deployed on the northern side of the canal's eastern banks and the third army division on theand the split targeted the third division with the siege. an israeli force of 330 tanks let by sharon moved to the western banks of the canal, encircling the egyptian army's third division, an enclosure that remained in place for hundre days even after the end of the war. chironne's forces also laid siege to the cities bordering the waterway, especially ismaela and swiss. all arab armies joined forces to launch a surprise attack on israel, but the israeli army quickly robbed the opportunity the surprise attack had given them. the arab forces had planned to attack the eastern banks of the suez canal, but it was israel that eventually invaded the canal's western banks. the egyptian army consisted of the second and third divisions and each division was comprised of five brigades. the five brigades of the third division were fully surrounded by israeli forces. sharon's forces were there in their full numbers, he had two armed brigades, but they failed, he failed in his mission to take over

the red army defeated 30 german divisions, including seven tank divisions. losses. y numbered 500,000 killed, wounded and captured. it is interesting to look at german documents, even after the kursk they believed that the red army was still weak. disregard for the enemy, you know, i think that this is the influence of nazi propaganda, that like these untermensch subhumans, how are they, how do they do it, there was an explanation for everything, the simplest one is the weather there, that they can only fight in winter, yes. then they were defeated in the summer, it was a big surprise for them, but they thought that these powerful fortifications that they created, the front, that they would stay there, no one would ever take them. while the decisive battles on the kursk bulge were unfolding, the southern front under the command of general tolbukhin received an order to cut off the enemy group from their rear on the mius front, together with parts of the southwestern front of malinovsky, to prevent the transfer of german troops to the khursk area. when it came to plan

the commander of the army, amir sertib azarfar, who is the commander of the 64th army division , was held in the isfahan artillery and missile training center with the presence of the commanders of this force. became. the late azarfar was nicknamed the father of iran's takawari and fateh haj imran. in the name of god, the merciful , the merciful. to many he was a hero. the order of amir azafar and the 64th infantry division was presented by mire moghadam. like the color of his clothes, it was khaki. since the year 36, when he put on a ranger uniform , he trained many students. only one of them was martyr siad shirazi. we will keep our good and individual character until the last breath. he preserved himself even before the revolution when he was part of the peacekeeping forces. he went to help martyr chamran in the golan heights. they realize that a group that is under the command of the commander. martyr dr. chamran is stuck in an area and they take a battalion of their own and go to save them from that predicament. he played a major role in the holy defense in the wal-fajr 2, wal-f

the body of the pishut warrior of the holy defense, the former commander of the 64th army army division , with the presence of the commander. high-ranking and national officials were legislated at the isfahan artillery and missile training center. amir brigadier general ghaznafar azarfar, who died on the 15th of bahman at the age of 84, commander of the 6th chahar army of urmia, commander of the 28th army of kurdistan, army commander 84 lorestan and commanded the western camp . in 1359, amir azarfar was injured in both legs due to the impact of anti-revolutionary blood-splitting shrapnel in marivan barracks. farewell ceremony for martyr defender of lashkar fatemiyoun seyyed ali hosseini shrine has been held in meraj. tehran was held. martyr hosseini, with the name of jihadi musafir , was one of the commanders of hazrat abulfazl al-abbas , peace be upon him. the body of this martyr is going to be found in a few minutes from haft tir square in nasim shahr, baharestan to imamzadeh hasan of this city, he was buried. be deposited mesh, who became a martyr, was one of the very good, faithful

joining us, this is pavlo kishkar, major of the armed forces of ukraine, deputy commander of the army division, people's deputy of the eighth convocation, mr. pavle, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you. good evening, mr. serhiy, good evening ukraine, and i will also remind our viewers that you are also an active participant in the project called the accelerator, which was directed and is now directed to ensure that the ministry of defense actually implements all the projects when the best developments really come in the army and strengthen the potential of our armed forces, so to say, when you probably heard that zelensky signed a decree on the creation of unmanned... let's say troops, or rather a separate type of troops that relate to unmanned topics, i think for you on the one hand it could be certain optimistic expectations, and on the other hand, we understand that the unmanned commander is beginning to destroy those initiatives that have already been implemented on the ground, so let's go for now, i wanted to hear your evaluations of this decree, pluses, minuses, how it will

the army veterinary division is a part of the army medical research and graduate school. it functions as the army center for veterinary training, research and diagnosis. here, a chemical procedure is to determine the quality of meat products are progress. students are being instructed in the inspection of food and the laboratory tests associated with this examination. the invasion of okinawa and the subsequent occupation of japan gave the medical department the problem of combating japanese b in centimeters. the veterinary division and virus and recovery of diseases section of the school were given the job of producing a check embryo vaccine against japanese encephalitis in producing the vaccine first. fertile eggs are selected, then the puncture to prevent inoculation. rubber ground face shields and guns protect the technician from contact with the virus. the eggs are inoculated and the tomb openings are sealed. next, the eggs are placed in an incubator to prevent propagation of the virus. following incubation, the chicken embryos are harvested. then the embryos are grou

columnist, david brooks, the neo conservative opinion writer, had his son in the very same is really army division that was attacked on october 7th. well, it enforced the illegal siege an occupation of gaza. so new new york times as a long history of partisanship towards israel, and this is consistent with that. and her co researcher on this piece, adam seller, happen to have been her nephew. so there's an element of nepotism here as well. but my point is that this is all, this is almost a footnote, we need to focus on the fact that this article was false from top to bottom, that we've discredited at the grades zone. and that new york times leadership is preventing a real investigation of this article. right now the many experts asked how did a journalist, who had new journalism experienced cool off of the come to lead a front page, new york investigation of the pond as best this this points to the issues of ethics, especially i but very high level. what did your assessment of how things go when reputable organizations around the world, i suppose to have this background understanding of what this

and in just the last few days, it's, we're engine to see the regular iraqi army divisions have been attacked by cis. so that's also a point of leverage which a generic and so using you know, your director the so you want us to leave. but you nice leave and you're going to have a big problem with the ice just to get on your. yeah, but we have to point us looking forward before 2003 before 2003. there was no isis inner rock and they only came as result to be illegal, occupation invasion, occupation rapidly running out of pro time for this block. george, is it fair to say that the united states has this fighting israel's enemies in the region? right? it is just an, a one part of a, a military operation to go after israel's enemies. this is what of the task that the by ministration is accepted. george, i think is fair because um, there is no in fairfield of the uh, the rationale for that. um, because basically what, what is the problem that the united states have with the wrong? well, iran is a little bit, israel plated the smoke like area around in israel are at the local go ahead and the unite

political department division decided to send the weapons to the central museum of the red army for eternalial in memory of the three famous heroic snipers. on august 23, kharkov was liberated. as a result of the kurdish battle , the soviet union inflicted a crushing defeat. from their rear on the mius front, together with parts of malinovsky’s southwestern front, to prevent the transfer of german troops to the kursk area. when it came to planning the summer campaign, the priority task was precisely the liberation of donbass, the entire donbass. in august 1943 mius-front consisted of three lines of german defense with a depth of up to... the bank of the mius river, which the germans occupied, was very advantageous and convenient for them. they built such structures there, bunkers, pillboxes, and underground structures, and naturally, the approach to them was very difficult. the red army was advancing on a 180 km long defense line; it was opposed by three german army corps, army group south, under the overall command of manstein. general on august 28, the decisive stage of the narrow breakth

division commander. they get separated for little while, more goes off and works in the army staff. simpson goes to take command of one of the first one session unit training out in fort walters, texas and then they come back together. division commander. aide correction and chief of staff of 35th infantry division. again, midwest national guard. the previous commander had been relieved due to marshall's lack of trust. guy by the name of truman. cousin of that truman. and somebody needed and they needed a good, capable general to take over. so he took over that division, started doing good things with them, took them to california after pearl harbor, and then was called on to, hey, got another problem. the 30th infantry division is hurting, so we need some help over there again. marshall pulling as he needs it. so and morgan come out of one division as they're starting to get right and they're sent over to the 30th infantry division. and at that point simpson realizes that he's got to do some serious work out with these guys. again, go back to the basics. turns out the basics were. a

operation , stories of the fighters of the storm detachments storm of the first tank army and motorized rifle divisionliava. details in a special report from the front line in a couple of minutes. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. dad and i went here when we were kids , we also lay like that, silent, teburista, don’t let me push you, just skate, focus on training, you dreamed of this cup, you can jump, but why don’t you believe in it yourself, i i’ll prepare myself, the thirst for victory is in her blood, don’t look, go ahead, why take such risks, don’t you understand that, i want to be like my mother? three years old i, i, i, solemnly swear allegiance to my fatherland, the russian federation, i swear, i swear, i swear, to sacredly observe the constitution of the russian federation. strictly fulfills the requirements of military regulations, orders of commanders, superiors , i swear, i swear, i swear, to fulfill my military duty with dignity, to courageously defend the freedom, independence and constitutional system of russia, the people of the fatherland, thanks to thos

army divisions landed on the 9th of january and they land almost unopposed. the japanese couldn't do much to stop, except you did see kamikaze plane attacks against the fleet that had carried these four divisions to shore. and that's a lot of ships they killed 503 sailors, damaged 24 ships, though it didn't deter. they didn't sink any. they killed. lieutenant general herbert lumsden was a british liaison officer attached to macarthur's headquarters and universe. really like this was devastating to macarthur. many in his staff who really revered general lumsden for good reason. but as bad as this, the japanese could not stop the invasion and in fact what happened is that? they used up all their kamikazes they had on site in in the philippines and the husband in the rest especially that they're going to unleash on okinawa a couple of three months later. so famously so the japanese side, as you see there, they're under commander name general tomoyuki yamashita. now he's got hundred 87,000 soldiers that are spread around luzon. there, and he is physically located

the red army defeated 30 german divisions, including seven tank divisions.gust 1943, the mius front already consisted of three lines of german defense, up to 50 km deep. the bank of the mius river, which the germans occupied, was very beneficial and convenient for them. they built such structures there, bunkers, pillboxes, and underground structures, and naturally, the approach to them was very difficult. the red army advanced on a 180 km long defense line. she was opposed by three german army corps, groups of the army south under the general manstein's command. general manstein received a direct order from hitler to hold the territory of the donbass region so that it would not become. and manstein, with whom the pope continuously met throughout the war, is also stalingrad, where the pope, the second guards army, stopped. manstein's tank army, here again is the same manstein. on august 28, the decisive stage of the narrow breakthrough began, the assault on the saur grave. the highest point of german fortifications. here was the headquarters and main command

the nazis were rushing to stalingrad, they were opposed by bloodless units of the red army, in one of the divisionsple, instead full-time 16... from stalingrad is developing an unusual operation, an offensive operation of the twenty- first army, which should take the german group in the serafimovich area in a pincer movement on both sides. the fighting in stalingrad itself was just flaring up, but here our soldiers not only liberated the city, creating the serafimovichi bridgehead, but held it for several months in difficult battles before the start of the counteroffensive. the defenders of this line were among those who... closed the encirclement ring around the 300,000-strong group of fascists at stalingrad turned back the tide in the great patriotic war. we believed, that’s it, we won’t retreat anymore. elena pich, alexey sirovoy, larisa nikitina, oleg statun, dmitry orekhov, channel one volgograd region. now about the work of our soldiers in the special operation zone. an artillery position of the ukrainian armed forces in the area of ​​the village of staromayorskaya in the dpr was destroyed by

with longstreet and 15,000 men going to knoxville and grant's army was getting bigger because who was coming from mississippi? the three divisions. so sherman and so the the stage was set here now the union army to capture norman on. november 23rd conquest of lookout mountain on the 24th and the decisive attack at missionary ridge on the fifth and the stage was now set for grant to become and chief sherman to plan the atlantic campaign. and finally for braxton to be relieved of command. the army of tennessee and i was thinking about what john was talking about yesterday afternoon about the arc of events. we won't call this a turning point. i would certainly say this. those battles at brown's ferry and why hagee, who made tremendous arc of events to change the calculus of the civil war in the west. thanks verywe'll well good morng everybody. i'm of the american enterprise institute. it's my great pleasure to welcome you to a set of conversations today. democracy and, the american founding, this gathering is the beginning for us of a large, ambitious project today. i and i want to say just a

federation, so the threat was from here both from the first and second army corps, and in this direction also worked fid divisionsof the eighth army. of the enemy's corps, as well as from the kharkiv region and from the luhansk region, this is the 1st tank army, which advanced in the direction of kupinsk, and the 20th army, which advanced in the direction of the podroz army, which were moving in the direction of starabilsk. did you talk about the directions of the main blows, if you visualized on the map, where it was? the directions of the holoudars were the main direction in... luhansk region, it was the one that went from the direction of luhansk along the border of happiness and trehonka, this direction, in the direction to go to severdonetsk, luhansk and go to the rear of our troops, and the second strike was along the border, passing volnovakha mariupol in order to cut off so that... surround mariupol and also came out to our cities, in addition to this additional several blows, the main the strike was imminent, the strike was also on starobsk, the strike was in the direction of horlovk, along the border of

army. in one of the divisions, for example, instead of the regular 16 thousand there were only 900 fightersldiers left serafimovich, resisting to the last. one of them the seriously wounded sergeant nikolai kotov was hidden in their house by nadezhda nazarova’s mother and grandmother. apparently, he managed to crawl through the braid, and in the evening they heard it. the old house still stands on the same street , as my mother recalled, says nadezhda nazarova, the soldier was bandaged and changed, but the wound was too severe, at night the women carried him to the don in the arms and there they transported him to their people in the hospital, he arrived in the sixty- fifth year to us in the same year, he cried right looking at where they got him, to nadya herself she was then less than two months old, she says now it’s scary to imagine how her loved ones risked. but they held it for several months in difficult battles before the start of the counteroffensive. the defenders of this line were among those who formed an encirclement ring around the 300,000-strong group of fascists at stalingra

. >> reporter: these videotaped interviews made by the army's criminal investigation division and obtainednews detail disturbing accounts. >> he said, now i need you to drop trou. >> what is this for? i'm here for my neck. >> reporter: they say they are survivors of sex crimes at the hands of their doctor, major michael stockin, a pain management anesthesiologist at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state. charging documents obtained by cbs news show stockin faces more than 50 counts of sexual misconduct while treating 42 patients, all of them men. >> being in the military at the time for 19 years, i trusted the medical doctor i was seeing. i trusted dr. stockin. >> reporter: we sat down with two of stockin's accusers, who are sharing their stories publicly for the first time. they asked to speak anonymously out of fear of retaliation. >> i knew something wasn't right after the first interaction. the first procedure i had with him. >> dr. stockin, he was face level with my groin, and he started touching my -- my genitals. >> reporter: you went in for a long-standing chronic issue of s

overstate the danger represented by the presence inside our borders of what is comparatively a multi-division army of young, single adult males, from multiple nations and regions whose background intends to do damage to america." they are not just coming from a couple different countries, they are coming to america from 160 different countries. they are flying into mexico to come across. they are coming from everywhere in this world. it's unacceptable and i promise the people of america have had all they can stand mr. chairman, i yield back. >> i now recognize mr. pain for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i strongly oppose the articles of impeachment offered by the majority, here, today. let's talk about the motivations to bring these articles of impeachment to be marked up . they claim it's about law and order, however, the two articles we are considering, today, fail to meet the bar of article two, section 4 of the united states constitution. this little document set the basis for our democracy. this document, here. at times, i wonder if some of you have even looked at thi

one bulldozer of religion and the hands of the resistance fighters were destroyed, about one division of the armythe zionist regime was ambushed in a strong ambush. at the entrance of the tunnels, where the mujahideen planted something and it exploded, after 12 zionist soldiers were stationed in our house, when the mujahideen blew us up there, and these zionist soldiers were killed. look man, i want to tell the world that now that we have had enough of israel for a military confrontation, but really we who are predicting the same also expect that this nation of islam will protect the free people of the world, our children, our families, but because this column the main constant and resistance of our people, who today are saber mohtesab with the resistance, i think that we should at least pour a glass of water for them. and islam, who said that they want to open the rafah crossing, so what are they going to do? until today, the northern regions are starving, where 500,000 citizens the palestinian, who is settled in his home and does not accept forced transfer, is now suffering from hunger , even i

a man who leads the army of division of northern virginia all the way until april of 1865. the interesting thing about lee is that he often used honor as a as has the word honor as a method of self-justification. he always credit himself with honor, and it became his word. according to alan nolan, for what he wanted to do and won. in fact, he had already done, for example, in a conversation with wade hampton, he stated, i did only what my duty demanded. i could have taken no other course without dishonor. in a letter to a relative, he wrote in 1861, he said, there is no sacrifice that i am not ready to make for the preservation of the union. save that of honor. go. by the way, you know, lee graduated second in his class at west point. he had a perfect score in deportment. i've always wondered what kind of guy that is that gets this perfect all of the time. you mean he never had a, you know, a buckle? dun dun, never unpolished button for four years. it's quite remarkable. but he only finished second in his class. the anybody know who? the first guy that was? first in the cla

simply, let's say yes, shameful losses, we won a lot of trophies, so now this 1st tank army and the taman division trying to advance in the area of ​​​​starchy, what will come of this, well , let's see, our guys are fighting about what our troops are doing, well, what can we say, ah... they are fighting back , there is a counter-battery fight, if there were such, let's say there were conversations there somewhere at the end of last month, that there is a shortage very seriously, there is a shortage of ammunition and the artillery is not responding, now it has become a little better, and that is why there are fierce battles , artillery, rszzzvo, all rszv all this works, and well, in general, well, as i feel, the situation is difficult, they will be so serious. thank you very much, mr. bohdan, thank you for your comments, bohdan tkychuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council, we briefly talked about the situation in kharkiv oblast, today there is also the situation in kherson oblast, then later we will talk about certain domestic political issues with volodymyr omilyan, but now oleksandr tolokonnik

losses and simply, let's say, shameful losses, we won many trophies , so now this first tank army and the taman divisionto advance in the krakhmalnoye area, what will come of it, well, let's see, our guys are fighting about what our troops are doing, well, what can you say... bc is there, they are fighting back, there is a counter-battery fight, if there were any, let's say the conversations there somewhere at the end of last month, that there is a very serious shortage, there is not enough ammunition and the artillery is not responding, now it has become a little better , and that is why there are fierce battles, the artillery of mlrs, all mlrs, all this works, and well, in general, well, how am i i feel that the situation is difficult, there will be such... thank you very much, mr. bohdan, thank you for your comments, bohdan tychuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council, we briefly talked about the situation in kharkiv oblast, for today there is still the situation in kherson oblast, then, later we will talk about internal - certain political issues with volodymyr omilyan, but now oleksandr tolokonni

of the men's premier shooting league, amir mohammad nekonam was the champion in the rifle division, and the armyund forces were the champions in the team. cham vahid gelendan won the first title in individual and national drilling in a team. this second season of league football starts on wednesday with the meeting of khuzestan folad and golgohar sirjan teams. with the decision of the disciplinary committee, the semi-final match between the teams of astara municipality and chadorramloi ardakan in the 18th week of the first division league was 3-0. from that morning tomorrow in tehran at 29.5 minutes and long aftab is also 6.53 and now a special conversation between news and colleagues. mrs. emami , please, i greet you, mrs. hosseinzadeh. god bless you. i say hello to all my hard-working colleagues in broadcasting sima news. i also say hello and have a good time. i also say hello to the esteemed viewers of the national media of channel one tv and khabar channel, who are also watching us tonight. as you have seen and heard in the news, 110 reformist faces in an analytical statement addressed to th

operations participants, stories of assault fighters storm detachments, the first tank army and the motorized rifle divisionet were assembled by natalya pantaleva. details in a special report from the front line. the first thing i had was in august, we fought mainly with the poles, the idiots, the idiots shouted at us, give up, i met with bradley, but unfortunately, at that time he was already shot down by our guys, it was difficult for me when you lose someone when he hurts. someone when they were shelling for the first time, it was quite difficult to change lanes at that moment, as if i was completely reset, just arrived, the whole war is cunning, in fact, it is not a decision of a group of forces, not firepower, the more cunning , the more maneuverable you are, the more chances you have of winning, i turn my head, it’s not easy to get scared next to me without exploding 155, just lie there, i look at him, and i’m thinking, god forbid, she ’ll just stupidly throw it away, there’s just no need to collect the two of us, when i came here, i didn’t believe in god or anyone, how he was an atheist, having gone

losses and let's just say such shameful losses won a lot of trophies, so now the 1st tank army and the taman divisioning to advance in the area of ​​starch , what will come of it? well, let's see, our guys are fighting over what our troops are doing. well, what can you say, and the bc is there and they are fighting back, there is a counter-battery fight, if they were such , let's say the conversations there somewhere at the end of last month, that there is a very serious shortage, there is not enough ammunition and the artillery is not responding, now it has become a little better, and therefore there are fierce battles, artillery, mlrs, all mlrs, all this works, and well, in general, well, as i feel, the situation is difficult, there will be such serious combat clashes. thank you very much, mr. bohdan, thank you for your comments. bohdan tychuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council. we briefly talked about the situation in kharkiv oblast, for today the situation in kherson oblast, later, later we will talk about domestic political issues with volodymyr omilyan, but now oleksandr tolokonnikov, head

it's ultimately james ricketts division, third division, sixth army corps, who have been through the absolute wringer. they've lost numerous commanders of the wilderness. they've been they've been everywhere. so this whole division numbers about 3500 soldiers as it and that's what henry halleck thinks will suffice to guard this railroad. these soldiers love it because they're out of the trenches. they happen to a nice little boat ride. they come down the potomac river. they're in the time of their life. and then they're told where they're going and all of a sudden that enthusiasm goes right out the window. so ricketts men will arrive at the monocacy junction july 8th into the early morning hours of july ninth, 1864, and wallace decides to do is retreat back across the monocacy river. he uses the monocacy to his advantage. there are three bridges over the monocacy river on your maps. right. you'll see them dispositions. two in the middle, the railroad bridge, the wooden cross, the wooden covered bridge. and then further to the north is the stone bridge, which covers baltimore pike into