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it khalik mashi or akhu mashi or habibi hatha han ashabna yarahma and taqbarwa yala asfur alli sar anh kana qa'idin bamman allah fjah laqina saroukh han and saroukh madrasa sanye anghaa madrasa shiyala hai shiyala vahid yeji refers. god is great, and praise be to god, god is great, god is great, and you will be like the camp, the camp of today's warriors. yemen published pictures of the destruction of the advanced american mqn drone it was carried out yesterday by a surface-to-air missile of the yemeni resistance. we see the image of the wreckage of this american drone. victory for the oppression of the palestinian people and the warda mujahideen against the american and british aggression against our country. the ability of the air defense forces of the yemeni forces, thanks to god almighty, to shoot down an american mq-9 plane during the uprisings with hostile actions in the airspace of saada, and with domestically manufactured ground-atmosphere missiles. documents slip. this is one of the thermal missiles that carry the aircraft al-isttlaa al-amirika hadith al-saan, the theme of the

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for indoors this after all, there is a lot, and it is heterogeneous, so i will also work with this, anhd, yes, there are nodes, technological joints, but our family is very good, warm, kind, sincere, the project is interesting, we have never had anything like this, and it seems to me that ours. this will also be very interesting for the audience, well, we work, we work, big changes await us all, yes. ivanovich, as an experienced person, tell me, barbecue or sauna? zhenya, what do you mean, either barbecue or sauna, but first you have to work. well, our task today is non-standard, we we need to redo this terrace, at the request of the owners, make it insulated, so tell me where the dismantling and inspection of such a space begins, well, firstly, if we want to make it insulated, we need to dismantle the ceiling, we need to dismantle the floor and look condition, we start from the ceiling, that is, from the roof, the plastic panels can be easily removed, it is very important to check whether there is water and wind protection under them... the protection is in what condition, but it seems

skat ma takhish alik ana ma hakitish anh laqana ahamal halak naim khamti skati ya allah ya allah allah in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, have a good time . welcome to the program on the olympic line. the supreme leader of the revolution appreciated the efforts of khadim al-reza's convoy in the paris olympics. ayatollah khamenei , the supreme leader of the revolution, following the letter of the head of the national olympic committee regarding a report on the sports and cultural achievements of the members of the sports convoy of the islamic republic of iran , expressed his sincere gratitude to the cheerful and determined athletes of our country. in the text of this the message came from varz. i sincerely thank the federation and coaches and the national olympic committee who provided the country with joy and pride in the sports scene in the recent competitions. good luck, god willing, mr. khosravi wafa, the head of the national olympic committee, in his letter about the success of the sports caravan of the islamic republic of iran under the title of kha

missile city under the title of imad 4, depicted hezbollah's missile power with the display of ayeah anh fathana lakh fateh mobina. this underground city is so big that heavy vehicles carrying rockets can easily pass through it there are many two ways and three ways. at the beginning of this picture, the words of seyyed hassan nasrallah are mentioned, which says: the lebanese resistance now has weapons, equipment, facilities, strength, experience, as well as faith, belief and firm determination, which is stronger than ever before. the body of colonel guardsman shahid ahmadreza afshari, one of the irgc's aerospace advisors , was dissected in shahrezai, isfahan. the body of this martyr will be buried after friday prayers in isfahan badragh and in golestan martyrs of this city. guardsman colonel ahmadreza afshari was injured in the first half of august in the air attack of the coalition forces that invaded syria, and yesterday he was sent to martyrdom arrived. from his short life. you used it and sacrificed your life for aba abdullah al-hussein, today we came, you came, you came to come to

so, this film was very special to me because first of all, i wanted to work with tran anh hung, and the the culinary art is a very french thing. so, when i read the script, it felt like it was going into this world that he created. it's a very tender relationship which is explored there and very subtly done as well. and the development of the food and the menu runs in parallel to this relationship, which is not explicit and not full—on, in a way. it's — it's explored in a very tentative way. yes. but you get a sense that he is very, very deeply in love with her. we were looking for the actor, and then finally they asked me, "do you — can we ask benoit magimel to shoot and do "the male role? " and because i had a relationship with him and we have a daughter together, and i said, "yes, you can try and ask him, but i'm not sure he's "going to say yes." and then, finally, he said yes. so it was like, "oh, wow! "so, we're going to tell that love story, even though we've "been separated for a long time and it was not always easy "in the — in the separation". and so, finally playing two lovers

we are now going to play anhe bwc footage we just viewed, which has also been enhancement highlightssuspect's firearm. after the suspect was taken into , officer number four assisted in rendering aid by on the gunshot wound. we are now going to play bwc fo four showing him rendering aid.ng aid now have it here, put it back in your carfe. keep it on the willow from venmo. i got ityou got to take off your gloves or it you need a chest seal? i have a chest seal. okay. we're watch out. yep did you see anything? hear anything? you see anythingthe idea. ready yeah. no. that's fine. all right. okshows an overview of the scene robbery victim's scooter at thewk scene of the ois. this photo shows the suspect's firearm with a malfunction the scene. this photo shows the suspect's firearm unloaded this photo shows the department issued firearm used by officer one. this concludes my presentation. i will now introduce the commanding tenderloin police station acting captain daniel manning. good afternoon. my n. i was the acting captain of tenderlaloin involved shooting occurred. since the day of the

countries, you're guaranteed an income to put that money inheir bk accounts rather than iestment forms or anhing else a this was the problem with the harris administrationnd what she wants to do. thank you for your time. guest:y response to that would be that he needs to understand economs a little better. one of the thingthat will help is that you have g to get rid of burdeome regulation on that, that's where my consvative republinism ces out and i'm pretty firm on that foing. but think at tax cuts, etc., are not the issue. farms need subsidies, as you know, in order to make . cause ey cannot compete against of the bigger food manufacturers, etc., so the small farms in this country -- the black farmers, as you know, they just received a 2 billion dollars settlementhat had been the works for a long time. my good friend of ben crump helped with that and it is, you know, a real challenge on how we treat farmers in this country and we have to have better policy around that and that's agricultural policy. host: we d't have to stick to just farms. what are the biggest regulatory burdens that come the

this economy ioen a free fall ad we should be focused on that anh policy and not the sideshows. >> laura: we need leaders butnt tiktok, raymond, thank you so bl much.y before we go come i want to wish you a belated happy 100 birthdae the colonel iosif volftsun whohe was born in ukraine 1924, a goo friend of mine and thess highest-ranking russiaianvi world war ii vet them oralli remember allies living in the united states. beforere becom becoming colonele served as a mechanic working on king cobra and a russian allowed to immigrate 1991 in a grain swap. a rapid sports >> carley: fox news alert. multiple u.s. service members injured as tension in the middle east continue to mount. iran issues chilling threat against israel as the two nations could be on the brink of war. five dead as tropical storm debby pounds southeast with strong wind and rain. authorities are warning residents to brace for flooding. new overnight, vice president kamala harris securing democratic nomination and this morning expected to announce her running mate. i'm carley shimkus. todd piro has the day off. breaking ne

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