and amu, we were once amnesty international in iran. we reached an understanding with them. i discussed with musa khabani i forgot to do it, we discussed every day, then finally i reached you, who said that we who are in the field of armed struggle, how can we follow the cleric who is reading a leather book in qom ? the struggle was a struggle, so it was the same from the beginning. your acquaintance goes back to the hedayat mosque. then the first person who came to me asked me to cooperate. saeed mohammad was in our neighborhood. it had not happened to me , we would have helped him, of course, we had the heart to have mercy on him of course, andrezgo told them, and from then on, if i wanted to help , i did it through andrezgo, until muslim anderzgo believed that he was trying hard to save the organization for the rest of us, but he was disappointed and gathered us together before i was arrested. and an organization called the mojahedin organization had printed a leaflet on instagram, and the leaflets were in the house, and when i colle

the attention of the water of the amu darya in these plans is related to the time of dawood khan, sincen they had designed these plans to be implemented, but because this period of occupation of iran witnessed civil wars, and every government was fully aware that this is done with blondes, i remember if a neighboring country solves the issue of water, it is considered upstream, a basic thought must be done for water supply. apart from the fact that we have a month of data, at least 100% must be implemented, and we also have the duty to implement them. yes, how about you ? you also mentioned the history of mirab's documentary by mr. mohsen islamzadeh. it also has good points about haqaba hirmand and his predecessor . those who are interested can follow this documentary . let's get into the issue of trade with afghanistan. all countries have a part of their own interests in relations with neighbors with different countries here see that in any case, they should do business and justice together, and both sides will naturally benefit. you , as iran's ambassador to afghanistan and the specia

thunderstorms in the north of amu, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, thursday, friday, in the provinceswest azarbaijan, east of ardabil, as well as the heights located in the provinces of tehran and alborz, zanjan, as well as gilan and mazandaran, when it is predicted that after the load, the wind will be more felt. strong wind in the southwestern regions of the country khuzestan or bushehr and ilam province, which unfortunately produces dust and reduces air quality in these areas, the eastern air of the country in the central areas and the southern slopes of alborz is witnessing wind, but the tropical storm that we talked about the other day and said that its movement it is not towards the south-eastern areas and sistan and baluchistan. now it has reached the coast of india and it is predicted that the waves generated around the eye of the storm can affect the sea of ​​oman as well as sistan and baluchistan. these conditions are recommended for you. it is possible to refrain from marine activities the black attention and the air temperature predicted for tehran tomorrow is 36 degrees b

attacks with support zionist soldiers are being carried out, the virus was repeated in the village of amu mustafa in the center of the west bank and the houses of palestinians were set on fire. in the latest shooting operation in the occupied jerusalem, two zionist soldiers were injured and one of them was reported to be serious, and the palestinian operator of this operation was martyred. in recent days, the palestinians have been exposed to a wave of aggression, which was accompanied by a widespread call and encouragement from netanyahu, where senior israeli security officials warned that the violence of the region will take over. 320 people were martyred in the village of teremez and ya, and one person was martyred in bethlehem . they also insulted the holy quran by attacking the mosque in the village of sharif. according to a report, there is no evidence that the outbreak of the corona virus started in the city of wuhan, china. the report of the office of the director of national intelligence of the united states states that although extensive work has been done at the mahan institute

context of stepan's skin channel on the border with uzbekistan, which is critically important for the amuspectively, for several countries at once. here are fresh shots, construction is planned to be completed this summer. audit showed. how much the budget of kazakhstan has lost due to sanctions, according to the supreme audit chamber, the damage to kazakhstani companies affected by the sanctions exceeded 300 billion tenge, we are talking about such companies as the sokolov-sabai plant arcelor metal, temirtau kaza tamprom and kazzinc, the sanctions strike is very noticeable against the background of current trends in the economy, inflation over the past year exceeded 20% key rate above sixteen percent. all this makes the economic situation not the most comfortable for the population. and how touching german president steinmeier ends his visit to kazakhstan touching our hand and flies away astana and berlin signed an agreement on oil supplies under the contract they will increase to 100,000 tons per month in total this year they plan to supply about 890,000 tons to you sanctions oil speaks

a new or a role, looked like amu. but the point is it can be done and in fact it's not as hard as it looks because usually you're looking situations where there's a lot of symmetry, things like that. but you know, who looked at this and said this too hard? albert einstein. he said, look, i my equation, it's very beautiful. nobody will ever solve it. it's too hard to solve it. how the world could we ever solve this equation? someone in the audience when he said that was karl schwarzschild, who was a german astronomer and physicist and who was serving in the german army at the time. but it was war one, right? 1917. but you some shore leave and schwarzschild decided to go to einstein's at the berlin academy during his leave so he learned about general relativity. then he goes back to the and in his spare time he says i can solve this equation and he gets this solution what it mean to get a solution to einstein's equation means to get a form of the metric as a function of where you are as a function of the coordinates in

i amu- on? thank you very much. i am obliaed. on? thank you very much. i am obliged- mr _ on? the scottish covid bereaved. you've made it clear in both— bereaved. you've made it clear in both your— bereaved. you've made it clear in both your written evidence and your evidence _ both your written evidence and your evidence here today thatcher understood that pandemics were a very real— understood that pandemics were a very real threat. you may not have remembered the phrase clear and present— remembered the phrase clear and present danger but you would agree with me _ present danger but you would agree with me that as a tier1 race, it was _ with me that as a tier1 race, it was certainly something that was of immediate importance and potentially .rave immediate importance and potentially grave in— immediate importance and potentially grave in terms of risk? yes. we've also heard — grave in terms of risk? yes. we've also heard that _ grave in terms of risk? yes we've also heard that giffin pandemics have _ also heard that giffin pandemics have happened throughout history, it was

amu— friends. this should not have happened . and how many wake up happened.ly mail columnist and broadcaster amanda patel, the legemeerv— broadcaster amanda patel, the legendary political broadcaster rem— legendary political broadcaster rem sergeem— legendary political broadcaster john sergeant and the author and brseusesser— john sergeant and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. so amemue— broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel— broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel .— broadcaster rebecca reid. so amanda patel . absolutely. amanda patel. absolutely. wrsbsus— amanda patel. absolutely. without doubt. a tragedy , but a without doubt. a tragedy, but a merely— without doubt. a tragedy, but a rregeev mes— without doubt. a tragedy, but a rregeev mes ls— without doubt. a tragedy, but a tragedy that is very much tinged in. tragedy that is very much tinged m. vve— tragedy that is very much tinged m. we mov— tragedy that is very much tinged in. we know that— tragedy that is very much tinged in. we know that this is going to in. we know that this is going so

amu can read my column at a mac dot u.s.hat's am ac us and you can keep up with me at tammy bruce dot locals .com sean will be back on monday. have a great weekendha everyonv >> hey everyone i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle " washi washington tonight, the explosivn e story of the ir whistleblower about the hunter biden investigatio in. >> it's really instructive for, many reasons and. ththink chief among them is this impressive expanse of the joe biden protection racket because this really is a joe biden scandal. and it, of course, includee,s the media that waited hours and in some cases unti

amu can read my column at a mac dot u.s. that's am ac us and you can keep up with me at tammy bruce dot locals .com sean will be back on monday. have a great weekendha everyonv >> hey everyone i'm laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "ingraham angle " washi washington tonight, the explosivn e story of the ir whistleblower about the hunter biden investigatio in. >> it's really instructive for, many reasons and. ththink chief among them is this impressive expanse of the joe biden protection racket because this really is a joe biden scandal. and it, of course, includee,s the media that waited hours and in some cases until today to even comment on this scandal. >> now, the first tactic.hi it's no big deal. this is saying that the irs wanted actually tougher charges for hunter biden. >> it's not unusual forl fo investigators and prosecutorsth to have disagreements beforeey they you know, as you go through these cases, how many times do they have disagreement they ha way? alonga all the time. yeah, all the time. i m

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amu— universe that harry inhabits. amt ot— universe that harry inhabits.at he'smedia's donei all everything through as a child. look what he'smedia's done unimaginable] the media's done unimaginable wealth come on. wealth privilege. well, come on. we can't as an example. we can't use that as an example. mark little bit of money, mark that little bit of money, you he's entitled you know, he's entitled child like to us fight to like the rest of to us fight to be. you know what? i'm going to be. you know what? i'm going to be honest with you. i find it quite he's quite chivalrous. i think he's doing thing. okay well, doing a great thing. okay well, ashlene, what do you- r:5r tr; ; tr; well, ashlene, what do you think? utet— ashlene, what do you think? utet tit— ashlene, what do you think? utet tit you— ashlene, what do you think? what did you make- ashlene, what do you think? what did you make of- ashlene, what do you think? what did you make of his testimony this week? i haven't seen of it. i testimony this week? i haven't seen-of it. i loved- testimony this

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amu— her dress. oh, that's well done . amt om— her dress. oh, that's well done .otlmg om— observed the chinese scientists wottmg on t. — observed the chinese scientists working on it. g ' i working on it. that's right. and there a was there was a there was a scientist peter daszak scientist called peter daszak who company called who works for a company called the ecohealth alliance, and he'd put funding application to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis funding application to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis kind ding application to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis kind ofg application to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis kind of research tion to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis kind of research oni to the ecohealth alliance, and he'd putthis kind of research on bat do this kind of research on bat coronaviruses in the wuhan institute of virology . there's institute of virology. there's jeremy farage at the formerly of the wellcome trust. now a chief scientific director of the w.h.o. he scientific director of the who. he who he p