and as always, plenty more stories, news, and updates on our website, artie dot com. i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where such order is it conflict with the 1st law? show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence . and the point obviously is to place trust rather than fear. i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real. somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a 1000 other well you while you easy while furnace us. oh boy, you know it's a one slide. yes. south. yeah. rational a south with a new dock. awesome. but you know, watch them up all mutable up. i'd beat them. is emily, up the little video? from sure. let me just kim's room. sure thought video is the why fi ela? a yes. my thought or jane in that again, do you watch anybody out maybe a lot about this morning as i've searched financial a ah ah for decades washington adhered to what has been called the one china policy and that inclu

so i was have chosen to remember the love with the pain orange and sharma, arti, but job germany must cut its use of natural gas by a 5th or potentially face crippling shortages and serious consequences for the economy. and that's according to the chief of germany's energy regulator. if we fail to reach our target of 20 percent gas savings, then there's a serious risk that we will not have enough gas. you need to try to figure out what a fair cutting off the gas to certain companies will have in the supply chain for critical products. what the consequences will be for jobs for production, for value chains. some production could move away from germany because gases become too expensive, and that's a difficult thing to happen. and while natural gas prices have been rising since the start of the year, sanctions on russia that followed the start of the conflict in ukraine. so e u price is triple. and artie contributor rachel martin has more on how europe is really trying to cope with the energy issue after spain and italy ordered limits on air conditioning and heating in public and commer

that's as are the brought, considers closing as borders to russian citizens with shank and visas is artie contributor rachel marston with her opinion and thoughts funny. remember how that you reacted when former president of the united states donald trump did exactly the same kind of thing in 2017 and signed an executive order to stop issuing visas to people from random list of countries here. chad around libya, north korea, somali assyria venezuela. and yemen, citing national security, but we do not discriminate on the basis of nationality, grace, or religion. not only when it comes to asylum, but in any of our other polis, no one can be deprived of his or her own rights because of their place of birth, their religion, more than any city. this is written in our constitutions, both in europe and in america. this is who yada. this is our identity. this is something we cannot forget. oh, it's their very identity. it's written in stone. it's written in the constitution, except now apparently you're going to make exceptions when it comes to ukraine and russia. so remember all those terrorist

where did you ruin sharma, arty? but job? i tempest her and moscow. the u. s. secretary of state assures that the u. s. is not competing with any one in the sub saharan region or these comments while on tour a south africa, the dnc, andrew wanda, just a bit earlier in the week. no surprise up lincoln's visit comes hot on the heels of russia's foreign minister. so to get lateral, if he received a very warm welcome in several countries on the continent, we seen the repercussions of rushes worn ukraine, which are felt across the planet, especially across africa in rising food and energy prices. what we see most of all is a true partnership between the united states and africa. we don't want an unbalanced or transactional relationship. and our commitment to a stronger partnership with africa is not about trying to outdo anyone else. coinciding with that visit or the white house releases a document detailing it's new strategy towards sub saharan regions of the plan promotes u. s. investment and involvement in african nations, policies like issues pandemic, st. cl

all of them lag behind artie and arabica in terms of visits by legal users and visit duration, and leadership is maintained from the beginning of 2022, despite ddos attacks slowing down on youtube twitter facebook instagram editorial rt really attracts attention with interesting topics, so on saturday on the russia 24 tv channel a documentary film produced by rt and a former foreign minister was shown. austrian karin knaison, who is now forced to live in lebanon and for being bullied in the european union, karen knaisel was not forgiven for the visit of president putin to her wedding in austria and the dance, footage that went around the world since then, karen's life has changed, but for some reason, once again about this only a small fragment of what was shown, western movie watchers are sure that karen kneiss danced with the devil himself. if you look objectively, she invited one of the most powerful people in the world to her wedding day full of events and consequences. media coverage with an unquenchable fire without regard to morality and ethics will she invite the russian president to

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my point is he arty is one sports made him that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> he is in a person. if he wants to go into public life eventually he needs substance to go with the name, for example he said to be his lawyer. there are certain things he never will be but i think he knows that. he is not a great scholar, he is a rhodes scholar but not a great scholar. i don't thing us to be a sculptor, composer, writer and so on. he has his own strengths and talents dealing with people in a political way. he is a politician and a very high since. i would be disappointed to see him not to become a leader, that is where his talent is. >> he is sort of a loner i don't know what he's done other than being a scholar and basketball. he seems to also have a concern about people he takes it so much to heart i think that's half the reason he is so quiet. it's not a relaxed kind of quiet at all. it is very depressing or maybe frustrating. i haven't ever seen a burst out laughing. it's something very emotional could influence him he may be able to let himself go for his own self. i mean

artillery units of manpower and military equipment, 142 districts destroyed three warehouses of missile artition in the areas of settlements of sarny, rivne region, krivoy rog, dnepropetrovsk region and pole, kharkiv region, by russian air defense systems in the area of ​​​​the settlement of krasnoye znamya, mykolaiv region, were shot down two su-25 aircraft the air forces of ukraine also shot down five unmanned aerial vehicles in the areas of the settlements of valerianovka of the donetsk people of the republic of chubarevka, zaporozhye region, kapitolovka, izum and krasnaya, kharkiv region, in addition, in the areas of the city, kherson new kakhovka, kherson region, the antonov bridge and the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station were intercepted in the air three ukrainian ballistic missiles.u; and 53 multiple rocket launchers, including 44 hummers, five alders, and four uragans. in total , the first special operation destroyed 278 aircraft 148 helicopters in 1837 unmanned vehicles 370 zita missile systems 4.539 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 822 combat vehicles jet systems too

we were backed into a corner by the system, stripped of all our rights and vowed to fight for arty�*so his care, looking into how the hospital handle this, the nhs and also the family courts. we did approach the hospital that treated him, barts health nhs trust, i don't think they want get involved with a back and forth with the family, but they referred us to the statement they referred us to the statement theyissued they referred us to the statement they issued yesterday, saying arty�*s treatment was withdrawn followed by rulings from the courts. they also said that he had been provided with excellent care and it was difficult for the staff who were looking after him as well. in terms of the inquiry, we approach the department of health for a comment and they have yet to come back to us. court after court and judge afterjudge after court and judge after judge did after court and judge afterjudge did come down on the side of the doctors, it is worth pointing out, he said simply it was not worth continuing the treatment because there was no chance of him recovering, despite the wishes

it is one of the things we are most interested in is the information that is artie known to the trump team. the period of notifications from june until the raid, what did they tell the court happened in those communications? did they faithfully report that there was cooperation according to the team? and that all other avenues had been exhausted? that's the type of information you should be able to give in a redacted affidavit. >> sean: yeah, all of the sections cited from the espionage act with the warrants they put out, they all have to show some level of intense on the part of president trump, and that is a very high legal bar from my perspective, because they are not really going to know the intent or maybe the intention was that he really believed it was declassified. or maybe the intention was it's a personal document they don't have a right to. it seems like a very high bar, but again this is a case brought to the jury in washington, d.c.? >> yeah, and obviously that's not an ideal jury pool for the president come of the other thing that is troubling as you can be charged under

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thank you so much for joining us. artie is across the spectrum on social media platforms across we're on telegram odyssey and gab for the meantime. thanks for joining us. awe unit 731, did everything from exploding bombs laced with anthrax next to prisoners who were tied to steaks in a field. we have evidence that they gave disease infected chocolates to children. i plead guilty to having exercised to direct guidance of preparations for conducting biological warfare, chiefly against the soviet union. biological bombs were to be dropped on vladivostok, but a shill of about ask jetta to plug visions. tribunal transcript generally amount auto commander in chief japanese quantum army. ceramic bombs containing typhoid and cholera and anthrax. what will so she will you see is brain child you may go and level russia. no, nothing to do with it. more like if you bundle that up, how did serial not donia. so i wish i could build a pitchbook that aah! bombs packed with deadly bacteria. were meant to be dropped on soviet cities. o june 24th 1945 victorious soldiers marched across red square. me ho

we have artie seen in mountainous regions of china flooding has inundated some homes and also claimed some lives. otherwise things will slightly improve, one of the other biggest concerns in china is temperatures keep on pricing as chung ching has seen temperatures well above average for the last three or four days up to a maximum of 43 degrees. shanghai will be quite hot with a maximum of 38. it will be slight it slightly dry in tokyo temperatures will stabilize. more concerns are coming in from india as well dearly over the weekend into the new week. you expect widespread showers to move northeast and then into the week some of those showers will be spreading to the northwest side. those showers could be dangerous and could spread quite quickly in terms of flooding. temperatures for new delhi at 72 and is expected to be warm for the rest of the country. >>> that was the news this hour. from all of us here at nhk newsline, thank you for joining us. >>> on this vessel edition we will be featuring some of the most interesting businesses we have covered. our commentator today is martin

and nick is getting arty in istanbul. it's coming to life in a quite creepy fashion!ike i've made an actual person now. so see you after the break. i am in this town of aedipsos in greece and i was a bit worried because i thought the travel show set me up because that water looks freezing cold. i've been told that these are hot springs which have been here for thousands of years. they've been visited by roman emperors, hollywood superstars and now an east london geezer. savage! oh, man! this isjust gorgeous. now, there is a lot of history to these pools because, legend has it that goddess athena created these springs for her favourite hero, hercules, so he could come here and kick back and heal himself after his herculean tasks. i think it's quite fitting for someone like me. now, they say that the minerals in these baths have got healing properties. but the best thing is, they're free. we will see what this one is like. this looks super hot! 0h! get over. it doesn't feel that bad. 0h! that's so hot! i could put a teabag in here and make a proper cuppa! i'm not gettin

. >> reporter: many attendees haud many attendees haurd heard artis like 0-2. >> it's something i'm learning d hopefully other people are learg about. >> proceeds from the event go td the district's mission to econoy empower the transgender community. kaira gains is visiting from tacoma washington. washington. >> especially coming from an ent where i don't get to see as many many people as me. i just feel like at home i'm so safe, and protected and celebrated. >> san francisco, kpix5. > >> a live look outside tonight.e from distant fires making their way through the bay area an air quality alert has been extended through monday. while the fire is more than 400 miles north of us. darren is telling us it is g an effect here in the bay area. >> it's pulling in smoke from an you don't think would be happening. that's kind of why parts of the bay saw more. that haze is a mixture, some humidity some humidity from the on shore. but there's also a lot of smoken that. if we switch the view to see where that's coming from. te smoke is coming from the fires up here. but the wind we're getting into the

americans artie know she is not here. is that political?ari: he is making a moral statement that what russia did was wrong that she should be free and that's an appropriate thing for a president to say. that i go back to basics. will it impact pollutant? will it change russian behavior? the answer is no. because joe biden doesn't have leverage around the world anymore. you know, this part of the problem. when you have a president who is just not held in high regard and lacks leverage. it's also a reflection of russia's invasion of the ukraine with a thumb their nose at everyone and do whatever they want to periods why would we expect them to take our one prison when there acting entirely inappropriately with another country? it's why we need to be tough. so the lesson here more broadly used taking out on one prisoner that we need to have more military spending. we need more military readiness. we need to learn lessons about aggressors are broad. and joe biden is not doing enough. >> harris: i wanted to say because i would like to put some t

thanks arty from “tonawanda”... you can, uh... you can email us next time. ♪♪ >> imagine tackling covid nasal spray. coming up on on the news at 3:00, how scients how scientists are working on a potential treatment like the kind used for allergies. > >> let's check in with jack is a a birch one last time. >> that marine layer is going to to start rolling back in just around the 5:00 hour. look how quick it just fills the bay. that will continue to be the case in the overnight hours. that's how we are waking up tomorrow morning no matter if you are inland. we are only getg up into the 80s this afternoon for even along the coast with 60s inside. this is a picture perfect day in san francisco. all the bay area when it comes to average conditions. usually we are sitting in the upper 60s this time of year, especially for the month of august. as we head into the next couple days, 70s as well. low 80s in the santa clara valley. upper 80s as as early as wednesday for inland inland and east bay friends. keep that in mind, things are warming up a or two. you're not going to notice too much. beaut

i have seen numbers of him in states that he won i have seen the states, his approval rating with artie's. but these democratic incumbents, they have been outperforming him by several digits which is not something we usually see. we usually we see that type correlation. host: what about the democratic apparatus in georgia? stacey abrams in the get out the vote effort there? guest: that is something you cannot discount. she has empowered the get out and vote effort. but brian kemp was the one person who seemed to think wish the trump endorsement against him. cap --kemp has gotten out to areas that i think will help republicans. there are some good stories on this. there could be concerns about walker's companion. i have heard people feeling a little better about his campaign versus these other funds. not one they can take for granted in a midterm election like this. i think it has to do a lot with candidate quality. host: if you are watching in georgia this morning, please, and we want to know how you plan to vote and why. viewers are in any of these other key states we are interested in h

we have the video of you with artie who's now six months old, he was just a couple of days old when weith you. how is he doing? >> well, the kid is growing. the kid is growing, and we are trying to give him, you know, this normal life in this war period. you know, we are trying to be happy as we can, you know, and pay attention to him, read books about child behavior. something that we didn't do in the first months of the war. we truly believe that our army will kick the enemy out of this country, and my son will remember some day those times from the videos that i shoot for him. >> yeah, when his country was at war for the first months of his life. you mentioned your confidence. of course the counter offensive has begun, some of those villages have been taken back from russian control in the south. no one questions the ukrainians' resolve, that you are committed to keeping your territory, but i know you follow the machinations, every chapter of this war, are you confident that ukrainian fighters have the resources to do it? >> i've been following it from day one, every day. me and my

to keep in mind arts, he in a multiple international channels are all across telegram. artie, english arabic, german, france, and notably otts, he india, which is attracting thousands of subscribers every day. do check out asi when you can on telegraph. ah, subarus is one of the most beautiful cities in russia's father east. ah, it sits on the river that runs on the russia china buena. that was for many years the far eastern capital. ah, there is no shortage of historical sites here. the officers club is one of them. this is where in december 19, 49 and 12 members of japan's. quinton army stood trial. mm. that was the only time wall criminals have ever been tried for creating a biological weapon and testing it on me. when you know, when my son i was hoping to know what go more serious than what they should know going to go lesser david and elaine it delayed to no no, no but awesome. but nasal took dinner and you did in the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit 731. he and his colleagues killed thousands of victims. well, developing biological weapons. he's the guy who

. >> unfortunately, almost everyone we sign find is an area that has artie been searched. with the hope to find what investigators may have missed. >>> new details on the that the mckinney fire. what we are learning about the lives lost in the biggest wildfire of the year. >>> people have been limited in the ability to get their kids services like vaccinations that they need. he with getting kids vaccinated before heading back to school, how bay area health leaders are trying to help get kids caught up. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> parts of the bay area are sorting through the high heat. some are doing with triple digit temps today. with such show you alive look at dublin and walnut creek. when it's hot in the bay area, tends to be hot there. still quite hot out there. >> he's tracking the heat for us. with temperatures are above 100 degrees near solano county. you have the heat advisory today. it still 103 degrees right now. temperatures at 103 does the degrees earlier. changes will be on the way for are the latest on the heat advisory for the county, after

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and maybe they and natalia will be useful to our souls too, and dmitry artis in our studio i want towhere do these words come from, letters, about the donbass, about the situation, about events, how does it happen in the soul of the poet, is this a professional secret? i'm the only one like you the person lives. uh, what surrounds him, then something like this happens around him, uh, and uh, you start to let through yourself and you don’t think about anything else about it and write, but you haven’t been, but please read to us in the donbass , what you want, we will listen to you with natalia overnight, the country was divided into two. their vlady was snatched away by the muzzle of the bright -faced elves ze roy in the head like locusts the heavens flew into the muzzle, as if the eyelids were lifted by the dobrokhod according to the classical rules of chess , the svetlalikhia were the first to make a move along the kaurka squirmed in the mines stuck to the earth mischievous proboscis. do not hesitate to shine backwards and squeak. come out to fight, run from the underground hell, co

arti lleria, especially if there are fortified areas, some pillboxes without artillery, it’s almost,hink it’s practically impossible, meanwhile, volunteers of the people’s front brought to the donbass to the front line body armor helmets quadrocopters thermal imagers. all this for the fighters of the people's militia. thanks to them , the city of gorskoye lpr was recently liberated for 8 years. its inhabitants were under the strict control of the nationalists with the released people and their defenders, andrey shamin talked. all these photos exploded there. residents of the city of gorskoye in the lpr. the retreating ukrainian troops did it themselves in one of the five-story buildings and next to it they laid out a whole arsenal, here was the basement here, the entire entrance, all up to the fifth floor abandoned jivelin mines of various calibers were laid in the photo, and these boxes with 40-mm air-explosive grenades, their radius of destruction is up to 400 m, the country of origin is bulgaria, according to eyewitnesses of ammunition. there were several tons, that is, retreating

for the first days of the war, and he said that belarusian oil products i will leave with ukrainian artyin 's gallant ally. first, don't set up any mostov with lukashenka's opponents from the belarusian position, and for the second time, he does not make any good requests to annex lukashenka himself to be mb. no , how is he guaranteed to be with mb geta, after all, he will allow to drag out this mercenary war of belarusian troops from the territory of belarus to ukraine. well, here you have to understand that vociferous two people - what is now on the screens of putin lukashenko, i , they will not hold back any words, there are no promises in what will be broken now, when they will need it, and a certain moment, then god believes them in a word and no guarantor, it's just a mistake, and when in ukraine, at your bank in kyiv, someone is reaching for it, believing that it's just a misunderstanding of what's happening in belarus, you said that in ukraine they don't recognize lukashenka as the current president, or do they recognize, well, no, me it seems that they don't recognize everything

it is an arty correspondent, is targeted and shot up by israeli military as firing intensifies that the israel palestine border multiple victims and buildings of blaze as ukraine continues its relentless attack on the don. yes, republic, with more than 400 shells launched in a single day, and the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine war to continue. that's how i co founder of the rock band think floyd stresses washington's role in this conflict. turning the tables on cnn journalists bring an interview more is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing where i talked to the russian boy to which they promised they wouldn't do. ah, good morning from the international studios in moscow, russia to wherever you're catching us from, i'm fiorella is about what this hours most pressing new stories from around the world. happy to have you with us. we begin as a cease fire comes into effect in gaza with israel and the islamic, you had militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire, however, was launched from the palestinian enclave just after it came into eff

pain of partition many so i was have chosen to remember the love or with the pin orange and sharma artie. but job as indian pakistan mark one of the most significant moments in their respective histories. people have taken to the streets to celebrate the occasion. parades are taking place on both sides of the border with displays of flags and other national symbols. we heard from guests in both countries on how the nations try to force your own paths forward. following the partition that rich british india apart in foreign policy didn't very much active since 2014 often the not anymore the government giving people so, but there is a big difference between the 2014. find in your find policy at all. 2014 can find now in, in point policy makers are very active on. foreign minister is josh. and then he is betty dyadic. and he's all this. but people are about the interest of indian people in young golf made in yesterday. and he doesn't, he doesn't hold himself back when he talks about the indian foreign policy interest . an indian an object is an scenarios like a senior problem is that pakist

the hade was brave by politics and the british, but it did ruins and sharma artie, but job berlin's unknowns to it's suspended. its involvement in the un peacekeeping mission to molly, after local authorities in the country refused to let a german military plane enter. it's aerospace, those in power, and molly have not allowed the u. n. minus my mission, access to its air space. a plant rotation of personnel is therefore not possible that has effects on our engagement, given that the security of our soldiers has the highest priority. i applaud this decision. we have long wish that the security of our territory in the air would be guaranteed exclusively by the malian armed forces. we've always said that, and that's what we wanted. while in february from sir 9 states soldiers would leave molly after 9 years there came after thousands of anti porous protesters took to the streets, calling for a french withdrawal and in support of ongoing russian military assistance to the country. after that polite germany promised it was drawing done its participation in military programs there too, but still

several buildings including the dumbass palace hotel, where journalists were based, an assistant to an artie camera man was injured during the shelling and believe to have suffered concussion. the strikes happened just before a commemoration service and a local theatre for a slain female commander. all those present were evacuated to shelters. canadian journalist even bartlett, who narrowly escaped being hit by a mis i'll spoke to the program earlier. the 1st blast occurred around 10 20 am in a series of blast within a few minutes. so when things calm down, turn on, i started going outside to document the damage. there was unfortunately one dead woman just outside the hotel. i was actually in the hotel when it started, i was working and when after the 1st 3 very strong explosions, i went to the hotel lobby and at the time that the assistant to the camera man was entered, that was the 5th blast, a very powerful blast right next to the hotel. i had just stepped back from the, from the lobby. so thankfully, i'm sorry that he was injured, but yeah that's, that's where i was at the time. and abou

with the russian staff at the facility handling all the necessary maintenance across in don't basset artie crew has been caught in the latest ukrainian shelling of don yet city earlier on saturday. the following footage was filmed in the immediate aftermath of the attack, which hit a local hotel. ah the overnight shelling of done yet so civilian building shattered and cause scorched. smoke from the fires that drifted through the and at a local university that also come under our tat along with the hotel. dung ask authority so the city was hit by at least 5 ukrainian bombs. shelling was also reported in the neighboring town of glove car, leaving several residential buildings destroyed there. and in the lugen square, public, 3 people are being killed in 7 more wounded when calves trips fired at a hospital using us supplied high mars rocket launches. as according to russia's defense ministry, according to some locals, ukrainian soldiers have also been using some residential and industrial sites as base is including a local mine has what one of the miners told us to look beautiful. no other ro

, we will continue our special coverage of his profound historic legacy throughout the day here on arty international. ah no i returning to today, i made political bickering, income inequality rising distrust and a criminal investigation into a former president. now more than 40 percent of americans say they could foresee a civil war breaking out within the next 10 years. that is, according to a new nationwide survey by you. gov and the economist magazine, and the washington post said last week that america quote, stands as close to the edge of civil war as it has since 18. 61. the current investigation into former president trump has visibly raised tensions across the country. and thus, as the new york times has claimed that criminal prosecution of tromp would be a necessary 1st step towards fixing the country's problems. let's take a long, hard look without his caleb. when you have more than 40 percent of the u. s. public saying that they believe a civil war is coming within the next decade. that's a pretty big deal. now when people explain this, they don't really explain where these

boiler or a few cats can help when they start surrendering without the supply of the bull, and our artyrstood this very well, therefore, there is no cap of the attackers, there is no nonsense in the 14th year, when they broke through the defenses and chased after the enemy in order to quickly report the liberated city, by the way , the hero of the day - it's pleasant, it's cool, and it's great to liberate your city. but if you go without a reserve without a plan without support что ты просто ззадыешь что что в какие в тебя зазады заказают кольцо и всё выпо машими bykov machine turns into a club and useless well, of course, a dangerous story, we understand that throwing hats or fantasizing or trying to pass off wishful thinking as real, it ends huge social frustration, on the other hand, our enemy, yes, russia, she is also experiencing colossal frustration, this is not a matter of the stockholm syndrome , we are just waiting for something to finally break down in them, and yesterday's students will crumble putin, so to speak, his meeting with the gold of the rest of these war criminals,

it's artie international from the entire news team . it's good to have you with us. we do kick off with our with breaking news from crimea. it's where our state of emergency has been declared following explosions at a military stock pile. all of this near the city of john coy rushes, defense ministry says the incident was an act of sabotage. now a massive blaze followed by plumes of smoke were seen in the area earlier on tuesday. the head of the russian region says 2000 civilians have been evacuated from the residential areas near the side as we understand no serious casualties registered so far. officials, a civilian infrastructure has been damaged as a result of the blasts with a residential buildings or a local power plant and railway tracks all being affected. is it local journalists now reporting from the scene? did we leave it in the 1st reports of li, ammunition, explosions near the village of my school in the john coy district, began to come in at around 6. i am local residence, posted videos of flyers and columns of smoke and social networking gear. the defe

europeans voicing their anger, and german minister has branded those speaking out as enemies of the state. artie contributor rachel mars then has more. so basically the eve creates a crisis with their sanctions, which by the way they can reverse at any time make their citizens paying increasingly high price. beneficial, portray those who object to their mismanagement as extremists. a german interior ministry spokesperson has said that quote, we can assume that populists and extremists will again try to influence protests to their liking. and now the interior minister of the german state of north rhine west follies framing those who opposed other extreme government measures as equally unreasonable amid the energy crisis. you can already tell from those who are out there. the protestors no longer talk about cov it or vaccination, but they are now misusing people's worries and fears and other spheres. it's almost something like new enemies of the state who are establishing themselves. writing escape goes to blame just as the projections for european economies are getting increasingly grim. the u is

the pain of partition many so i was have chosen to remember the love with the pin ranch and sharma, arti, but job and just another story to bring you before we go to break a terror attack on an oil pipeline in the south of russia has been foiled. that is, according to the country security services, the f. s. b claims they planned strike was being directed by ukraine's secret service. as a warning, you may find the following footage, disturbing. the apparent attack was set to take place in the vulgar grout region and be carried out by 2 people. both of them were killed during the police operation. an improvised explosive device on 2 hung guns were found at the crime scene as well. the fs be also reports that both suspects were members of a russian radical organization with ties to ukrainian nationalist battalions. now, don't dare or think about listening to tchaikovsky are mentioned tosto in polite society. russian culture is being canceled throughout the west, much to this may of sober thinking minds everywhere. next, we ask, does anyone benefit from such a strategy? ah ah, a with oh, ru

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electricity prices with more on the impact of what's been called a used suicidal sanctions that his artie contributes to rachel marston, pulling right recalls, few weeks ago that it was german industry representatives who were bracing for the impact of the european union's own anti russian sanctions. but now other countries within the block are facing similar threats to their industrial production. as a result of brussels, self imposed sanctions. now even nations are all in the same boat, and that boat is pretty much a day that's taking on more water by the day while they're focused on shaking their fists. a russian president vladimir brewton. so tangible results are surely right around the corner, right? it's always darkest before dawn and all that. or maybe that's just the lights shutting off because europeans can't pay the bills. so now it's a norwegian own slovakian aluminum plant, the supplies all of europe that set to stop production by the end of september, jeopardizing $300.00 full time jobs. so how important is this operation? the smelter, exactly laval, co, aluminum smelter is a