it was alleged that the allied forces soldiers placed weapons next to the corpses of their victims toreate the impression that they were armed, the soldiers were shot dead at targets. it all started many years ago with the testimony of a high-ranking special forces officer who oversaw a special operation. he betrayed his subordinates, telling the police that the soldiers special air service of the allied forces, under his command they committed war crimes by killing prisoners in afghanistan. the officer, known only by code number 1466, informed the police of the location of documents proving the terrible deeds. he claimed that their crimes were so... man, mercilessly, beating them every day non-stop to clear the helment of suspected rebels, honestly, i was like a damn kid in a candy store, he said, he said there was no point in taking prisoners because they will be released through several days after the handover to the afghan police, so he admitted that he and his colleagues regularly shot unarmed afghan prisoners and planted weapons on their corpses, the commander's introductory ins

what up on, so now we had no idea just how fast the allied forces moved. after those words came out. recently, the operational sectors of the ministry of internal affairs in germany have noted an active infiltration of agents by the military intelligence services of the allies into the soviet occupation zone of germany. as a result of the war carried out the ministry sectors, 203 agents had been exposed, interested as of may 1st 1940. 6 of them are $108.00 agents of british intelligence service. $32.00 agents of american intelligence service, 15 agents. so french intelligence service, the allied forces use prisoners of war who had relatives living in the soviet zones of germany. these people had just left hitler's best caps and as for the arms of western agents, a chance to start fresh and move forward was ruins by a western paranoia. once again, russia was planning to take over the world. some things never change, which is why joseph sullens answer to mister churchill from 1946 is still relevant. today. in essence, mister churchill and his friends in engla

what up on so now we had no idea just how fast the allied forces moved after those words came out. recently, the operational sectors of the ministry of internal affairs in germany have noted an act of infiltration of agents by the military intelligence services of the allies into the solve it occupation zone of germany. as a result of the war carried out the ministry sectors, 203 agents had been exposed, interested as of may 1st 1946. i'm all of them are 108 agents of british intelligence service, 82 agents of american intelligence service, 15 agents, a french intelligence service. the allied forces use prisoners of war who had relatives living in the soviet zones of germany. these people had just left hitler's best caps and entered the arms of the western agents. a chance to start fresh and move forward. was bruins by western paranoia once again, russia was planning to take over the world. some things never change, which is why joseph solids answer to mr. churchill from 1946 is still relevant. today. in essence, mister churchill and his friends in england and the us have present to the non

so now we had no idea just how fast the allied forces moved after those words came out. recently, the operational sectors of the ministry of internal affairs in germany have noted an active infiltration of agents by the military intelligence services of the allies into the soviet occupation zone of germany. as a result of the war carried out the ministry sectors, 203 agents had been exposed, interested as of may 1st 1940. 6 of them are $108.00 agents of british intelligence service. 32 agents of american intelligence service, 15 agents, a french intelligence service, the allied forces, his prisoners of war, who had relatives living in the soviet zones of germany. these people had just left hitler's best caps and entered the arms of the western agents. a chance to start fresh and move forward. was bruins by western paranoia once again, russia was planning to take over the world. some things never change, which is why joseph solids answer to mister churchill from 1946 is still relevant. today. in essence, mister churchill and his friends in england and the us have presented the non engl

during the night raid by the allied forces, the family was sleeping in the courtyard of their house.nit shot dead three youths, aged 12, 14, 16 and an eighteen-year-old boy, while they were drinking tea in a room during a night raid in loibagh. helment. the next batch of scandalous revelations is published the times, one of the most famous newspapers in the world, and at the same time reminds, over many years a huge amount of evidence has been collected that relates to war crimes. why? the perpetrators are not punished. the statement, which was published in the investigation, also stated that men of military age, after being detained, were killed directly on the territory of the complex, using various methods. in one case, it was mentioned that a pillow was placed over the head of a person who was killed with a pistol. it was assumed that the deceased will be photographed next to weapons that men of military age may not have had in place at the time of the murder. it was alleged that the allied forces soldiers placed weapons next to the corpses of their victims to create the impressi

so the biggest force of the german government, that's right. no body of the other allies fault with us against this force. so that people are forgetting the saw your students who are assisted against this big force but also, but also in today. it's because you don't get this in the hollywood movies, but it was the soviet union. the pushed, the german forces all the way back to lynn. it was the soviets, the push, the germans back to bowl and it was the other i lied for. they did come in a bit later, but it was the serve. yes, you love it torres and pushing the enemy back to its layer and defeating it, the now obviously under the today is a massively significant day, not just for russia, but also for the former allied forces as well. and for so many people around the world, uh we, we've seen uh there are collaborations being held across russia if you think the biggest country in the. busy at 11 time zones. so a lot of collaboration happening today. a lot of celebration as well, mocking victory day 2024, and today lucida. you, you are a war correspondent, spending your time

surrendered his subordinates, telling the police that soldiers of the special air service of the allied forcesder his command, committed war crimes by killing prisoners in afghanistan. the officer, known only by code number 1466, informed the police of the location of documents proving the terrible deeds. he argued that their crimes were so serious that the entire regiment needed a radical overhaul. at the same time, other special forces commanders were aware. mass executions, including of children, were reported, but no killings were reported. electronic letters and military testimony indicate that british special forces killed hundreds of civilians in afghanistan. here are excerpts from just one transcript, a conversation with a soldier of special military service. in an interview, he said that his unit killed more than 300 people during its 6-month tour, mercilessly, beating them every day non-stop to clear the helminth from suspects. rebels, to be honest, i was like a damn kid in a candy store, he said. he said there was no use in taking prisoners because they would released a few days aft

its goal was to defeat the allied forces. the british from the united states saved the situation by the offensive of soviet troops, which moscow, at the request of the british prime minister, began ahead of schedule. the russian ministry of internal affairs has put the former minister of internal affairs of ukraine arsen avakov on the wanted list. the russian investigative committee included him in the list of persons involved in criminal cases involving crimes in the donbass. the former minister of information policy of ukraine has also been put on the wanted list. your brother is there in the donbass in the aurora battalion. so he's a belly, no one nothing. alexey shevchenkov, that’s where they went on reconnaissance, there were three of them, well then, then i don’t know, anton shakin, that means there is still hope, there is always hope, call sign passenger, militia passenger, becomes a full-fledged soldier of the aurora battalion. let's translate from clerical to understandable, everything is not so scary if there are in

if there is one casino, exactly the place where the allied forces had to take.rman forces had complete views of the surrounding valleys. typically, it starts to rain. it was a poignant and beautiful day here earlier on. look at the conditions that the soldiers had and what the battle was like. on a mountaintop perch, the monastery that was worth fighting for. but with heavy losses on both sides, victory came at great cost. big italian railway guns arranged against the german lines... - by the end of 1943, allied advances into italy had forced the germans back. but blocking the route to rome was the town of cassino. it's no longer possible to speak of cassino as a town. _ this is how it looks today. the battle that took place here is often described as the most bitter and brutal of the second world war. it lasted for more than four months, in appalling conditions during the harshest italian winter on record. history hasn't always appreciated the sacrifice of those who fought here. they were known as the d—day dodgers, mocked for missing the normandy landings. yet

weapon, suggested that the deceased would be photographed next to the weapon, claimed that the allied forces soldiers placed the weapons next to the corpses of their victims to create the impression that they were armed. the soldiers were shot in self-defense, we are making a big program understandable to politics, based on this report and many others, it turns out that, well, the british became aware of the fact that there was simply genocide of afghan civilians, here you see an example, three young people were shot, 12 , 14, 16 years old, all this information was stored on british servers, when they started digging into these servers, naturally , access to reports, negotiations, correspondence was blocked, and then, when access was opened. i found out that everything that was done was deleted, no information is no longer on any servers, but we will show that i immediately remembered hillary clinton, who suddenly suddenly deleted all the emails because they were her personal property, well, it’s gone, they just cut it out people, going to afghanistan in order to remember the prison known in

that monastery right up on the hilltop was a strategic, crucial point, location for the allied forcesbut there will be some big weather and temperature contrasts across the uk today where we've got some of that lingering fog into the afternoon, particularly around some north sea coast temperatures will probably hold at around 12 celsius, but with some longer spells of sunshine, a sunnier day than yesterday, some of the warmest weather, 25 degrees, will be found across parts of south england and southeast wales. here, certainly more sunshine than yesterday. we will see a few isolated showers pop up, lots of low clouds lingering towards the north and the east. here's the details for the afternoon, though. mid—afternoon, those lively showers, quite pokey ones across some southern counties and south wales, but nowhere near as extensive thunderstorms as we saw through yesterday. that low cloud, probably around the coast of yorkshire northwards. a few heavy showers and thunderstorms, though, around the southern uplands and the cumbrian fells, 20 to 23 here, down a bit on yesterday, but alwa

the us the allied forces, russia, russia, the united se scraper in. um, i guess france came from hong and russia american america. clearly there is an awareness issue with history across the pond. lab, shut all. what else are people supposed to think? when even in the movies they watch kind of firm that's false narrative, you heard about us, you probably heard we ain in the fraser taking business. we in the feeling that oh yes, yes, yes, of the. well, the russians no, were to be found in hollywood, also likes to portray one particular battle. as the decisive one, hollywood continued to tow now to move them, said touched upon the de, they've all been overshadowed by steven spielberg saving private ryan, by centering on my mol, her beach. however, the film caused considerable controversy by focusing mainly on their connectivity. hollywood mythology, around world war 2, probably started right when the war began. well, i don't think there were ever any films. maybe it's the more maybe in, in the, never during the war itself. there were some things maybe t

armies trapped in a vise, fighting an expanding anglo-american canadian force in the west and the sovts■ army in the east. the alliesen the by 1945, time was running out for the german and japanese forces. the year before the allied had empire.deep into japan's by autumn of 1940 for the liberation of the philippines american had begun a devastating fire campaign against japanese cities. bases in thefighting the war. marines landed on the island, iwo jima, midway between the marianas and tokyo. america was now in a position to begin the end game in the war against japan and germany. franklin roosevelt lived long enough to know that victory was assured. but on the morning of april45, d its 2,051st day, an exhausted president roosevelt woke in his cottage at the presidential;t?6 rem springs georgia, worn down by heart disease, the stress of wartime leadership. he had there for a brief vacation at 1 p.m. he was studying papers and sitting for a portrait painter when he suddenly complained of a terrific. seconds later, he. within hours,w/ief was dead of a massive stroke. less than a month later, hitler committed suicide

someone who was a threat to the security of the allied forces suddenly became a normal person.t, to avoid getting caught, scientists were taken to latin america, then transported to mexico, and from there to the american open spaces. operation paperclip was designed to last more than half a century. according to official data, until 1990 , almost 2.0 scientists were imported to the united states, and most of the names are still classified and that’s all. patents and technologies were exported from germany and are valued at $10 billion. this is at the end of the forties. today the amount can be safely multiplied by at least 10. to be fair, not everyone supported such obvious fraud. for example, roosevelt and a number of others believed that the nazis should be punished for their crimes. but the official party policy was quickly clarified by american intelligence. instead of trying to punish a dead nazi horse, we need to think about interests. american intelligence agencies made enormous efforts to legalize useful people, while they, of course, did not... benefit greatly from suc

decisive battles took place on the north african front; immigrants from russia fought as part of the allied forcesations will take place over two days. today on a car rally took place in cyprus. in addition , a lamp was brought here, which was lit in moscow from the eternal flame. the same lamp was handed over to their homeland by moldovan politicians who came to russia for the holiday. in cities and villages throughout moldova today they are talking about the victory of the soviet people over fascism, about the common feat of memory that must be passed on from generation to generation, despite the whims of the authorities. celebrating on six continents in antarctica at vostok station, polar explorers of the russian expedition and builders with portraits of their heroes in their hands congratulated happy great victory day to the whole country. agreements, including on cooperation in the field of nuclear energy. the results of the visit will be summed up by the chief bureau of the all-russian state television and radio broadcasting company in the balkans, daria grigorova. the chinese leader arrived

forces. the year before the allied had pushed deep into japan's pacific empire. by autumn of 1940 for liberation of the philippines was underway and american had begun a devastating fire campaign against japanese cities. bases in the marianas. in some of the bloodiest fighting the war. marines landed on the island, iwo jima, midway between the rianas and tokyo. america was now in a position to begin the end game in the war against japan and germany. franklin roosevelt lived long enough to know that victory was the morning of april 12, 1945, as world warits 2,051st day, an exhausted t roosevelt woke in his cottage at the presidential retreat in warm springs georgia worn down by heart disease, the stresses of wartime leadership. he had brief vacation at 1 p.m. he was studying papers and sitting for a portrait painter when he suddenly complained of a terrific. seconds later, he. within hours the in chief was dead of a massivemonth later, hitler committed suicide in his berlin bunker. and on may 8th, 1945, germany surrendered the allies. four months later, on septemb

during the final year of the in europe, allied forces began overrunning camps used by nazi germany carryout its horr solution. the effort to eliminate europe'sknown today as thef holocaust. the final solution was rooted in nazi ideology, which held that -- were inferior beings, who, by their very existence threane the nazi concept of racial purity. this systematic by the nazi state resulted in the murder of approximately 6 million --. the nazis murdered millions of political dissidents physically and mentally handicapped people and others. they considered to be immediately after coming to power in 1933, adolf hitler began the persecution of germany's jewish population. immigration to the world's democracies was seen by many as a way out. but immigration laws were complicated and often harshly. germanar during late 1930s and world war two led german controlled territory that put vast numbers. european -- under german control and greatly diminished their prospects for escape to safety. with the outbreak of war persecution e ms murder. beginning in eastern europe and eventually involving m

by the way, for the first time, for the first time, the american commander-in-chief of the allied forceseau in europe, an american general, received the right to command these troops, so to speak, personally, without a political decision, the atlantic council, by the way, pistorius, who says that most of the bundeswehr will be transferred under nato command, but given that there is no such thing as a nato command, he means, of course, these 3000, and there will be 3500. be right here in the first queue, 1000 in 100 days, that is, the germans, so to speak, decided to participate there to the fullest in these rapid deployment forces, so 1000 in 100 days is the speed that we will destroy them, 1000 in 10, 1000 in 10 days and 2000 within another month, because it just hits the speed that we are destroying, yes, that’s why the only thing is... such exercises are being held, but this year they are being carried out, so to speak, with emphasis, firstly , air defense means, all means are involved. all national means that are in service with nato member countries, they are practicing tasks, the o

his assessment, the member countries of the alliance should discuss the possibility of deploying allied forcese in certain places and volumes and for certain purposes. last fall the estonian parliament has adopted a legislative measure that allows the government. involve enough estonian military personnel in a peacekeeping operation led by nato, as well as the eu or un. and this is western policy under the guise of democracy or nothing more than double standards. in these images you can see how the protests in georgia were led by the foreign ministers of lithuania, latvia and estonia. this is nothing more than interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state. the western european landing force made a direct by appeal. the georgian people to go against their government, and the government itself is openly blackmailing with threats of sanctions. the adoption of the law will stop georgia's further progress on its path to the eu and nato. if this happens, the responsibility will be squarely placed on the georgian government. however, it may not be too late, we heard from madam president t

its goal was destruction allied forces and the conclusion of a separate peace with the british from the united states. the situation was saved by the offensive of the soviet troops, which moscow , at the request of the british prime minister, began ahead of schedule. during a special military operation, a stronghold and infantry concentrations of the ukrainian armed forces were destroyed by an army aviation strike group. the enemy position was in the zone of responsibility of the west group of forces. the group included the k-52 aligator attack helicopter, the mi-35m transport and combat helicopter and the mi-8 multi-purpose helicopter. the strike was carried out by unguided aircraft missiles on coordinates of the aircraft controller. having... destroyed the targets, the crews performed an anti-missile maneuver using the on-board defense system and successfully returned to base. the head of the russian ministry of defense sent telegrams to the participants of the special military operation, noting in particular the actions of the 74th separate guards motorized rifle brigade. its units d

and i mentioned to them that you know, the vast majority, 80 percent of german and allied uh like german forces were destroyed on the eastern front. he started laughing because that's absolutely not their problem. in the us universities in the west, in general, they're taught that the us and the western allies, one to one field, a johnny come lately, see that plan a flag and says we want, but really the best majority of fighting was an eastern and any serious historical tell you that for the white washing is incredible. first of all, when i was in the military, i knew quite a few people and, and it's been expanding this i'm in mind so that the us chose the wrong side and more were to just support of the not believe it or not. but there is a large enough problem. we even had a problem back in the early 2, thousands with all the tattoos that people were getting had to be categorized. why? because there's so many nazi pets as well. so outta now it's for us, because ss and so on the 8th, which is highly hitler and things like that that were getting tattooed. so that was a big problem. i'm sure the

the allied troops who fought german forces in italy were known as the d—day dodgers, mocked for 5unbathing4. yet the battles for monte ca55ino were some of the most bitter and brutal of the second world war. they took place over four months in appalling conditions, with the allies 5u5taining 55,000 ca5ualtie5. german losses were estimated at around 20,000, prompting 5ome to describe the battles a5 a pyrrhic victory for the allies. but by taking the historic italian mona5tery from the nazis, allied forces opened the road to rome, critical in ending the german occupation of italy. commemoration5 taking place this weekend will be the last milestone anniversary for the few remaining veterans well enough to take part. earlier i spoke to marco rogacien, who is a volunteer at the foundation of the memorial museum of the 2nd poli5h corps in italy — he explained the significance of the battle. monte ca55ino was the main point, most important point of the gustav line, the strongest defensive line before rome of the germans. monte ca55ino was on top the hill overlooking the gustav line itself. the gu

two decisive battles took place there on the north african front of world war ii, where the allied forces

it is far above any other countries of any of the allied forces. the united states lost about 400000 right 1st and about 450000 frauds last about 600000. but as i said, the soviet union well over 20000000, and that is why the stay is, is so potent that they use to everyone in the russian federation. valia finally is still left on effective by this tragedy that happened. 79. you as i go today, the smell susan was mentioning some of the biggest the vessels for the soviet union . of course, you have a seat of leningrad, i mean, films and documentaries to be made about the true true tragedy or the positive quarter or the positive. it was small and of course, the path of all fall. and when the soviets pushed the germans all the way back to lynn, it was the sort of yet to push the enemy back to his left. and that is where the germans capitulated. 79 years with mocking this victory day 2024. and i left the cross over here. he goes down off our correspondence. tiny bon, a local airfield. he steering not for the fly of a go to his rory here. i hope you can

by the end of 1943, allied advances into italy had forced the germans back. of cassino. it's no longer possible to speak of cassino as a town. this is how it looks today... the battle that took place here is often described as the most bitter and brutal of the second world war. it lasted for more than four months in appalling conditions during the harshest italian winter on record. history hasn't always appreciated the sacrifice of those who fought here. they were known as the d—day dodgers, mocked for missing the normandy landings. yet the sacrifices were high, with countries including the uk, the us, france and poland having 55,000 casualties. the germans suffered losses of around 20,000. now the last few veterans are marking this milestone anniversary, recalling their harrowing experience. if you feel the same way as i do, we are a family. we are a family, because we come here to honour those who didn't make it, who fell in here on their road to poland. yes, they didn't make it, but i did. 80 years on, their sacrifices for the battles of monte cassino are

operation against yugoslavia during the fighting in the center of europe, which was called the allied forcestrange incident. the diplomatic mission building was destroyed in 2345 by a guided missile. three chinese citizens were killed. theoretically, china could it is quite possible to take retaliatory measures, but beijing and washington agreed that the united states would pay 20.8 million dollars to the chinese authorities and another 4.5 million to the relatives of the dead chinese and the wounded. nato claimed that the target of the bombing was the building of the serbian supply department, which was engaged in the export and import of weapons and was located nearby. the alliance stated that it was simply using slightly outdated maps. but later, articles began to appear in the western press that the blow to the diplomatic mission was nevertheless dealt deliberately. allegedly the embassy served relay station for the yugoslav army, after slobodan milosevic's army's own transmitters were jammed by nato forces. this is what this day in history was like. let me tell you briefly about the ma

on may 7, in reims, france, at the headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the western allied forcesby the representative of the headquarters of the supreme high command of the soviet union under the allied forces, major general ivan susloparov. susloparov requested a request to moscow, waited, waited, waited, did not wait for stalin’s answer, signed, one might say, on his own responsibility, the capitulation, but... after that, as soon as he signed it, the answer came from moscow categorically not to sign, it must be said that stalin was absolutely right, because the capitulation, the signing of the capitulation at esenhower’s headquarters by the chiefs of staff of the western allies and germany , belittled the incomparably larger contribution of the soviet union to the great victory and generally bracketed out what exactly the capture of the red army of berlin was. make the most of exactly two days between the surrender, the signing of the surrender in rems, the ceasefire, exactly two days were laid down in order to transfer as many units as possible the wehrmacht to the west, agai

nato operation against yugoslavia, during the fighting in center of europe, which were called the allied forcenge incident: the diplomatic mission building was destroyed in 2345 by a guided missile, killing three chinese citizens. theoretically, china could well take retaliatory measures, but beijing and washington agreed that the united states would pay $28 million to the chinese authorities and another $4.5 million to the relatives of the dead chinese and the wounded. nato claimed that the target of the bombing was the building of the serbian supply department, which it was engaged in. the alliance said it was just using it lightly outdated maps, but later articles began to appear in the western press that the blow to the diplomatic mission was nevertheless dealt deliberately. allegedly, the embassy served as a relay station for the yugoslav army. after slobodan milosevic's army's own transmitters were jammed by nato forces. this is what this day was like. in history, the inauguration ceremony of the president of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin. live stream. today at 11:

but by taking the historic italian monastery from the nazis, allied forces opened the road to rome — taking place mark the last milestone anniversary for the few remaining veterans well enough to take part. for more on this, let's speak to peter caddick—adams. he�*s an historian and author of �*monte cassino: ten armies in hell.�* think you welcome back to the programme knows numerous battles, wasn�*t it? programme knows numerous battles, wasn't it? ., , programme knows numerous battles, wasn'tit? ., , ., wasn't it? four battles from january until may 1944. _ wasn't it? four battles from january until may 1944, none _ wasn't it? four battles from january until may 1944, none of _ wasn't it? four battles from january until may 1944, none of which - until may 1944, none of which we anticipate fighting without the germans with full and this is on the road to rome and we expected to be in rome and early 1944 and the germans held us up for five in rome and early 1944 and the germans held us up forfive months as you reiterated. i think we saw also these battles are significant and undersco

now in rozovsk. success of german troops in west in january 1945 and the complete defeat of the allied forcesrevented by a grandiose russian offensive along the entire front from the baltic sea to the carpathians. this is stated in a statement by hitler's former personal adjutant. archival materials from ss sturmanführ otto günün. declassified by the fsb. he spoke about the events during the preparation and conduct of the offensive in the ardennes in december 1944. according to günsch, hitler planned to deal a crushing blow to the british and the united states. after this, it was planned to conclude a separate peace joint forces to fight against the ussr. however, the offensive of the soviet army thwarted the plans of the german leadership. those events that then began to unfold already in 1945 , they tried because they had to survive, they still had hope of surviving until april 30, including by precisely switching to ensure that the allies heard them, well, these contacts were stopped, were highlighted, starting next year, ukraine’s creditors hope to receive interest on debts, according to

zelensky gathered for an event to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the landing of allied forcesn june 6 in france. as the political publication writes, the the event worries zelensky little; in fact, he intends to use the celebrations as a reason to ask for help again. the plans are not only to convince the west, to increase the volume of arms supplies, but to urge nato to shoot down russian missiles from the territory of the alliance countries. at the same time, moscow has not yet received an official invitation from paris to... the euro. the unrest in the french overseas territory was caused by the metropolis's plans to reform the electoral system there, allowing those who have lived in new caledonia for more than 10 years to vote in local elections. thus, representatives of the indigenous population could remain in the minority. our news is always available on the media platform, we look and by this time we have everything, andrey shevtsov was with you, see you.

decisive battles took place on the north african front; immigrants from russia fought as part of the allied forcesok place in cyprus, in addition, a lamp was brought here, which was lit in moscow from the eternal fire. the same lamp was handed over to their homeland by moldovan politicians who came to the russian capital for the holiday. the leader of the victory bloc, the head of ggauzi and a deputy of the national parliament of moldova in the alexander garden honored the memory of the fallen and supported all compatriots who came out to the celebrations in honor of may 9 in the may days. and no matter how much the current authorities of moldova tried to convince their fellow citizens that today the country should celebrate a certain european day, the people chose what is close to their soul. in cities and villages throughout moldova, today they are talking about victory of the soviet people over fascism, about the common feat of memory, which must be passed on from generation to generation, despite the whims of the authorities. celebrated on six continents in antarctica at the vostok station, po

so the fact that keeps allies on sending the weapons that it needs to force russia out of ukraine. i mean, does that indicate that these allies have given up on ukraine actually winning this more so it depends who you're talking about. when you look at gemini, or the u. k. companies like denmark or francis gotten in adrian's. they've done a very great deal to assist ukraine and unsettled, quite a considerable portion of that material to the country to the point where there really is a limit. but i'd be looking at countries now like spade, which has a battery, which is a loan to, is a radon tracking system, defending the city of often not into a key from who knows what. why doesn't not goes basically pretty good on other defense systems are quite old ones unsuitables occurrence, right? we may also look at countries like tech itself. but what does that say? look, it says the countries don't see this as the product. some of those countries don't see this as a product you the others do. but we've also got to look at the fact that this is, this is really a central gravity of this war. is

she will be among the dozens honored in france on june 6th to mark the day in 1944, when allied forcestormed the beaches of normandy. the battle was pivotal, leading to the defeat of germany and to the end of the war. new. at 730, a new feature of san francisco's pride celebration is coming back for its second year. drag me downtown is a series of pop up drag shows that will take place over various spots in downtown san francisco every thursday throughout the month of june. one of those thursdays, june 27th, will also feature a queer history bus tour hosted by sister roma. the sisters of perpetual indulgence the shows are all free to attend. however, organizers do have a pre-registration option for $10, which comes with free 2024 pride swag that is our report this evening. i want to thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow at 730. a reminder make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv. you can stream our newscast stories and find exclusive content right there on your smart tv. see you tomorrow! have a great night ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my

she will be among the dozens honored in france on june 6th to mark the day in 1944, when allied forceshes of normandy. >> congratulations to them. what a thing they went through. >> thank you for doing what you did. >> yeah. yes. all those rosie the riveters. that is our report for tonight. thanks for watching the 11:00 news next newscast. mornings on wo, begiing at hi, everyone. i'm frank malaka. welcome to like it or not. we talk to our esteemed panel. we throw out everyday things to find out whether they like it or not. we got a good group for you today. we've got c castaneda fresh from traffic so good to have you,

tank participated in the parade of equipment, the prototype of which took part in the parade of allied forcesptember 1945. the military personnel marched to the accompaniment of a live orchestra, in what is traditionally a ceremonial procession in the legendary citadel. the memory of the defenders of the brest fortress was honored with a minute of silence. holiday, it cannot be forgotten. veterans, before our eyes, indeed, are great athletes, creative youth, work collectives, thousands of residents in the gomel colony, as well as a parade of military equipment and processions of military personnel units, law enforcement agencies, patriots, cadet classes, flowers, a minute of silence at the eternal flame of the fraternal burial of red army soldiers and underground fighters, the sound of gunfire in honor of the heroes. a very important person for us in the family is our grandfather, who fought in the great patriotic war, we are grateful to him for his feat, especially on this day we love to pick up all the photographs, look at them, tell them to our children, tell our grandchildren, and be at t

there was a president by the name of dwight d eisenhower, 5 star general supreme commander of the allied forces. and what does he tell the american people? the military industrial complex is robbing the nation of the genius of the sciences . this was the laborers in the future, the children. here we are america infrastructure riding in front of everybody xyz though for all to see a homeless all over the streets. 63 percent of the people living paycheck to paycheck. migrate was flooding the streets or they just passed another bill about another trillion dollars to the military, industrial complex look at the money spent or ready to fight the ukraine war. the number is depending on who's you'll look at around a 130000000000. how many billions of going to is real war? now, the america, the, the business of america has become war since the end, the world war 2. and the nation has declined in front of everybody's eyes to see it and begin. you don't have to believe me. you could look at the facts. what was that latest pelt, paul, which is came out out of that. have these nations in the world. america

during operation allied force, when the alliance militarily forced the yugoslav leader milosevic to stop repression in kosovo. the authorities in china still consider this a sign of nato's aggressiveness and an example of why russia... seemed to feel threatened by the alliance before invading ukraine. beijing is further deepening relations with moscow, expanding economic ties and exporting dual purpose equipment. the reduction of the risks of the consequences of the proximity of beijing and moscow, experts call one of the the main diplomatic goals of xijin ping's visit. diplomatically, i think that china understands that the deepening of relations between china and russia, china's support for the russian military and industrial sector. bases, the deepening rapprochement between beijing and moscow has a devastating effect on china's relations with europe, so xi jinping is trying to present china as a reliable mediator between russia and ukraine. china is trying to show itself as an adult, mature diplomatic mediator in the international arena. the issue of russia's war against ukraine has

example, about 200 belarusians died in the famous the battle was rewound by casino, freeing the allied forcesemployees visit this place every year together with belarusians who today live in rome, thiville, naples and other cities in italy to honor the memory of heroes. many of our compatriots, having escaped from concentration camps, joined the italian resistance. finding their burial places is, as a rule, isolated, hard, painstaking work. recent years show how important it is to preserve historical memory, which is why italians were recently able to watch the film come and see, which is why any guest of the embassy can today get acquainted with the belarus invincible exhibition, which is why in belarus these days there is a delegation of italian anti-fascists who have been taking part in festive events dedicated to victory day for many years now. the ambassador of belarus in vienna, heads of diplomatic missions of the cis and csto countries, representatives of austrian public organizations laid the tribute. belarusian flags flew at events in the city of beirut, the capital of the lebanese r

this exercise involves both aviation units of the allied forces of the republic of belarus and units units of the russian aerospace forces. respectively. an episode of managing the interaction of heterogeneous aviation groups while performing a single combat mission is being worked out, a hot apara for graduating students, today the second centralized exam took place, just over 44,000 applicants wrote russian, 11,500 belarusian, and at the same time centralized testing for graduates of previous years or colleges took place. the results of the ce will be known no later than ten working days, and the results of the ct within two weeks. this year, the entrance campaign in belarus is taking place according to new rules. traditionally, on the last thursday of the month, labor inspectors from the federation of trade unions of belarus travel around the country and provide consultations at enterprises and organizations on issues related to the protection of labor rights and socio-economic interests. if necessary, prosecutors may be involved to resolve the issue. monitoring compliance by emplo

the need can arise at any moment and we must keep those beds reserved for our forces or nato allied forcesd to expand the number of beds available for evacuation. i want to call on european countries to apply to our foundation. if you have available seats, we will do all the paperwork work and from the ukrainian side, also to preserve the contracts of fighters. in this way , they will continue to receive payments from the ukrainian government, and we will deliver them to your hospitals if you can accept them. it was an interview of kateryna lisonova with an american volunteer. and volunteer david bramlit. we will say goodbye on this. also watch our daily briefings at 18:00 on youtube and facebook. but you can ask us your questions live. also subscribe to our social networks, on facebook, youtube, twitter, telegram, as well as the new voice of america pages in ukrainian on viber and whatsapp. thank you for staying with us, good night and good morning. before meeting. there are discounts representing coconut. 15% in psarynyk, bam and oskad pharmacies. exclusively on the air of our channel. c

the us, the allied forces restaurant pressure, the united states scraper, in, um, i guess france can, hong, and russia american america. clearly there is an awareness issue with history across the pond, but laugh, shut off. what else are people supposed to think? when even in the movies they watch kind of firm that's falls, narrative varied amount as you probably heard, wayne in the fraser taken business. we in the killing that yes, yes, yes. the, well, the russians nowhere to be found. and hollywood also likes to portray one particular battle. as the decisive one, hollywood continued to turn out wolf m said touched upon the day. they will be no shadow by steven spielberg saving private ryan, by centering on the mol her beach. however, the film caused considerable controversy. by focusing mainly on them, their connectivity, hollywood mythology, around world war 2, probably started by when the war began. well, i don't think there were ever any films. maybe it's the mom, maybe in, in the never during the war itself. there were some families, maybe that, that wouldn't acknowledge the sov