aty-baty, there were soldiers such a battle was in march 43 lieutenant. in the cinema in real life. his name was. pyotr shironin his platoon of 25 people for several days he held a railway crossing in the village of taranovka near kharkov. cartridge 300 spartans, i don’t even know that it doesn’t matter if they go through the gorge. how many of them there are at least millions well, although they managed to dig in. now they definitely won’t enter us, though they shouldn’t enter our mouths, deep down they only have a bridge left. let's go forward in one place, we stood nowhere, because they said they couldn’t get away from it, stand to the death. all these fields, and they don’t have anything else, well, it was once, there was an anti-tank rifle and that’s it. and what do you take simple you will take bundles with grenades. shironin recalls his father's stories. in reality, the german attack began with the terrible bombing of the junkers, then the tanks went, our soldiers died one by one out of 25 people. only six times survived, all were seriously injured

ati will be held in the attack this morning zionist forces in the west bank and the city of nablus killed 4 palestinians and wounded a number of them. the palestinian red crescent organization announced that the zionist forces were shocked when rescuers entered the ali yasmina neighborhood in nablus. there was a lot of faith . the young palestinian girl was not the target of the occupying forces' bullets. an israeli was martyred in hawareh region in the south of fara. russia accused america of ordering a drone attack on the kremlin palace and described ukraine as the executor of this decision . the spokesperson of the russian presidential palace announced the tightening of security measures around kerman. kurds, russia will give a quick, decisive and balanced response to this attack. ukraine has denied any interference in lab kerami, which it has called a terrorist act. the un secretary general said that it is important to prevent a war between rival generals in sudan, if antonio guterres fails. he warned that the system of the parties may turn into a full-scale war that will affect the e

aty caucasian people a lot of jews, in general , they lived in different villages in this way, in generalmany worked. all allah, e jews living with kabardians. well, in one village , they kind of took their culture, they knew of them and their traditions lived well. this is the story of sergei vixen. you know firsthand. he is the grandson of a saved jew. amin guevara would have been proved , they would have shot him, they would have seized him together. he generally does not even every person does life, and already they come approved and say, no, this is a jew. and these are my nephews, but at that moment there were children, four children, one, very small. the gorsky jews, the megirova, and the kabardian ashhunovs from the village of the malkozolsky district were family friends before the war. here they are not at all used to dividing something into their own and someone else’s another thing to swim. yes, malki had already heard rumors about the brutal extermination of jews by the germans in nalchik, the kabardians knew what awaited them for harboring, they would shoot everyone, includin

the events of pehlawan ati and tabrizin, by holding this national event , is a new approach in the field of fiction literature of the country . my opinion 96.97 was established, a kind of return to the revival of the flow of epic art along the meaning of the art of the islamic revolution. in this ceremony , the rastar ferdowsi medal was awarded to ali mohammad modab, a 47-year-old poet of torbat jami, and the firouze medal of the art of the islamic revolution was awarded to hadi hajatmand, the filmmaker of the holy defense area. i became myself i don't know about myself, this is natural and i am the grace of my dear ones, i am ashamed to be able to be placed for epic writers, and i am only interested in making epic stories about martyrs, and about the city of darabgerd, i will send more than 700 works to the secretariat of the third edition of the national award for epic stories. 774 works have been sent. novels and short stories have been submitted to the secretariat. alireza mahmoudi, mohammad darudgar and mehdi zare in the category of novels and short stories, vahid agha karmi, ehsan

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ati, god willing airport to use, which is related to the use of high-speed trains to transfer pilgrimsm makkah to madinah to makkah, do you know, we should talk to the head of the organization , please give the number of drug information for the viewers, who have already answered that it is already directly from madinah, madinah, or madinah , madinah . after previous years and until now, this year, the plan is that the caravans that go to musharraf, from now on, they have to take ten rice from jeddah to makkah, more than 100 km of bulk rice from nearly 200 km, because more than 300 tomans are on the way. if taif airport is 95 km from makkah, and in the middle of the road, there is a big flood, koran and houses. the whole route is 95 km, and the satisfaction of the appearance is much more . god's servants should not be bothered, and i will cover 300 kilometers between men who bask in the sun. the meaning of the argument is that it will be sacrificed. let me show that every year 400 sheep should be sacrificed for someone who got sunburned and entered mecca. while sunrise it has been done

from chad, that means fighters friendly to the head of the rsf, mohammed hampden, known as hem ati, couldome to his aid. chad is a u.s. ally and some say it has concerns about the presence of russia's partner mercenary group in neighbouring central african republic and the potential to back chadian rebels threatening its government. the wagner group has been accused of having close ties with the rapid support forces, but the mercenary group denies involvement in the country. if a long fight incident could have a wider implications for the sahel. where foreign powers like china and france have had it dozens for years. sudan's stability is important, given its strategic location, and has drawn attention of major powers from both the east and the west. but the continued unrest poses a significant threat, and it could lead to further uncertainty for the region. ♪ imran: let's bring in our guests. in n'djamena, remadji hoinathy, senior researcher covering chad and africa's great lakes region for the institute for security studies. and abdelkhalig shaib, a sudanese lawyer, political analyst and

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a political scientist directly from turkey huyn arman aty chogu and doctor of political sciences alexandericated with me . many projects in various fields connect russia and turkey. i talked about them with andrey suzdaltsev from the higher school of economics and alexei exemplary from st. petersburg state university may the main candidates who are fighting for the presidency two, the current head of the republic erdogan and opposition candidates kemal klochroglu , two more candidates were not among the favorites. after counting all the votes, erdogan does not get to the majority of half a percent in his rival for more than five, the country's cec announced the second round. erdogan is one step away from victory and enjoys the support of half the country, despite the difficult situation in the economy last year. inflation in the republic has grown by 604%; the desire for real estate has risen in price by almost 80, like products, though now it is worth noting the situation is changing for the better. inflation everywhere of seventy percent there was some kind of nightmare, then, in princip

here was iran, but it’s the second speech - this is a big project that was about aty for half a year.is really a principle by agreement of a fundamentally new one, like, there is such a very calculated economic one in terms of risks, and so on projects from the saransk side. we talked for a long time. it's just like that. well, it’s not even a new page , it’s a new book, you think you got it here, and there a lot of others will appear next to the plots and development, logistics and industrial zones and so on. here. of course, it must be said that our iranian partners are great fellows that they agreed like this and stepped over some mistrust and so on, if at all, the project itself has been there for more than a dozen years. yes, but that's what we are so intensely piled on. and, of course, this is a consequence. there are relations between the leaders of the country, relations with the leadership of the country, therefore, well, everything, everything coincided, what is called yes, well , they took advantage of this opportunity, but this is also there have just started. yes there ar

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the pandemic because first of all massively increased interest in the election everything going on atis that nobody could lose their house so to use those focal points and then to update and register is critical. >> one of the things that i do when they speak to a group they check their voter registration and we were recently testing planning to rollout the special election andnd they found the staff member discrepancy so wherever we go in whatever we talk to voters. >> wely work extensively with you and it is very important for voters to understand the first layer of accountability to manage our footprint and identity so the best form of defense is to start with the voter and active and engaged voter actively managing the accuracy of the record it's very important we do have outreach campaigns for the most part we have a lot of engagement from voters unfortunately right before the election periodd but the high level of engagement. >> actually went on the computer who was the recent college student and still registered in the statean of maryland still registered in michigan and then is

>> earlier this week, we looked atis spending cuts.ant to show what republicans are asking for specifically. the last fiscal year, the one we are currently in, one $.6 trillion in discretionary funds that cgress controls. republicans want to cut that back to the level it was about a year and a half ago in fiscal year 2022. that would be $130 billion in cuts. it looks like such a tiny slice, but that is $130 billion, and for democrats, they see that as a much bigger deal. >> most domestic spending is tied to the defense budget. i don't hear republicans or democrats talking about cutting the pentagon budget, so what is left? >> this is such a critical concept. who gets cut if you have spending cuts? right now, all of that discretion money is in defense. republicans are saying they would protect defense money and money for veterans, hundreds of billions of dollars. they would have to cut everything else by 1/3, so that is something that would have incredibly far-reaching repercussions across the board. let's talk about schools. the white

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jean-pierre give her update today where h she claimes that there are no mass releases taking place here ati can te our southern border. i can tell you tha t is categorically false. this is the reality on the ground. take a look at s video we just shot here in downtown brownsville showing large groups of migrants bee who have just been mass released from federal custody, walking around town , you'll see some of them carrying their manila folders with their dhs folders paperwor. the border patrol had dropped them off. this is near a parking garage in an ngo.e that ngo then facilitates their travel. it was mostly venezuelantional migrants mass released here. we caught up we with one of those venezuelan migrants who told us he had just been releasedornv this morning. >> here's what he said about>> how to put it to end it title yesterday. in my message, it doesn't matter. you can make it to the u.s.es yu you're not c. ght, and last night we got a tour of the border with four gop senators and the border patrol union. we went down to th union e edge here in of the river here in bro brownsville at

report bacn the same day we get the durham report back ,ati demonstrating what a complete, you know, a mountain owhte mounf nonsense that was with the hoax. it's a completely absurd. and now we see this causing president lying every day, ao causing americans to die. and where's the media? mpletely right. they're completely complicit in migrants dying on the southern border. eight hundred and fifty six last year. a fifty three cooked in a tractore trailer in san antonio. fentannty two thousand dead americans from fentanyl poisoning. and we're seeing it on fire. and we right now.and th and the president scoffs because it's better than hpresin expected, because texas is doing the dirty work and so are house republicans. houset we've got to do our jobr i think we ought impeach mayorkas on top what we've already done on the spending fight. >> all right, congressman chip e spendingroy is really doing at job. thank you , sir. all right. straight ahead, a judge jeanine pirro, sat down with the lawyerd for the marine chargedown withwith manslaughter after putg a disturbed homeless man inr a c

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it's notwe should always pay ati it's just a realistic point.his thi s guy who drove intoo th the barricades at the white housee last night is one ofs i'e the most bizarre stories i've ever heard. and you're right to assessu arel must be the product of mentalilb illness because thisec young mae of indian descent can doulas his last name. he drives intoscst name, the boe outside the white house at hou five miles per hour in an emptyh hall, except for the only thingg he's got is a flag. and then law enforcement takes the flag out, which is very unusual for the practiceth ofndd collecting evidence and then lays it on the ground, spreads it out, almost irons o iut,t oue >> time for tons of peopled it i to take photos of it and it's just strange is one ofgest the strangest things i've ever seen. >> and yet here it is in washington, d.c.. yeah, i am not sure how mr.d ins kennedy did in his historyto class, but i don't know that hea would have fared well had germany won the war and to fbi, the fbi, look, lots of things or are threats, lots of things or

. >> reporter: some republicans blasted the plan for not cutting enough spending ati the speaker the defended the compromise. >> these are major victories. i understand people get upset about walking through a debt ceiling, but this is a house, a senate, and a presidency. >> reporter: republican byron donald said those opposed would try to block the bill from going to a vote tomorrow despite the june 5th deadline for default. >> is it dangerous to try to kill this deal with a deadline so close? it's monday. >> no. >> reporter: the deal, which raises the debt ceiling through early 2025, cuts funding to the irs, tightens restrictions for food stamps, and speeds up a controversial pipeline project running from west virginia into virginia. that could be a red line for virginia democrat jennifer mcclellan. >> if the pipeline stays in, do you vote no on the debt ceiling bill? >> i'll cross that bridge when i get to it. >> reporter: white house negotiator shalanda young acknowledged democrats' concerns but noted the deal prevents cuts to social security and medicare. >> and we avoid default

. >> it doesn't sound feasible ati the moment. no, i mean, i don't think it's e putting them all on the street . in tents is a good idea. i think that's disingenuous are thing to do. wgore are they going to eat? where are you going to thee bato bathroom. are they going to showerom? and where do they get clothing and how do they take care of their children? they shoul d be allowed in america. but you know what? i work my hands off. i pay my taxes. so let them stay where they aree for the moment. , forthey've been dealing with g problem for years now, three ,rs four or five administrations. and nothing's happened. idgotey've got to get together. and do something about it.we'ret we don't know who these peopleo are. we're talking four billionpa dollary for s to pay for t their housing. >> that's a lot of moneyth.e ciy the city probabl probablyy does. what do you think that would do to the city, having blocked shut down and people who have never lived here, a major blight on the city landscapajore. major blake, you don't knowgoino what

tracking the booming field of ati, tripling by 2030, we will dig into the outlook with bloomberg intelligence. rishaad: taking a look at what is going on, we have rumors, we've had positivity in hong kong. giving that up in the face of nasdaq and s&p futures, quite a lot of positivity. we've got a change, looking at the u.s. dollar flat but anticipation is the debt deal takes us higher for the time being, removing uncertainty. but it depends what asset class were talking about. yvonne: they avoided a crisis so you are seeing spreads. we will see how bills lay out when u.s. markets reopen. we will see what the reaction is going to be but you've seen the dollar take a step back and it is muted overall. there are procedural hurdles ahead. they got a deal done but biden mccarthy have to go back to their parties in the say this is not a deal. i know everyone is not happy about it, there were shortcomings, but we need to get this done by the june 5 deadline. rishaad: what will it mean for the t-bills, what about this as well? lots of political wrangling. stocks were having a mixed bag of it, so the

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itin san jose c even aty in the livermore area around pleasant in sem, ramon and dublin that's still again below average. 75 in santa rosa is spot on mid sixties from redwood shores through redwood city and from belmont, burlingame into san mateo in the mid sixties 57 degrees in half moon bay m. pacifica there you have on friday. jump up in the temperatures, but not as warm as his bigger jump on saturday, low nineties away from the bay in the hottest locations of our interior valleys, and then a mom's day, some minor cooling and it's a tradition in my house if the oakland a's are in town for mom's day we had to the ball park rangers are in town for a four game stand. 6 40. tonight is the game clear skies west southwest wind of 15 temperature 60. hey dave, when i went to the mother's day game, yes, dallas braided. and pitched the perfect game. i'll never forget that what i'm just trying to remember what year it was, but wound 1999 2013. i think it was more around there, but it was so fun it really was. so it's a tradition for us. well, you're a lucky charm. no i don't know about that

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so ne-s atie te— miss, but nobody's watching. so ne-s atie te ge— miss, but nobody's watching.we're talking about hewitt so we're talking about the art fund prize and the other museums that are shortlisted are the collection in the burrell collection in glasgow. the mac in belfast and leighton house and the natural history museum, are both history museum, which are both in london. well, according to the advertiser blurb this spring, several leading british comedian and acting talents are taking to the stage for the career defining role of the narrator in a new comedic adaptation of dickens's tale revisioned as bleak expectations based on the award winning radio four series by mark evans, bleak expectations is, it's claimed , a expectations is, it's claimed, a joyfully anarchic journey through dickensian london and beyond, following the heroic misadventures of young pip bin as he battles against mistaken identities. contemptible conspiracy and surreal plot twists in his quest to save his family and find true love. arts editor of the express online, stefan kiriasis, has been to s

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