well, today i noticed when andrei anatolyevich turchak and his colleagues.re was a question for observers. uh, we have a total of observers according to the central election commission, uh, i have information of 219,000. e most observers. that's about united russia 47.000. we have uh, 8,070 of them, from uh the communist party of the russian federation appointed more than 20 times more than 19.7 thousand observers. well, uh, many international observers also visited public election observation staff in moscow and uh, of course. uh, in the new territories, international observers have worked actively, we are probably drawing attention to this, colleagues. i, uh, let’s finish here , i’ll just say that we are satisfied. also , the results of our candidate for mayor of moscow , boris aleksandrovich nashev, worked seriously and with passion. walked around the nearest one competitor. e vladislav davankov from new people who also worked very creatively. we came third. well, it should be noted that in moscow we have traditionally always been very seriously inferior.

in my area, this group is headed by the first deputy chairman of the federation council andrey anatolyevich turchako works within the framework. we prepare a report once a month to the president. and now, about zelensky’s american tour , meeting with biden, the ukrainian president again managed to beg for something with an outstretched hand. it is known that abrams tanks will reach ukraine next week, but zelensky is now much more concerned about the fate of the $24 billion tranche that the biden administration is struggling to pass through congress, reporting by mikhail akinchenko. the red carpet at the entrance to the biden white house is almost the same as last december, when zelensky personally came to washington for the first time to ask for american money. except that this time he took his wife with him; her role in the negotiations, however, remained a secret, as did the content of almost the entire three-hour conversations for the press, only short formal statements today. i approved the next package of military assistance to ukraine, which includes artillery, ammunition and anti-tank system

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legislation in my area, this group is headed by the first deputy chairman federation council andrey anatolyevich turchakhe report to the president and hmm , we will resolve these issues as the most important and seriously so that not a single member of the families is left without attention. and if we have declared in legislation that support measures exist, then they must be implemented in full. a history lesson from the head of the european commission in any situation, no matter what the conversation is about, remember russia naturally only in a negative way ursula vonderlein participated in the atlantic council awards ceremony. one of the laureates is the japanese premier fumiokida. foundation, berlin remembered his family originally from hiroshima loved ones were affected by the tragedy and here is an excerpt from the speech of the head of the european commission. many of your relatives died when the atomic bomb razed hiroshima to the ground. you grew up on the stories of survivors and wanted us to heed the same stories, look into the past and learn what this trip gave about the future, a sobering s