowers of the crimes of the united states and its allies. in this ceremony, from the position of the martyr mohammad nazeri, the commander of the special patrol unit of the irgc, and the martyr shirin aholeh, a palestinian journalist. it was broadcasted by the american, the awarding of the national medal for the disclosure of the anti -human rights actions of the united states was allowed. the martyrs of terror were the martyrs of the mecca terror in 1966. martyrs and martyrs who stood up and worked hard to expose and confront the aggression against american human rights and the zionist regime , placing five people who had prominent activities in the issue of american human rights in the fields of artistic law, the activities of the faleq international ngo , as well as the activities of countering the sanctions in germany in 1992, on false accusations against me and they arrested me while i was sitting in my house with my wife and children and they took me with them and released me after 15 years and 64 days . human rights that cute man ame

five audits? and, none of it. >> republicans who were his allies, time and time again, the claims have been debunked. >> katie, do you think jack smith is playing close attention to those georgia case, do you think you already knew most of what was in this indictment already, fani willis? >> sure, so much of what is in her indictment is like -- was made public either because a lot of it played out in public, or the press reported these things including -- but of course he is playing close attention not only to the indictment, but to what these defendants do and say. i think there's really interesting to see both meadows and giuliani, making the case arguing their case should be in federal court. giuliani probably doesn't have a strong case here, even though he said he was acting as the president's, lawyer it wasn't for government business, at best they could say was their campaign business. that would be covered in the -- make that move, but mark meadows was the chief of staff, so it will be u.s. joyce vance earlier, legal contributor, hard -- acting as the president cochise of staff, and you will see how the jud

experts say prosecutors may use a crime law to charge more than a dozen allies >> they don't want to take the risk of going to jail for fivears and they may flip. >>> thewriters guild of americ is proposing a new agreement to end the more than 100 day strike after talks this weekend with. -- weekend it will respond to pay and residuals and rules of a.i. used in the industry. i'm happy to see tanya is joining me on set. great to have company on set. >> you are doing brilliantly >> talk to me about the hollywood strikes. they have been going for more than 100 days. it seems like we're approaching the end of it? >> could be some progress. as you said, over100 days. these are strikes that are impacting the industry worldwide. all of the scripted film and television production which has not happened since 1960. we are joined by lord david puttnam which is head of the film association and chair of the education. lord puttnam, welcome this morning. >> great, tanya, ho how are you? >> great the strikes have not been seen since the 1960s. what is the impact and do you see any resolution in sight? >> i think a series of impacts firs

what i want to do today is focs on the story that is in chapter five of my book about how african-americans and their allies push back against the racially restrictive housing and the role of white supremacists and the ku klux klan in that story. the owner of the largest publishing out of central avenue district in los angeles she's a very important figure some of you might know about her bec 19e party ticket. but my interest in this story is that she was one of the first to sound the alarm in california about the arrival of the ku klux klan. and she also became one of the most formidable opponents. when we think about the ku klux klan most of us think about usually probably about the origins and of the reconstruction era in american history after the civil war. the clan formed part of the effort to stop african-americans in the quest for freedom. you can see it's showing this clan on the right to left is the name of another white supremacist organization active in the south. you can see the words there, worse than slavery. now the clan of the 19th century we associate agreement with the moment of freedom a

atlanta where donald trump and his allies will be tried for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, charges usually brought against mobsters, that carry a minimum fivers in jail. he has successfully made all the charges against him a part of his campaign to be reelected president, claiming as usual, this is a witch hunt against him, accusing the prosecutor of political motives. >> i make decisions in this office based on the facts in the law. the law is completely nonpartisan. that is how decisions are made in every case. >> the 13 charges against donald trump include racketeering, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiracy to commit forgery, and conspiring to file false documents. his legal advisor john easement and personal lawyer rudy giuliani are among the 18 others charged in the criminal enterprise. >> frankly, we did win this election. >> as he refused to accept defeat, trump and his allies focused on georgia, claiming incorrectly that thousands of fraudulent ballots were counted for joe biden. calling georgia's senior election official, asking him to find enough votes to tip estate his way. >> look, all i want to do is thi

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five minutes in essenat. this is ukraine in zelensky tells western allies themselves.atulated the independent german chancellor schulz through their social networks. but the president of moldova, my sandu, shot a video against the background of children who waved ukrainian flags upside down , only representatives of the airportgalia arrived in kiev for the holiday. president of finland norway lithuania announced a new package of military assistance for 40 million euro tranche, another one and a half billion zelensky received this money from european and american taxpayers from brussels, the economy of ukraine is supported solely by western infusions of ukraine is not independent either economically or militarily from president zelensky to tell the truth, there is no independence at all about this now. these are the ukrainian experts themselves, who do not understand what to celebrate the decision to her on their own. even if tomorrow zelensky makes a decision, that is, he will consider what is necessary. influence and that you need to leave some examples here are two b

atlanta, where donald trump and his allies will be tried for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, on charges usually brought against mobsters that carry a minimum of fiveail. he has successfully made all the charges against him part of his campaign to be re—elected president, claiming — as usual — this is a witchhunt against him, accusing the prosecutor of political motives. i make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. the law is completely nonpartisan. that's how decisions are made in every case. the 13 charges against donald trump include racketeering, soliciting a public officer to violate their oath, conspiracy to commit forgery and conspiring to file false documents. his legal adviser, john eastman, and personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, are among the 18 others charged as part of the widespread criminal enterprise. donald trump now has ten days to surrender himself to the court here in atlanta, where he will eventually be tried alongside all his other alleged co—conspirators in what will be a huge wide—ranging trial. frankly, we did win this election. as he refused to accept defeat, trump and his allies focused on georgia, claiming