where his regiment drank a few dozens of german aircraft years later, the survivors of the soviet assyose days, if you read this dozen during the war years, it is 220 aircraft, 219 220 aircraft. we already count 15-35 15 59 24 15 9 or 10 on the account of alexander pokryshkin himself 59 aircraft. this is the second result among all the pilots of the anti-hitler coalition in the first place, ivan-kozhedub. he has 62 shot down, but many experts in the history of aviation claim that pokryshkin shot down more than twice as many, firstly, the documents of the regiment for the first year of the war burned down. in addition , many of his victories were not taken into account, because there was no one to confirm them. well, some of the downed planes. he wrote down about the followers to give him confidence. he himself to this his wife was indifferent to the account, even like that. she says to me, sasha, how many planes you actually shot down. here, uh, and he speaks absolutely calmly. here it is written 59, which means 59. she says, well, what about the rest? e, where they left on account of

during the special operation , i destroyed more enemy tanks than all the other such assy, we ride together and for everything. during this time, our crew destroyed 16 a tanks, 4 infantry fighting vehicles armored personnel carriers, 10 light targets - these are uaz vehicles, minibuses. that's more than 100 nationalists. there were also foreign representatives. stepan talks about mercenaries from poland and other european countries he had already met quite a few of them. however, these meetings to uninvited foreign guests went sideways stepan presents his crew commander. tank, foreman callsign 02, that is, the commander is not an officer, but an operator-gunner officer, yes, why i’m sitting on the operator’s badge, but because from this place it’s more convenient for me to navigate on the spot to watch neighboring tanks. here are the tasks and immediately hit. that is, if my guys saw that something needs help, we jump out and destroy the unit. i’m already accordingly, so the commander of the ram-02 tank controls one machine in battle , the operator gunner stepan belov simultaneously command

central bank after slumming to a record low the saudi national bank said it would not provide further a assi assistance finma said the lender met capital and liquidity requirements credit suisse is the first global bank given an emergency lifeline since the 2008 financial crisis a couple more lines this morning. a note talking about this new loan facility from the central bank saying it improves the liquidity coverage this is liquid flows over 197% from 150%. the caveat is assuming the outflows are the same as the final quarter of last year a big question mark and that is what investors are looking at and the events over last number of days for the bank and if it is still stable at this point. we see credit suisse to buy debt on the market and concentration of risk with the re-pricing of the debt side and how much credit situuisse was having to . there was a tender offer of euro denominated note due in 2023 and 2024 the rest of the european banks from what we heard from regulators are bouncing. 4.5% on deutsche bank. it was the german bank hard hit. and commerz bank is stronger soc gen is up

that's all, please, and assy is beneficial to you, so you are ready, but watch through your fingers and this is beneficial for you, this is integrity for you. what crimes does i'm talking about the crime, assad, the crime of assad, uh, that the white helmets committed. and after that, there are several white leaders who fell out of the balconies in turkey and were killed, but it happens by accident. so well, in life you know the difficult thing and so on. you understand such crimes of assad, right? crime, please, alexander yuryevich , you are good here, of course, you will take me out, a million iraqi deaths is this. what is it too? there it is, who made them? a million is also understandable. thanks a lot. each side has its own bitch inflicted. you confirm no, uh, cool guy. well done. please, this is absolutely not true. just uh hmm of course for a long history. it’s just that there are peoples from a long history, like ours, and there are newborns like american ones, so they haven’t grown up yet in order to have some kind of stable principles in our long history, everything has happen

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so can you provide some more detail assi to what the differences are and what improvements are neededsure our treatment of afghan refugees matches our treatment esof ukrainian refugees? >> sure. to put it simply, after the fall of ca all bull, many afghans who doesn't qualify start thed applying for humanitarian parole. i think at last count over 70,000 applications were still spending -- pending, and the u.s. government told us they had no abilityan to adjudicate them. each application costs $575 per person. if you have a 6-month-old baby, you're paying $575. these applications just kind of piled up, and they had no -- they said they had no ability to adjudicate them, no ability to createhe a cat gore call program byis which people could apply based on an afghan-related cat your -- category. when the ukrainian invasion happened and the u.s. government looked at how to help ukrainians who also needed protection, they created a categorical program to help people apply for approval and come to the united states. and i think that there are a lot of differences both in terms of the experi