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hello, very nice, i'm kayla from venezuela, and this is luis from angola, very nice, alena, i work at known that the family of the future artist was large, the parents had nine children, so you see, this house is small, just like ours venezuela, my family has eight children. it’s the same thing, there’s a big family here, and there were two boys and seven girls, in general there are four rooms in total, including the kitchen, and we are here, just as you entered the kitchen, there are two entrances to the house, so it was historically one with streets, one with a kitchen, why are we coming in through the kitchen, so we go in and find ourselves straight away. centuries, how beautifully cozy it is here , here is the living room, i think we’ll come back here again and see how interesting the interior is here, oh, so narrow, this is a tiny room, just like little houses for children, it seems to me and why is it so small it’s cramped here, it’s very cramped here, because of course, after all, the land was expensive, the house was brick and... i walked mark wasn’t rich, yes, they weren’t ve

, angola, xiona said that you wanted to talk to me, yes, yes, we need to talk a long time ago, we areurs, don't turn off the system, we found the hacker who hacked it, you've already reached the hacker, according to the protocol, because when at level a there are serious problems, all the information is reloaded onto the government server, right, right, what you're saying is that someone prepared everything in advance and entered there, then contacted the hacker, who in turn uploaded the virus into your database, how could it... they uploaded a virus there, or rather even not a virus, but a program like a trojan horse, that is, the theft of this matrix of a ten-thousandth bill was only a cover, in fact, the task was to introduce a virus into our database, a wonderful distracting maneuver, yes. it seems that this is exactly what happened. what kind of files were there? they are classified, even i do not have access to them. then what is your request? i need these files back. i want you to help me with this. as in a non-departmental structure. well , for this we need permission to login

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news reporter tara campbell spoke with a world food prize winner who's now on the front lines in angolan the ground for heidi kuhn. the marin county mother and grandmother helping the women of angola clear the minefields. >> i came here on a direct mission to raise global landmine awareness. >> heidi is the founder of roots of peace, a nonprofit working to rid the world of landmines and replacing mines with vines in afghanistan alone, employing hundreds. our legacy in afghanistan is that we've planted 7 million fruit trees. >> peace through agriculture. that is my battle cry. that is the way forward for humanity. >> and she's taking that battle cry onto the fields herself. >> i've come to africa today with the bravest angolan women i have ever met. these women have children. they have lives. but if they feel it is their moral responsibility to keep the land safe for their children, here children are taught about the dangers of landmines, an everyday reality, teaching small little children not to pick up what looks like a rock to fix their bicycle and only to see their hand blown up, or

i fought in angola, in mozambique, i had difficult assignments . heard the world in his dying cry. that's why i scream at night. these military trips not only increased the library of my geopolitical novels, they increased my collection. butterflies, local wars that stained the world took place in mudflows, in jungles, in shrouds, in swamps, among the fiery vapors of the oceans, only a blind man did not see butterflies there, butterflies did not notice explosions and flying bullets, they lived at the roots of huge trees, they nested on their huge celestial peaks, lived in quiet silver grasses, rested on wondrous african flowers, they were like quiet , wordless gods, where each reigned in his own reserved palace... i caught them with a large white net, on which flower pollen remained, the prickly seeds of plants, the droplets of juice that a dying butterfly emitted, the butterflies that filled the glass boxes that decorated my moscow house were not just entomological copies, they were pages from my war diary, slides from my war reports, with each bu

the united states found itself in proxy wars with the soviet union all around the globe in africa, angolathiopia in fact we were chidingfighting with the chinese but i don't believe that in the current world this current cold war if you are well is going to lead across the globe. the fact they are interested in the same or similar outcomes could be juxtaposed with russia in places like the african continent is more than willing to benefit from chaos. pretty confliction we don't come into conflict with each other has occurred in the first cold war. this period has been under a the economy growing by leaps and bounds during this period and see in the population growing in this period we see them going out as the strategies as mor and more. one of the questions that hangs over us today is well any of these trends continue. it is a different kind of country and 1.4 billion. if the entire discussion is predicated on the fact we will see continued chinese growth, that would be wrong. part of the discussion today is to not only look in the past b understand what these new trends mean for china's

in general since 2018, so we’ve already become very famous there, the south african republic, and angolal, egypt, so for the african region, we will take our belarusian enterprises to international forums almost every month, and of course, this is asia, china, we have every year. the number one exhibition in the world in the world in asia for food products, i think it, of course , may soon become the world's largest, this is seal-shanghai, a very famous exhibition, our enterprises participate there, food manufacturers, and the exhibition, we are also planning an exhibition in chongqing, china, and the asian market will also be widely represented, including korea and mala. and we are planning hong kong, so we hope that our enterprises will find partners in this region, not forgetting. about the middle east, we started the year with the gulf exhibition, this is the annual number one exhibition on food products.

africa, angola, ethiopia, we are fighting with the chinese.e current world this a current cold war if you will that we are in is going to lead to proxy wars across the globe. in fact in many ways u.s.re inte same things. stability, growth, prosperity, how they go about doing that can be very different but the fact their interest in the same outcomes or similar outcomes can be juxtaposed with russia in places like the african continent is a more than willing to benefit from chaos. so i thit u.s. have their strategic rivalry but it's in the global south there may be opportunities not for cooperation but for d confliction so at least we do not come into conflict with each other as it occurred during the first cold war.ng said, i do bee our study of this this 2007 -- 224 has been under a time of china's great rice lives in the chinese economy growing by leaps and bounds during this period we have seen chinese population growing in this. we have chinese going out as a strategy says more and more privacy china striving for achievements. and so one o

over the next few years, these animals could find themselves in angola, dwanda, the democratic republic of congo maloney or chet a while. while it's in vicious it's, it's definitely exciting the i think that the opportunity that it, that it presents not any 4 runner as a species to di, risk or on it. but for the benefit of biodiversity, it, it definitely does motivate us to, to keep doing what we do. moving the baby's will be light. look, the real heavy lifting comes when the majority of the heard over 1900 rhinos must be trans located. southern wide right? know can way between 2 and 3 tons. and transporting one across the board is, can costs over $50000.00 us dollars per right now. i'm sort of, i'll take a minute is that these are on it has a, have a massive value. um, not necessarily talking about a financial value, but an ecological value that they need to play in open areas, you know, contributing to by diversity shaping, shaping landscapes, romano often seen a sentinel specie. so generally a clear indication if you've got an how could, how see eco system that's well managed and wel

organ replaces an entire orchestra, and well, i think you know, also in venezuela there is one in angolais also the practice of using an organ in the liturgy, come with me, please. and you know that this instrument, this the organ is 250 years old, oh, it’s so old, yes, and imagine, the temple itself, where it... was, has not been preserved, yeah, but the organ has been preserved, i can’t even convey the feelings that i have, but in my heart it just goes like this, it’s, well, we know that god is all to her, but the feelings that i had here today and even now, i’ve never had, honestly, here is a special place, a special place where we can feel it presence. we will show you one day in the life of specialists. what is happiness? over the years you understand that first of all it is fate, which you have been given a chance to do something very, very useful in your life. what will remain after you for many years, and maybe even for 100 years, that’s all. the mechanisms are working properly, which means he did his job correctly, reliably and efficiently , professions in which the best human q

a very strong signal of unity wears only a matter of several weeks ago, the markets doubted after angolathe cartel. it's also a sign that opec plus are really trying to a strong aid for pricing. what they have done is defence surplus which was otherwise in deficit. allowing parts to be unwound and actually deficits to be suspected, keeping prices elevated. suspected, keeping prices elevated-— suspected, keeping prices elevated. �* ~ , elevated. are we likely to see a bit of an _ elevated. are we likely to see a bit of an impact _ elevated. are we likely to see a bit of an impact on - elevated. are we likely to see a bit of an impact on britain i a bit of an impact on britain prices? a bit of an impact on britain rices? ~ �* , . ~ prices? we've seen them market “um - , prices? we've seen them market “um, but prices? we've seen them market jump. but this — prices? we've seen them market jump. but this is _ prices? we've seen them market jump, but this is a _ jump, but this is a structurally out... if demand doesn't recover, we're looking at sustained deficits what is a precarious situation

several weeks ago, where there were questions over how unified opec could be are particularly after angola left the cartel. now we're seeing that there and it also a sign that 0pec+ are really showing a strong defence of $80 a barrel floor in pricing. what they've done here is really built a fence, surplus will keep the market in deficit with a view for demand and return more strongly in the second half, allowing cuts to be unwound and actually deficits to be sustained through the course of the year, keeping that curve, keeping prices elevated. so is this cut priced in then, or are we likely to see a bit of impact on brent prices? we have obviously seen thejump in the immediate aftermath of this. there is already uncertainty as to how demand plans out but we're seeing a structurally bullish outlook for the rest of year where, if demand does recover, particularly injet fuel and some emerging economies in the second half, sustained deficits on top of what was on already precarious with stocks and on geopolitics. but, if the market does end up being weaker on the demand side, what we are seei

angola won the six nations grand slam last year and are aiming to win their sixth six nations title inr excited. i think for me it's more aboutjust kicking off the six nations. it's always a tournament you want to be involved in. to receive my 100 cap, though, in the first game is pretty special. over in parma, my friends and family are all coming over. i think i had to have asked my managerfor 16,17 tickets the other day and the max allocation you could have on the app was six. so yeah, i don't know whether i'm going to get all 16 tickets, but we hope so. now earlier this year, louis rees—zammit stunned welsh rugby by choosing to pursue a career in american football, is reportedly had three offers from teams in the nfl to join their roster after impressing at an international player pathway pro day. our correspondent nesta mcgregor can tell us more. well, make no mistake, reece zammit was one of the stars of the sport and the golden boy of welsh rugby. we can see from his stats the 23 year old winger playing 31 times for his country, scoring 1a tries, including this beauty against eng

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belarus, neighboring countries, but also visited the distant memorial. representatives from myanmar, angolanam, china , great britain, france, the usa, and a number of other countries, it must be said that as part of the reconstruction, a completely new museum was created, a new museum exhibition, which was visited by more than 130 thousand people, but what unique exhibits the museum's exposition has been replenished and how these exhibits came to you, well, i must say that, firstly , large-scale... reconstruction work with elements of restoration of the memorial was carried out throughout the entire twenty-second year and we tried to preserve all the elements in the state of their creation, since the memorial complex itself is already a historical monument, but it must be said that a very significant element of the memorial appeared on the open part of the memorial, it was a church that was recreated, a church that was lost, just as the village was lost in the years great patriotic war. the church itself dates back to the end of the 16th century, it was illuminated on november 6 , 1794 in

research will cover vast areas of more than ten countries on the west african coast, from morocco to angolaas well as the western indian ocean, the coasts of eritrea, aman, mozambique, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year, compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops for the production of feed for sturgeon salmon. now there is new footage from the presidential press service. dear colleagues, good afternoon. i propose today to talk about our plans in connection with the message. price growth is decreasing, inflation is stabilizing; in february it was 0.7%. in the first couple of weeks of the current month , inflation has gone to zero, it is clear that in weekly terms this is all very volatile, but nevertheless, it is the way it is. economic growth for january is 4.6% gdp growth, if last year we had 3.6, overall a very satisfactory, good figure, for january 4.6, it is also clear that this is only the beginning of the year, if in i’m not mistaken, my colleagues wil

[loudly] "loved angola, jack.c electricity plants that generate over 500 megawatts of renewable power. [softly] also, cars go vroom-vroom, that's number one. no, no, i'm serious, folks.' that's number one. number two: they go beep-beep." [cheers and applause] really? the car noises were apparently part of a lengthy exchange over the torque of electric vehicles, in which biden asked, "you know how it works?" to which hur responded, "sir, i'd love -- i would love, love to hear much more about this, but i do have a few more questions to get through." look, i'm no fan of hur, but the guy had a tough job. "uh, mr. president, with all due respect, might it be possible to answer the question without a trip to the basement to see the model trains? no? okay." biden also regaled hur with details of a trip to mongolia, saying, "we're out in the middle of nowhere and they're looking up on the hill. it's a 20-mile horse race with all these kids under the age of 16 on bareback racing to come down. and you know, there are sumo w

hello, it’s very nice, i’m kayla from venezuela, and this is luis from angola, very nice, alena, i worke family of the future artist was large, the parents had nine children, you see this house small, that’s the same thing, there’s a big family here, and there were two boys and seven girls, how many rooms are there in general ? there are four rooms in total, including the kitchen, and we we are here, just as you entered the kitchen, there are two entrances to the house, this is how it was historically, one from the street, one from the kitchen, why are we entering through the kitchen, yes, we enter right away . exhibits of dishes from that time at the beginning of the 20th century, how beautifully cozy it is here, here is the living room, i think we ’ll come back here and see how... interesting the interior is here, oh, so narrow, this is a tiny room, just like small houses for children, it seems to me, why is it so small and cramped here, it ’s very cramped here, because of course, after all the land was expensive, and the house was brick, mark’s family was not rich, and they were not

african republic, angola, namibia, tanzania, in general, egypt, so for the african region, almost everye will take our belarusian enterprises to international forums, of course, these are asia, china, we have the number one annual exhibition in world by in the world in asia by products. we are also planning an exhibition in the city of chongqing in china, well, the asian market will also be widely represented, this and korea, and malaysia, and hong kong, we are planning, therefore. we hope that our enterprises will find partners in this region, do not forget about the middle east, we started the year with the galfood exhibition, this is the number one annual exhibition for food products, our enterprises successfully participated in the exhibition in february, we are planning saudi arabia, jordan, also, the exhibition countries are very significant for us, but i can probably mention the last ones, because they are quite bright and in 22 years we have come to the point that we are not inferior on the world stage to no one, sometimes we look brighter than other countries, like stars at exh

neighboring countries, but also of the distant memorial. visited by representatives from myanmar, angolanam, china, great britain, france, usa, and several others countries, it must be said that as part of the reconstruction, a completely new museum was created, a new museum exhibition, which was visited by more than 130,000 people, but what unique exhibits were added to the museum’s exposition and how did these exhibits get to you? well, i must say that, firstly , large-scale... a new interactive museum, tell us about this project? yes, indeed, in addition to the open part of the memorial and the repair work carried out there, a new museum was created and opened, a completely new exhibition, and this... from the 10th to the 20th century, there is information about post-war period, about how the memory of those tragic events and tragedies that occurred on the territory of our country during the 3 years of occupation was preserved, but of course this is the emotional part, we influence our museum visitor through emotion, and the artistic solution of the museum allows this do it very relia

the memorial was visited by representatives from myanmar, angola, vietnam, china, great britain, francewas illuminated on november 6 , 1794 in honor of the virgin mary, then it moved to the lonno orthodoxy and was a church holy mother of god, when the decision was made to recreate the church, then of course they turned... to written sources for this church, this is not the creation of some new church, and not the reconstruction of the old one, yes, exactly a copy of the one that was in khatyn before the tragic events, but in addition to the church itself , there was also a bell tower, which was mentioned in the same documents, a bell on four pillars, it had three bells of different weights, so everything is really this part of the village of khatyn, it was really recreated, well, let's say... so completely down to the smallest grains of such very important, well , they say that the new interactive museum is also of particular interest to visitors, tell us about this project? yes, indeed, except for the open part of the memorial and the renovation work carried out there, a new museum was

in general since 2018, so we have already become very famous there, the republic of south africa, angolaania, in general, is egypt, so for the african region, we are almost every month we will take our belarusian enterprises to international forums. of course, this is asia, china, we have the number one annual exhibition in the world in the world in asia, in food products, i think, of course , maybe it will soon become the world’s largest, this is seal-shanghai, an unknown exhibition our company is participating in there are food manufacturers there, and we are also planning an exhibition in the city of chongqing, in china, and the asian market will also be widely represented, including korea, malaysia, and hong kong, we are planning, so we hope that in this region our enterprises will find partners, do not forget about the middle east, we started the year with the galfd exhibition, this is the annual number one exhibition for food products, our enterprises successfully participated in the exhibition in february, we are planning saudi arabia, jordan, as well as exhibition countries in co

prokhanov, a writer and publicist who visited dozens of hot spots on the planet, from afghanistan and angola and donbass, made a film directed by ilya kazankov, came to cinema from the derzhinsky higher naval engineering school, worked on the tv series katyusha and loop. feature films about donbass, novorossiya, northern military district are still rare on the big screen, scale what is happening requires serious, thorough, deep reflection from filmmakers. here is the release of the film call sign passenger. here in donbass in 1914. the novel, which came out immediately after those very events, may have seemed too scary, too harsh for film adaptation in that period of time. 10 years have passed, circumstances have changed, alignments have changed, now this film is not only appropriate, it turned out to be, perhaps, even calmer than the events that are already happening around us. the first film that showed exactly what what... happened, how it all originated, this is the case when in the film there is love and love for our country, for its people. the film call sign passenger will be released

the memorial was visited by representatives from myanmar, angola, vietnam, china, great britain, franceusa. we tried to preserve all the elements in the state of their creation, since the memorial complex itself is already a historical monument, but it must be said that a very significant element of the memorial appeared on the open part of the memorial, it was recreated a church, a church that was lost, like the village was lost during the great patriotic war, the church itself dates back to the end of the 16th century, it was illuminated on november 6. 1794 in honor of the virgin mary, then it passed into the fold of orthodoxy and was the church of the holy mother of god, when the decision was made to recreate the church, then of course they turned to written sources for this church, this is not the creation of some new church, and not a reconstruction of the old one, yes, exactly a copy of the one that was in khatyn before the tragic events, but besides the the church was recognized. there is also a bell tower , which was mentioned in the same documents, a bell tower on four pillars,

, yes, for everyone, but he is tenacious, he dug himself out, with dorokhov they crossed paths in angolarwent surgery on the abdominal cavity, but what they say about you is true? what are you about? coin. maybe you’ll try, i’m ready, i ’m ready, wow, you’re great, it was your anniversary, so i’m giving it to you, exclusive, here you go! thank you, life didn’t give me this gift, my father was shot politically when i was 2 years old, my mother worked as a technician as a cleaner, she could barely make ends meet, i remember one new year’s eve on the table, a bun spread with margarine sprinkled granulated sugar, this is a new year's cake, i will remember this margarine all my life. thanks to this margarine, i became what i became. okay, now let's azernovskaya, everything we have today in detail. karpov. do you hear me? andrey filovich, so who really is this? remember in the nineties? the noise around operation tit is about missing nuclear physicists who allegedly emigrated abroad. but they didn’t migrate anywhere, they were simply eliminated. there is a danger that information about this in

will cover vast areas of water in more than ten countries on the west african coast, from morocco to angola, as well as the western indian ocean, off the coasts of eritrea, oman, mozambique, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year, compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops along... high-speed highways between cities. today vladimir putin received via video link participation in the ceremony to begin construction of the high-speed railway. today in russia there is not a single railway that would be designed for high-speed traffic. so, the moscow-st. petersburg highway, along which sapsan cruises today, cannot be called such. the maximum speed on the route does not exceed 250 km/h. it is reported that on the current schedule, the fastest train makes the journey. high-speed routes will connect our other regions and will contribute to the growth of tourism and business activity. what else is important note: the high-speed railway project involves broad industrial co

participating in zimbabwe since 2018 years, so we are already there famous steel, south african republic, and angolagypt, so for the african region we will take our belarusian enterprises to international forums almost every month. of course, this is asia, china, we have the number one annual food exhibition in the world in asia, i think it, of course, may soon become the world’s largest, this is cial. a very famous exhibition, our enterprises are participating there, food manufacturers , the exhibition, we are also planning exhibition in the city of chongqing, in china, well , the asian market will also be widely represented, this includes korea, malaysia, and hong kong, we are planning, so we hope that in this region our enterprise will... in 2023 and especially the country pavilion was bright, this is a performance by artists of the bolshoi theater, this is huge... the number of our representatives of organizations, factories, ministries, how they worked at the exhibition, these are business events within the framework of this exhibition, and therefore you know, when you see hundreds of visitors,

boots on the ground for heidi kuehn, the marin county mother and grandmother helping the women of angolainefields. >> i came here on a direct mission to raise global landmine awareness. >> heidi is the founder of roots of peace, a nonprofit working to rid the world of landmines and replacing mines with vines. in afghanistan alone, employing hundreds. >> our legacy in afghanistan is that we've planted 7 million fruit trees. peace through agriculture. that is my battle cry. that is the way forward for humanity. >> and she's taking that battle cry onto the fields herself. >> i've come to africa today with the bravest angolan women i have ever met. these women have children. they have lives. but if they feel it is their moral responsibility to keep the land safe for their children. >> here, children are taught about the dangers of landmines, an everyday reality. >> teaching small little children not to pick up what looks like a rock to fix their bicycle, and only to see their hand blown up, or to lose an eye or a limb. >> the united nations estimates more than 5500 people were killed or maim

the director made the film after visiting dozens of hot spots on the planet, from afghanistan and angolaass. came to cinema from the derzhinsky higher naval engineering school, worked on the tv series katyusha and nesterov’s loop. feature films about donbass, navorosiya, northern military district are still rare on the big screen. the scale of what is happening requires serious, thorough, deep reflection from filmmakers. so the release of the film call sign passenger on the screens of the country separates from the events shown in the film, although it’s been hard to wrap my head around this for almost a decade now. it is all the more important to look closely at those days and understand the essence. what is happening with the help of cinema optics of great literature. we set ourselves a task, and what is the minimum program, even if those people who think differently, let’s say, more intelligently, thought about what, why, how, for what the people in donbass stood up in 1914. the novel, which came out immediately after those very events, may have seemed too scary, too harsh for film ad

huge water areas in the areas of more than ten countries on the west african coast, from morocco to angolaestern indian ocean, off the coast of eritrea, aman, mozambique, madagascar and mauritius. and another important area of ​​work is the development of fish farming. since last year , compensation has been provided for 20% of the costs of construction or modernization of workshops for the production of feed for sturgeon salmon. the production of commercial aquaculture is growing every year. moreover, they also grow valuable seafood, such as oysters or media. this is russia 24, the time of the main facts of this day: travel in 2:15 from moscow to st. petersburg, this will become a reality after the launch of a high-speed highway between cities. today vladimir.

like the was saying spain. during the civil war or indeed when cuba sent fighters to south africa to angola to fight to be south africans, body of volunteers, would volunteer to in some ways to fight the israeli butcher of children, the children killers in gaza, and also eventually possibly even states like brazil under lula, even possibly south africa, and maybe inshallah some arab state would actually take the initiative and do... something forceful about this monstrous aggression which has completely disgusted every decent person in the world and which we must not let go unpunished. punishment, the word punishment belongs to ethics. perpetrators or crimes should be punished, and we can begin to that by disinvestment by bds, but there are other ways. i support the idea of body of... volunteers um who will actually go and fight this oppression in palestine? i'm not sure how that could uh happen uh the um states through which it would be necessary for volunteers to pass, are members of what loki memorably called the access of assistance, so the boundaries of the dichotomy between... "the ax

zimbabwe since 2018, so we have already become very famous there, the south african republic, and angolabia, tanzania, egypt, so for the african region we will take our belarusian enterprises to international forums almost every month. of course, this is asia, china, we have the number one annual food exhibition in the world in asia, i think it, of course, may soon become the world's largest, this is seal. hai, a very famous exhibition, our enterprises are participating there, and food manufacturers and the exhibition, we are also planning an exhibition in chongqing. kazakhstan, azerbaijan, in general, are all our already favorite partners, we always need to maintain contact with them, come to the exhibition, and of course not forget about new ones... look for them in these countries. one of these days, bellinter expo will turn 22 years old; over the years, we have gained enormous experience in participating in and holding exhibitions. in your opinion, what are the most spectacular events to celebrate? recall? each event is very significant for us, but i can probably mention the last one

they defeated their host and a few days later in tehran they beat angola with four goals.mi twice moharrami mughanlou was the flower of iranian women. three medals achieved by iran in the 2023 world weightlifting championship in saudi arabia. in the 89 kg category, mir mustafa javadi succeeded in winning two final stages of the asian under-23 competition and the selection for the paris olympics. enayati's students survived with two wins against hong kong and afghanistan and a defeat against the host uzbekistan. olympic selection competitions. the file of the concacaf nations league football matches was closed this morning. in the final match of this competition in america, the host team won against mexico 2-0 and won the trophy for the third time the championship of this tournament is very cool. the goals of this match were scored by tyler adams and javani rowina . in the ranking match against jamaica with a single goal from dex. passed won the third place in this competition. preparation football, italy's second victory in america. the italian national team traveled to am

nobody has forgotten angola, mozambique, ethiopia, no one has., nicaragua, el salvador, there is simply no time here, these are the same methods that were now used by those who created these structures, yes, and we must return to this, study this if we. .. i mean, according to the soviet unions, we do this in africa, in latin america, so why can’t we in the post-soviet space, where we have a number of trump cards that the americans don’t have, we just recently formed a single state 30 years ago, iran, it included yemen and syria, excuse me, 1500 years ago the dynasty of sanites, 1500 years ago, listen, and there is a difference of 30 years , we have people living there who are oriented towards us, these are not necessarily only russians, but also many of the older generation who would have been soviet people, they think like this. they speak russian, which means that we are tied to these economies, we have a common border, which pluses and minuses, plus under , if we do this, and minus, if the americans hold out there, we can no longer risk our s

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by the 1990s head made successful moves in russia and angola, both of which have large diamond minds, sourcing rough diamonds directly and without interference from the bears. therefore, in addition to becoming billionaire through his activities, leviev was instrumental in bolstering israel's diamond industry, which has now become rival to the de bears cartel. leviyev has also used his personal wealth to fund the ultrazionist sect khabad lubovic. leviev and his family are firm supporters of habad and it has been reported that leviyev has personally donated tens of millions of dollars to the organization. khabad operates all over the world with over 500 offices and it helps the lobby and fund raise on behalf of israel, including for the israel occupation forces, but lev support for fanatical zinanism doesn't end there. in 1996, levierv took control of the africa israel investments holding company, whose fiels included real estate and construction. one of its subsidiaries is deeply involved in the construction of illegal israeli settlements in the west bank. africa, israel also offers a

like the was saying spain during the civil war or indeed when cuba sent fighters to south africa to angola to fight to be south africans, body of volunteers who would volunteer to in some ways to fight the israeli butcha of children. the children killers in gaza and also eventually possibly even states like brazil under lula even possibly south africa and maybe inshallah some arab state would actually take the initiative and do something forceful about this monstrous aggression which has completely disgusted every decent person. in the world and which we must not let go unpunished, punishment, the word punishment belongs ethics perpetrators of crimes should be punished, and we can begin to that by this investment by bds, but there other ways. i support the idea of body of volunteers um who would actually go and fight this oppression in palestine, i'm not sure. how that could uh happen uh, the um states through which it would be necessary for volunteers to pass, are members of what? ke memorably called the axis of assistance, so the boundaries of the dichotomy between the axis of resistance