strategic missile carriers, the tu-95ms completed a 7-hour flight over the neutral waters of the bering sea, the tula region in the city of aleksin, a camp for the rehabilitation of special operations veterans was opened. and the jeweler is celebrating sergey mironov's 70th birthday today. i uh, never betrayed his homeland. i will never betray our way there. as the russian assault units move towards artyomovsk, the ukrainian formations hastily leave the city, leaving a large number of weapons and equipment, informing the people's militia of the lpr about this. fights go for the settlement. praskoveevka, it is known in particular for its universe of mines, which ukrainian militants turned into fortifications the day before. let me remind you, under the control of russian troops, i moved to another suburb of artyomovsk, krasnaya gora. the way for the assault groups is cleared by the rocket artillery crew, the grad installation consumes 40 shells at a time, bringing down the firestorm on the fortification of command posts and the accumulation of military equipment for adjustment. fire is u

bering strait is located?ut what is the viola strait well, a strait is water between land areas, a narrow body of water between areas, well, between land areas, let's say, that is, you have no idea where the bering strait is. well , the uncertainty of the strait is that it does not exactly separate greenland and north america well, where is greenland located imagine an island off the coast, what is it located? i don’t remember anton gennadievich, do you know in response to a question? i think that the answer is yes, which still divides greenland north america mary do you think i answered no, because it seems to me that it separates south america and something else . the bering strait separates north america and eurasia alaska, where this bering strait is located, it is called between north america and eurasia, the correct answer to this question - this is a variant, there are no 12 questions behind anton andreyevich, please tell me, here is the first round. here it is, as it seems to you, it was difficult for

the bering strait is, well, not so, but what is the viola strait?e bering strait is, well , so uncertain, what associations do you have with the bering strait that it definitely does not separate greenland and north america well, where is greenland located? imagine an island off the coast, what is it located? i don’t remember anton gennadievich, do you know in response to a question? i think that the answer is yes, which still separates greenland from north america maria, do you think i answered no because it seems to me that it separates south america and something else separates the bering strait. uh, north america and eurasia alaska is where this bering strait is located, the strait between north america and eurasia is called the correct answer to this question - this is an option, there are no 12 questions behind anton andreevich, please tell me, here is the first round. here it is, as it seems to you, it was difficult for the first round, or it was either easy or normal, i would say that it was average. and how many questions were dealt with mo

military district will note that the sea border between russia and the united states runs in the bering and our defense department emphasizes that all flights are carried out in strict accordance with international rules for the use of airspace. the united states is putting pressure on ukraine, forcing it to actively conduct hostilities, the american newspaper the washington post writes about this , sources in the white house claim that the united states is striving to achieve changes as quickly as possible. conflict, conservative republicans in american congress, many us allies in europe are not ready to continue to spend so much on armaments for kiev and western military assistance to ukraine will begin to decline in the middle of the year, therefore, according to the biden administration. ukraine is obliged to achieve maximum success in the coming months, and then start negotiations with russia to this end, the white house is trying to knock another $ 10 billion from congress for zelensky's anniversary of the start of a special military operation. washington also plans to announce a

su-30 fighters of the air force and air defense formations of the eastern military district in the bering sea , the sea border between russia and the united states passes, and our defense department emphasizes that all flights are carried out in strict accordance with international rules. and washington is not ready to deliver a ballistic missile attackams to ukraine, the publication reports , citing sources in pentagonite. the range of such ammunition is up to 300 km, the reason for the refusal was the acute shortage of such weapons in the american arsenal to sacrifice their own combat readiness for the sake of ukraine in a new light, while the publication writes that it is not ready yet. well, at the same time, the united states is putting pressure on ukraine, forcing it to actively conduct hostilities. this is already being written by the american washington post sources of the publication. the white house claims that the united states is trying to pump up the kiev regime as much as possible with weapons and achieve a turning point in the conflict with western military assistance to uk

and the illusions at six plus nautical miles go quickly about 150-feet to over 18,000-feet of the bering. the winter water temperatures in the bering sea which would make recovery and salvage operation too dangerous. >> so it is too cold for our divers to collect the balloon over the coast of alaska. what we did was letting it fly across the country so our divers can fish it out. the fbi still have nod dread this thing out of the atlanta. the sack with all the spy tech is rolling around in the bottom of the ocean. do you think they'll get any info. out of that? when i drop my phone in the pool for a week, i can't hear it ring. that's not their only excuse for shooting it down. they thought the balloon w wwas a friendly one. >> the key piece is there was no hostile intent and there was no impact of aviation route which is another piece of that. the other would be there was no at the time, there was no suspected impact to critical intelligence gather ability in terms of infrastructure. >> it is a friendly spy balloon. >> is that chinese spy balloon so cute? that's the administration's stor

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and good morning about the weather for today, cyclones from the bering sea will still require the stormof the kuril islands of kamchatka and the south of chukotka and frost will get stronger especially noticeably at night, the echoes of the cyclone of light snowfalls will be on sakhalin and on the coast of the khabarovsk territory, it will get a little warmer here, but only rainfall will reach primorye for a day, but for now in vladivostok almost spring sunny plus one arctic cyclone moves across the north of siberia and looks to the southeast. so it will snow in irkutsk krasnoyarsk. however, to the northern snowdrifts. here, far away in norilsk, against their background , a person looks very small, i don’t remember this, even as a watchman, the city is literally buried in snow. instead of snow tunnels on the streets, it is practically impossible to drive by cars, especially since for a start you need to somehow dig out the anticyclone in the south of western siberia does not allow precipitation, and the northern cyclone throws up warm, novosibirsk -13 even weaker frosts in the urals onl

the blue ned floated from china across the bering sea over alaska, canada and into the u. s on tuesday at one point near a us airbase in montana that based one of three homes to intercontinental intercontinental ballistic missiles. there are reports that the president wanted the balloon down as early as wednesday, but was advised by the pentagon to wait. the u. s military wanting to wait a few extra days to make sure that it didn't hurt anyone on the ground. they decided that the best time to do that with we got over water. within our 12 mile limit. and senior defense officials say they're continuing to pick up debris from the balloon in u. s territorial waters that debris field now scattered over several miles of atlantic ocean and waters that are 47 ft. deep all this, of course, happening ahead of a planned visit to china by secretary of state anthony blinken. it had been viewed as a high stakes trip aimed at easing tensions that trip. now postponed back to you. already exact. thank you. so much. area lawmaker hosted a town hall meeting this weekend to discuss the impact

the publication , the west intends to impose new sanctions against russia the neutral waters of the bering, the scheduled flight was carried out by two strategic nose missiles, the tu-95ms department noted that the crews had carried out seven-hour flights in strict accordance with international rules. today is an important date in the history of lugansk exactly 80 years ago, then voroshilovgrad was liberated from the nazi troops, but the inhabitants of the besieged city were occupied. i had to spend more than 200 days on the jump operation, an outstanding, but still little-known page of the great patriotic war about the fate of the city during the war years and the successful offensive troops of the southwestern front under the command of general vatutin report. pavlov prokopenko dear passengers commuter train debaltse well. today again voroshilovgrad, like 80 years ago, when the troops of the southwestern front sounded on the radio throughout the country , they occupied the cities in voroshilovgrad and krasny sulin anatoly ivanovich found out those days as a boy again through the streets.

two strategic missile carriers, tu-95ms long-range aviation, flew over the neutral waters of the bering sea. today, the ministry of defense reported that it lasted more than 7 hours . the aircraft was accompanied by su-30 fighters from the air force and air defense association of the eastern military district. long-range aviation pilots regularly fly over the neutral waters of the north atlantic black and baltic sea. also, the pacific ocean is all in strict accordance with international rules. another 10 russian soldiers returned from ukrainian captivity. now they are in luhansk, where the necessary medical examination and rehabilitation course. our fighters were taken prisoner near kharkov back in september last year, and then ended up in a camp near the russian military , they were already provided with warm clothes, linen and food, but the main thing is that they are alive and now in complete safety, and the first meeting with relatives after a long separation, yegor grigoriev's report first emotions, hugs and tears of joy 10 russian soldiers returned from ukrainian captivity to thei

it will start turning to the east and continue its movement in the bering sea gradually.to move away from the islands and from the coast of kamchatka. so only the southernmost regions, the peninsulas, will feel its influence. yes, and here it is short enough. let me remind you that due to the passage of the cyclone, it was decided to postpone the towing of the vessel amberbaltik , let me remind you, on january 29th. he lost his way due to when the engine stopped off the western coast of kamchatka , a rescue ship arrived in time to rescue him, it was justly decided to take the refrigerator to the port of petropavlovsk-kamchatsky, but then the weather intervened. now the maximum gusts of wind are observed on the south kuril islands, i will repeat in yuzhno-kurilsk. today the wind speeded up to 40 m/s, and in the north so far , it is calm in severo-kurilsk, only 5 m/s. the peak of bad weather in the northern part of the ridge and in the south of kamchatka will be tomorrow, the maximum sometimes winds are expected to be up to 30 m / s, and in the straits maybe even stronger,

to forecasts of experts in the region, the cyclone will last for about a day on the coast of the berings. winds will be 25-30 m/s, a blizzard. in anadyr, the wind is expected to increase to 20 m/s and wind anastasia matrosova arseniy gusev chukotka and you , too, aren't you? why are you digging there? we are going to give him the title of righteous man of the world does not want to talk about it, how old we were then, 17. you can hotel yes, many come to us with weapons use our family had one valuable relic i have her raised. i can't give. show me you said you'd return the deposit. in russia, the winter football break ended in the quarterfinals of the country's cup in moscow , spartak and lokomotiv met despite the severe frost. the teams showed an active game , a significant role in the actions of the railwaymen was played by their newcomer. artyom dzyuba that he succeeded on the bullets and how the match ended , danila mahali will tell. please, lokomotiv spartak could not take place due to severe frost, weather forecasters predicted on the day of the game. so, as a result, it happened b

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the battle of stalingrad , the organizers of the event were the volgograd state university and the beringtitute continuation of the supply of weapons to ukraine emphasizes that the event is the first and most large-scale since february last year, almost all key officials came to kiev from europe. president of the european council of the european commission, the head of diplomacy and 14 key commissioners, the main vector of europe in relation to ukraine was announced the day before by the elected president of the czech republic kiev should receive weapons of all kinds from the west. perhaps with the exception of the nuclear one . however, as the lomberg writes, the united states and europe have already realized that even such weapons will not help in the current situation. achieve an advantage for ukrainian troops between, as us media reports, washington will announce a new package of military assistance for ukraine today, which will include launched lands long range bombs. undermining the threads of the nord stream gas pipeline could be arranged by one of the western countries as an anti-

tu-95 strategic missile carriers took off over the bering sea according to nato documents, these aircraft pass like bears, the flight was planned lasted 7 hours, as the russian ministry of defense emphasized, all international rules for the use of airspace were observed. escort of the rocket by the nose was provided by su-30 fighters of the eastern military district . tu-95 propeller pipes are part of the nuclear triad; it is capable of carrying modern cruise missiles with a flight range of over 5,000 km. moscow is negotiating with new delhi on the production of additional su-330 fighters in india and on the abandonment of mig-29 ship-based aircraft , the defense and export leadership has said at an international aerospace exhibition in indian mangalore. russia is an active participant in the air show this year. it presents over 200 samples of domestic military products with details . as representatives of the russian country note, it is growing every year, but russian manufacturers are ready to offer india new projects, including joint projects. including those with a large localization

halibut, western alaska salmon and bering sea crab, fishing is the beating heart of alaska, no doubt. provides food and shaped the culture of alaska for thousands of years. the largest source of private sector jobs in the state and generates millions for our coastal communities as well. anyone familiar with fisheries management knows how complex among users, target species and regions. like the price of oil, alaska has experienced boom and bust periods in our fisheries, at the same time we don't have to accept that we're mere bystanders. and my putting puts them into western alaska salmon research and task force will provide my administration with additional management recommendations and we must do all we can to sustain our great fisheries and assure that they're managed to the benefit, to benefit alaskans, first and foremost. [applause] >> these fisheries are also a major source of food security and the food security task force is wrapping up its work now. as i await the final report and recommendations, we're acting this year for our existing producers. in delta region, expanding a

by the way, has there been any changes in beres during the full-scale invasion of russia ? when i was there a few years ago , i went several times over the course of five years. in hungarian, not ukrainian, mostly in shops they speak either hungarian or russian, but i don’t know how it is now. the truth is that in january, i can’t say that they speak russian there, but there were people who spoke hungarian extremely well, because berehovo has a lot of hungarian ethnic population , it’s ukrainian, the same day. i never was not that the hill people who live in transcarpathia spoke less hungarian and where i was that people knew the ukrainian language as well as people of different nationalities living in this region and this is always a question of hungarian flags at state institutions are always scandals in certain places and the fact that these flags appear not just because , you know, this is the burning desire of the people, but also because the hungarians, e . budapest, and they should demonstrate their loyalty to you for the sake of financial support, and i believe that

and in one of the cleanest water areas of the world ocean, the bering and okhotsk seas are transported their ships, well, they are processed by the most stringent technologies sales markets russia usa south korea countries of the european union. and belarus , if not pollock, then crab sticks from the fish of the far east, you definitely tried it, we are cooperating with belarusian companies , we are developing our cooperation , and the networks that you have in our country, well, are under negotiation. we are now and our main partners are santa bremer, with whom we work. we are super proud of our new products which are being produced in our courts. well , of course, i'll mark it, it won't work. already traditional products that belarus knows and belarus is interested in direct deliveries. and it's not limited to just one company. for example, herring and salmon are already a group. the vlad crystal company is already negotiating and is planning to sell about 3,000 tons of herring. well, it's not a secret for anyone that our herring will go very well with belarusian potatoes. here i thi

receive additional mig-35 fighters in the coming years. planned flight over the neutral waters of the beringore than 7 hours in the air russian strategic missile carriers, tu-95ms, there are simply no extra missiles to transfer to kiev in washington, washington explained the refusal to supply atakans missiles to ukraine, their range of up to 300 km il-76 flew from russia to turkey on board 36 tons of humanitarian aid for earthquake victims, meanwhile rescue on-site work with the participation of russian specialists has been completed, the head of the russian emergencies ministry said about joint work on fifth-generation fighters about which russian aircraft is in demand about which contracts can be signed in the bancor in the near future our correspondent works for india's international airline strengthening anti-terrorist protection was discussed today at a meeting of the national anti-terrorist committee in moscow , special attention was paid to the organization of preventive work. special first the military operation, according to the agency, from the side of the ukrainian special service

going to either be encountered or the chinese may have some type of advice to knock them into the beringnese are going to realise that this continuing black eye is not looking good for them. i think they're going to have to call this off.— to call this off. brendan, we don't know who — to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is _ to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is responsible, - to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is responsible, but - to call this off. brendan, we don't know who is responsible, but we | to call this off. brendan, we don't l know who is responsible, but we do know who is responsible, but we do know when there is an unidentified object, we call for you. we may be speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining us. speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining no— speaking to you again soon. thanks forjoining us. to the uk now. 13 men and two women have been arrested on suspicion of violent disorder, following clashes outside accommodation for asylum seekers on merseyside. crowds gathered near the suites hotel in knowsley last night, where a police

national airspace and we shouldn't concern ourselves with whether or not the first balloon over the beringtraits was to deep to recover, the fact in my opinion should never have entered u.s. airspace in the first place so we need to deal consistently from a position of strength and display that not only because -- we don't know which nation is set for one 100%, you are correct but everybody regardless is watching and our response is critical. jon: i think a lot of people agree. darin, good to talk to you. thank you. eric continued coverage of this second shootdown of a mystery object over north american airspace continues in just a moment. ♪ welcome back to fox report, continuing coverage of today's u.s. military shootdown of another high altitude airborne object of the canvas. lucas tomlinson joins us now live at the white house. >> wanted to go back to the norad statement, the actions and the timing that led to the shootdown. it's notable norad says the latest mysterious object was also first detected over alaska and penetrated u.s. airspace when it was first detected. the detention u.s.

blue slips as a way to prevent judges from being confirmed and we've taken the view that thatilth wod bere a mistake. this doesn't require a formal rule change. it's up to the chairman of the committee and we've urged the senator to consider this and i think he is. he's trying to get republicans the chance to not obstruct that we feel that may have to happen. his two other changes that we think ought to broker to speed up the court of appeals process. you just need a majority in order to get past the filibuster were the court of appeals for the high court lifetime appointment you just need a majority but once you have shown that you have a majority they still have 30 hours of debate in the senate on the nomination which makes no sense because obviously the votes are already there and it's just wasting time. there's a career about money and politics and in the senate time is more important than money. like what gets the attention. so all the time when you would only get two hours for the ydistrict court judge that doesn't make sense and we think that you should be able to consider in a numb

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halibut, western alaska salmon and bering sea crab are vital not only to our economy, but to alaska's way of life. fishing is the beating heart of alaska, there's no doubt. it's provided food and shaped the culture of alaska for thousands of years. it's the largest source of private sector jobs mt. state. it generates millions of dollars in revenue opinion our coastal communities as well. anyone familiar with fisheries management knows how complex it can be among users, target fishes and regions. like the price of oil, alaska's also experienced boom and bust periods many our fisheries. at the same time, we don't have to accept that we're mere bystanders at mercy of forces outside of our control. so my budget puts additional resources into western alaska salmon research and the buy-catch task force will -- bi-catch task force will provide additional recommendations. we must do all we can to sustain our great fisheries and insure that our resources are managed to the benefit of alaskans, first and foremost. [applause] these fisheries are also major sources of food security, and the food

they were looking at few days, if not weeks before this, as the balloon started covering over the bering do you think the chinese got out of the balloon? we heard that there were efforts being made to essentially jam any transitions coming from that surveillance balloon, they were trying to mitigate what the balloon was collecting. what did you make of that? >> what i think we will learn as we get more and more information from the intelligence community, based on what i told you last hour, yeah, they were able to jam and interrupt any electronic, signal intelligence, the package that tom was talking around, underneath the balloon. here's the thing. a lot of people say they were collecting intelligence off their bases and people that don't understand that, the united states military has the ability to jam that equipment as soon as we're aware of it. i suspect they didn't get any kind of intelligence because not only the jamming but the early warning of the bases. but having said that, they are collecting other intelligence on how the administration agencies work together, the decision ma

. >> this actually came over into alaska airspace in the area of nome with the bering straits.shot down invention of a dead. we talk about alaska remote, that's bay it's one of the most important energy areas in america. taken place into the arctic ocean. remember that is frozen to find the pieces. >> unlike the suspected chinese spy balloon officials do not believe this object in the payload the pentagon does not believe it was man's. >> i will give credit to our pilots they are very capable in terms of looking at an object, assessing whether or not this had the potential to be manned at that altitude. very, very unlikely it was manned given the fact he was operating at an altitude that would pose a threat to civilian air traffic for the department the pressing of the order take it down for. >> when asked by or before the president summed up his feelings in one word. >> give anything about the two same of the object shut down of her alaska? >> as for the suspected chinese surveillance shot down over the atlantic foreign ministry maintains it overreacted about that accusing u.s

100 years old the path of our expedition to chukotka, kaliningrad starts on the icy shores of the beringa in this small village of lavrentiya is the easternmost civil airport of the country from here to the border with america and just some. 100 km, but we take a return course to the west and lay an air route through 8,000 km 100 years ago. it would seem something impossible, but today civil aviation proves the opposite in anadyr for the next destination - this is tan 24 takes off. in one hour. while it is being handled by the engineer brigade , the engines are warming up and luggage is being loaded at 20 ° below zero and an icy wind of up to 23 m/s. with such a wind, in general, how it works, it’s possible that a cool weather can only surprise us people from the continents, the locals have long developed methods of dealing with the harsh elements . it’s difficult to maintain, of course, but special winter lubricants are provided for this, which are also used for safety . reading the weather has to be done by a foreign pilot in our 24 piloting a real one. ear wolf igor rachkov flies on c

an intel comment in the president's daily briefing saying china had a balloon somewhere over the beringleutians. the pentagon and others tracked that over the next couple of days, tracked it through canada as part of the north american air defense command, and i'll remind everybody that norad is not just a u.s. organization, they also track things in canada with canadian military as well into the u.s. so for the first couple of days of the week long before anybody said shoot it down the president was probably getting increasingly good intel on a daily basis with the staff of a lot of different agencies working through courses of actions. now cedric leighton was on a little while ago and he talked about the coordination necessary. you're talking about first getting the information from narad, the north american area. they shared with homeland security, dia, cia, department of defense, the state department. there was probably some information to the chinese government as it was passing through canada and the united states. then the coordination between the army, navy, coast guard, cyber c

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, neil, i knew exactly where all the russians were on the other side of alaska, other side of the bering strait, for us not to know is incredibly hard to believe. >> neil: one thing, as well, colonel, if this is a taunting move on the part of some country, china, russia, also in that neighborhood, we might stress, that alone would be an interesting development, you have to get back to when it was launched in the first place and if launched after all the hullabaloo, over the china balloon, that is an act of military hudspa in and of itself. >> it is, as the congressman said, the largest military in the world and largest economy and intimidate through variety of ideological campaigns, they use various leverage, unrestricted war fare is what was said in 1949, when established people's republic of china and they use that doctrine against us five years ago, i made it clear in my book "alliance of evil," we're in a new cold war and taken a number of years for people to understand how serious the likes of president xi happens to be, all you have to do is read his address at 20th congress this p

so it's not clear but there's enough warning signals that we ought to bere ramping up our ste of preparation. >> i think this goes to the heart of the issue of what it so important to deter conflict over taiwan. because once a a war breaks ot over taiwan the economic consequences are going to be orders of magnitude worse than what we've seen in ukraine,, precisely because someone is so central to technological supplyy chains. you mentioned that you don't think the united states is ready for what may be coming in the western pacific. maybe i could ask youou to expad on that a little bit and say what concerns you and whether there are particular areas of china's military modernization the same particularly threatening or perhaps threatening to create asymmetries and we can our ability to respond if she were to decide to use force in the region. >> well, since 1990 is seen a tenfold increase in china's military spending. like everything to do with prc, they are not transparent. wewe don't know what we don't kw but that's what we believe we know is tenfold increase in spending. clearly they are

additionally, a northern potion -- northern portion of the bering sea has ice cover which would pose additional risks. a key part of this operation is the ability to salvage, and exploit the capabilities of the balloon and we look forward to sharing that with you in a classifieds -- classified session and with you when we know more. >> people support our men and women in uniform, we appreciate what you do, we owe you our lives and we are deeply thankful for that but americans do not understand this situation. they need to understand why the decisions were made that were made. and whether or not that is what is best for national security. and just, a final quick question, could that not have been forced down some way other than shooting it down? obviously, we have aircraft that can exceed that altitude. couldn't that have been forced down some white rather than shooting it down which would have in a lot of ways been better, avoided risk to people on the ground and to keep it intact. we were -- we'll talk in the next session, i believe, about some thoughts. we didn't have the ability t

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good morning about the weather for today, the cyclone from the bering sea will still require the stormd of the kuriles kamchatka and the yuk of chukotka and frost the echoes of cyclone formation of small snowfalls will become stronger especially noticeably at night hours, the echoes of cyclone formation of small snowfalls will appear on sakhalin and on the coast of the khabarovsk territory, it will get slightly warmer here , but only for a day the precipitation will reach primorye tomorrow, but for now in vladivostok almost spring is sunny plus one arctic cyclone moves across the north of siberia to the southeast. so it will snow in irkutsk krasnoyarsk. however, to the northern snowdrifts. here far away in norilsk against their background. a person looks very small, i don’t remember this, even an experienced city is literally immersed in snow. instead of the streets of the snow tunnels, it’s practically impossible to drive by cars , moreover, for a start you need to somehow dig out the anticyclone in the south of western siberia does not allow precipitation, and the northern cyclone th

walruses of moscow natalia seraya in 2013, in severe frost, participated in a mass swim across the beringn she is an experienced professional. it would never have occurred to me to look for a cure in an ice-hole when people are struggling with a disease, an already weakened immune system and the load is stress from cold water, maybe just aggravate the disease, but the fact that kostomarov is practicing is the development of close and familiar skaters, never heard. it is known that in addition to figure skating, the novel is fond of swimming, tennis and boxing. our most important feature was to teach. from any attack to come out of a counterattack , a bias and strike in the liver in the head in training roman gave all his best, not sparing himself. and maybe, in fact, this is one of the reasons for his difficult condition. i think the reason lies in the pre -training. there were few recovery procedures. yes, there was little rest, there was a lot of work, little rest, plus nervous stress. svetlana zhurova, an old friend of kostomarov, adheres to the same version. together they took gold on

the air defense forces of the eastern district on the eve of tu 95 ms flew over neutral waters, the beringswans patrolled the barents and norwegian seas. the total duration of the flight was more than 13 hours, everything takes place in strict accordance with international rules for the use of airspace. when working on the updated concept of russia's foreign policy , the need to stop the dominance of the west in international life was taken into account; the tasks in this regard are reflected in the projection of the document. state duma deputies, the minister noted that relations between countries should be built on the basis of a balance of interests, and not the selfishness of any one side in the west, as lavrov recalled , they expected to isolate russia but did not work out. the states approved by the president of the foreign policy of firmly defending national interests while being open to broad equal international cooperation proves its effectiveness in their long-term planning. we consistently proceed from the fact that the modern world multipolar, that the countries of the asia-pac

they carried out a planned flight over the neutral waters of the bering sea, strategic missile carriers the eastern military district. long-range aviation crews of the russian aerospace forces regularly fly over the neutral waters of the arctic atlantic black and baltic sea. at the same time, everything is in strict accordance with international rules. ukraine consumes shells faster than the entire western military-industrial complex can produce them today, the secretary general said today that another meeting of the alliance's defense ministers is taking place in brussels, according to jens, the stoltenberg of arms production. it is necessary to multiply it, in order to pump up the kiev regime even more, according to representatives of nato states , ukraine needs infantry fighting vehicles tanks and supplies to be supplied by nationalist combat aircraft stoltenberg, called non-priority. the state duma approved the draft appeal of the federal assembly of russia to the parliaments of other countries in connection with the military biological activities of the united states outside its te