someone lived here, then they just started packing already in auto bags, then they worked not only amonople in civilian clothes worked clothes and threw them into cars with kherson license plates . after the first rallies when tarasov, a video was posted on the internet where i was called the main organizer of kherson. you understand that at least you have a cover. on march 16, they found my apartment and broke down the door. by the way, we didn't go back to the apartment like that. the doors there are closed, god forbid, let's go back, let's open it. i went to rallies once, twice, three, four times, and one day i agreed that a friend would drive me home, and that's just right it was next to the square. how did you walk in this direction? we also have these translucent ones, you know, those mafias who sell flowers. they are translucent, and through your eyes you can see the bus stop near the central department store. this is the very center. imagine the shot. yes, it reached me already within a few seconds, a mediocre black minibus pulls up, the door opens, five people in masks, caps, e

and we found out that on the 10th they began to bring to kherson the crimean amon from the sobr. until, there were only military personnel and a video that i saw immediately there in an hour on facebook , uh, this crackdown, we're going, it's 21, it seems like the number was, in addition to shooting into the air to shoot people with batons, uh, stun grenades, then they fired there, not in the throat away from people and there was the first one. the first blood was drawn in one of the older men. a shrapnel from this grenade hit his leg. that's where the first blood was recorded on the maidan. go see some pensioners and they found a weak man. the ugly people from the house disappeared and came to pick them up. they knew the address, some people lived here, they just started packing it already in the garage , then they worked not only amon, people in civilian clothes worked and threw them into cars with kherson license plates. the organizer of the kherson rally, you understand that at least you have a cover on march 16, they found my apartment and broke down the door, thanks to the neighb

and we learned that on the 60th, they began to bring to kherson the crimean amon from the cathedral, and there it is different we don't know for a long time who exactly drove in, but it was only the military who were supposed to start it up to this point and the video that i saw right there in an hour on facebook, this dispersal of the rally, well, it's 20 , at first it seems like the number was. eh already with stun grenades, then they shot not at there throats to the side right away from the people and there first came the first blood in one of the older men, a fragment of this grenade hit his leg. and there it was, the first blood was recorded on the maidan, and look who else. they found a weak person. my friends just disappeared from home as the tasks disappeared, they arrived at the address, they knew someone lived here, then they just started packing already in the garage, then they worked not only amon, people in civilian clothes worked and threw them into cars with kherson license plates. after the first rallies, when tarasov video which they posted on the internet where i wa

and we knew that from the 10th they began to bring uh the crimean amon and the sobr are different, iteen there for a while, we don’t know who clearly drove in, but until this moment, only the military were supposed to start it, and the video i saw immediately there in an hour on facebook is the dispersal of the rally, well, it’s the first 20, it seems that it was, look, they are shooting at the peaceful see demonstrations truncheons were fired with truncheons, then they shot not in the throat but directly at whole people, and there was the first blood in one of the older men of the school, this grenade hit the leg, and there the first blood was recorded on the maidan and look at who a pensioner they found, a weak person, pretend to be from home, how they disappeared. according to this, they came to the address, they knew where you were already in the auto park, then they worked not only amon, people in civilian clothes worked and threw them into cars with kherson license plates after the first rallies when tarasov video which was posted on the internet, where i was called the main org

now you think how much the army in russia is all bad amon this is not the army, it's a militia unittia special unit, and they're sending him to ukraine already from sakhalin, for sure it's a good life, yes, that what is left of our location ? the same applies to the equipment that collects its own in the conditions of sanctions. it will be many times more difficult than the same french optics . there will be no more and there will be no more. the situation of the ukrainian army is the exact opposite of what there. the guys are conducting demilitarization. they gathered. yes, how did the forces of this operation come to be? they somehow defined us with imported words, so where is militarization, and uh, i will translate it into russian so that it is understandable. and in english now, the russian military machine has come to its own, which means it has reached its cruising speed, calmly, confidently, it moves, it is overpainted, literally, everything that was built for eight years, and nato and their allies in ukraine, and in the end in five months, the ukrainian army has become many

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cleaned to a moving aircraft as it climbed into the sky and falling to thia 17-year-old was found amon has not been seen or heard from. from since. the only memories ie i havemy children's bodies were mangled and 20 piec. 20 pieces. today is a day of joy joy as hundreds feel the centra. central square. they way flags and chant, god is great. rejoicing that they are back in control of the country they ruled from 1996 through the 2001 2001 invasion that followed the attacks of 9/11. this is a nation that remains internationally isolated with not a single country recognizing the taliban government. the day-to-day focus of the taliban is more about controlling the lives of women. they told him not to go to work, set rules over the age of 12, and placed restrictions on freedom of move. of movement. can you at least se least see why people look at your government and look at your your ministry with suspicion, py suspicion, particularly on this issue of women? he says no. we don't listen to the world. spite the risk, some women continue to defy the taliban. about 40 women took to the streets

of looting was already de-nazified after one shelling by the haimars, 12 employees of the sakhalin amonunique the case is based on the tyranny of putin's boyars and elementary disrespect for the citizens of russia. in fact, the problem is far wider, just in the kremlin, a long time ago, the scheme where the souls of the nightmare is that or the region pulls everything that can be pulled out of it, and the local peasants have to somehow survive and feed their families go to war, you think it's just like that now in russia, on every column of the bigboard with an advertisement, wagner, come on, vanya, dial sooner, if you're lucky, you'll need a grave refrigerator and a washing machine , buy it earlier, it was possible on the same make money in mines, but now not only in sakhalin shakhtyorsk, but also throughout russia . miner is a dying profession, mobile, all four mines , people can't get their money until the end, they live in hunger. this is, for example, the town of gukova in the rostov region. a miner from donbass who wants to wave the tricolor among the miners would surely perish, b

the looting were de-nazified only after one shelling by the khaymas. 12 employees of the sakhalin amonified. the basis of which is the tyranny of putin's boyars and elementary disrespect for the citizens of russia. in fact, the problem is far wider, just in the kremlin, a long time ago. and the region pulls out of it everything that can be pulled, but the local men have to go to war to survive and feed their families, do you think that’s just the way it is now in russia, on every column of the bigboard with an advertisement, wagner, come on, vanya, dial sooner, if you’re lucky, buy a funeral refrigerator and a washing machine it used to be possible to make money at the same mines, but now not only in the sakhalin mining district, but also throughout russia . miner is a dying profession, all four mines, people can't get their money until the end. hunger is, for example, the town of hukovo in the rostov region, if in the 14th year a miner from the donbass was brought here on an excursion, those who wanted to wave the tricolor among the miners would surely perish, because on tv they were

should not be underestimated, because they are made of devils what is yours to lose i mean berkut their amono stained er hands with blood er serve through the regime because as soon as russia loses this war it will automatically be the end of this nano fuhrer lukashenko and all his posypaks they will also be prosecuted, they understand it and for them this is, in principle, an obvious chance for survival, so the question is when will russia force lukashenko to invade ukraine, this is a matter of time, the first is the second, believe me, this will be the most difficult, the most inconvenient moment for ukraine, the goal it is obvious that they should cut the logistics of central ukraine and western ukraine. where does the main aid from western partners come from? they are ready-made development plans. they are waiting, so to speak , for a rocket to launch.

they have 300,000 military personnel in the russian guard, they have 40,000 military personnel in amoney have 50,000 military personnel and paramilitary private companies such as pagner redoubt, etc., in fact they already have enough mobilized troops, the problem is not in this, but in maintaining these forces. therefore, they need additional volunteers to send them forward as cannon fodder. these are the kind of people they are trying now to recruit men from parts very far from moscow or from the so-called luhansk and donetsk people's republics, they throw these poorly trained troops into the attack, which ukrainians, of course , cannot ignore the fact that a huge mass of troops is coming at them, so they open fire. this is how the russians learn here are ukrainian positions and then they cover them with artillery and only then they send their trained troops. in this way, they try to preserve their forces because they lost many officers, especially the separatists of ukraine from becant yours, the ministry of defense of ukraine said that the russians began to use soviet stocks because

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knew someone lived here, then they just started packing already in auto-zip and then worked not only amonople in civilian clothes worked and threw them into a car with kherson plates. after the first rallies when taras saw a video that was posted on the internet where i was called the main organizer of the kherson rallies. do you understand that, well, at least you have a cover, because on march 16 they found my apartment and broke down the door, thank you to the neighbors, they literally for the door was closed for an hour. and by the way, we didn’t go back to the apartment. and the door was closed, god forbid, let’s go back, let’s open it. i went to rallies once, twice, three, four times. -e with the square how did he walk in this direction and here we have , you know, translucent ones, such mafias where they sell flowers. they are translucent, and through my eyes you can see the bus stop near the central department store, this is the very center. imagine the shot, this is it, it came to me within a few seconds a mediocre black minibus pulls up, the door opens, 5 people fall out, 5 peop

be underestimated, because they are made up of devils, what is yours to lose, i mean berkut, their amon and those who soiled their hands with blood serve through the regime, because as soon as russia loses this war , the end of this nano fuhrer lukashenko and all his posypaks will also go to trial, they understand this and for them it is in principle there is an obvious chance for survival, so the question is when russia will force the invasion of lukashenko in ukraine, this is a matter of time, the first, the second, believe me, this will be the most difficult, the most inconvenient moment for ukraine, their goal is obviously to cut off the logistics of central ukraine, western ukraine. these are ready-made plans. they are waiting. well , so to speak, the rocket to launch is what we are aiming for. i also have no doubts, because especially the volunteer units, in particular, our svobodovsky has such a longing to help belarusians to free themselves from this and to wake up and become free people. therefore, it is obvious that the day when belarus invades ukraine, it will be the last day

to put my name amon: performance engineer. to put my name among some — performance engineer.formance engineer. to put my name among some of the absolute greatest i among some of the absolute greatest in the sport, it�*s mind blowing. i hadn�*t considered beforehand. it�*s just a project to get my teeth sticking to it and i never consider the outcome of it whatever the means but it�*s such an enjoyable process and to go and do it, yeah, it�*s mind blowing. good evening. as the cloud cleared away the far south—east during this afternoon, it took with it the humid air, so it will be much more comfortable for sleeping tonight. and there will be another opportunity to witness the spectacular northern lights. this was taken last night, as you can see, in highland, but again, although not quite as strong as last night, the aurora forecast is that it should be seen again across scotland, particularly the north of scotland. we should see some clearer skies as well. we�*ve got showers with us through this evening, but they should start to ease away, and then you can see some clearer sk

we have that nineties during the operation amon did not use a similar caliber worked knows. what distancexactly in the head of such people in the country can be counted on one hand, and this is a clue tomorrow at 19:50 on ntv that day, father called vova to a man's conversation, you understand? mom and i decided to separate. i'm leaving the boy rushed to hug his father. dad, please don't go, the father pulled away from his son, took a step and suddenly collapsed, as if knocked down. he hit his head on the corner of the table on the table were pussies, and just about the corner of this vise. he hit his head. he was taken to the hospital in in critical condition, doctors diagnosed a stroke and a head injury. they fought for his life, but it was all in vain, he left this world goodbye, leaving a deep wound in his son's soul. dad, not just died before that, he left them with mom betrayed. she crossed out her life to her son forever from the life of men and suddenly became pregnant, from whom no one knew the man from whom the unborn child would be born. we even had a version that she apparentl

i talked to amon almost every day on march 3rd.he said that the electricity has already been turned off. and that he's running out of battery on his phone. we talked a little. i asked, are you safe now, and now the shelling, he answered. yes, i hear. how is the firing going? i told him to be careful, be fully dressed, pack valuables and keep them to himself and stay away from the windows. i wanted to call him again, but the next day nothing. she yesterday a few days later i found out that the house in which they were either bombed, or something, it burned down the news differed, by the way, adam's mother too all the time i received the news trying to find out where they were, because his grandparents were also with adam on march 1st. and this is the last day when the connection on the second day, when i tried to get through, there was absolutely no connection. i was very worried. i started looking for them, eh. i couldn't find my place. well, it's simple. it was the craziest craziest month of my life that could go. i was lucky. uh,

than 14,000 monkeypox cases in the united states and in the last three weeks alone, the number of amon monkeypox cases in the u.s. tripled. the biden administration declared it a public health emergency earlier this month but critics argue they have not moved fast enough. yesterday the deputy a mmonkeyp defense coordinator defended their response. >> we know what we got in terms of this outbreak. it's acting differently than any mo monkeypox outbreak before. we need what needs to be implemented to control the outbreak and clear which populations we need to focus on. it's more about the right time as opposed to there being a delay. >> those comments came one day after the white house announced a new plan called for boosting vaccine supply making anti viral treatments more readily available and reaching out to at risk communities. that plan is being put into action this weekend in s charlotte. health care workers in north carolina will be administering free monkeypox vaccine at pride events across the city. charlotte is one of several receiving 50,000 vaccine doses from the national stoc

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amon denis sokolov posthumously awarded the order of courage.antin paishkin svetlana barkova or what a club from the first channel's stones. and more about the courage of the defenders of donbass division under the command of major ilya khudina carried out artillery support for the offensive of our troops personally, correcting the fire. the major ensured the destruction of four guns of three armored personnel carriers and 30 nationalists, the tanker alexander palitov defended, the liberated settlement, which they tried to recapture many times, even when wounded, caused significant damage to the enemy and did not allow the corporal to break through the defense. zhargal batterov prevented an attack on our convoy discovered an ambush of ukrainian saboteurs and from a group of paratroopers during a swift attack eliminated the militants. there is one thing in common, what unites our heroes, these are very modest people who are not used to talking about their merits, but their names and stories. we must know the main streets of russian cities are dec

first, amon jaber's on the president's details. >> president biden was under increasing pressure to make good on this campaign promise ahead of the midterm elections coming this fall. he faced that practical deadline for the current student loan payment moratorium expires at the end of this month. millions of borrowers faced the prospect of restarting their payments in september. senate majority leader chuck shuman called biden last night to push for counseling as much food and loan debt as possible in this move. other democrats urged the president to be, some pushing for as much as $50,000 in debt relief. even though biden fell short of that number, many democrats said they were happy today the white house said, it won't make inflation in worse. speaker, nancy pelosi called the move a strong step and said, it will ease the financial burden that disproportionally harms women and people of color. that, it does not solve the root cause of the problem. enormous tuition costs, which have tripled since 1980. on cnbc this morning, senator patrick leahy said, colleges need to keep those spirali

as amon jaber's reported earlier, it's possible the passports may have been mixed in with other documentst were taken. >>> ukraine's parliament voting to extend martial law for another 90 days. this comes as putin's war machine kicks up relentless attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. ukrainian officials tell sky news russian missile strikes today killed at least one person and injured six others. in kharkiv, they say 10 russian missiles at a residential building, a church yard, and a children's playground. meantime, ukraine's forces making gains in the southern region of kherson. ukrainian military officials say their troops have decimated russian command centers and ammunition depots and severed supply lines with precision strikes on key bridges. russian forces still have an overwhelming advantage in the region as they shift more resources from the east to reinforce their position in the south. >>> america's nurses fed up. tonight, america's busiest airports. busiest airports. they issued a rng th i ♪ ♪ thousands of minnesota set to have their voices heard with a vote that could have

cnbc's washington correspondent, amon. >> the threats we are seeing, extending to the fbi agents by name, especially since the identities of two agents involved in the mar-a-lago search were circulated on websites and social media during this past week. that may be why we are seeing an increased security posture at headquarters here in washington today. the secret service said it is also bolstering precautions there as well. those actions happen as lawmakers try to figure out how much damage, if any, was done by trump retaining highly classified documents. over the weekend, democratic chairs of the house intelligence and oversight committees wrote a letter to the director of national intelligence requesting that u.s. intelligence community conduct a damage assessment of the incident. some republicans are more focused on the conduct of the justice department itself. on the judiciary committee, they sent a letter including the attorney general, f vi director, and white house chief of staff asking for records about search information about the warrant, and details of any communications betw

soso how long you think i know.e oh. c i amon pat cipollone feeling your house with confidence with nothing to lose whennop you're ready. that's in the days when life doors open . so. so last week our producers just did a story on golf. i hunt and fish. i learned about golf. it's no it's actually really interesting and it is interesting. inere's a new league called live golf competing with the pga tour g. we so we decided to get down to trump bedminster from national golf club investments in gn new jersey this weekend to learn more about it. you part ofd b b our visit last night with a conversation with the new commissionerig of golf, greg norman, on the greatest players in the world. but we want to of know what were participating in live golf. think of this and why leave the pga anyway? why would anyone leave the pga ? well, bryson dechambeau is one of the best golfers inof the world. pixellated smu is one of o the longest drivers inne the history of the sport he's now playing for i tg with joe biden relating personal story to. so we sat f p down with himsa and asked himt lots of golfue re

let's get to amon afjavers who s more for us. >> it's sanctioning a crypto mixer called tornado cash said laundered more than $7 billion since inception in 2017 it allows them to deposit funds, swirl them up and extract them under new conditions which it's hard to trace the original source of the funds. so treasury cracking down on this service saying north korean hackers have been able to use it to profit from elicit activity online blender was sanctioned back in may. they're sociassociating it with north korean hackers but when i asked officials who was behind tornado cash, the officials said they don't have any information on who operates that service nonetheless, american people will be blocked from using that service under the new sanctions announced this morning by the treasury department. back to you. >> thank you >>> let's get back to the energy markets as well. perhaps what the effect may be, you heard phil and ylan talking about it as well new fortress energy partnering with apollo to form an lng maritime infrastructure platform this deal was announced a short time ago, val

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we have that the nineties during the operation amon did not use a similar caliber.nce as if in the head of such people, the country can be counted on the fingers, and this is a clue a clerical rat. tomorrow at 19:50 on ntv, i'm to blame for everything honey, i'll avenge the tick. when she beautiful and calm approached the house, he threw it off. gerasimenko ran away and played her performance for a long time, there is a limit to everything. sergei pokrovsky did not appear at the trial, he did not want to look at the last benefit performance of his former mistress, it seems to be my fault. i'm so chic, well, somehow playfully, theatrically, the death penalty of gerasimenko was known in the soviet union by a woman do not shoot, so asked for the execution of security. indeed, in a few hours she completely turned gray, but, unfortunately, it turned out that she was right not to be shot, the court did not support the charge. she was given only 12 years after serving. she returned to chelyabinsk , found herself a modest job, a postman and people were waiting for her, but

but you, i christiano amon disagree with the u.n.'s goal and its timetable and its methodology.e, i don't disagree with their analysis but i disagree with the way that we're being told oh, this is an amazing agreement that will dramatically reduce carbon emissions and enhance climate change. yes it will reduce carbon emissions quite a bit but it'll actually do almost nothing for global temperature, because the vast majority of emissions are not going to come from usr. they're rich, well-meaning westerners. it comes from china, india, and africa and so we've got to start thinking about are we going to succeed by convincing everyone to spend $369 billion to cut carbon emissions very little? of course you're not going to do that with india or with africa. what you need to do is to dramatically increase investment in green energy research and development so that eventually, we get green energy to be cheaper than fossil fuels. by then, of course everyone will switch. stuart: listen to what biden's energy secretary, jennifer granholm claims is the best plan for world peace. listen to