in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

naturally, and it is here that ukraine borders armenia's bottom, so i have a laboratory.enotypic materials of the post-soviet space, because it is also mixed, you know, victoria nuland just remembered us, and as soon as she made a statement one of the first that yes, it means that america had biolaboratories there, but we are now working on so that these pathogens and all the documentation do not get to the russians. yes, that is, this is specifically such a question. yes to what if it hits, here what ladies, we were told now, yes, then the russians can use it, that is, it was already laid in the corners in advance, so that they would later blame us for everything, it’s funnier for you pavlovich tell us it was funnier there terrible biological weapons in the hands of the russian, because against, of course, fears. they have. uh, what can the russians use it for ? well, what to use russian russian will apply this at the tribunal. when they will judge a and those nazis who are naturally there to me defendants, but also those who supervised and those who helped them and, in

as you say between armenia and azerbaijan, it does not exist in an airless space.as you say, no one is swaying her, but she is swaying danilov is talking about her. but it happens is another matter another matter. this is to the question of what we say, that much more are given leverage is now all over the world, because well, he talks about some second fronts, but in fact, when we talk about events of this magnitude, here, of course, we must not forget that many other e players are involved in this story. here, for example, how the islamic revolution guard corps reacted to this swing of the situation, for example, in iran, we listen. any military invasion of armenia will face the reaction of the iranian armed forces. the islamic republic of iran has repeatedly stated that it will not tolerate changes in the borders of neighboring countries, that is, we understand that in iran serious enough for this swinging situation. uh, all these individual events react, and what the minister of defense of abkhazia reacts to, and so on. this is a part of a certain structure, wh

and what impact will that have on the country as far as i know the capital of armenia. yerevan is packed with young russians professionals and journalists arriving from st. petersburg and moscow. the flights are full. there's dozens 20-25 flights daily arriving from russian cities to armenia alone i'm hearing stories of people who are trying to get out of russia via via armenia georgia and then further to europope, the people are desperate to get a visa for the european union to flee russia. it's it's a huge movement of young smart rest reminding people from the country right now ventolin many of us had thought before this war began that russia had sanctioned proofed the economy since 2014. it has seen successive rounds of sanctions since the annexation of the crimea. uh and yet apparently that since 2014. it has seen successive rounds of sanctions since sanction proofing hasn't worked so well. why? well, because the sanctions that we are being deployed now, nothing much much bigger, stronger, mightier than whatever we did after the annexation sanctions that we are bein

see just to armenia alone. i've hearing stories of people who are trying to get the out the for us or via, via armenia, georgia and then through the europe. the people are just for it to get visa for the european union to flee russia. it's, it's a huge movement of young, smart breast of mine and people from the country right now. eventually, many of us had thought before this war began, that russia had sanction proofed the economy since 2014. it has seen successive rounds of sanctions since the annexation of the crimea. and yet apparently that's sanction proofing hasn't worked so well. why? well, because the sanctions that we are being deployed now, our nath, i'm a much, much bigger, stronger, mightier than whatever we did after the annexation of the crimea. for instance, that we cut off russia from the swiss to the of swift, a payment system which is for international transfers. we didn't do that in the past. the fact that russia cannot access, it's a foreign currency reserves. they have about $600000000000.00

partly some people are in egypt also of course countries in the car because it's like us by john ga armenia. central asia in the countries like was biggest, done into g, gets done, which were previously viewed as very undesirable places to live in right now. they are seeing a massive influx of russian citizens who are going there a summer saying, well, we'll wait it out. we'll try to do jobs, we'll see what we can do right now. and we'll maybe we'll look for job somewhere else. but for now, we just want to be out of harm's way just to make sure that we're not going to be detained tomorrow. for anything i don't know for wearing a badge saying no to or something that this is also an offense. so civil society, all these countries are affected, russia included what about support, the support that you feel that you will be getting in that role as frontline states from the west, from may to what do you, what, what does lack ends feel well, and if we put aside your original question at the beginning of this program about our security, the media. i think that 23 issues that affect the current situa

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it.uld welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's

we remain fully mobilized to contribute to a dialogue between armenia. the meetings that took place in february and in december mentioned that guidelines in this area could be established. we called for everest to be made on pending matters. prisoners of war and other detained persons. the protection of heritage. we are looking to bring an end to the repetition of such instances. and the role of the osce to make progress in the settlement of conflict that is taking place. france also welcomes the concerted work of the polis chairmanship and all of this and maintaining despite the circumstances crucial dialogue with civil society. we are determined not to let russia take security down with it. france sends it support city osce, the united nations and the cooperation they are developing. thank you. >> i think the representative of france for his statement. i give the floor to the representative of albania. >> thank you, mr. president. this brings together 57 other states across three continents. and the important pillar, osc built an essential role based o

we also support a peaceful resolution of the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. and the belief that any lasting resolution of the country can be achieved peacefully for diplomatic negotiations and we call on parties to implement the agreement reached. we are concerned steps that have been committed have yet to materialize. to conclude, we recognize the significant contribution to the promotion of international order and strengthening multilateralism. we join all other members of the council to extend our good wishes to poland's chairmanship of osce. i also take this opportunity to sincerely thank the foreign minister of poland and help extend it to a safe return from conflict zones in ukraine. i think you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative of india and give the floor to the representative of the russian federation. >> thank you, mr. president. we were under no surprised by listening to the statement of the osce. we knew what he would talk about even before he took the floor. we are surprised and it is not the first time, and this is the case on friday

and it's a shock for you. >> reporter: they're temporarily living in armenia. >> it's basically thisling of helplessness. you know something bad is going on, and you can't do much to change it. leaving is one of the options. and for me, it was the only one. >> reporter: he, too, was worried about putin's restrictions on free speech. >> when you cannot call a spade a spade, that means something bad is going on. so i don't want my children to be part of it. and i don't want to be part of it myself. >> reporter: inside russia, cracks are starting to show. on russian state tv last night, a producer running onto set holding a sign saying "stop the war, don't believe propaganda, they're lying to you." the broadcast cutting the feed. that woman, marina nazkovanazkoa appearing in a moscow court today, her lawyer posting this photo on an app. >> it was my own anti-war decision. >> reporter: the kremlin dismissing her protests as hooliganism. she's charged with an administrative offense for a previous social media post and bust pay a fine of about $300. as of now she is not being charged under

and when armenia in turn attacked the georgian state.he british government demanded from soviet russia the renunciation of hostile actions in the territory of persia , afghanistan and india, providing assistance to afghanistan, according to the soviet-afghan agreement, according to curzon , contradicted the agreement of 907, the very one that was intended to put an end to the big game. about george kirzon's diagram to the government and majesty insists on the inclusion in the anglo-russian agreement of a special reference to the geographical territories in which the repeatedly stated commitments of the soviet government to refrain from propaganda or hostile actions directed against british interests or the british empire should in particular apply. one general statement alone without such a special list. it would not be of great value to the governments and majesty express their full readiness to take into account any similar geographical definition of the territory in respect of which the russian soviet government could rightly demand r

such incidents further undermine than needed trust between armenia and azerbaijan to renew efforts to a lasting peace agreement. we support the effort they have taken by osce and others to give impetus to this. we would also like to express our recognition towards though work with the security agenda. issues such as impunity for gender-based violence must be tackled. in that regard we know the openness for organizations and conflict resolution as well as to engage those in the stage of this process. the maintenance of peace and security in europe is under unprecedented challenge. the operation -- cooperation between the u.s. is more needed than ever. i thank you. >> i think the representative of brazil and give the floor to the united states. >> thank you mr. president. undersecretary, thank you for your briefing today. thank you as well for your briefing, minister. your engagement with the council comes at a critical juncture as many colleagues just said. a critical juncture for european and international security following russia's again ash against ukraine. the demo -- you've demon

at all, especially about those states that have expressed their position very clearly, these are armenia and belarus , there are many countries that are ready and should cooperate with russia in this sense. uh increasingly tightly integrated from the latest western news, sanctions economic pressure will continue tells us the office is fighting johnson's statement comes from a telephone conversation that took place between biden, johnson macron scholz immediately after this conversation, macron called putin and putin, the conversation lasted more than an hour. but the statement of johnson's office only indicates that the sanctions were not imposed for russia's special operation in ukraine. just like that, if the operation ends, the sanction remains. something is clearly wrong here. let's move to berlin in germany on a direct line, our political observer mikhail antonov mikhail hello. explain to us, please, the germans will tolerate the germans will freeze with chancellor scholz, which is plus 15 at home. this is normal and key soon april 1st. will we be able to persuade the european union

and i do think moldova might potentially, or ga, armenia, a current, by the way, let's not forget armenian azerbaijan, where there is already the russian forces controlling the car on the disputed territory between armenians or by john. it was a big russian military presence in caucasus. anyway, and put in has already attend georgia, 2008. so it's kind of a beltran pass for him already by now if i may, or however, in the north carolina you have turkey directly involved. so i got to use this deal with turkey. but coming back to what, what you would put it actually said or wrote, there is an essay, outer by him on ukraine, back in july, last year. we should come back to read it. it on own ukraine is almost like mine comes from the kremlin. exactly. and it's about ukraine and to the by, by mistake, i think, some russian, the media published also after the war one day after the war with this, this, the statement it was, may be prepared after fast the feet of ukraine, which stated that russia bureaus and ukraine are together again to form a sort of a post soviet slavic core. and i think it's im

vladimir putin spoke on the phone with the president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev, my prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan, according to the press service of the kremlin, they talked about development situation around nagorno-karabakh, special emphasis was placed on practical steps to ensure security and stability in the region. in addition, the importance of fulfilling the already reached agreement was confirmed. the speech on tripartite statements that were made on november 9, 2020 , as well as on january 11 and november 26, 2021 is reported, that putin aliyev and pashinyan agreed on further contacts. a few hours ago , the head of the russian foreign ministry, sergei lavrov, arrived in india, where he is waiting for a meeting with foreign minister of the republic and also prime minister lavrov flew to the indian capital from china, where i took part in the conference of the countries of afghanistan's neighbors. the main topic was the humanitarian crisis, in which the afghans were left, nato troops who fled from the country last summer at the conference sounded an appeal to the united sta

want to bring you this before we go. tensions are spiraling between armenia and alger by john in the dispute territory of nagondo kind of back which lies between the 2 caucuses nations. the russian defense ministry said that on thursday and friday, also by johnny forces entered on area patrol by russian peacekeepers shooting for missiles out caught up back armed forces. the ministry says the intrusion is a violation of a 2020 agreement between armenia, observation on russia. now the 2 countries for the 6 week war in that year, over the long contested enclave in which thousands lost their lives. 247 use from the russian capital. this is our t stay with us for more program starting in moments. hello to you again soon. ah ah ah.

the russian ministry says the intrusion is a violation of a 2020 agreement between armenia as a by john and russia. meanwhile, as a by john's defense ministry expressed outrage over the si, fi violation. according to the armenians side, 3000000 soldiers were killed and more than an injured women and children were evacuated from a board, a village in the region. the situation began to escalate 2 weeks ago when problems with the guests applied to the area where reported. a local journalist who's not far from the concert line. this report in a few days ago, sir, but johnny troops entered the territory of the russian peacekeeping counting, and gardening, caraballo, regent. i'm in the village of car mort, not far from the light of contact. the villagers do not want to leave their houses . there are a dead and injured in the garden car, back regent. now we have a difficult situation. i can't go outdoors for a long time. well, there is no gas, but we expect a peaceful settlement of the conflict. well that's it for now, but we'll be continuing with our coverage of all the latest developments in

the ministry seize the intrusion is a violation of a 2020 agreement between armenia, azerbaijan, on russian, other 2 countries. for the 6 week war in doubt your over the long contested enclave in which thousands lost their lives will keep a close eye on that story. or i 247 news from the russian capital. this says ortiz, stay with us for more programs. they get their started moments and i'll see you can see ah a . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, we must understand that lead to some kind of democracy. delivery group in which has a daughter. so a building all fresh was bottled a ah, with the boys the.

the ministry says the intrusion is a violation of a 2020 agreement between armenia, observation on russia. now the 2 countries for the 6 week war in that year, over the long contested enclave in which thousands lost their lives. 247 news from the russian capital. this is our t stay with us for more programs starting in moments. and i'll see you again soon. ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on often very dramatic development.

some people are in egypt also of course countries in the car because it's like us by john georgia armenia. central asia in the countries like was biggest down into g stand, which were previously viewed as very undesirable places to live in right now. they are seeing a massive influx of russian citizens who are going there a summer saying, well, we'll wait it out. we'll try to do jobs, we'll see what we can do right now. and we'll maybe we'll look for a job somewhere else. but for now, we just want to be out of harm's way just to make sure that we're not going to be detained tomorrow for anything i don't know for wearing a badge saying no to or something that this is also an offense. so civil society, all these countries are affected, russia included what about support, the support that you feel that you will be getting in that role as frontline states from the west, from may to what do you, what, what does the vaccines feel? well, and if we put aside your original question at the beginning of this program about the security, the media, i think that to 3 issues that affect the current situ

any military invasion of armenia will face the reaction of the iranian armed forces. the islamic republic of iran has repeatedly stated that it will not tolerate changes in the borders of neighboring countries, that is, we understand that iran is quite serious about this shaking of the situation. uh, all these individual events react, and what the minister of defense of abkhazia reacts to, and so on. it's part of a structure which is now either brought, or can be brought into action by certain forces and levers. you know, we are being told that impotence masochism is not a good strategy. well, let's just say it's not better. and we still can’t understand comrade biden either. he said in plain text very clear, very accessible. and we keep pretending that it was not told to us that the task in the united states of america concluded the west as a whole is to destroy russia, this is the task that they set for themselves, the hysteria that occurred with the excellent statement. due to the fact that, well, yes, grandfather blabbed. uh-huh, because you need to talk, you need

armenia is constantly lying to us left-wing liberal media cannot tell the truth and the distrust is becomingreeding ground for misinformation and ironically the left-wing media tells us this information is a problem and they are creating that this information. for months media downplayed that ukraine has biological weapons linked to the united states. then a made up weapons class but americans are now forced to find the truth elsewhere. the fact checkers were out in force and we've already seen russia from realized misinformation as a response for what food supplies, to control for narrative, this is what you have to do, you have to control the information. it's key to power asymmetry. does this sound familiar? this is happening here. the biden administration is investigating misinformation and how it spreads online. misinformation? why? they've got to control the narrative. the same tactics are deployed by armenian people this year. a perfect example of endless stream of misinformation, i live in florida and i bet a lot of you have heard about the don't say gay bill, remember that? despite

international regular flights from sochi aircraft will fly to israel egypt uzbekistan kazakhstan turkey armenia in general 17 destinations in total the offer should be of interest to those who are considering a trip to a summer vacation abroad. that's what we'll talk about with expert 109 president of the russian union of tournament industry. bar zekin, yuri alexandrovich good morning. hello, we do not understand a little on the one hand. our tourists , our citizens, are already sitting in some directions more than a month without money with no clear prospects when they return to their homeland. yes, but at the same time, tour operators continue to sell flights to some other countries, which is happening, but in fact the prospects are already clearer. more than 90 percent of tourists have returned and the main problems have been. uh, the caribbean, let's say and so the dominican republic, here is egypt yes, and uh, of course, without e- boards that were either arrested, or it was simply impossible to release them. here. uh, this uh, let's say, it significantly complicated the fact that in gener

flights from sochi will be launched, aircraft will fly to israel egypt uzbekistan kazakhstan turkey armenial 17 destinations in general, the offer should be of interest to those who are considering a trip to a summer vacation abroad. judge 109 president of the russian union tournament yuri borzykin yuri alexandrovich good morning. hello, we do not understand a little on one sides. our tourists, our citizens, have been sitting in some directions for more than a month without money, with no clear prospects for when they will return to their homeland. yes, but at the same time, tour operators continue to sell flights to some other countries, which is happening, but in fact, the prospects are already clearer . e, of course, without having e boards, which were either arrested, or it was simply impossible to release them. here. eh, this uh, let's say, it was significantly complicated by the fact that in general the number of 85,000 had already been taken out. if it's time to read. why is it like they are trying to get people out of there, but they are trying with the other hand? i understand that

the ministry save the intrusion is a violation of a 2020 agreement between armenia, observation on russia. now the 2 countries for the 6 week war in that year, over the long contested enclave in which thousands lost their lives. 247 news from the russian capital. this is our t stay with us for more program starting in moments. i'll see you again soon. ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development. only nationally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah ah with like when you they do with that a with no power, no heating in the town, houses are in ruins. uninhabitable. evacuation is underway, but it's not easy to get the elderly and disabled out who so so forth. i spoke with a com. were schools church. i'm with the boy be an issue. are still i'm still here with with a with deal so got done with public schools with dealing with a bush with a with the other b as i'm not. i thought i did. yes. you one little

you can leave for, for instance, to istanbul or to armenia or to then you can go to georgia and actually sell the countries. a lot of people are heading to because to go to finland on to other european countries. you require visa and not a lot of fashions have it so a lot of people are to fly out to get a final, to stumble and then continue from there. but also the price of this flight are really expensive and not everyone can afford this. and also just to get and just decide to leave right now from one way to another. this is a big decision. people have families will have more interest people have at. so it is really, really hard. and also once you get out there, what are you going to do because russians, russian cars with visa, mastercard on work abroad. so you'll have to get a lot of cash. you can only get $10000.00 right now out of the country. so there's a lot of practical decisions to be made. it, when people have to leave, maybe can tell us a bit more about the mood in the country before you left. it's hard for us to gauge from over here, but how much support do you think there wa

flights from sochi will be launched, aircraft will fly to israel egypt uzbekistan kazakhstan turkey armeniaral 17 destinations in general, the offer should be of interest to those who are considering a trip to a summer vacation abroad. we will talk about this with the expert 109 president of the russian union of the tournament yuri borzykin yuri alexandrovich good morning. hello, we do not understand a little on the one hand. our tourists are ours citizens have already been sitting in some areas for more than a month without money, with no clear prospects for when they will return to their homeland. yes, but at the same time, tour operators continue to sell flights to some other countries, which is happening. well, in fact, the prospects are already clearer. more than 90 percent of tourists have returned and the main problems have been. uh, the caribbean, let's say. so the dominican republic, here is egypt yes, here and, of course, without having e sides, which are either arrested.

they are sending in reinforcements coming as far as armenia. they are bringing in mercenaries from other places. are you concerned, though? i mean, that is -- that's a lot of manpower that is coming in to back russia up. >> am i concerned? yes, of course. but i'm also sure that they already sent mercenaries from chechnya. what happened to them? the same as other mercenaries. they are doing this because they are running out of manpower. they are running out of fuel. they don't have a lot of logistics. they're losing. they're losing. that's why they increased the air strikes, ballistic rockets. unfortunately, our air defense is not as advanced as it should be. and that's why we asked nato and u.s. to close our skies so we can take care of their frowned forces. ground forces, we're good. air strikes, that's a little bit concerning to me. because if they would bomb us, the military, me or the police or the military, it's war. it sort of makes sense. it's horrible, but it makes sense. but they bomb children's hospital. come on. >> a swimming pool an

there is a mechanism, a new mechanism of consultative blood from 3 of the last 3 as there by john armenia. russia, a georgia is still thinking on the ball adjoining this in with but to be, will be always happy to see over george and colleagues at the commission on a regulation of armenia. azerbaijan leads, according to regulation of bilateral regulation between these 2 countries. and we will be working in all other directions to increase corporation in the trans caucasian region. the quote our contacts have proved to their practical usefulness angelic, their members of the press for so full getting louder. let me get to that as a good thing. together this her, my account, if i say again, it was in love, i would like to thank him for our productive efforts. and in terms of for our bilateral meetings, for many years we've been working together. of course today, especially after analia b you're that are, are really together, which i am very pleased with spectrum as turn key that the law and crisis in the ukraine jabber which we have been experiencing. we have been very clear on an hour . it

post soviet russia has also invaded and instigated conflict with armenia, azerbaijan, and georgia. and then, there are the five former soviet republics that we now call central asia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, to get stan, turkmenistan, and uzbekistan. all of them maintained close ties to moscow. which leaves us with one more country, one more matter unresolved. that's the country 1000 feet to my left, ukraine. with a population of nearly 50 million people, it was the second most populous soviet republic, but disproportionately prosperous. it was called the bread basket of russia. it also had valuable ports, including on the black sea, which connects the mediterranean in the world. russia has always lamented the loss of ukraine. reuniting, or perhaps dominating it would relive rushers glory, days and it would increase russia's sphere of influence considerably. it wouldn't be enough to counter in nato, which is by far the greatest military alliance in the history of the world, or the european union, which collectively, along with the united states and china competes to be the biggest e

and azerbaijan, and russia has backed armenia in that conflict.latest round of which is recently in 2020. and even some reports that there was a tv drone killed a couple of soldiers in the area in the past day. this is a case where you see azerbaijan starting to potentially take advantage of russian focus and overcommitment in ukraine. and i think it's worth keeping an eye where we might see that in other parts of the region, namely in the south there where you mentioned troops were being pulled from. >> okay. joe -- >> the other question about donbas. >> yeah. make it quick. we're going to go to the president shortly. >> sure. statement from the russian military saying that the first phase of the operation is complete, and now we're going to focus on liberating the donbas region. that's not new, they've always claimed that was the justification for their invasion in the first place. what is interesting is the statement that some first phase of operation is complete and they're going to change, but too soon to say whether that will result in a dif

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vladimir putin has been pulling troops into ukraine's theater of action from armenia, from georgia, tajikistanfrom the far east. there are reports that syrian fighters and has below -- hezbollah fighters may be coming to ukraine. it shows the desperation vladimir putin has to show some victory to his people. he has lost a lot in treasure already. some sort of visible victory will be countering his political debt. he is very concerned with his own political survival. his physical survival i would say. we may yet see more escalation and more misery before there is serious talk about a peace agreement. mohammed: in other interviews, you have said it is hard for you to comprehend mr. putin's actions when it comes to ukraine. are you any closer to understanding them? do you think there are any international actors out there, any interlocutors who could offer mr. putin a credible offramp to the conflict at this stage? >> first of all, let me say i agree that putin and the russian leadership cannot afford to lose. they need victory. even not a complete victory, but something that can be presented dom

extensive scientific data on toxic waste from surrounding countries, including ukraine, georgia, armenia, and kazakhstan, as well as regions within russia such as volgograd. olga: the volgograd region is one of the most polluted regions in russia. lots of huge chemical enterprises and industrial enterprises in the region, and they have wastewater treatment facilities which occupy huge territories. toxic chemicals evaporate into the air, into the soil, and ground waters. dmitri: we are standing near the chemical plant, power plant, and oil refinery. they took soil samples here and found very high levels of mercury, lead, and cadmium. we have a very high rate of morbidity here compared to other nearby regions. i worry a lot about my health and my family's future. olga: we had several projects here in volgograd, and among one of our projects was we tested pesticides and locally produced food. and we took samples to the lab and found high levels of ddt. they took these data to the local authorities, so they know how dangerous it is when locally produced food is contaminated. robert: olga fel

with tax that support of turkey using limited military force to reclaim some historic character from armenia reasonable checks back, the kinetic force will make its return into the realm of geopolitics. after the relatively short period of trying to manage each other by preaching values. well, you know, i guess the kinetic force has always been via a blue cover example of the u. s. so gratian not iraq 2 or 3 lives. i exceptional, exceptional means a supreme there should not be compared. right. well, you know, frankly, i have to tell you that the american actions are called so a lot of criticism in europe and countries like france and germany, belgium did not support this operation. but a beetle, i can remind you of your patient there, get his tongue, which was a 2 logical operation as well. i think the difference is that we have a scalar military operation there. i think the central europe, it's not even the wilkinson though, the balkans was also a short for, for many of the tides innovation to central europe. and did suggest that kinetic force can be used more just to in some remote areas o