the first ak-47s went to airborne troops, heavy equipment began to develop, the asu-85, asu-57, uh, beganrborne combat vehicles began, which were put into service in 1969. january 5, 1973, under the leadership of vasily margelov at the training ground. for the first time in history, the crew was dropped inside a combat vehicle; they say that margelov wanted to personally test the bmd1 with the tavr parachute system, but the minister of defense marshal grechka did not allow him to do this, then operator-gunner alexander morgelov, the son of the airborne forces commander, was included in the crew. when landing independently, all paratroopers have two parachutes: the main reserve; in case of failure of the main parachute , the reserve can be activated. for the cadets of the ryazan school, this is his own father, he came into the barracks, but always started the chair first, this is an iron rule, he was never embarrassed to answer questions, this, there were a lot of questions, dad and subordinates called margelov back in years of the great patriotic war, western historians nicknamed him the

this is video shot, showing asue l sigh asu asylum seekers boarding. >> without elected officials at the highest level of government, like governor abbott to play with people's lives that at least cost two lives here. >> reporter: he's referring to a 3-year-old girl who died in transport and a 5-year-old who died sunday after a medical emergency at this shelter at 22nd and halstead. >> the department of homeland security must intervene. >> reporter: a statement released by governor abbott's office reads in part, because mayor johnson is failing to live up to his city's welcoming city ordinance, we are expanding our operation to include flights to chicago. even the white house is weighing in, saying in a statement in part, governor abbott is not interested in solutions. he only seeks to use people as political pawns. >> and our thanks to natalie martinez for that report >>> new this morning, a former assistant to vin diesel has accused him of sexually assaulting her back if 2010. that's according to a lawsuit filed against the action star. in the complaint obtained by nbc news, she ac

to frequency 149200 to call the volga or in some other way to surrender, but what really scares the asu meat grinder without support from them. .. with detachments behind them, kiev breaks them even before sending them on the attack, you can’t fight much with such fighters, now sports news alexander, the final executive committee of the rfu this year was held at the football house on taganka, tell us about its decisions. tatiana announced that the rfu will not move to the asian football confederation and also announced that our team will play against serbia in march. in the russian football union there is a refusal. from the idea of ​​moving to the asian football confederation, this was announced the day before following the results of the rfu executive committee, which, according to tradition, was held at the football house on otaganka. also, the president of the organization, alexander dyukov, said that a contract had been signed to hold a friendly match against the serbian national team. russia and serbia will play in march in one of the russian cities. there are also options with ho

of course, is not for the faint of heart and quite clearly illustrates the situation into which the asuitants literally got themselves involved. due to the severe december thaw , the logistics of the kiev regime were disrupted so much that it was easy to bring a couple of three to the rear hundredths becomes almost unrealistic, but all this is the price of the fight for some kind of freedom, although it doesn’t even smell like freedom there, because the tactics of meat assaults, when untrained victims of general mobilization are sent into battle, have not been canceled, anton potkovenko will confirm . anton , hello, as far as i understand, there are already confirmed data on the death of ukrainian teenagers, in which the commander would, well, carefully the front line, greetings, yes, that’s right , there are already even dead, but with those who are wounded, terrible things happen in a meat grinder in the ssu, neo-nazis and during the failed counter-offensive they did not spare their own people, but now the situation at the front is such that even those who they wanted to keep in reser

the enemy had dozens of dead, this it’s not easy, it’s not that much, if you calculate how much the asu lost in a month and a half, but you can imagine how sensitive it is, i think. that this is stupidly irresponsible on the part of the country's political leadership, this is footage of the night work of crews of grad rocket systems, the center uralsk group, which became serious support for the assault units, which have now moved forward unhindered. the unit of the group of troops-center continues to carry out combat missions of a special military operation on krasno-limansk direction in the serebryansky area. laddering actions of a unit of a motorized rifle regiment with the support of artillery crews of the group defeated the assault group 63 results on the front line - constant training of skills in the rear, this is the training ground where the fighters of the vostok group, withdrawn from the line of contact for rest, devote time to training every day, analyzing tactical techniques , they conduct fire training, everyone has real combat experience, but being arrogant, they say, is..

asu-57 - development of airborne combat vehicles began, which were put into service in 1969.973, under the leadership of vasily margelov, at the training ground near tula, for the first time in history there was the crew was dropped inside the combat vehicle. they say that morgelov wanted to personally test the bmd1 with the centaur parachute complex, but defense minister marshal grechka did not allow him to do this. and then operator-gunner alexander morgelov, the son of the airborne forces commander, was included in the crew. when landing the main parachute fails, you can put the reserve parachute into action. when you parachute in equipment, the personnel are parachuted completely without a parachute, only equipment under a multi-bath system or single-bath system, it all depends on how it works normally or abnormally. but with such a landing, the car is ready for battle within. his suvorov of the 20th century. in 2005 , a medal was established by the russian ministry of defense, army general margelov, and the monument to him, erected in 2015 in donetsk, became both a kind

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unless medicine are allowed into gaza. people across the world show their rage against the ongoing us asu war crunts against palestinians. live from our tehran, you're watching press tv news on, it's good to have you with this, there is no sign of let up in the israely regime's onslot on the gaza strip in the latest strikes these rudimentary targeted a home in ja north of the coastal liver killing. at least 39 palestinians. war planes also performed feous attacks on several other palestinian refugee camps including the southern city of konjunes that has been under heavy artillery fire. more than two months into the israely genocide in gaza. civil and areas and instructure, including more than 190 mosks have been destroyed despite worldwide condemnation. the death toll from this really strikes has stopped 17,700 mostly winning. right now to uh the latest uh on the situation the guys cross to rafa where our correspondent is there forest was the ladies well regime continues to kill and palestinians all over the gas trip but over the last 24 hours they've concentrated their attacks. in the so

the asu began to fight him off, laid an anti-tank mine, and the explosion caused the ceiling to collapseget his family. at least to write for the last time, but if an unmanly person is as possible, well, that’s it, he would be lost, even if even this time his mind was working, as if his head was working. roman lived with his family in a small wooden house, from here he went into the army, his neighbors heard about what happened from the news, his relatives have no time to talk to the press, and besides, they are told that threats began to come from unknown numbers, and his grandmother doesn’t say much in the novel, she’s over 90 years old, a good boy. how he died. 2017, graduation album of the ninth webai school number six. here it is, roma. he is remembered as very reserved, calm, diligent, and responsible. it was precisely such a person, confident of his teacher, who could accomplish the feat. ruma was a very well-mannered, polite and deeply modest person. this is roma rudakov’s page on social networks, everywhere without a smile, in an adult serious way. in one photo works at the mach

militants, artillery is used. gun, they destroy fortified areas, and hailstones work effectively against asud on the assigned targets, for safety reasons, they are now changing their location and in just a few minutes they will be ready to carry out combat missions again. an operational group is being deployed to the identified positions of the ukrainian armed forces; the enemy is also using combat drones, so russian tanks equipped with anti-drone cranes, infantry arrives at the battle site in infantry fighting vehicles. stuhr. an assault took place, active assault operations, during which a position was captured, another enemy position, the group gained a foothold, goes even further, because they want to build on their success and take as much as possible with one, with one attack, with one assault. russian artillery destroys enemy positions, also destroying the reinforcements of the ukrainian armed forces, which... moved to the site of the collision, the battle does not subside even in complete darkness, ukrainian tanks and military equipment, uav operators become eyes for assault groups a

but frankie collins gives asu the lead with 30s to go. last chance stanford down three. michael jones blocked by jeremiah neal and stanford loses a tough one, 7673 not pictured. saint mary's defeated kent state by 20 cal band watching men's hoops. pac 12 opener there for cal hosting number four arizona second half down 25. jalen tyson tied for a game high 22 points with this guy arizona's caleb love. and that is a poster showing more than twice tonight for the bears a tough loss for them arizona wins it 100 to 81. college women's hoops. cal's head coach right there on the men's side. mark madsen catching up with stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer. hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beats the first quarter buzzer stanford up five after one. third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink tough basket two of her 13 stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 40 niners played the commanders on sunday. san francisco can secure the nfc's top seed with wins at washington and next week at home against the rams. >> but i remember

andrii kramarov, military expert, reserve officer. from asu joins our broadcast, andriy, good evening, my congratulations, i greet you, the importance of the terekon near horlivka, what opportunities does it open up, what does it affect? well, here it is rather, it is rather possible to say that the victory here is a bit more for our there under the strengthening of the moral and psychological state of our army, a good sign for our society, but in this uh, well, let's say this, in this operation, as was clearly visible. from the video there is, and what is nice, a very , let's say this, purely military task, namely, we understand that in this, let's say, in this direction , the russians also began to approach with equipment and a fairly significant number of personnel, and in order to eh no, well, let's say so, don't go on the defensive in this area either, the armed forces of ukraine made, let's say, a very effective blow to advance, a lot of equipment was destroyed. and personnel of the occupiers, well, plus they could advance, well conditionally, look, any terekon, like the one nea

asu on the right bank of the dnieper in the kherson region.rs immediately knocked out two radars that were used to operate the ukrainian air defense system, and also disabled a mobile communications station. and the russians know how to prevent ukrainian drones from approaching our positions and equipment, and such units are armed primarily with high technology with the help of special guns, they jam the signals and the enemy drone loses contact with the operator, while classic small arms also add to the trophy cabinet. sergei pikulin observed the work of the fighters in the southern donetsk direction. our manpads crews detected the target at a distance. this is an american made drone for targeting the hiers fire system. willow shoots down planes, helicopters and all types of large drones. pzerka verba are effective on enemy uavs, like fury, leleka, puma, these are new units that are needed right here in the northern military district, drone fighters. now almost everyone has it. there is a division here such full-time soldiers with anti-drone

but frankie collins gives asu the lead with 30s to go. last chance stanford down three.hael jones blocked by jeremiah neal and stanford loses a tough one, 7673 not pictured. saint mary's defeated kent state by 20 cal band watching men's hoops. pac 12 opener there for cal hosting number four arizona second half down 25. jalen tyson tied for a game high 22 points with this guy arizona's caleb love. and that is a poster showing more than twice tonight for the bears a tough loss for them arizona wins it 100 to 81. college women's hoops. cal's head coach right there on the men's side. mark madsen catching up with stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer. hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beats the first quarter buzzer stanford up five after one. third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink tough basket two of her 13 stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 40 niners played the commanders on sunday. san francisco can secure the nfc's top seed with wins at washington and next week at home against the rams. >> but i remember los

cleaner. here is the processing from urine into water - this is in the american segment, well, glory god, asuike astronauts don’t process all this there, it turns into in the water and no, that’s what i’m saying, it’s just that we don’t use it as food there on russian soil. we can do it as a technical one, if we have a shortage in the american segment, they use it specifically for food, and they take away the shortage of urine from us, as can be seen from some exchanges, i think it is very expensive, nowhere can you find such you can’t buy urine for that kind of money on earth, or you can’t sell it, like i sold mine to an american, even in a city clinic, that’s how they haven’t let anyone in for that yet, outrageous things , well, not just astronaut anton, so i had a question about what did you say that i went to finish talking? and this is how it happens, that is , you go, you knock on their door, or is it official, that is, officially, of course, through the ground, yes , of course, not even though, when they come, they are told, go to the russian segment, take them, well, we will we call b

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attacks on donetsk, the very center of the city is under fire, in one of the districts of donetsk, an asu who came out of the entrance. his home, several people were wounded during shelling of the petrovsky district, the building of the technical university came under fire, and a fire started there. also tonight in usa, locals in makievka were shelled. groups, footage appeared, supposedly a gas pipeline was burning after arrival, in several cities of the donetsk republic there is no gas in houses, we are right now trying to contact local journalists, there are problems there now and with communication, as soon as we succeed, we will definitely tell you details, well, the failure of the summer counter-offensive, which was already so well-publicized and already boring to everyone, led to the fact that the ukrainian army is simply psychologically undermined and exhausted, this is what the rators agency says about the morale of the armed forces of ukraine. there is a growing problem in ukraine: a psychologically exhausted army trying to hold on in a place where russian troops are outnumbered.

damages to two georgia election workers who the different -- disgraced former attorney publicly defamed asus claims about election fraud. >>> good day everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington the white house no pressuring israel to end its large-scale ground offensive in gaza and switch to a new phase launching a more targeted phase to prevent so many casualties. >>> we want to see the results matchup. >> we want to them be more deliverable and more cautious going forward. >> nbc news has confirmed that a u.s. intelligence assessment shows half of the munitions israel has dropped on gaza so far are called dumb bombs. the unguided explosives are less precise and pose a greater threat to civilians. especially in gaza's densely populated neighborhoods. the intelligence disclosure comes days after president biden said that israel risked using international support over what he called its indiscriminate bombing. while the region national security advisor jake sulliv announced that israel has agreed to open a border crossing from israel into gaza for humanitarian aid to augment the small number

peja stojakovic watching his son stanford cardinal open pac 12 play against asu. they led by as many as 12, but frankie collins gives the sun devils the lead with 30s left in the game. last chance stanford down three. michael jones three point attempt is blocked by jamia neal and stanford falls 7673 not pictured. saint mary's defeated kent state by 20 uh. here's the cal band men's hoops pac 12 opener for cal, hosting number four arizona second half down 25. jalen tyson. he tied for a game high 22 points a hoop and the foul there with this guy. arizona's caleb love. and this is a poster so nice. we show it more than twice. tough night for the bears as arizona wins 100 to 81 college women's hoops. cal men's head coach mark mattson and stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer catching up hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beat the first quarter buzzer. cardinal five after one third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink two of her 13 and stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 40 niners play the commanders on sunday.

peja stojakovic watching his son stanford cardinal open pac 12 play against asu.hey led by as many as 12, but frankie collins gives the sun devils the lead with 30s left in the game. last chance stanford down three, michael jones three point attempt is blocked by jamia neal and stanford falls 7673. not pictured. saint mary's defeated kent state by 20 uh. here's the cal band men's hoops pac 12 opener for cal, hosting number four arizona second half down 25. jalen tyson. he tied for a game high 22 points. a hoop and the foul there with this guy. arizona's caleb love. and this is a poster so nice. we show it more than twice. tough night for the bears as arizona wins 100 to 81 college women's hoops. cal men's head coach mark madsen and stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer catching up hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke dimitri deep three beat the first quarter buzzer. cardinal five after one third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink two of her 13 and stanford wins the pac 12 opener seven 851. the 40 niners play the commanders on sun

frankie collins hits the three for asu.e led five players in double figures with 21 some slick ball handling by collins here before he decides to take it to the hoop. the dons go down 72 to 61. they are five and three and the cal men's water polo team is the best in the country. the bears today playing for a third straight national championship against ucla. that was nicholas papanikolaou, the guy known as big papa, with the goal for the bears. papanikolaou was named the tournament's most valuable player. that's max casabella with one of his five goals in the game. cal wins the championship game 13 to 11, not only is it the bears third straight ncaa championship, it is their 17th overall sharks are playing a little better of late. and tonight had a chance to win two in a row on the road for the first time this season. santa z at the garden to take on the rangers. the sharks in it all the way. they dig the ball off the boards here. then ryan carpenter fires in the goal against his old team 2 to 1 san jose in the first period

can i asu k you a question? >> why are they having this meeting in dubai in the middlets east, where there's oil? jenny craig doesn't have her meetings at burger king. >> i honestly thought that was a great question. >> why are you doing it over there? well, he wants to ban coal wan and they don't like coal either, because coal's cuttingth into their profit. so they're like campaign coal because we can make more money off oil. >> doesn't that make sense? well, as far as coal goes, nothing's going to change because china is building two of these a day. >> but alas, i don't know how many years, you know, the air is so bad in china and so thick. they canceled literally last the fly were getting caught in the sky. >> no. today, the true story is all n the. i believice everything coming oy of china. when hillary says that everyone' say is dying in e because it's too hot. is i? it really that hot >> i wouldn't know. my last vacation was to newark. they don't let you leave the country, right? >> don't show me the ankle

stojakovic, watching his son stanford cardinal open pac 12 play against asu.by as many as 12, but frankie collins gives the sun devils the lead with 30s left in the game. last chance stanford down three. michael jones three point attempt is blocked by jamia neal and stanford falls 7673. not pictured. saint mary's defeated kent state by 20 uh. here's the cal band men's hoops pac 12 opener for cal, hosting number four arizona second half down 25. jalen tyson he tied for a game high 22 points. a hoop and the foul there with this guy. arizona's caleb love. and this is a poster so nice. we show it more than twice. tough night for the bears as arizona wins 100 to 81. college women's hoops. cal men's head coach mark mattson and stanford women's head coach tara vanderveer catching up. hundredth meeting between number nine stanford and cal brooke. demetri deep three beat the first quarter buzzer. cardinal five after one third quarter. they're rolling cameron brink two of her 13 and stanford wins the pac 12 opener 7851. the 49 ers play the commanders on sunday san franc

a tank , unlike a cannon, can be quickly transferred to the desired square, where the asu are tryingch day, each tank trains several targets in different areas. they arrived, they worked, what was the poker like? yes, it’s okay, it’s normal, you worked as normal, excellent, you worked as a support worker, threw them a gift, often they return to the waiting area not to rest, but only to... russia at the meeting of the osce council of foreign ministers, which ended in capital of north macedonia. and lavrov called the early departure of us secretary of state blinken and head of european diplomacy barel a cowardly escape and noted that the west is afraid of any honest conversation with facts in hand. today the head of the russian foreign ministry held... more than a hundred russian western journalists came to the press conference, a conversation that lasted almost an hour and a half. and what are the prospects for the organization for security and cooperation in europe, and what does dancing have to do with it, sergei khaloshevsky will tell you. the outcome of the thirtieth council of os

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artyomovsk direction, crews of self -propelled howubs of the gvozdeysky airborne forces unit leveled the asuircraft protected by concrete blocks. a powerful explosion leaves him no chance, and this is not the first time. such a strike in early autumn at the same airfield destroyed two ukrainian mik-29 fighters. american abrams tanks seem to cause more trouble for ukrainian forces than they do any good. it's all about complex maintenance, writes forbes. so risky equipment failure increases significantly if the tank crew does not clean the engine filters twice a day; to do this, it is necessary to drive it at high speeds. if you skip the procedure several times, there will be serious damage. inevitably, the tank will have to be sent for lengthy repairs to poland. another disadvantage: high fuel consumption. it is no coincidence that the americans themselves call abrams fuel hogs. another country has joined the transport blockade of ukraine: from december 1, the only checkpoint for trucks on the border of slovakia and ukraine will be blocked, activists are going to let through only four trucks

when the evacuation team arrived at the site under heavy fire, the asu fighter insisted that they takenly way out was to crawl forward, i didn’t even hope that i would survive. while he recovers in a hospital in central ukraine and eagerly awaits his return home, this soldier believes that his story is nothing special, and that it is those soldiers who are now fighting on the battlefield... who deserve the attention of the whole world. what i saw cannot be expressed in words. every guy in this room has gone through something similar. our guys pay a very high price. which, apparently, is prohibitively high, ukrainian soldiers continue to pay as the war painfully approaches its second anniversary. all these weapons are highly accurate, they are controlled by satellite systems, and russia is trying to counter these weapons with the help of such rep systems. for russia, electronic warfare is simultaneously invisible; on the battlefield, electromagnetic waves are used to jam or even alter enemy gps signals, as well as disrupt radar radio waves and even cell phone signals. all this provided