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the asa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hitting targets at a distance of about 10 km. three countries immediately decided to urgently recognize independence. vladimir putin thanked the state duma deputies for their work in forming the government. late the night before, the president met with vyacheslav volodin in the kremlin. the chairman of the state duma told how the discussion took place candidates. the head of state noted that in accordance with the amendments to the constitution , this responsibility was assigned to parliament for the first time. and the approval of candidates took place quickly and without any problems. called the death of ibrahim reisi a great loss for the deceased president of iran. vladimir putin stressed that moscow will continue cooperation with tehran. the head of state noted that russia is ready to provide assistance to iraq. he died in a plane crash , he did a lot for the development of relations between our countries, the death of president risi was a big loss first of all... of course for iran , the iranian people, i ask you to convey w

well, now about the work of the russian asa anti-aircraft missile systems.hey are usually located in a direct line of contact and protect our troops from air strikes. report by eduard punigov. the ukrainian armed forces unit endures the stinging blows of this combat vehicle extremely painfully. zenit on the osa missile system covers our infantry, artillery and armored vehicles. this is one of the most common air defense systems on the front line. it is extremely difficult to fly past it unnoticed, and even more so to dodge missiles. the asa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hit targets at a distance of about 10 km at an altitude of about 5 km. the vehicle, as a rule, is located in close proximity to the combat line. this crew has just returned from the front line. the factory workers are carrying out maintenance, reloading ammunition, so that they can soon go to the front line again. combat missions are crewed 24x7. the asa complex can destroy six missiles at the same time, but as a rule, the crew uses only two; more are not needed, because near the

the asa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hitting targets at...nce of about 10 km at altitude approximately 5 km. the vehicle, as a rule, is located in close proximity to the line of combat contact, providing air cover for the forward assault unit. this crew has just returned from the front line, the gunners are carrying out maintenance, reloading ammunition, so that they can soon leave for the front line again. combat missions and crews are received in 24x7 mode. the ata complex can destroy six missiles at the same time, but as a rule, crews use only two; more are not needed, because... need to be done as quickly as possible launch immediately leave the danger zone so as not to receive a retaliatory strike. the osa complex is the development of soviet engineers, this particular machine is already more than 40 years old, despite such a respectable age, the equipment still shows its effectiveness, for example, recently the crew shot down a drone at night, belika 100, took eight at a range, hit at a range of 2 km, what i experienced at that moment,

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the asa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hitting targets at a distance of about 10 km at anltitude of about 5 km. the vehicle, as a rule, is located in close proximity to the line of combat contact, providing air cover by a forward assault unit. this crew has just returned from the front line. the workers of the plant carry out maintenance, reload their ammunition so that they can go to the front line again, and receive combat missions in 24x7 mode. the osa complex can destroy six missiles at the same time, but as a rule , the crew uses only two; more are not needed, because near the line of combat resistance it is necessary to launch as quickly as possible and immediately leave the danger zone so as not to receive a retaliatory strike. the osa complex is the development of soviet engineers, this particular machine is already more than 40 years old, despite such a considerable age, the equipment still shows its effectiveness. for example, recently a crew was shot down by a drone at night. belek 100, took eight at a range, hit at a range of 2 km, what did you experience at th

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infantry and tanks are engaged in the calculations of asa anti-aircraft missile systems.he vehicles are located near the line of combat contact and most often cover the assault squads. the main thing is to act quickly so as not to get caught in return fire. our war correspondent eduard punigov will talk about the work of the zenitchikovs. stinging blows the ukrainian armed forces unit endures this combat vehicle extremely painfully. the osa anti-aircraft missile system covers our infantry and artery. armored vehicles are one of the most common air defense systems on the front line; it is extremely difficult to fly past them unnoticed, and even more so to dodge missiles. the asa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hitting targets at a distance of about 10 km at an altitude of about 5 km. the vehicle, as a rule, is located in close proximity to the line of combat contact, providing air cover to the forward assault division. this crew has just returned from the front line. the plant workers carry out maintenance, reload ammunition in order to... go to the front line a

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the helmet of the hero of russia, pilot asa roman filippov, for example, was written by the parents themselvesis plane was shot down and surrounded by militants, he blew himself up with them, saying this is for you. and this is evgeny radionov, he was held captive by militants, islamists for more than 100 days, when they invited him to remove the cross, renounce the orthodox faith and join them, he chose death, in syria he is now revered as eugene the great martyr. the heroes of our time are here, together with the heroes of the great patriotic war, vera voloshina, zoya kosmodemyanskaya and the gazdanov brothers, linking generations with the names of victory. so far, on the eve of victory day in estonia , all meetings and processions using russian symbols are prohibited today. is the first to host a series of victory parades. today, on one of the main squares in yuzhno-sakhalinsk victory square, this grandiose event will take place, the military of the 68th army corps in... full, one might say, combat readiness, sakhalin residents began to flock to this square several hours before the start of

the helmet and overalls of the hero of russia, pilot asa roman filippov, for example, were painted byis plane was shot down and surrounded by militants, he blew himself up with them with the words “this is for you guys.” and this is evgeny radionov. he was held captive by militants and islamists for more than 100 days, when they offered him to take off the cross, renounce the orthodox faith and join them, he chose. death, in syria he is now revered as eugene the great martyr. heroes of our time are here, together with the heroes of the great patriotic war, vera voloshina and zoyka smodemya and the gazdanov brothers linking generations with the names of victory. while all marches using russian symbols are prohibited in estonia on the eve of victory day, today songs about the great patriotic war are heard outside the walls of the estonian embassy. and it stands: pobeda 1956, produced at the country’s main defense plant. sber is introducing a loan with a 2% cashback so that you have even more opportunities, the opportunity to get everything you have long dreamed of without delay. opportu

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supervisor asa saffy is introducing a new ballot measure aimed at recruiting and retain more nurses and 911 dispatchers that measure would allow full time registered nurses and san francisco >>>>too. >>buy back any time. they worked as temporary. part time nurses for retirement credits and it would give 911 dispatchers the same retirement. benefits as other emergency. responders. safi, who is also running for mayor, said the city has huge shortages in both jobs. >>>>we believe this is a recruitment truly this is a retention tool. but also makes fiscal sense for our city. >ryan>says sometimes. in the next month or so supervisor vote whether to put it on the november ballot. we reached out to san francisco's public health and emergency management departments. about that measure will let you know when we hear >>>>back. >>highway 1 is back open ahead of schedule near big sur and today. the u. s small business association. opened up a recovery. center to help businesses. that was hurt by the highways. collapse and closure. ever for the next 3 days. businesses. can get free consulting to get

let's go, i'm carrying, i'm carrying, i 'm carrying, i'm carrying, that's it, move over, move over, asa they eat, just like that, in general, i come from a family of hereditary horse breeders, it all comes from my father, my older brother and i, we studied, first we worked, and then we studied at a specialized university, say, the temeryazev agricultural academy, at the department of horse breeding, this is the only department of horse breeding that was in the former soviet union, so, this craving for horses comes from there, it will come here, as if naturally, having such... skills, some knowledge, then you are drawn to this, naturally, plus horses, this is the purest, purest beautiful animals, and how differently? we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science. people started making the first weather forecasts back in ancient times. what modern technology and equipment do you use to make weather forecasts today? weather radar data, satellite data, and numerical modeling, and i want to say that forecasts are still not made without qualified specialists. we share in

i time has expired. >> let me just say, the and community, producers, and specifically the asa are ot involved in promoting -- whether it is ports or rivers or dams. another important tool to help i farmers and to make sure that we have the necessary infrastructure to move product efficiently. and of course, is sustainability. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> we are in the middle of a vote series and three votes have been called about 10 minutes ago so we will go to one more question and then we will recess and we will return immediately after the third vote. so, mr. johnson, you have five e minutes. >> i will start with mr. gackle and i am on the select committee for the chinese communist party led by mr. gallagher., i have a bit of a reputation for talking about soybeans all the time because it is hard to overstate the role of soybeans in this relationship between china and the united states. i am so pleased that you talk about soybeans, as he said, that is the prime casualty of the 2018 trade war. we know how important diversifying the markets are. i want to be polite to -- but the tr

asa is concerned that revoking pntr will severe consequences, soy bean exports were the first agricultural commed comodity impacted. pass a farm bill that meets the plead of u.s. agriculture t. should have invest ment in trade promotion that are critical to the long-term success of soy abroad. funding levels and the foreign market program largely unchanged for decades even though demand for the programs increased. the new farm bill should include improvements to the farm safety net. during the trade war we experienced firsthand the insufficient farm safety net under the farm bill. we need better tools to help farmers in times of economic disruption and greater out reach. and renegotiate for bilateral and multilateral trade agreements. the u.s. was once a leader in free trade agreements but the last one entered in 2012. despite the u.s. negotiating the trans-partnership. that is 10 years of inactivity for expansion that could of helped u.s. agriculture. while at the same time our international competitors worked to gain increase market access. so thank you again as a farmer from north dakot

now about the operation of russian asa anti-aircraft missile systems.hey are usually located right at the line of contact, protecting our troops from air strikes. eduard ponigov saw how the blows were delivered. the ukrainian armed forces unit endures the stinging blows of this combat vehicle extremely painfully. the osa anti-aircraft missile system covers our infantry, artillery and armored vehicles. this. one of the most common air defense systems on the front line, it is extremely difficult to fly past it unnoticed, and even more so to dodge missiles. the osa anti-aircraft missile system is capable of hit targets at a distance of about 10 km at an altitude of about 5 km. the vehicle, as a rule, is located in close proximity to the line of combat contact, providing air cover for the forward assault unit. this crew has just returned from the front line. the anti-aircraft gunners carry out maintenance, reload the ammunition so that they can soon leave again... they need to carry out the launch as quickly as possible and immediately leave the danger zone

today, they a certain that all of these artworks will looted the asa shronda from the historical research institute. fax and files is trying to reconstruct the cruise from umus paintings from the company to state that the keel gallery claims that it no longer has any documents that could shed much on the matcher. as mine off how, from my experience with our dealer archives, i can't imagine that they threw away all their documents in 1980 and they don't have them anymore as an every, our dealer knows that documentation is the be all and end all of their business. so you always know what you had the who you got it from and who you sold it 2 months back. hullstead do to yeah, that's fine. just make good tired findings or why aren't they telling the truth and you're going to go through to the and then dustless talking to why are they trying to mislead us and to the time they shouldn't voice the suggest that the people involved knew that there was something wrong with how the painting had to be in acquire testing. don't touch actually show us, but that the piece had been stolen. that's as inco

today the belarusian air defense forces are not only new tors, but also the legendary soviet s-300, asauk complexes, which are being successfully modernized and also continue to guard our air borders. it's clear that. that over time, soviet weapons become unusable, so, as they say, who is capable of what? some countries write it off for scrap metal, others simply sell it. belarus has taken a different path, we are not only we keep the gunpowder dry, but also repair the weapons in a timely manner. for example, a zrk s-300 was brought to the plant to be overhauled. as they say at the plant, after this the resource will be restored by 90%. belarus even has its own modification of the buk anti-aircraft missile system. also, on behalf of the head of state , a medium-range missile with the buyai marking was created. domestic gunsmiths have proven more than once that we can do it no worse than foreign manufacturers of military equipment. it’s worth at least remembering here belarusian multiple launch rocket system polones. today it is clear to everyone that it is necessary to develop models of

not the same as the asa claims of america. dropping the bomb on hiroshima and nagasaki ended the war. but a number of experts say it was an ineffective move. what are your thoughts on this competing narrative? it will have to compact japan and gaza. i've been writing about this for years and it was not the bonds that end of the war. in fact, if you go to the officially u. s. navy museum here in washington, dc. their display about the end of the war says explicitly in the japanese cabinet meetings, leading up to the surrender. there was almost no mention of the atomic bombs. the discussion was all about the soviet invasion in manchuria and going beyond manchuria, american intelligence at this same for months. so that when the soviets entered the war, while japanese but realized that further resistance is futile. a truman understood that by the gentle treatment when they had lunch with ranger style in pots them at july 17th. and he goes, he writes in his journal style of the, in the jap war, by august 15th, they need jobs. so when that occurs, he rides home to his wife best the next day

meanwhile , crews of asa anti-aircraft systems are operating in the southern donetsk sector.y protect military installations and peaceful cities in the dpr from air strikes, destroying drones, aircraft, and cruise missiles. for successful action in the northern military district zone, fighters of the volunteer detachment from primorye bars-22 received the state. awards, they distinguished themselves in the battles for pavlovka, nikolskoye and novomikhailovka. our correspondent maxim berezin observed the presentation of medals and orders. smyrna, the ceremonial formation is announced by the commander of the seaside leopards, rustam abushaev. he is the current head of the bolshoy kamen urban district in the primorsky region, a volunteer fighting with his squad for about 2 years. he started as a machine gunner in assaults and rose to the rank of commander. the fighters were called to... the awards ceremony right from the front line, rustam abushaev was also noted and given a volunteer medal for the northern military district, an honorary award among military personnel. bars-22 o

as students at thousands of colleges in the us have been demonstrating that guides the warrant gun asa i've been calling on an administrator has to divest from companies, and that's the profit from israel, of war against thomas, there was violence overnight. the university of california in los angeles, where a pro israel demonstrates, is attacked comp setup by pro palestinian students. they attempted to pull the battery cage, protecting the count, and there was scuffled between the 2 sides, police and lights that moved into separate the 2 groups and to stop the rest universe. they cancel the classes on wednesday because of the vitamins and the new york city police cleared an occupied building of the rest of the 300 pro palestinian protests on the campus of columbia university of an ice. bringing a day long stand off to a dramatic and fellow demonstrations of not taking their protests to outside. new york police headquarters maybe criticize the way office. a br office is broke up. what they said was a peaceful protest, a thing police were rough with demonstrations. you met eric adams ha

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service for 18—year—olds if the conservatives win the general election — labour describing the plan asack. sirens heard across tel aviv as hamas say it's launched a large missile attack on the city — the first in months. some missiles are said to have been intercepted. no direct hits or injuries have been reported. the united nations says almost 700 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea. the figure is an estimate based on the number of houses believed to have been buried. at least 12 people are confirmed dead after a russian attack on a busy diy store in the ukrainian city of kharkiv. president zelensky says over 200 people could have been inside the store when it was attacked. now it's time for today's sunday episode of newscast. hello, you two. hello. can i introduce you to the new star of newscast electioncast? yourself. no! i'm famously modest, laura. jenny leck. 0h! the realjenny leck. i heard about this. yeah, she's from manchester and her name is actuallyjenny leckie, but her friends call herjenny leck, which means she's perfect as our part—time general

we are told to take cover. l asa as a russian armed drone hovers right above us, scanning for potentiale was palpable relief and it passes. this is a war in which it is getting harder to hide. where the enemy is watching your every move. jonathan beale, bbc news, kharkiv. let's talk to a retired chief of staff of the us marine corps in europe where he worked with nato and ukraine. good to have you with us. before we chat, i want to play a clip we have had from the russian president putin who has been speaking on a trip to china today. talking about russia's intentions in that region, in and around kharkiv.— around kharkiv. let's 'ust pray that. as for t around kharkiv. let's 'ust pray that. as for what _ around kharkiv. let's 'ust pray that. as for what is h around kharkiv. let'sjust pray that. as for what is happening j around kharkiv. let'sjust pray i that. as for what is happening in kharkiv, it is also ukraine's fault because they shelled and unfortunate they continue selling residential areas of border territories. and i said publicly, if ukraine's attacks continue, we will have to

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asa hutchinson, the same. why do this and why now?ou are a republican politician, you have two options. one we will call the liz cheney option where you te a principal stand against donald trump's character and become big politician. we will call the second the marco rubio option which is with you got get along the program. i assume nikki haley wants to continue a career as a politician in the republican party, so she has gone for the marco rubio option p or the question i would ask her is in most lines of work, if you think someone is a moral degenerate, ghetto get to the second question of what to get think about tax policy -- what do you think about tax policy? you stop there. from what she has set about donald trump, she not only has serious doubts but is totally condemning of his character. if a guy is a bad guy, he's going to be bad. as i understand, she cares for america's alliances abroad, and i agree with her on the part, but he's not going to be good for allies if he's going to betray oh -- all our allies for his friends. >>

chris christie ran against him and has not endorsed him, asa hutchinson, the same. now? >> if you are a republican politician, you have two options, the liz cheney option, where you take a principled standing and you become a former politician, or the second, the marco rubio option, which as you get along with the program and don't say anything and just get along with trump world. i assume nikki haley wants to continue her career as a politician and believes fundamentally in the republican party and she has gone for the marco rubio option. the question i would ask her is, in most lines of work, if you think someone is a moral degenerate, you don't get to the second question of, what do you think about tax policy? [laughter] you sort of stop there. she really has serious not only doubts but is totally condemning of his character. why do we care about marginal tax rates? if he's a bad guy, he's going to be -- she cares about america's alliances abroad and i agree with her on most issues on that front but he's not going to be good for allies if he's going to betray all

marielle dusek is the asa griggs candler of law at emory university, a leading scholar of legal history in the united states in the world is the author of wartime an idea its history and its consequences and her next going to war an american history is under contract with oxford university and is very eagerly anticipated by some of us in this room. so as a saw, as a historian, i'll for myself as a historian, i like to start at beginning. and if we start at the beginning, maybe we could talk and today with a little bit of discussion, the beginning of the korean war, it's partly, i think for many americans, it's an episode of the cold war. but it's also war of decolonization. it's a war of nationalism. it is a war with so many individual threads, each of which become magnified and intensified as. they become entangled. so it might be an unfair question, but i love the question anyway. and i wanted to just ask each of our panelists, when did the korean begin? would you should i start? you can go right ahead. thank you. thank you, for inviting me to this colloquy. it's a great privilege to

but when you go deeper and talk to other republicans, some who opposed former president trump, like asainson, i spoke to him a short while ago and he said no, this speaks to confidence in the justice system. he told me this is a very serious moment, and he felt like this was a very serious decision. he said he is not sure if this will make a difference in the campaign. it is, however, potentially making the difference in the dollars for the trump campaign. we have seen in the last hour since he verdict was announced, the site crashed because of interest, and they believe they would raised half $1 million to $1 million. geoff: how was the biden campaign reacting to this? one imagines they had a plan for this outcome. laura: first, the white house is essentially saying, my sources there are saying president biden is not expected to address this verdict today in any kind of official form. that could change in the coming days if he gets questions from reporters that are with him as he travels. and white house counsel spokesperson said essentially the white house respects the rle of law and